USM wins its tourney title Maine Maritime beats UMPI in consolation game

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GORHAM – Shannon Kynoch scored 17 points to help lead the University of Southern Maine women’s basketball team past Clark University 84-45 to win the championship game of the Southern Maine Invitational Saturday.

Maine Maritime Academy beat the University of Maine-Presque Isle 68-44 in the consolation game.

In the championship game, Josalee Danieli scored 15 points for the Huskies and Becky Dixon added nine points, 10 rebounds and four assists. Nicole Paradis and Dawn Ross scored 11 points apiece.

Jillian Camilleri led Clark with 10 points.

In the consolation game, Megan Franklin paced MMA of Castine with 18 points and Brittany Hunt scored 13 points. Ashley Tilton had eight rebounds and four steals.

Erica Davis scored 11 points for UMPI and Megan Korhonen had six assists and three steals with her seven points.

(Consolation Game)

Maine Maritime (6-4) 68

Eiane 2-0-5, Franklin 5-8-18, Welch 3-0-7, Pushard 0-4-4, Barker 2-1-5, Cousins 2-1-5, Tilton 3-0-6, Cote 2-0-5, Hunt 4-3-13, Hutchinson, Leeman, Provencher, Fredrickson, Stahl

UMaine-Presque Isle (3-7) 44

Korhonen 1-5-7, Davis 3-5-11, Wescott 1-0-3, Sullivan 1-0-2, Lenentine 3-2-8, Rowe 1-1-3, Dolley 3-0-8, Kilfoil 0-2-2

3-pt. goals: Hunt 2, Eiane, Welch, Cote; Dolley 2, Wescott

Halftime: Maine Maritime 32-27

(Championship Game)

Clark (4-6) 45

Hagstrom 1-2-4, Denfield 0-1-1, Camilleri 5-0-10, Roderigue 2-0-4, Lamothe 0-1-1, LeVecque 1-0-3, Lacaire 1-0-2, McCloskey 1-0-3, Healy 2-1-5, Skelton 0-1-1, Petty 1-1-3, Briggs 3-2-8, Hart, Feinstein, Carden

Southern Maine (10-1) 84

Paradis 4-0-11, Ross 4-0-11, Danieli 7-1-15, Kent 1-0-3, Kynoch 7-2-17, Dixon 3-2-9, Johnson 1-0-3, MacDonald 2-1-6, Santa Fe 2-1-5, Arsenault 1-0-2, Violette 1-0-2, Hunter, DeMillo

3-pt. goals: LeVecque, McCloskey; Paradis 3, Ross 3, Kent, Kynoch, Dixon, Johnson, MacDonald

Halftime: Southern Maine 47-27

Bowdoin 58, Salve Regina 44

At Newport, R.I., Maria Noucas scored 18 points to lead Bowdoin College of Brunswick past Salve Regina University Saturday.

Jill Anelauskas had 12 points and five assists for Bowdoin and Katie Bergeron had four steals.

Allison Moen led Salve Regina with 14 points, 17 assists and eight blocks.

Bowdoin (7-4) 58

Anelauskas 4-2-12, Noucas 7-0-18, Cote 2-1-5, Kaubris 3-1-7, Weiss 1-0-3, Hynes 2-1-5, Bergeron 1-2-5, Leahy 1-1-3, Sweeney

Salve Regina (4-4) 44

Ka. Horan 2-0-6, Lovoy 5-0-10, Moen 5-4-14, Stone 4-4-12, Ki. Horan 1-0-2, Courtney, Barowski, Audet

3-pt. goals: Noucas 4, Anelauskas 2, Weiss, Bergeron; Ka. Horan 2

Halftime: Bowdoin 31-20

Beloit 70, Colby 57

At Fort Lauderdale, Diana Sopkowicz tallied 24 points to lead Beloit College by Colby in the Florida Sunshine Shootout on Saturday.

Katie McCabe scored 22 points to lead Colby while Meredith Aronson added 13 for the Mules.

Beloit (5-3) 70

Sopkowicz 10-4-24, Meehan 4-2-12, Brown 4-3-11, Parker 4-2-10, Moore 3-1-8, Evans 2-0-4, Temkin 0-1-1

Colby (1-7) 57

McCabe 10-2-22, Aronson 5-2-13, Kowalski 4-0-8, Cappelloni 3-0-8, Pratt 0-2-2, Harris 1-0-2, Adler 1-0-2, Bartley, Cummings

3-pt. goals: Meehan 2, Moore; Cappelloni 2, Aronson

Halftime: Beloit 40-36

Bates 77, UM-Farmington 47

At Lewiston, Val Beckwith and Megan Coffin each scored 14 points to lead Bates College to victory over the University of Maine at Farmington Sunday.

Lauren Yanofsky had 12 points for Bates and Sarah Barton had nine assists.

Caitlyn Laflin led UM-Farmington with 12 points.

UMaine-Farmington (3-6) 47

Laflin 5-2-12, Busque 4-0-9, Porter 1-4-6, Johnson 3-0-6, Bell 2-0-5, York 1-1-3, Gagne 1-0-2, Davis, Wiley, Byrne

Bates (7-3) 77

Beckwit 6-2-14, Coffin 6-2-14, Yanofsky 6-0-12, Barton 3-0-8, Kostakis 2-2-7, Schaefers 2-0-4, Igoe 2-0-4, Goodridge 1-0-3, Jasinski 1-0-2, McCall 1-0-2, French 1-0-2, DePoy 1-0-2, Lanchantin 1-0-2, Pennucci 0-1-1, Trotter

3-pt. goals: Busque, Bell; Barton 2, Goodridge, Kostakis

Halftime: Bates 43-24

Brandeis 86, Husson 46

At Waltham, Mass., Jessica Chapin had 14 points and six steals to lead Brandeis University past Husson College of Bangor Saturday.

Lauren Orlando also scored 14 points for Brandeis and Amanda Wells had 10 points.

Shelby Bradford paced Husson with 14 points and seven rebounds.

Husson (3-5) 46

Bradford 3-8-14, Rollins 1-1-4, Bragdon 1-2-4, Sewell 1-2-4, Lincoln 1-2-5, Archer 3-0-6, Barnes 3-1-7, Lavertu 1-0-2, Barden, Bragdon, Norsworthy, Drakeford, Blindow, Richards, Plourde

Brandeis (8-2) 86

Capra 4-1-9, Dadsoe 1-1-3, Holgash 1-1-4, Chapin 5-3-14, Orlando 5-4-14, Goyette 1-0-2, Breslin 3-1-7, DePalo 0-3-3, Rambford 3-0-6, Wells 4-1-10, Gieschen 2-0-4, Dionne 3-0-6, Strodthoff 2-0-4, Tremblay, Cincotta

3-pt. goals: Rollins, Lincoln; Holgash, Chapin, Wells

Halftime: Brandeis 46-25

Men’s basketball

Thomas 102, UMPI 72

At Biddeford, Andrew Duncanson poured in 23 of his game-high 33 points in the first half as the Thomas College Terriers beat the UMaine-Presque Isle Owls Saturday in the consolation game of the Jim Beaudry Classic.

Michael Burchill had 23 points, Isaiah Brathwaite added 14 points and Scott Peters scored 10 for Thomas.

Ronald Spencer tossed in 26 points for the Owls. James Gregory scored 23 and Felix Agboola added 11.

Wesleyan won the tournament title with a 69-61 victory over host University of New England.

Duncanson and Spencer were named to the all-tourney team with Johnnie Jefferson and Jaykyri Simpson of UNE, and Michael Raymond of Wesleyan. Nick Pelletier of Wesleyan was the MVP.

Thomas (4-6) 102

Duncanson 13-4-33, Kennedy 3-1-8, Brathwaite 5-1-14, Alexander 1-2-4, Peters 4-1-10, Howe 1-0-2, Ross 1-0-2, Leal 0-2-2, Jett 2-0-4, Gilbert, Burchill 9-0-23

UMPI (0-10) 72

Spencer 11-0-26, Latchford 2-2-6, Wire, Gregory 6-8-23, Stroud 2-0-4, Korhonen, Agboola 5-0-11, Campbell, Busateri 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Burchill 5, Duncanson 3, Brathwaite 3, Kennedy, Peters; Spencer 4, Gregory 3, Agboola

Halftime: Thomas 50-33

U-New England 95, UMPI 55

At Biddeford, Chas Rentrope scored a game-high 22 points on 7-for-9 shooting to lead the University of New England past the University of Maine-Presque Isle in the first round of the Jim Beaudry Classic Friday night.

Ronald Spencer led the Owls with 22 points and James Gregory added 14.

UM-Presque Isle (0-9) 55

Spencer 10-0-22, Latchford 3-2-8, Wire 0-1-1, Gregory 5-4-14, Stroud, Korhonen, Campbell, Agboola 3-1-8, Busateri 1-0-2

U-New England (6-4) 95

Simpson 6-5-17, Belmonte 2-0-4, Rentrope 7-7-22, Jefferson 6-2-17, Stickney 2-5-9, VanDeusen 0-5-5, Foti 2-1-5, Swartzenberg 3-1-7, Ingerson 4-1-9

3-pt. goals: Spencer, Agboola; Jefferson 3, Rentrope

Halftime: UNE 53-31

Endicott78, Colby 76

At Waterville Saturday, the Gulls had a 9-1 run in the second half and Todd Burton hit a layup with 12 seconds left to seal the win.

Adam Choice led the White Mules of Waterville with 30 points, 13 rebounds, five assists and four steals. Justin Sherman scored 12 points.

Endicott (3-6) 78

Whitelaw 4-2-14, Corbett 5-0-14, Burton 5-3-14, Stewart 4-1-12, Burgos 4-1-9, Rhodes 2-0-6, Connor 2-0-4, Evans 1-0-2, Martin 1-0-2

Colby (7-4) 76

Choice 11-6-30, Sherman 5-1-12, Gaudet 2-2-8, Haylon 2-2-8, Cutrone 0-6-6, Decker 2-0-4, Russell 1-1-3, Simpson 1-1-3, Planeta 1-0-2, Atlas

3-pt. goals: Whitelaw 4, Corbett 4, Stewart 3, Rhodes 2, Burton; Gaudet 2, Haylon 2, Choice 2, Sherman

Halftime: Endicott 45-36

Maine Maritime drops two

At Hartford, Conn., Sam Simmons had 22 points and nine rebounds to lead Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute past Maine Maritime Academy of Castine 80-72 in the Trinity Invitational consolation game Sunday. Trinity College beat the Mariners 95-52 on Saturday.

Trinity won the championship game 85-77 over Eastern Connecticut State University.

In Sunday’s consolation game, Derek DiFrederico led Maine Maritime with 18 points and six assists. Michael Wharf scored 16 points and Neil Stewart had 14 points.

In Saturday’s game, Russ Martin led Trinity with 17 points.

Stewart had a game-high 19 points and eight rebounds for the Mariners. Adam Haskell added 12 points.

(Saturday’s Game)

Maine Maritime (3-5) 52

DiFrederico 2-1-5, Stewart 8-2-19, Wharff, Haskell 4-4-12, Paddock 0-2-2, Deabay, Ciomei 1-0-3, MulCahy, Manner 2-0-4, Sternbergh 1-2-5, Oldham 1-0-2

Trinity (9-3) 95

Taylor 2-0-4, Fels 2-3-8, Westbrooks 3-0-6, Rowe 5-2-14, Martin 6-3-17, Simms 4-0-10, Pangburn, McDougall 1-0-2, Pimm 0-1-1, S. Dunn 1-0-2, Donoghue 2-2-6, Ford 6-0-15, T. Dunn 3-2-10

3-pt. goals: Stewart, Ciomei, Sternbergh; Ford 3, T. Dunn 2, Rowe 2, Martin 2, Simms 2, Fels

Halftime: Trinity 46-26

(Sunday’s Game)

Rensselaer (4-6) 80

Galvin 3-3-11, Kowalczyk 4-0-12, Bull 3-2-9, Philatre 1-0-2, Simmons 10-2-22, Zullo 4-1-12, Rupp 1-0-3, Jung 0-1-1, Colon 3-0-6, Blakemore 1-0-2, Rodriguez, Simmons, Darst

Maine Maritime (3-6) 72

DiFrederico 6-4-18, Stewart 6-0-14, Wharff 6-0-16, Haskell 1-1-4, Paddock 1-0-2, Ciomei 1-0-2, Manner 3-0-6, Sternbergh 4-0-8, Oldham 1-0-2, Deabay, Staples

3-pt. goals: Kowalczyk 4, Zullo 3, Galvin 2, Rupp, Bull; Wharff 4, DiFrederico 2, Stewart 2, Haskell

Halftime: Rensselaer 35-32

Bowdoin 78, Plymouth State 55

At Brunswick, senior forward Jordan Fliegel scored 22 points and grabbed seven rebounds to lead Bowdoin College by Plymouth State on Sunday.

Paul Sellew and Kyle Jackson each tallied 16 points while Andrew Sargeantson added 12 for the Polar Bears.

Ben Huntington scored 13 points to lead Plymouth State.

Plymouth State (3-8) 55

Huntington 4-3-13, Hondal 2-0-4, Bennett 3-0-6, Tracy 1-2-5, Dowd 0-1-1, George, Bourassa 4-0-9, Feehan, Dempsey 3-2-10, Wilkinson, Chergey 1-0-2, O’Keefe 1-2-5

Bowdoin (9-2) 78

Sargeantson 5-2-12, Hauser 2-0-5, Jackson 7-2-16, Sellew 5-4-16, Fliegel 7-8-22, DeFeo 2-0-5, Reid-Sturgis, Hebert, Lane, Phillips 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Huntington 2, Tracy, Bourassa, Dempsey 2, O’Keefe; Hauser, Sellew 2, DeFeo

Halftime: Bowdoin 35-21

Bates 67, Catholic Univ. 59

At Washington, Pat Halloran scored a career-high 25 points to lead Bates College by Catholic University in the championship game of the CUA Classic Sunday.

Halloran shot 8-for-12 from the floor, including 7-for-11 from 3-point range. Bryan Wholey added 18 points for the Bobcats and was named the tournament MVP while joining Halloran on the all-tournament team.

Evin Yarbrough led Catholic U. with 17 points while Wes Parker added 13.

Bates advanced to the final with a 69-53 win over City College of New York Saturday. Wholey’s 18 points paced the Bobcats. Chris Wilson of Brewer contributed 10 points, including seven in a 19-2 run in the second half, to go with four rebounds and three assists. Jimmy O’Keefe added 10 points.

(Saturday’s Game)

CCNY (1-12) 53

Norman, Taleek 6-4-17, Osindero, Oladipupo 4-2-10, Gonzalez, Xavier 4-2-10, McFarlane, Gabriel 2-1-5, Colon, Daniel 2-1-5, Canales, Franklin 1-0-2, Desil, Dremmler 1-0-2, Vazquez, Friolan

Bates (5-3) 69

Wholey 8-1-18, Wilson 3-2-10, O’Keefe 4-2-10, Ellis 4-0-8, Place 2-0-5, Curley 2-0-4, Wirth 2-0-4, Halloran 1-0-3, Schmiemann 1-0-3, Thayer 1-0-2, Gallant 1-0-2, Hatch

3-pt. goals: Taleek; Wilson 2, Schmiemann, Halloran, Wholey, Place

Halftime: Bates 37-30

(Sunday’s Game)

Bates (6-3) 67

Halloran 8-2-25, Wholey 5-7-18, Ellis 2-4-8, O’Keefe 2-1-5, Wilson 1-2-4, Place 0-3-3, Thayer 1-0-2, Wirth 1-0-2, Gallant

Catholic Univ. (6-6) 59

Yarbrough 5-4-17, Parker 6-1-13, Dixon 2-2-7, McGrew 2-3-7, Johnston 2-0-5, Quinn 2-0-4, Fazzini 2-0-4, Banzhaf 1-0-2, Jones, Stolzenthaler, Baker

3-pt. goals: Halloran 7, Wholey; Yarbrough 3, Johnston, Dixon

Halftime: Catholic 36-32