Davis paces UMPI Balance helps Owls tip Monks

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STANDISH – Erica Davis led four UMaine-Presque Isle players in double figures with 19 points as the Owls defeated the College of St. Joseph 62-48 Saturday in the consolation game of the Merry Monk Classic.

Megan Korhonen scored 15 points while Julie Wescott and Anna Lenentine each chipped in with 10 for UMPI.

Irene Tompkins paced the College of St. Joseph’s with 16 points and 14 rebounds.

UMPI (2-5) 62

Korhonen 3-8-15, Davis 7-5-19, Wescott 3-4-10, Brooker 2-3-8, Lenentine 4-2-10, Sullivan

College of St. Joseph (1-4) 48

Tompkins 8-0-16, Guetti 2-1-5, Thompson 1-0-2, Raiche 1-0-2, Pleasure 3-5-11, Lansburg, Greeno 2-0-5, Smith 0-7-7

3-pt. goals: Korhonen, Brooker; Greeno

Halftime: UMPI 26-14

Emmanuel 72, Bowdoin 68

At Brunswick Saturday, Leah Lipschitz posted 19 points as Emmanuel topped Bowdoin.

Jade Paez added 17 points for the Saints.

Jill Anelauskas led the Polar Bears with a game-high 21 points and 10 rebounds. Alexa Kaubris tallied 16 points and 10 rebounds while Leah Weiss had 12 points.

Emmanuel (4-2) 72

Paez 6-0-17, Pannell 4-0-8, Lipschitz 8-1-19, Davis 5-5-15, Brenkach, Shaw, LeBel 0-5-5, Wenz, Mooney 4-0-8

Bowdoin (3-3) 68

Anelauskas 9-1-21, Noucas, Cote 2-2-6, Kaubris 6-3-16, Sweeney 2-0-4, Weiss 4-4-12, Bergeron 3-1-9

3-pt. goals: Paez 5, Lipschitz 2; Anelauskas 2, Kaubris, Bergeron 2

Halftime: Emmanuel 37-26

Green Mountain 51, SJC 48

At Standish Saturday, Millicent Hopper and Christina Chamberlin each scored 17 points as Green Mountain College edged Saint Joseph’s College in the championship game of the Merry Monk Classic.

Carolyn Freeman led Saint Joseph’s with a game-high 20 points.

Green Mountain (4-2) 51

Louras, Holden 1-2-4, Hopper 7-3-17, Buckley 3-2-8, Chamberlin 6-5-17, Jablonski 1-2-5, Borrelli

Saint Joseph’s (4-2) 48

Ludwig 1-2-4, Miner 0-4-4, Cartwright 3-0-6, Freeman 7-0-20, Daigle, Boston, Fournier, Jordan 3-0-6, Farrell 1-2-4, Gagnon, Lint 0-4-4

3-pt. goals: Jablonski; Freeman 6

Halftime: Green Mountain 31-23

USM 71, Keene State 66

At Keene, N.H., Saturday, Stacey Kent scored 16 points and had 13 rebounds to lift the Huskies past the Owls.

Southern Maine rallied from a 37-28 deficit at the break and outscored the Owls 43-29 in the second half to earn the victory.

Nicole Paradis scored 13 points and Shannon Kynoch tossed in 12 while Josalee Danieli added 10 for the Huskies.

Danielle Graveley led Keene State with 15 points.

Southern Maine (5-0) 71

Paradis 4-4-13, Ross 2-2-6, Danieli 3-4-10, Kent 4-7-16, Kynoch 3-4-12, DeMillo 0-8-8, Dixon 2-2-6, Johnson, MacDonald, Arsenault

Keene State (2-2) 66

Boudreau 4-1-10, Degou 3-0-6, Simmler 2-6-11, Sapp 4-0-9, Kinney 5-1-11, Graveley 5-2-15, Miller, Flewelling, Johannosen 2-0-4, Cleaveland

3-pt. goals: Paradis, Kent, Kynoch 2; Boudreau, Simmler, Sapp, Graveley 3

Halftime: Keene State 37, Southern Maine 28

UNE 57, Thomas 45

At Waterville Saturday, Marissa Hesketh notched a game-high 24 points to propel the University of New England past Thomas.

Katie Diggins added 11 points and 19 rebounds for the Nor’easters.

Karen Demers and Lea McNary paced Thomas with nine points apiece.

UNE (2-3) 57

Gamache 4-0-9, Pelkey 1-3-5, Foster 0-1-1, Diggins 2-7-11, Hesketh 12-0-24, Bunnell, Gallupe, Mroz, Weston, Bragdon, Robbins, Libby 2-2-7

Thomas (2-1) 45

Miles 2-1-5, Blakney 2-0-4, Demers 3-3-9, Barrett 4-0-8, McNary 3-3-9, Nassetta 1-0-2, Martel, Morin 2-0-5, St. George, Jones, Denbow 1-0-3, Evans, Fox

3-pt. goals: Gamache, Libby; Morin, Denbow

Halftime: UNE 31-17

Husson 86, Lyndon State 49

At Bangor Sunday, Shelby Bradford scored 23 points to power the Eagles.

Husson’s Jenny Rollins chipped in with 14 points.

Whitney Hoyt and Jennifer White each tallied 14 points to pace Lyndon State.

Lyndon State (0-3) 49

Barclay 1-2-4, Hoyt 6-2-14, Hall 1-1-3, Warren 1-0-2, Gould, Petell, Baggarly, White 6-2-14, Fetterhaff 2-3-7, Bourdon, Lesperance, Wetzel 2-0-5

Husson (1-3) 86

Sewell 2-1-6, Norsworthy 1-0-2, Lincoln 3-0-9, Bradford 9-5-23, Blindow 2-0-5, Archer, Barnes 1-0-2, Richards 1-0-2, Rollins 5-2-14, Plourde 2-0-6, Dow 0-1-1, Aly. Bragdon 2-0-6, Ash. Bragdon 0-4-4, Lavertu 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Wetzel; Sewell, Lincoln 3, Blindow, Rollins 2, Plourde 2, Aly. Bragdon 2

Halftime: Husson 47-35

Mariners win two in Classic

At Castine, Maine Maritime Academy notched a pair of victories in the Mariner Classic held this weekend.

The Mariners won their first game Saturday 67-48 over the UM-Machias and defeated UM-Fort Kent 71-53 Sunday.

On Saturday, Megan Franklin led the way for the Mariners with 10 points and 17 rebounds.

Sara Wells and Jenna Hare each scored 11 points to pace UM-Machias.

On Sunday, Kaitlyn Leeman scored 14 points while Ashley Tilton tallied 11 points and 11 rebounds for Maine Maritime.

Ashley Ames led the University of Maine-Fort Kent with 14 points and 10 rebounds.

In other games, the Wentworth Institute of Technology defeated UM-Machias 85-65 on Sunday. Emily Cring registered 22 points for Wentworth. Felicia Herring paced the Clippers with 18 points while Sara Wells added 12.

Wentworth also held off the UM-Fort Kent 61-59 in overtime on Saturday. Angela Tucker led the Leopards with 22 points while Arcilla Jeffers and Alisa Licata each posted 16 points for the Bengals.

Men’s basketball

Colby takes invitational

At Farmington Sunday, Artie Cutrone scored four points in the final 42 seconds and finished with 19 to power Colby to an 83-77 victory over UMaine-Farmington in the championship game of the Colby Invitational.

Elms won the consolation game 86-64 over Fisher. UMF beat Fisher 89-62 and Colby edged Elms 113-109 in overtime Saturday to reach Sunday’s final.

The tournament was held at UMF because of court renovations at Colby in Waterville.

In Sunday’s championship game, Colby’s Mac Simpson contributed 18 points and five steals. Adam Choice had 20 points and 10 rebounds. Andrew Dean paced UMF with 20 points.

Cutrone was named the tournament MVP. Matt St. John and Sean Fry of UMF, Juan Galdon of Elms and Louis Williams of Fisher were named to the all-tourney team.

In Saturday’s first game, Mark Gaudet poured in 37 points, including the final six points in regulation as the host White Mules earned the win. Curtone had 26 points and Simpson added 24. Galdon paced Elms with 36 points.

In Saturday’s second game, Fry tallied 18 points and nine rebounds as the Beavers rolled. Matt St. John added 17 points. Williams had a game-high 31 for Fisher.

(Sunday’s Championship Game)

Colby (5-0) 83

Choice 3-14-20, Cutrone 7-2-19, Simpson 5-6-18, Sherman 4-1-10, Decker 4-1-9, Russell 2-3-7, Gaudet

UM-Farmington (4-2) 77

Dean 7-2-20, St. John 5-3-17, Fry 5-2-14, Hutchinson 5-0-10, Lelansky 1-1-4, Neil 1-2-4, Tanguay 2-0-4, Labrie 0-2-2, Kerschner 1-0-2, Howell

3-pt. goals: Cutrone 3, Simpson 2, Sherman; Dean 4, St. John 4, Fry 2, Lelansky

Halftime: Colby 44-41

(Saturday’s First Game)

Elms (4-1) 109

Galdon 12-9-36, Alverio 7-0-18, Thomas 3-7-15, Esile 5-0-14, Hite 3-2-9, Hawes 3-0-6, Berry 2-0-4, DiSessa 1-0-3, Sylvia 1-0-2, Kelley 1-0-2, Thomas

Colby (4-0) 113

Gaudet 12-6-37, Cutrone 9-7-26, Simpson 9-1-24, Russell 7-2-16, Choice 3-0-6, Sherman 1-0-2, Decker 1-0-2, van Loenen, Planeta

3-pt. goals: Alverio 4, Esile 4, Galdon 3, Thomas 2, DiSessa, Hite; Gaudet 7, Simpson 5, Cutrone

Halftime: Elms 48-47

(Saturday’s Second Game)

Fisher (1-7) 62

Williams 10-6-31, Rice 2-3-7, J. Holmes 2-2-7, Brown 2-0-4, Kulowitch 0-4-4, T. Holmes 1-1-3, Gaffney 1-0-2, Nance 1-0-2, Moore 0-1-1, Brown, Avila, Inoa, Hall

UMaine-Farmington (4-1) 89

Fry 6-3-18, St. John 5-2-17, Lelansky 5-0-13, Hutchinson 4-2-10, Dean 2-4-9, Howell 3-2-8, Gingras 2-0-4, Neil 1-2-4, Labrie 0-2-2, Burdin 1-0-2, Kerschner 1-0-2, Taylor, Leary, Tanguay, Nichols, Diang, Tracy

3-pt. goals: Williams 5, J. Holmes; St. John 5, Fry 3, Lelansky 3, Dean

Halftime: UM-Farmington 49-32

Bates 66, Bowdoin 65

At Lewiston Saturday, Bryan Wholey put back an offensive rebound with 58 seconds left to provide the winning margin for the Bobcats.

Wholey scored 11 points, all in the second half. Brian Ellis paced Bates with 22 points and eight rebounds. Chris Wilson chipped in with 11 points and four assists.

Andrew Hippert tossed in 20 points for the Polar Bears of Brunswick and Jordan Fliegel had 13. Andrew Sargeantson pulled down 13 rebounds.

Bowdoin (4-2) 65

Sargeantson 3-0-6, Hauser 1-1-4, Hippert 7-2-20, Jackson 3-1-7, Fliegel 3-7-13, DeFeo 1-0-2, Reid-Sturgis, Sellew 2-2-8, Phillips 2-1-5

Bates (2-3) 66

Wilson 4-0-10, Wholey 4-3-11, Ellis 8-3-22, Halloran 2-0-4, Thayer, Place 1-0-3, Hatch 1-0-3, Gallant 1-0-2, Schmiemann 0-1-1, O’Keefe 1-2-4, Wirth 2-2-6

3-pt. goals: Hippert 4, Sellew 2, Hauser; Ellis 3, Wilson 2, Place, Hatch

Halftime: Bates 32-31

Keene State 106, USM 83

At Keene, N.H., Saturday, Matt Hickey paced a well-balanced attack with 17 points as the Owls rolled over the Huskies of Gorham.

Tyler Kathan added 16 points for Keene State, which placed seven players in double figures.

Drew Coppenrath poured in a game-high 28 points for Southern Maine. Greg Whitaker contributed 18 points and Ian Hebert scored 12.

Southern Maine (2-2) 83

Broomfield 1-0-3, Jones 4-0-9, Hebert 4-4-12, Coppenrath 12-1-28, Whitaker 8-0-18, Morgan 1-0-2, Gabriele 1-0-2, Pollock 1-0-2, Taylor, Campbell, Jordan 2-1-5, Hartford 0-2-2

Keene State (4-0) 106

Hickey 5-2-17, Ritter 5-3-13, Kathan 4-7-16, Little 4-4-12, Robinson 1-0-2, Drouin 5-0-13, O’Leary 2-0-4, Licitra 5-0-12, Orellana, Williams 1-0-2, Davis 3-4-11, Fisk 1-0-2, Stantial, Malkowski, White 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Coppenrath 3, Whitaker 2, Broomfield, Jones; Hickey 5, Drouin 3, Licitra 2, Davis, Kathan

Halftime: Keene State 62-37

CSJ 85, Thomas 80

At Waterville Saturday, Tyler Herrington poured in 22 points and grabbed nine rebounds as the College of Saint Joseph rallied past the Terriers.

Victor Valdez chipped in with 13 points for the winners, who were down 43-33 at halftime.

Michael Burchill of Thomas came off the bench to lead all scorers with 25 points. Andrew Duncanson tossed in 23.

Apprentice 96, UMFK 67

At Central Maine Community College in Auburn Sunday, Jason Arrington tossed in 22 points as the Builders rolled over the Bengals.

Jimmy Lopez paced UM-Fort Kent with 16 points, followed by Hamil Bassue and Gediminas Sumyla with 14 apiece. Edmundas Akstinas chipped in with 10.

UM-Fort Kent 67

Oliver, Wood, Bassue 6-0-14, Nagradic, Myers, Gal 2-1-5, Sumyla 5-3-14, Bard, Lopez 5-2-16, Hyliger 1-0-2, Russo, Gabriel 1-3-5, Akstinas 4-2-10

Apprentice 96

Cherry 1-0-2, Spratley 7-2-16, Ruffin 5-0-13, Paige 1-0-2, Scott, Davis, Thompson 2-3-7, Archer 2-0-4, Arrington 9-4-22, Joe 4-3-11, Washington 4-0-8, Johnson 5-1-11

3-pt. goals: Lopez 4, Bassue 2, Sumyla; Ruffin 3

Halftime: UMFK 39-36

UMFK 80, Thomas 66

At Waterville Friday night, Jimmy Lopez posted a game-high 19 points to lead the University of Maine-Fort Kent by Thomas College.

Hamill Bassue scored 15 points while Gediminas Sumyla, Edmundas Akstinas and Othniel Hyliger each chipped in with 10 for the Bengals.

Thomas was led by Isaiah Brathwaite with 18 points. Andrew Duncanson had 17 points while Darrell Alexander added 14 for the Terriers.

UM-Fort Kent (3-6) 80

Bassue 5-3-15, Gal 1-0-2, Sumyla 5-0-10, Lopez 6-3-19, Hylinger 4-2-10, Oliver, Wood 0-1-1, Nagradic 1-0-2, Myers, Bard 1-0-3, Gabriel 4-0-8, Akstinas 2-6-10

Thomas (2-2) 66

Duncanson 7-1-17, Brathwaite 7-2-18, Alexander 6-0-14, Staples, Peters 1-0-2, Herrick 0-4-4, Howe, Little-Parks, Ross, Leal, Kipp, Kennedy 1-0-2, Burchill 4-0-9

3-pt. goals: Lopez 4, Bassue 2, Bard; Duncanson 2, Brathwaite 2, Alexander 2, Burchill

Halftime: UMFK 38-27