BIDDEFORD – Brewer’s Chris Wilson scored a game-high 20 points and handed out four assists and Bates shot 61.5 percent from the floor in the second half en route to an 83-66 men’s basketball win Tuesday night over the University of New England.

Bates (7-3) 83

Wilson 5-6-20, Wholey 3-5-11, Ellis 4-0-8, Halloran 4-2-13, O’Keefe 5-0-10, Creahan, Curley, Place 3-0-7, Hatch 0-1-1, Dunne, Gallant 1-1-3, Schmiemann 1-1-3, Thayer 1-0-2, Foster 1-0-2, Wirth 1-1-3

UNE (6-6) 66

Simpson 5-2-12, Belmonte 0-2-2, Rentrope 3-2-9, Jefferson 6-2-16, Stickney 8-0-16, VanDeusen, Foti 1-2-4, Swartzenberg 2-0-4, Ingerson 1-1-3

3-pt. goals: Wilson 4, Halloran 3, Place; Jefferson 2, Rentrope

Halftime: Bates 36-29

Colby 72, Maine Maritime 54

At Castine, Adam Choice scored 21 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as Colby of Waterville earned the non-conference victory.

Mark Gaudet added 12 points and Artie Cutrone 10 for the Mules. Neil Stewart led Maine Maritime with 17 points, while Derek DiFrederico added 16.

Colby (8-4) 72

Choice 5-10-21, Gaudet 3-4-12, Cutrone 5-0-10, Decker 2-4-9, Simpson 3-0-8, Russell 3-1-7, Sherman 1-1-3, Chase 1-0-2, Haylon

Maine Maritime Acad. (3-7) 54

Stewart 7-2-17, DiFrederico 6-2-16, Manner 3-3-9, Wharff 2-0-6, Paddock 2-0-4, Haskell 1-0-2, Sternberg, Mulcahy, Ciomei

3-pt. goals: Simpson 2, Gaudet 2, Decker, Choice; Wharff 2, DiFrederico 2, Stewart

Halftime: Colby 40-29

Women’s basketball

UM-Presque Isle 64, MMA 61

At Presque Isle, junior forward Erica Davis had 15 points, nine rebounds and six steals, all game-highs, as the University of Maine-Presque Isle avenged a 68-44 loss it suffered Saturday.

Brittany Hunt’s 12 points paced Maine Maritime Academy of Castine. Tatum Welch, Kaitylyn Leeman and Amethyst Cousins had eight apiece, and Welch had five rebounds.

MMA (6-5) 61

Provencher, Hutchinson 3-0-7, Pushard 1-0-2, Cousins 4-0-8, Leeman 3-0-8, Tilton 2-3-7, Eiane 1-1-3, Franklin 1-3-5, Hunt 4-3-12, Welch 3-1-8.

UM-Presque Isle (4-7) 65

Korhonen 2-4-8, Davis 6-3-15, Rowe 2-1-5, Dolley 2-0-5, Wescott 4-4-14, Brooker 1-0-3, Sullivan, Kilfoil, Lenentine 4-6-14

3-pt. goals: Leeman 2, Hunt, Welch, Hutchinson; Wescott 2, Brooker, Dolley

Halftime: UMPI 37-32

Saint Joseph’s 101, Newbury 64

At Standish, Carolyn Freeman had 23 points, 11 rebounds and five assists to lift Saint Joseph’s over Newbury.

Newbury (1-9) 64

Mark 3-0-7, Cullen 0-13-13, Wynn 7-3-20, Walden 1-2-5, Monteiro 7-0-19, Chen

Saint Joseph’s (7-3) 101

Drake 2-0-4, Miner 2-0-4, Cartwright 6-0-14, Freeman 9-2-23, Daigle 6-2-14, Boston 4-1-9, Farrell 6-4-16, Enright 4-0-8, Lint 4-1-9, Fournier

3-pt. goals: Monteiro 5, Wynn 3, Mark, Walden; Freeman 3, Cartwright 2

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 51-29

Bowdoin 81, UM-Farmington 37

At Brunswick, Jill Anelauskas had 19 points, nine rebounds and three steals to lead Bowdoin College past the University of Maine-Farmington.

UM-Farmington (3-7) 37

Porter 1-0-2, Byrne 3-1-10, Wiley 2-0-6, Laflin 3-1-8, Johnson 1-0-2, York 4-0-8, Ross 0-1-1, Busque, Page, Gagne, Bell, Davis, Dube

Bowdoin (8-4) 81

Anelauskas 8-3-19, Noucas 6-0-16, Cote 3-0-6, Kaubris 4-0-9, Sweeney 2-0-4, Weiss 3-0-8, Hynes 3-1-7, Bergeron 1-0-3, Flaherty 1-0-2, Leahy 2-3-7

3-pt. goals: Byrne 3, Wiley 2, Laflin; Noucas 4, Weiss 2, Kaubris, Bergeron

Halftime: Bowdoin 42-15

Bates 81, U-N ew England 68

At Biddeford, Sarah Barton handed out 14 assists, setting a Bates College career record in the process, to help the Bobcats of Lewiston top the Nor’easters.

Bates (8-3) 81

Goodridge 3-0-8, Barton 4-1-11, Beckwith 4-8-17, Coffin 8-1-17, Kostakis 6-0-13, DePoy, Yanofsky 3-0-7, Lanchantin 2-0-4, Schaefers 1-0-2, McCall, Igoe 0-2-2

U-New England (5-5) 68

Gamache 3-0-8, Pelkey 0-2-2, Foster, Diggins 4-0-8, Hesketh 4-0-9, Bunnell 5-3-16, Mroz 2-0-5, Wyand, Weston 1-0-3, Bragdon 5-2-12, Meszaros 2-1-5, Linnell, Libby

3-pt. goals: Goodridge 2, Barton 2, Beckwith, Kostakis, Yanofsky; Gamache 2, Hesketh, Bunnell 3, Mroz, Weston

Halftime: Bates 47-25

Thomas 62, Wentworth Tech 58

At Boston, freshman Mallorie Blakney poured in 26 points to power Thomas College of Waterville past Wentworth Institute of Technology.