FARMINGTON – Stacey Kent and Josalee Danielli combined for 25 points and the nationally-ranked University of Southern Maine forced 23 turnovers and held the University of Maine-Farmington to 26.5 percent shooting en route to a 62-41 victory in the Webber Energy Tournament final Sunday.

Emerson College (Mass.) rallied in the second half to beat UM-Presque Isle 73-58 in the consolation game.

In the title game, Shannon Kynoch had 10 points while Kent and Becky Dixon had a game-high eight rebounds apiece. Kent also dished out a game-high four assists for USM, ranked 9th in the d3hoops.com preseason poll.

Amanda Byrne’s 12 points and Erin Johnson’s seven rebounds paced UMF.

In the consolation game, Lauren Vassallo’s 17 points and 15 rebounds sparked Emerson along with Maude Okrah’s 18 points and Bri Papa’s 15 points.

Megan Korhonen’s game-high 24 points, Erica Davis’ 19 points and nine rebounds and Julie Wescott’s 11 points led UMPI.

On Saturday, Angela Sante Fe’s 16 points and Nicole Paradis’ 14 spearheaded USM’s 79-65 victory over Emerson and Caitlyn Laflin’s 20 points powered UMF to a 75-47 win over UMPI.

USM received 11 points from Josalee Danieli in the opener while Lindsay DeStefano’s 17 points and Kathy Andrade’s 16 led Emerson.

Samantha Wiley had 16 points for UMF while Korhonen’s 23 and Erica Davis’ 11 points sparked UMPI.

USM’s Paradis was the tourney’s Most Valuable Player and she was joined on the all-tourney team by Kent, Wiley, Laflin, Papa and Korhonen.

(Championship game)

USM (2-0) 62

Paradis 3-0-8, Ross 1-1-4, Kent 5-2-13, Sante Fe 5-2-13, Kynoch 5-0-10, DeMillo 2-1-5, Danieli 4-4-12, Dixon 3-1-7, MacDonald, Arsenault

UMF (1-1) 41

Porter 1-1-3, Byrne 3-4-12, Wiley 1-2-4, laflin 3-2-8, Johnson 1-0-2, Busque 0-2-2, Bell, York 2-2-6, Rose 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Paradis 2, Ross, Kent; Byrne 2

Halftime: USM 25-16

(Consolation game)

Emerson (1-1) 73

DeStefano 1-2-4, Vassallo 7-3-17, Okrah 8-2-18, Papa 5-0-15, Andrade 3-1-7, Montanez, Marre 1-0-3, Keiwcinski 2-1-5, Kosek 1-0-2, Chenier, Everett, Kearney, Arruda 0-2-2

UMPI (0-2) 58

Korhonen 9-5-24, Davis 9-1-19, Wescott 3-2-11, Sullivan, Lenentine 2-0-4, Brooker, Kilfoil

3-pt. goals: Papa 5, Marre; Wescott 3, Korhonen

Halftime: UMPI 35-34

Eastern Conn. 79, Husson 51

At Willimantic, Conn., Stephanie Smith scored 20 points to lead Eastern Connecticut State University to victory over Husson College in the first round of the ECSU Tip-Off Tournament Saturday.

Bridget Durette added 15 points for ECSU and Ashley McFetridge had 14 points and three blocks.

Jenny Rollins led the Eagles with 12 points and two blocks.

Husson College (0-1) 51

Pickering 3-0-6, Blindow 1-0-3, Archer 1-1-4, Rollins 4-1-12, Norsworth 2-0-4, Barden 1-0-2, Barnes 3-0-6, Richards 0-1-1, Al. Bragdon 1-1-4, Plourde 0-2-2, Dow 1-0-2, Lavertu 2-1-5, Sewell, Lincoln, As. Bragdon

Eastern Connecticut State (1-0) 79

McFetridge 7-0-14, Durette 7-1-15, Paradis 1-0-3, Moriarty 1-0-2, Morey 3-5-11, Whiteley 1-1-3, Shaw 3-0-7, Amato 1-0-2, Fox 1-0-2, Smith 10-0-20, Bergeron, Hickey, Caban

3-pt. goals: Rollins 3, Blindow, Archer, Bragdon; Paradis, Shaw

Halftime: ECSU 44-24

Colby 85, Wheaton 80 (2OT)

At Willimantic, Conn., Katie McCabe scored 30 points and hauled down 10 rebounds to lead Colby College past Wheaton College in two overtimes in the first round of the Eastern Connecticut State University Tip-Off Tournament Saturday.

McCabe’s lay-up with 3:31 left in the second overtime gave Colby of Waterville the lead for good. Julianne Kowalski had 16 points and 14 rebounds and Heather Quadir added 12 points.

Becky Aitchison paced Wheaton with 22 points and Krystin Hickey chipped in 20 points.

Colby College (1-0) 85

McCabe 12-6-30, Kowalski 6-4-16, Capelloni 6-1-14, Quadir 4-4-12, Cummings 1-4-7, Aronson 2-0-4, Adler 1-0-2

Wheaton College (0-1) 80

Aitchison 8-6-22, Hickey 7-6-20, Champney 5-4-14, Smith 3-1-9, Bailey 3-2-8, Pleat 1-1-3, Schneider 1-0-2, Michals

3-pt. goals: Cappelloni, Cummings; Smith 2

Halftime: Colby 37-27

Thomas wins Terrier Tip-Off

At Waterville, Lea McNary had 20 points and nine rebounds to lead Thomas College over College of St. Joseph of Vermont 73-69 Sunday to win the Terrier Tip-Off Tournament. Thomas beat University of Maine at Machias 75-54 Saturday.

On Saturday, McNary had 14 points and 16 rebounds for Thomas. Tonya Jones scored 17 points and Mallorie Blakney added 15 points and five steals. Karen Demers had 12 points and eight steals.

Felicia Herring led UM-Machias with 12 points, 10 assists and nine rebounds. Sara Wells scored 12 points and Angela Moody added 10 points.

On Sunday, Demers had 15 points and five assists for the Terriers and Blakney also had five assists with 11 points. Cortney Barrett scored 10 points.

Irene Tompkins paced College of St. Joseph with 21 points and 12 rebounds and Michelle Thompson had 16 points.

(Saturday’s Results)

UMaine-Machias 54

Chandler 4-0-9, Smith 3-0-6, Heller 0-4-4, Moody 3-2-10, Wells 6-0-12, Constant 0-1-1, Herring 4-2-12, Hare

Thomas College 75

Miles 4-0-8, Blakney 5-4-15, Demers 5-2-12, Barrett 2-1-5, McNary 5-4-14, Nassetta 2-0-4, Jones 5-7-17, Morin, St. George, Denbow, Evans, Mitchell, Fox

3-pt. goals: Moody 2, Herring 2, Chandler; Blakney

Halftime: Thomas 28-22

(Sunday’s Results)

College of St. Joseph 69

Tompkins 7-7-21, Guetti 1-1-4, Thompson 5-3-16, Thompson 5-3-16, Raiche 5-0-11, Pleasure 2-0-5, Greeno 1-4-7, Smith 2-0-5, Lansburg, Clements

Thomas College 73

Miles 3-0-7, Blakney 4-1-11, Demers 4-4-15, Barrett 5-0-10, McNary 8-4-20, Nassetta 1-0-2, Morin 1-0-3, Jones 0-1-1, Denbow 1-0-2, Mitchell 1-0-2, St. George, Fox

3-pt. goals: Thompson 3, Guetti, Raiche, Pleasure, Greeno, Smith; Demers 3, Blakney 2, Miles, Morin

Halftime: Thomas 34-33

Saint Joseph’s 66, MCLA 50

At Chicopee, Mass., Carolyn Freeman scored 11 points to help lead Saint Joseph’s College of Standish past Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in the Blazer Invitational consolation game Saturday.

Allison Miner, Erin Cartwright and Meghan Daigle each scored 10 points for 1-1 Saint Joseph’s.

Laura Silverman led 0-2 MCLA with 11 points and Ali Leveille added 10 points.

Eastern Conn. 77, Colby 47

At Willimantic, Conn., Jessica Moriarty scored 15 points to help lift Eastern Connecticut State University over Colby College to win the ECSU championship game Sunday.

Ashley McFetridge had 13 points and 10 rebounds for ECSU and Nicky Morey added 11 points and 11 rebounds.

Katie McCabe led Colby with 14 points and six rebounds and Alison Cappelloni added 10 points.

Colby College (1-1) 47

Cappelloni 4-0-10, Aronson 2-2-7, McCabe 7-0-14, Adler 2-0-5, Kowalski 3-2-8, Quedir 0-3-3, Bartley, Pratt, Cummings, Fairchild

Eastern Connecticut State (2-0) 77

McFetridge 6-1-13, Durette 3-6-12, Moriarty 5-3-15, Morey 4-3-11, Whiteley 2-0-4, Shaw 3-4-12, Amato 2-0-4, Smith 2-2-6, Paradis, Bergeron, Caban

3-pt. goals: Cappelloni, Aronson, Adler; Moriarty 2, Shaw 2

Halftime: ECSU 31-27

Wheaton 68, Husson 47

At Willimantic, Conn., Andrea Bailey scored 11 points to lead Wheaton College past Husson College in the consolation game of the ECSU Tournament Sunday.

Krystin Hickey and Becky Aitchison both scored 10 points for Wheaton.

Jenny Rollins paced Husson with 11 points.

Wheaton College (1-1) 68

Hickey 5-0-10, Aitchison 4-0-10, Champney 3-0-6, Smith 1-2-5, Bailey 5-1-11, Williams-Epe 2-0-4, Kruse 4-0-8, Pleat 1-0-2, Schneider 3-0-6, Jones 0-1-1, Michals 2-1-5, Walker

Husson College (0-2) 47

Pickering 1-2-4, Richards 1-0-2, Sewell 2-0-4, Archer 1-2-4, Rollins 4-2-11, Norsworth 1-0-2, Lincoln 1-0-3, Blindow 1-0-2, Barnes 0-2-2, Plourde 1-0-3, Dow 1-0-2, As. Bragdon 1-0-2, Lavertu 3-0-6, Barden, Al. Bragdon

3-pt. goals: Aitchison 2, Smith; Rollins, Lincoln, Plourde

Halftime: Wheaton 38-21

Men’s Basketball

Trinity wins UMF tourney

At Farmington, Russ Martin scored a game-high 18 points and tournament Most Valuable Player Patrick Hasiuk tossed in 17 more as Trinity College (Conn.) won the Hight Chevrolet Tournament with a 61-38 win over the University of Maine-Farmington Saturday.

The University of Southern Maine beat UM-Presque Isle 113-48 in the consolation game.

Hasiuk, who hit five three-pointers, scored 12 first-half points as the Bantams built a 29-20 halftime lead.

Robert Taylor had nine points and 10 rebounds and Aaron Westbrooks had a game-high 11 rebounds for the winners, who held UMF to 26.8 percent shooting from the floor (15-for-56).

Sean Fry’s 12 points and seven rebounds led UMF.

In the consolation game, Drew Coppenrath scored 20 points to lead five players in double figures for USM.

Greg Whitaker and Josh Daniels had 11 points apiece for the Huskies with Broderic Jones and Alan Campbell notching 10 each. Daniels had a game-high eight rebounds.

Dwayne Mitchell’s game-high 23 points and four rebounds led UMPI.

Trinity (2-0) 61

Martin 7-4-18, Hasiuk 6-0-17, Taylor 3-2-9, Rowe 4-1-9, Westbrooks 1-1-3, Donoguhe 1-0-2, T. Dunn 1-0-2, Fels 0-1-1, Pimm, McDougall, Simms, S. Dunn

UM-Farmington (1-1) 38

Fry 5-0-12, Lelansky 3-1-8, Hutchinson 2-1-5, Neil 2-0-5, Dean 2-0-4, Tanguay 1-0-2, Labrie 0-1-1, Howell 0-1-1, Nichols, Diang, St. John, Leary, Kerschner

3-pt. goals: Hasiuk 5, Taylor; Fry 2, Lelansky, Neil

Halftime: Trinity 29-20

Southern Maine (1-1) 113

Coppenrath 5-9-20, Whitaker 5-0-11, Daniels 3-4-11, Jones 3-2-10, Campbell 4-0-10, Broomfield 4-0-9, Jordan 3-2-9, Bastian 3-2-8, Hebert 3-1-7, Gabriele 1-4-6, Hartford 2-1-5, Pollock 2-1-5, Jellison 1-0-2, Taylor

UMPI (0-2) 48

Mitchell 11-1-23, Wingate 4-1-9, Ford 2-2-6, Malave 2-0-5, Campbell 1-1-3, Busateri 1-0-2, Wire, Korhonen, Devic, Nickle

3-pt. goals: Jones 2, Campbell 2, Whitaker, Broomfield, Jordan, Daniels, Coppenrath; Malave

Halftime: USM 57-23

Thomas 85, Unity 32

At Waterville, Michael Burchill had 18 points and eight rebounds to lead Thomas College past Unity College in the Charlie Ryan Classic Saturday.

Andrew Duncanson added 14 points for the Terriers.

Ned Girard paced Unity with 14 points and 12 rebounds.

Unity College 32

Giroux 1-0-3, Girard 7-0-14, Kelly 2-2-7, Currie 2-0-4, Carroll 1-0-2, Allen 1-0-2, Williams

Thomas College 85

Duncanson 5-2-14, Brathwaite 4-0-8, Alexander 3-0-6, Staples 2-0-4, Peters 3-0-8, Howe 4-0-9, Little-Parks 2-1-5, Leal 2-0-4, Kipp 2-0-5, Kennedy 2-0-4, Burchill 7-3-18, Herrick, Ross

3-pt. goals: Giroux, Kelly; Duncanson 2, Peters 2, Howe, Kipp, Burchill

Halftime: Thomas 50-17

Colby 95, UM-Fort Kent 70

At Waterville, sophomore Adam Choice scored 28 points and had 10 rebounds to lead Colby College past the University of Maine at Fort Kent Saturday at Thomas College.

Michael Russell scored 14 points for the White Mules. Artie Cutrone and Mac Simpson scored 11 points apiece.

Jimmy Lopez led UM-Fort Kent with 17 points Hamill Bassue added 14 points. Gediminas Sumyla had 13 points and David Gabriel scored 11 points.

UMaine-Fort Kent (2-3) 70

Lopez 6-2-17, Bassue 7-0-14, Sumyla 6-0-13, Gabriel 3-4-10, Nagradic 1-3-6, Akstinas 1-2-4, Gal 1-0-2, Hyliger 1-0-2, Bard

Colby College (1-0) 95

Choice 11-6-28, Russell 4-6-14, Cutrone 4-2-11, Simpson 4-1-11, Gaudet 1-6-9, Decker 3-0-7, Sherman 3-0-7, Ridd 1-0-3, Atlas 1-0-2, Woodward 1-0-2, David, van Loenen, Lemmons, Havlicek, Planeta, Haylon

3-pt. goals: Lopez 3, Nagradic, Sumyla; Simpson 2, Gaudet, Cutrone, Ridd, Sherman, Decker

Halftime: Colby 46-38

UMass Dartmouth 77, Husson 59

At North Dartmouth, Mass., Dan Holbrook had 20 points and 14 rebounds to lead University of Massachusetts Dartmouth over the Husson College in the Hampden Inn Classic Saturday.

Brandon Stephens added 17 points for UMass Dartmouth and Jeff Macchi scored 12 points.

Fabian Figueroa led Husson with 12 points and Brock Bradford had 11 points.

Husson College (1-1) 59

Figueroa 4-2-12, Bradford 4-1-11, Lee 3-1-9, MacKenzie 3-2-8, Perras 3-0-8, Meehan 2-0-4, Jennings 0-2-2, Coffin 1-0-2, Jardine 1-0-2, Henry 0-1-1, Philbrick, Cummings, Kane, Kissinger, Hodges, Puls

UMass Dartmouth (2-0) 77

Holbrook 8-4-20, Stephens 6-0-17, Macchi 4-3-12, Freeman 5-0-10, Tynes 3-0-6, Turtoro 1-0-3, Yucius 1-1-3, Tavares 1-0-3, Walker 1-1-3, Yeadon, Divine, Boyce, Kanarski, Nicholson

3-pt. goals: Perras 2, Bradford 2, Figueroa 2, Lee 2; Stephens 5, Macchi, Tavares, Turtoro

Halftime: Husson 36-30

Babson 69, Bates 60

At Babson Park, Mass., Kyle McDonald’s game-high 22 points led Babson College past Bates of Lewiston in the consolation contest of the Babson Invitational Saturday.

Zach Etten added 16 points for Babson.

Chris Wilson led Bates College with 13 points while Brian Ellis and Pat Halloran chipped in 12 apiece for the Bobcats.

Bates (0-2) 60

Wilson 5-2-13, Ellis 5-2-12, Halloran 2-7-12, Gallant 3-1-7, Wholey 3-0-6, Hatch 1-1-4, O’Keefe 0-2-2, Curley 1-0-2, Thayer 0-1-1, Wirth 0-1-1, Schmiemann, Place, De La Cruz, Foster, Creahan

Babson (1-1)

McDonald 5-9-22, Etten 5-4-16, Halcovage 2-2-8, MacDonald 3-1-8, Bradley 3-0-6, Belniak 2-0-4, Skogg 1-0-3, Bush 1-0-2, Mauro, Leykin, White, Ladson

3-pt. goals: Hatch, Halloran, Wilson; McDonald 3, Halcovage 2, Etten 2, MacDonald, Skogg

Halftime: Babson 32-23

Elms 90, UM-Machias 78

At Chicopee, Mass., Juan Galdon scored 16 points to help push Elms College past the University of Maine at Machias in the first round of the Blazer Invitational Saturday.

Joe Esile had 15 points for Elms and Nate DiSessa scored 13 points.

Charles Calligan led UM-Machias with 30 points.

Elms 65, Bowdoin 60

At Chicopee, Mass., tournament MVP Juan Galdon scored 15 points to lead Elms College past Bowdoin College to win the Blazer Invitational championship game Sunday.

Joe Esile scored 12 points for Elms and Juan Alverio added 11 points.

Andrew Sargeantson had 16 points and nine rebounds to lead Bowdoin. Kyle Jackson scored 15 points and Andrew Hippert added 12 points.

Bowdoin College (1-1) 60

Sargeantson 7-2-16, Hippert 5-1-12, Jackson 7-0-15, Phillips 2-2-6, Fliegel 4-3-11, Hebert, Schulkin, Sellew, DeFeo, Hauser

Elms College (2-0) 65

Thomas 2-1-6, Galdon 6-1-15, Alverio 4-0-11, Esile 4-0-12, Hawes 5-0-10, Hite 1-0-2, Luneau 1-0-2, Sylvia 1-0-2, Berry 2-1-5, DiSessa, Jones

3-pt. goals: Hippert, Jackson; Esile 4, Alverio 3, Galdon 2, Thomas

Halftime: Elms 37-35

UM-Machias 68, Newbury 66

At Chicopee, Mass., Charles Calligan scored 26 points to lift the University of Maine at Machias over Newbury College to win the consolation game of the Blazer Invitational Sunday.

Anthony McCoy had 16 points and 10 rebounds for UM-Machias and Eric Righter added 12 rebounds.

Arch Mitchell led Newbury with 26 points and Troy Johnson chipped in 14 points.

Newbury College (0-2) 66

Cleveland 4-1-9, Mathis 3-1-7, Mitchell 11-2-26, Johnson 5-0-14, Watson 3-0-7, Beckford 1-1-3, DaSilva, Morris

UMaine-Machias (2-4) 68

Righter 2-0-5, Buehner 4-1-9, Calligan 9-2-26, Pearce 3-0-7, Skillings 1-0-3, Mauro 0-2-2, McCoy 6-2-16, Lancaster, Kirby

3-pt. goals: Johnson 4, Mitchell 2, Watson; Calligan 6, McCoy 2, Righter, Pearce, Skillings

Halftime: Newbury 30-25

Field hockey

Bowdoin 4, Middlebury 3

At Collegeville, Pa., Lindsay McNamara had a hat trick with three goals to lead Bowdoin College to its first NCAA Division III Championship with a 4-3 win over Middlebury College Saturday at Ursinus College.

Bowdoin became the seventh team in history with a perfect season.

Ingrid Oelschlager scored the decisive goal at 51:03 in the second half to give 20-0 Bowdoin a 4-2 lead. Julia King assisted McNamara’s first goal. Emileigh Mercer made five saves on 11 shots.

Heather McCormack, Lindsay McBride and Reid Berrien scored for 17-5 Middlebury. Lacey Farrell and Marnie Rowe provided assists. Caitlin Pentifallo blocked four of 13 shots.