Husson edges Lesley Bradford gets double-double

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BANGOR – Shelby Bradford racked up 23 points, 15 rebounds, three assists and five steals to lead Husson College to a 78-74 women’s basketball victory over Lesley College Saturday.

Noelle Lincoln contributed 11 points for Husson, while Bethany Sevey scored 10. Ashley Bragdon had nine points and eight rebounds.

Lesley’s Courtnie Leakeas put in 21 points.

Lesley (7-4) 74

Caira 1-1-3, Cabral-Pini 3-0-8, Leakeas 7-6-21, Laquerre 1-0-2, Wechsler 7-5-20, Fralick 1-0-2, Saltzman 2-2-6, Harrington 4-0-12

Husson (4-6) 78

Bradford 7-9-23, Barden, Al. Bragdon 1-1-3, Rollins 3-0-7, As. Bragdon 2-5-9, Sewell, Norsworthy 2-0-4, Lincoln 4-0-11, Archer 2-0-6, Sevey 3-4-10, Barnes, Plourde 1-0-3, Lavertu 0-2-2

3-pt. goals: Harrington 4, Cabral-Pini 2, Leakeas, Wechsler; Lincoln 3, Archer 2, Rollins, Plourde

Halftime: Husson 37-34

USM 68, Western Conn. 56

At Gorham Saturday, Stacey Kent tied a career high with 28 points to go with eight rebounds as the Huskies held on.

Kaylie DeMillo poured in 18 points for Southern Maine of Gorham, which went 25-for-32 from the free-throw line.

Ally Greenwood scored 29 points for Western Connecticut.

Western Connecticut (11-3) 56

Greenwood 7-15-29, Roberts 0-4-4, Lee 3-2-11, Kancler, Henry 0-2-2, McGhee, Harmon 2-4-8, Spers, Moffo 1-0-2

Southern Maine (14-1) 68

Paradis, Ross, Danieli 2-1-5, Kent 8-11-28, Kynoch 1-4-6, DeMillo 4-8-18, Dixon 4-1-9, Santa Fe 1-0-2, Arsenault

3-pt. goals: Lee 3; DeMillo 2, Kent

Halftime: Southern Maine 28-26

St. Joseph’s 83, Mount Ida 63

At Standish Saturday, Carolyn Freeman poured in 23 points, including six 3-pointers, to go with six rebounds and three steals to power the Monks.

Mount Ida (5-10) 63

Tisbert, Hickey 2-0-5, McLear 4-0-9, Casimiro 3-1-9, Parisi 7-4-18, Burgess 7-7-22, Hurd, Cirillo

St. Joseph’s (10-4) 83

Ludwig 1-5-7, Miner 3-3-9, Cartwright 1-3-6, Freeman 9-1-25, Daigle 1-6-8, Drake 1-0-2, Boston 1-0-2, Fournier, Jordan 1-0-3, Farrell 4-7-15, Enright 1-0-2, Lint 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Casimiro 2, Burgess, Hickey, McLear; Freeman 6, Jordan, Cartwright

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 40-28

Amherst 78, Bates 69

At Lewiston Saturday, Stefanie Reiff’s 22 points helped the Lord Jeffs top the Bobcats.

Amherst (16-0) 78

Reiff 7-8-22, Roesch 6-2-17, Pollack 1-7-9, Long 3-0-8, Harik 2-3-7, Leyman 2-2-6, Swensen 3-0-6, Brossy 1-0-2, Ludwig

Bates (10-5) 69

Coffin 7-3-17, Beckwith 4-6-14, Goodridge 4-2-11, Barton 3-1-9, Schaefers 4-0-8, Kostakis 1-6-8, Yanofsky 1-0-2, McCall, DePoy

3-pt. goals: Roesch 3, Long 2; Barton 2, Goodridge

Halftime: Amherst 30-28

Johnson St. 78, Thomas 77 (OT)

At Johnson, Vt., Saturday, the Badgers rallied from a 14-point deficit to earn the overtime win.

Amy Miles had a team-high 16 points for the Terriers of Waterville. Mallory Blakney added 15, while Lea McNary had 14 and Tonya Jones added 10.

Bowdoin 54, Middlebury 51

At Middlebury, Vt., Saturday, Alexa Kaubris hit a last-second layup and free throw and power the Polar Bears of Brunswick past the Panthers.

Caitlin Hynes paced Bowdoin with a career-high 21 points and Kaubris finished with 13. Sabrina Cote had three assists.

Bowdoin (11-4) 54

Anelauskas 4-2-10, Noucas 1-2-5, Hynes 7-6-21, Bergeron 1-2-5, Kaubris 5-3-13, Weiss, Cote, Leahy

Middlebury (9-5) 51

Johnson 1-0-3, Barron 1-2-5, Fisher 4-0-8, Young 4-2-10, Baker 1-0-2, Kelleher 1-0-2, Wall 1-1-3, Sanchez 3-2-9, Gura, Fallon 2-1-5, Needham 1-2-4

3-pt. goals: Noucas, Hynes, Bergeron; Johnson, Barron, Sanchez

Halftime: Middlebury 25-23

Castleton State 65, UMF 44

At Castleton, Vt., Saturday, Jessica Banks scored 13 points and dished out eight assists as the Spartans rolled.

UMaine-Farmington’s Caitlyn Laflin scored 11 of her game-high 16 points in the second half. Erin Johnson scored 10 points.

UMaine-Farmington (6-8) 44

Laflin 4-7-16, Johnson 4-2-10, Porter 0-2-2, Byrne, Wiley 1-1-3, Busque 0-2-2, Page 0-2-2, York, Gagne, Bell, Davis, Dube, Ross 2-3-9

Castleton State (8-6) 65

Verrill 1-2-4, Cary 2-3-7, Nienow 3-2-11, Ketchen 4-0-9, Banks 5-0-13, Beach 0-1-1, Hoxsie 0-2-2, O’Rourke 4-0-11, Johnson 1-1-3, Dorsey, Bell, Dunchus 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Ross 2; Nienow 3, Banks 3, O’Rourke 3, Ketchen

Halftime: Castleton State 34-23

Williams 73, Colby 49

At Williamstown, Mass., Saturday, Mika Peterman’s 14 points propelled Williams past the White Mules of Waterville.

Katie McCabe put in 15 points for Colby.

Colby (3-10) 49

McCabe 6-3-15, Cappelloni 3-0-8, Bartley 3-0-6, Harris 2-1-5, Adler 2-0-5, Aronson 2-0-4, Quadir 1-0-2, Kowalski 1-0-2, Fairchild 1-0-2, Pratt, Cummings

Williams (11-5) 73

Peterman 6-0-14, Shea 6-1-13, Harris 3-4-10, Savageau 5-0-10, de la Torre 4-2-10, Jackson 4-0-9, Livermore 2-0-4, Hansen 1-0-6, Gaffney, King

3-pt. goals: Cappelloni 2, Adler; Peterman 2, Jackson, Hansen

Halftime: Williams 44-24

Maine Maritime 75, Wheelock 36

At Castine Saturday, Elizabeth Cote paced a well-balanced Mariner offense with 10 points in the victory.

Katie Hutchinson and Brittany Hunt each chipped in with nine points for Maine Maritime, while Kelsi Eiane and Katie Pushard each had four assists. Ashley Tilton racked up six steals. Pushard and Tatum Welch each had six rebounds.

Sarah Brown scored 15 points for the Wildcats.

Wheelock (2-8) 36

Reardon 2-0-4, Maxon 1-0-2, Brown 4-4-15, Woodley 3-0-6, Ordile 4-0-8, Casey 0-1-1, Kerr, Moore

Maine Maritime (8-7) 75

Leeman 1-2-4, Eiane 1-0-2, Franklin 3-1-8, Hunt 4-1-9, Welch 1-3-5, Provencher, Hutchinson 3-2-9, Pushard, Barker 2-0-4, Cousins 3-0-6, Tilton 3-0-6, Cote 5-0-10, Fredrickson 2-0-4, Stahl 4-0-8

3-pt. goals: Brown 3; Franklin, Hutchinson

Halftime: Maine Maritime 32-16

UMFK wins two

At Rutland, Vt., Ashley Ames led five University of Maine-Fort Kent scorers with 20 points as the Bengals defeated the College of St. Joseph 79-73 on Saturday.

UMFK beat Vermont Technical College 68-39 on Sunday when Ames scored 18 points.

Women’s hockey

Maine 4, Northeastern 1

At Orono, Taryn Peacock scored a goal and assisted another to lead the University of Maine to victory over Northeastern University of Boston Sunday.

Abby Barton, Pam Patterson and Lexie Hoffmeyer scored for the 2-18-2 Black Bears. Vanessa Vani, Robyn Law and Courtney Fox provided assists. Genevieve Turgeon made 25 saves on 26 shots.

Erin Rell scored on a Colleen Sanborn assists in the second period for 5-14-2 Northeastern. Leah Sulyma blocked 39 of 43 shots.

Men’s basketball

Husson 82, Lesley 72

At Bangor Saturday, Sheraud Lee led five Eagles in double figures with 18 points as Husson rolled.

Scott Kissinger scored 15 points for the Eagles and Brock Bradford added 14 points. Blaine Meehan had 11 points and Matt MacKenzie scored 10 points.

Joseph Chatman paced Lesley with 18 points.

Lesley (3-8) 72

Andrews 2-1-6, Chatman 6-4-18, Trejo 6-2-14, Harris 3-1-8, Cruz 2-4-8, Grassa 2-2-7, Stevens 2-4-9, Parker 0-2-2, Datillo

Husson (5-7) 82

Meehan 4-2-11, Bradford 5-2-14, Kissinger 6-0-15, MacKenzie 4-2-10, Lee 5-4-18, Perras 1-0-3, Coffin 2-0-5, Henry 2-2-6, Figueroa

3-pt. goals: Chatman 2, Andrews, Harris, Grassa, Stevens; Lee 4, Kissinger 3, Bradford 2, Meehan, Parras, Coffin

Halftime: Husson 42-37

Maine Maritime 74, Wheelock 61

At Castine Saturday, Derek DiFrederico had 20 points, five assists and four steals in the Mariners’ victory.

Maine Maritime’s Neil Stewart had 17 points and 13 rebounds and Adam Haskell added 11 points and eight rebounds.

Wheelock’s Sherard Robbins had 13 points and 10 rebounds.

Middlebury 69, Bowdoin 52

At Brunswick Saturday, Mike Walsh had 15 points and 11 rebounds as Middlebury earned the win.

Middlebury (13-2) 69

Dudley 2-0-5, Edwards 0-3-3, Rudin 5-2-14, Walsh 7-1-15, Smith 5-3-13, Handy 1-0-2, Kelleher 0-1-1, Locke 3-0-6, Coghlan 3-2-10, Wholey

Bowdoin (13-3) 52

DeFeo 1-0-2, Sargeantson 4-4-12, Hauser 1-2-5, Jackson 5-0-10, Fliegel 4-4-13, Reid-Sturgis 2-0-4, Lane 0-2-2, Phillips 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Rudin 2, Coghlan 2, Dudley; Hauser, Fliegel

Halftime: Middlebury 31-23

USM 84, Western Connecticut 83

At Gorham Saturday, Jamaal Caterina scored 14 of his career-high 24 points in the second half to help the Huskies hold off Western Connecticut.

Drew Coppenrath had 18 points and 11 rebounds for the Huskies and Josh Daniels added 14 points.

Western Connecticut (8-5) 83

Jennings 5-5-18, Gillespie 5-6-18, Jarrett 3-0-7, Prooino 2-5-9, E. Robinson 0-2-2, J. Robinson 1-0-2, Addy 2-0-4, Jensen 5-2-15, Dickens 1-2-4, Mann 1-2-4, Gaither, Norfleet, Schroeder, Martin, Toles

Southern Maine (6-9) 84

Pollock 4-0-8, Daniels 6-1-14, Caterina 8-8-24, Coppenrath 6-4-18, Whitaker 3-0-6, Oakley 2-0-5, Jellison 0-1-1, Gooding 4-0-8, Broomfield, Gabriele, Hebert

3-pt. goals: Jennings 3, Jensen 3, Gillespie 2, Jarrett; Coppenrath 2, Daniels, Oakley

Halftime: 38-38

Saint Joseph’s 103, Mount Ida 50

At Standish Saturday, Alonso Davis had 26 points and eight rebounds as the Monks rolled.

Elbie Murphy had 17 points, six assists and six steals for the Saint Joseph’s and Eric Friend had 11 rebounds. Mitch Ouellet, R.J. Mattison and Tyler Kelley scored 10 points apiece.

James Driscoll scored 16 points to lead Mount Ida.

Mount Ida (6-8) 50

Dipietro 1-0-3, Martinez 1-0-2, Loomis 1-0-2, Bennett 2-0-4, Thompson 2-0-4, Alvarez 1-0-3, Driscoll 6-0-16, Dunham 2-0-4, Belton 4-0-8, Allen 2-0-4, Louis-Jacques, Dorsey, Hapgood

Saint Joseph’s College (7-5) 103

Vachon 2-0-4, Murphy 7-0-17, Rue 1-0-3, Ouellet 4-2-10, Friend 1-0-2, Mattison 3-2-10, Russo 2-2-8, Tandberg 2-0-5, Tutwiler 0-1-1, Savino 2-1-5, Kelley 3-2-10, Jones 1-0-2, Davis 11-4-26

3-pt. goals: Driscoll 4, Dipietro, Alvarez; Murphy 3, Mattison 2, Russo 2, Kelley 2, Rue, Tandberg

Halftime: Saint Joseph’s 56-19

UMF 88, Castleton State 84

Fry scores 1,000th point

At Castleton, Vt., Saturday, Sean Fry scored 24 points, including the 1,000th point of his career, as UMaine-Farmington held on for the win.

Matt St. John scored all 26 of his points in the first half for UMF. Fry grabbed 13 rebounds for the Beavers.

Castleton State’s Joey Farley scored 21 points.

Halftime: UMF 52-48

Williams 67, Colby 61

At Waterville Saturday, Joe Geoghegan and Matt Weisbrot combined to go 21-for-21 from the free-throw line to lead Williams past Colby.

Geohegan finished with 19 points and 12 rebounds for Williams.

Adam Choice scored a game-high 24 points the White Mules. Michael Russell scored 12 points while Mark Gaudet added 10 for the Mules.

Williams (14-2) 67

Geohegan 4-11-19, Weisbrot 2-10-14, Snyder 4-3-11, Shalvoy 2-3-9, Shultz 3-0-8, Rose 2-0-6, Meyer, Hanifin

Colby (9-7) 61

Choice 6-11-24, Russell 5-2-12, Gaudet 3-2-10, Cutrone 3-0-7, Sherman 1-1-3, Simpson 1-0-2, Planeta 1-0-2, Decker 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Shultz 2, Rose 2, Shalvoy 2; Gaudet 2, Cutrone, Choice

Halftime: Colby 36-35

Johnson State 81, Thomas 65

At Johnson, Vt., Saturday, Charlie Viana scored 20 points as Johnson State rolled.

Andrew Duncanson scored a game-high 25 points for the Terriers of Waterville. Michael Burchill scored 18 points including five three-pointers while Isaiah Brathwaite added 11 points.

Halftime: Johnson State 45-36