CASTINE – Elizabeth Cote of Brewer scored 21 points to the Maine Maritime Academy Mariners to a 61-38 women’s basketball win over the Thomas College Terriers Saturday.

Megan Franklin had 10 rebounds with her seven points for the Mariners.

Lea McNary had 11 points and nine rebounds for Thomas and Cortney Barrett scored 10 points.

Thomas (3-3) 38

Miles 0-2-2, Blakney 2-0-4, Demers 2-2-6, Barrett 5-0-10, McNary 5-1-11, Nassetta 1-0-2, Jones 1-0-2, Evans 0-1-1, Martel, Morin, St. George, Denbow, Fox

Maine Maritime (5-2) 61

Leeman 1-0-2, Franklin 2-3-7, Hunt 1-2-5, Welch 3-0-7, Provencher 0-1-1, Barker 0-4-4, Cousins 2-0-4, Tilton 2-0-4, Cote 6-8-21, Stahl 1-0-2, Miller 2-0-4, Hutchinson, Pushard, Eiane, Fredrickson

3-pt. goals: Hunt, Welch, Cote

Halftime: Maine Maritime 31-18

SJC 65, Maine Maritime 52

At Standish on Sunday, Alyson Ludwig and Carolyn Freeman each tallied 15 points to lead Saint Joseph’s College by Maine Maritime.

Meghan Daigle chipped in with 10 points for the Monks.

Megan Franklin paced Maine Maritime with 11 points.

Maine Maritime (5-3) 52

Leeman 2-1-6, Eiane 2-2-6, Cote 1-1-4, Franklin 3-4-11, Welch 3-1-7, Provencher, Hutchinson 1-2-4, Pushard 0-2-2, Barker, Cousins 2-0-4, Tilton 2-3-8, Hunt

Saint Joseph’s (5-3) 65

Ludwid 5-5-15, Miner 4-0-8, Cartwright, Freeman 5-2-15, Daigle 5-0-10, Drake 2-0-4, Boston, Jordan 2-0-4, Farrell 2-0-4, Lint 1-3-5

3-pt. goals: Leeman, Cote, Franklin, Tilton; Freeman 3

Halftime: St Joseph’s 34-21

Bengal Holiday Classic

At Fort Kent, Erica Scott had 24 points, 11 rebounds and five steals to help lead the University of Maine at Presque Isle to the 60-51 win over York College in the Bengal Holiday Classic Saturday. UM-Fort Kent also beat York 70-56 Sunday.

In Saturday’s game, Megan Korhonen had 14 points and six assists for UM-Presque Isle and Julie Wescott added 10 rebounds and seven points.

Maimouna Dabo led York with 13 points and seven assists.

In Sunday’s game, Ashley Ames paced UM-Fort Kent with 18 points, 11 rebounds and seven blocked shots. Alisa Licata scored 14 points and Shir Fuchs had eight points and 11 assists.

Delores Maeweather and Dabo each scored 16 points.

(Saturday’s Game)

York (1-4) 51

Greene 2-1-5, Jarvis 4-0-8, Maeweather 2-0-6, McFarland 2-0-5, Padilla 4-0-8, Dabo 5-2-13, Jean-Louis 1-0-2, Smith 1-0-2, Remford 1-0-2, Marsala, O’Connor

UMaine Presque Isle (4-4) 60

Korhonen 6-0-14, Davis 10-4-24, Wescott 2-3-7, Brooker 2-2-7, Sullivan 1-0-2, Lenentine 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Maeweather 2, McFarland, Dabo; Korhonen 2, Brooker

Halftime: UMPI 36-25

(Sunday’s Game)

York (1-5) 56

O’Connor 1-0-3, McFarland 3-2-10, Greene 2-0-4, Jarvis 1-2-4, Padilla 1-1-3, Maeweather 7-0-16, Dabo 5-4-16, Marsala, Jean-Louis, Johnson, Smith, Remfort

UMaine Fort Kent (5-5) 70

Waltz 0-1-1, Ames 9-0-18, Licata 4-2-14, Fuchs 3-1-8, Garrison 3-0-6, Tracy 1-0-2, Bassue 2-0-4, Pelletier 4-0-9, Jeffers 4-0-8

3-pt. goals: McFarland 2, Maeweather 2, Dabo 2, O’Connor; Licata 4, Fuchs, Pelletier

Halftime: UMFK 34-26

USM 81, UMass Dartmouth 57

At Gorham, Stacey Kent scored 21 points to lift the University of Southern Maine over the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Saturday.

It was the 73rd consecutive home win for Southern Maine.

Becky Dixon scored 13 points for the Huskies. Kaylie DeMillo had 10 points and six assists and Josalee Danieli added eight points and 11 rebounds.

Tashauna Ashmeade led UMass Dartmouth with 15 points.

UMass Dartmouth (3-5) 57

Ashmeade 5-4-15, Andruszkiewicz 5-0-11, Driscoll 2-0-6, Satkevich 2-0-4, Marsh 3-0-6, Malley 2-0-4, Garabedian 1-0-3, Wicks 1-0-2, Penney 3-0-6, Whooley, Yetsko, Caffrey

Southern Maine (7-0) 81

DeMillo 3-4-10, Ross 1-0-3, Danieli 3-2-8, Kent 6-6-21, Kynoch 3-2-8, Dixon 5-3-13, Johnson 1-0-2, MacDonald 2-0-5, Arsenault 0-2-2, Violette 0-3-3, Hunter 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Driscoll 2, Ashmeade, Andruszkiewicz, Garabedian; Kent 3, Ross, MacDonald

Halftime: Southern Maine 41-23

UNE 76, UMF 72

At Biddeford, Marissa Hesketh and Allie Gamache combined for 23 second-half points as the University of New England erased a 43-31 halftime deficit to post the triumph.

Hesketh had eight points during a 16-3 run that snapped a 48-48 tie and gave UNE the lead for good.

Gamache had 15 points for UNE and also had four assists and three steals. Katie Diggins and Hesketh had 14 points each and Diggins grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds while dishing out four assists.

Sara Pelkey had 10 points.

Caitlyn Laflin’s game-high 20 points and nine rebounds paced UM-Farmington. Samantha Wiley and Amanda Byrne had 13 points each and Ashley Busque had 12 to go with nine rebounds. Byrne and Wiley had four assists each.

UM-Farmington (3-4) 72

Porter 2-2-8, Byrne 4-3-13, Wiley 5-0-13, Laflin 8-3-20, Johnson 1-0-2, Busque 5-2-12, York, Plog, Bell, Ross 1-1-4

UNE (5-3) 76

Gamache 5-2-15, Pelkey 4-2-10, Foster 2-3-7, Diggins 7-0-14, Hesketh 6-2-14, Bunnell 2-4-9, Weston, Bragdon 1-2-4, Meszaros 1-0-3, Robbins

3-pt. goals: Wiley 3, Porter 2, Byrne 2, Laflin, Ross; Gamache 3, Bunnell, Meszaros

Halftime: UMF 43-31

Bowdoin 72, Colby 49

At Waterville, Jill Anelauskas tallied 24 points and 11 rebounds to power Bowdoin by Colby.

Alexa Kaubris added 13 points for the Polar Bears.

Katie McCabe and Heather Quadir each scored nine points to lead Colby.

Bowdoin (5-3) 72

Anelauskas 11-124, Kaubris 4-4-13, Sweeney 2-4-9, Weiss 4-1-9, Cote 2-1-5, Flaherty 1-1-3, Bergeron 1-0-3, Hynes 1-0-2, Leahy 0-2-2, Noucas 0-2-2

Colby (1-5) 49

McCabe 3-3-9, Quadir 2-5-9, Harris 1-6-8, Aronson 3-1-7, Kowalski 2-1-5, Pratt 2-0-5, Adler 1-2-4, Cummings 1-0-2, Cappelloni

3-pt. goals: Sweeney, Bergeron, Anelauskas, Kaubris; Pratt

Halftime: Bowdoin 41-26

Women’s hockey

St. Lawrence 9, Maine 1

At Canton, N.Y., Marianna Locke and Alison Domenico each scored two goals to power St. Lawrence by Maine.

Lisa Batchelor, Carson Duggan, Chelsea Grills, Jordan Pyers and Sabrina Harabec each added a goal. Meaghan Guckian made 23 saves for 13-3-0 St. Lawrence.

Robyn Law scored the lone goal for Maine. Genevieve Turgeon tallied 25 saves for the 1-16-2 Black Bears.

Men’s basketball

Bowdoin 75, Colby 72

At Waterville, Kyle Jackson scored a game-high 21 points including a clutch lay-up with 49 seconds remaining as Bowdoin staved off a ferocious Colby rally to edge its arch-rival 75-72 in a college basketball game Saturday night.

Bowdoin used a 73 percent shooting performance to build a 52-31 halftime lead but Colby rallied to within one before Jackson’s lay-up gave the Polar Bears some breathing room.

Colby missed three potential game-tying three-pointers.

Andrew Hippert had 14 points for the winners and Andrew Sargeantson added 13 points and a game-high eight rebounds and six assists.

Mac Simpson’s 19 points and four assists paced Colby. Adam Choice had 15 points and six assists and Artie Cutrone had 12 points. Michael Russell and Mark Gaudet added 10 points each.

Bowdoin (7-2) 75

Jackson 9-2-21, Hippert 5-2-14, Sargeantson 6-1-13, Fliegel 4-0-8, Phillips 4-0-8, Hauser 2-1-5, Reid-Sturgis 2-0-4, Sellew 1-0-2, DeFeo

Colby (6-1) 72

Simpson 7-2-19, Choice 5-5-15, Cutrone 6-0-12, Gaudet 3-2-10, Russell 3-4-10, Decker 2-0-4, Planeta 1-0-2.

3-pt. goals: Hippert 2, Jackson; Simpson 3, Gaudet 2

Halftime: Bowdoin 52-31

St. Joe’s 112, Daniel Webster 102

At Standish, Raymond Eatmon had 17 points, 21 rebounds and six assists to lead Saint Joseph’s College to victory over Daniel Webster College Saturday.

Dwight Franklin scored 16 points for the Monks and Scot Vachon added 13 points and seven assists. Anthony Savino scored 13 points while Elbie Murphy and Chris Davis each chipped in 12 points.

Tim Jackson had 24 points, six assists and four steals to lead Daniel Webster and Steve Savage scored 18 points.

Daniel Webster (3-3) 102

Jackson 8-7-24, Inge 4-1-11, Rios 1-0-3, Hanson 3-0-8, Prince 2-0-4, Middlemiss 2-0-5, Hemingway 6-0-12, Savage 7-3-18, Guguai 3-2-10, Muyuka 1-0-2, McKie 0-1-1, Marshall 2-0-4, Landry, Green

Saint Joseph’s (2-4) 112

Vachon 6-1-13, Murphy 5-0-12, Eatmon 6-5-17, Friend 3-0-6, Ouellet 2-0-4, Tandberg 1-2-5, Tutwiler 0-1-1, Rue 5-2-13, Kelley 0-4-4, Jones 3-2-8, C. Davis 6-0-12, A. Davis 0-1-1, Franklin 8-0-16, Jackson, Savino

3-pt. goals: Inge 2, Hanson 2, Guguai 2, Jackson, Rios, Middlemiss, Savage; Murphy 2, Rue, Tandberg

Halftime: Saint Joseph’s 52-42

UMass Dartmouth 58, USM 50

At Gorham, Cory Tynes had 16 points and eight rebounds to help push the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth past the University of Southern Maine Saturday.

Tyler Turtoro scored 11 points for UMass Dartmouth and Dan Holbrook added 13 rebounds.

Ian Hebert paced the Huskies with 14 points and 14 boards and Phil Broomfield chipped in 11 points and eight rebounds.

UMass Dartmouth (6-0) 58

Freeman 3-2-8, Tynes 8-0-16, Tavares 1-6-9, Stephens 2-0-5, Holbrook 2-1-5, Turtoro 4-0-11, Walker 0-2-2, Divine 1-0-2, Nicholson, Yeadon, Yucius

Southern Maine (2-5) 50

Broomfield 3-3-11, Gabriele 3-0-6, Hebert 4-6-14, Coppenrath 1-5-7, Whitaker 4-0-8, Jellison 1-1-4, Morgan, Pollock, Jordan, Hartford

3-pt. goals: Turtoro 3, Tavares, Stephens; Broomfield 2, Jellison

Halftime: 19-19

UNE 70, UM-Farmington 57

At Biddeford, all five starters scored in double figures, led by Jaykyri Simpson’s 16 points and Steve Belmonte’s 15, as the University of New England outlasted UMF.

Simpson also had eight rebounds and a game-high seven assists.

Johnnie Jefferson and Isaac Stickney had 13 points apiece for the winners and Chas Rentrope haad 12 more.

Jefferson grabbed 11 rebounds and Stickney had eight.

Sean Fry’s game-high 17 points and 11 rebounds powered the Beavers. Isaac Hutchinson and Matt St. John had 13 points apiece and Hutchinson had a team-high four assists.

UM-Farmington (4-3) 57

Dean 2-2-4, St. John 5-0-13, Fry 7-2-17, Tanguay 1-0-2, Hutchinson 5-2-13, Lelansky 1-0-2, Kerschner, Nichols, Neil 1-0-2, Howell, Taylor, Labrie

UNE (4-4) 70

Simpson 7-2-16, Belmonte 3-6-15, Rentrope 3-5-12, Jefferson 5-1-13, Stickney 5-3-13, VanDeusen 0-1-1, Foti

3-pt. goals: St. John 3, Dean 2, Fry, Hutchinson; Belmonte 3, Jefferson 2, Rentrope

Halftime: UNE 39-32

Maine Maritime 76, Thomas 64

At Castine, Neil Stewart had 15 points and 13 rebounds to guide Maine Maritime Academy past Thomas College Saturday.

Michael Wharff scored 14 points for the Mariners while Bryant Ciomei and Chad Paddock each added 12 points.

Andrew Duncanson had 25 points with four assists and two steals to lead Thomas. Michael Burchill had 16 points and seven rebounds.