NORTH DARTMOUTH, Mass. – Sheraud Lee scored 23 points to lift Husson College of Bangor to a 78-69 men’s college basketball victory over Wentworth Institute of Technology in the season-opening UMass Dartmouth Tournament Friday.

Brock Bradford had 20 points and nine assists for the Eagles, and Scott Kissinger added 15 points and nine rebounds.

Kevin Wentworth led WIT with 18 points, and Sherrad Prezzie-Blue scored 11.

Wentworth Institute of Tech (0-1) 69

Bynes 3-0-6, Prezzie-Blue 4-2-11, West 3-1-7, Bolton 3-0-6, Bryant 2-0-6, Wentworth 6-2-18, Abbott 4-0-8, LaCasse 1-1-3, O’Donnell 1-2-4, Ward

Husson (1-0) 78

Kissinger 6-1-15, Lee 9-1-23, Figueroa 2-0-4, Bradford 7-3-20, Perras 1-2-5, Meehan 1-0-2, MacKenzie 4-1-9, Henry, Cummings, Philbrick

3-pt. goals: Wentworth 4, Bryant 2, Prezzie-Blue; Lee 4, Bradford 3, Kissinger 2, Perras

Halftime: Husson 40-31

UM-Farmington 91, UMPI 35

At Farmington, Sean Fry had 17 points and 12 rebounds to lead the University of Maine at Farmington past UM-Presque Isle in the UM-Farmington Tip-Off Tournament.

Matt St. John and Isaac Hutchinson each added 16 points for the Beavers, and Kevin Leary scored 11 points.

Anthony Wingate led the Owls with 12 points.

UM-Presque Isle (0-1) 35

Latchford 3-0-6, Wire 1-0-2, Ford 0-1-1, Wingate 5-0-12, Busateri 1-0-2, Mitchell 1-1-3, Malave 1-0-3, Nickle 2-2-6, Devic, Korhonen, Campbell

UM-Farmington (1-0) 91

St. John 6-1-16, Fry 6-5-17, Kerschner 0-1-1, Tanguay 1-0-2, Hutchinson 7-1-16, Dean 0-2-2, Gingras 2-0-5, Lelansky 3-0-8, Leary 5-0-11, Neil 2-0-5, Howell 1-1-3, Armstrong 1-0-3, Labrie 1-0-2, Tracy, Diang, Nichols, Burdin

3-pt. goals: Wingate 2, Malave; St. John 3, Lelansky 2, Hutchinson, Gingras, Leary, Neil, Armstrong

Halftime: UMF 48-24

Trinity 67, Southern Maine 58

At Farmington, Patrick Hasiuk had 16 points, four rebounds and five assists to lead Trinity College of Connecticut to a season-opening win over the University of Southern Maine in the UM-Farmington Tip-Off Tournament.

Robert Taylor added 14 points and seven rebounds for Trinity, and Russ Martin scored 12 points.

Drew Coppenrath led the Huskies of Gorham with 16 points. Phil Broomfield scored 13 points, and Josh Daniels chipped in with 12.

Trinity (1-0) 67

Hasiuk 4-6-16, Taylor 6-2-14, Fels 3-1-7, Westbrooks 3-0-7, Dunn 2-1-5, McDougall 3-0-6, Martin 5-2-12, Simms, Rowe, Pimm

Southern Maine (0-1) 58

Broomfield 4-5-13, Jones 2-0-6, Daniels 3-5-12, Hebert 2-0-5, Coppenrath 6-1-16, Whitaker 0-6-6, Gabriele, Jellison

3-pt. goals: Hasiuk 2, Westbrooks; Coppenrath 3, Jones 2, Daniels, Hebert

Halftime: Trinity 35-24

Thomas 91, Fisher 76

At Waterville, Isaiah Brathwaite had 20 points and seven rebounds to lead Thomas College to victory over Fisher College in the Charlie Ryan Classic.

University of New England beat Unity College 102-35 in the other game of the tournament.

Darrell Alexander had 18 points and four steals for the Terriers. Andrew Duncanson and Michael Burchill both added 15 points and Scott Peters scored 10 points.

Stephen Rice led Fisher with 24 points and 15 rebounds. Louis Williams scored 16 points and Treva Holmes had 12 rebounds.

Fisher 76

J.J. Holmes 3-0-8, W. Brown 1-3-5, Rice 11-2-24, Williams 7-1-16, Gaffney 3-1-7, Moore 1-1-3, T. Holmes 3-2-8, O. Brown 2-1-5, Nance, Hall, Inoa, Morales

Thomas 91

Duncanson 4-5-15, Brathwaite 7-5-20, Alexander 7-1-18, Staples 1-0-2, Peters 2-5-10, Herrick 2-0-6, Howe 0-1-1, Little-Parks 1-0-2, Leal 0-2-2, Burchill 4-4-15, Kipp, Kennedy

3-pt. goals: Holmes 2, Williams; Alexander 3, Burchill 3, Duncanson 2, Herrick 2, Brathwaite, Peters

Halftime: Thomas 40-32

Women’s hockey

Connecticut 4, Maine 2

At Orono, Nicole Tritter scored off assists from Domini Thibeault and Jaclyn Hawkins to break a 2-2 tie at 9:49 in the third period to lead Connecticut to victory over the Black Bears.

Bridget King, Michelle Binning and Hawkins each had a goal and an assist for the 11-2-0 Huskies. Brittany Wilson stopped 31 of 33 shots.

Vanessa Vani scored in the first with assists from Taryn Peacock and Lexie Hoffmeyer for the 1-11-1 Black Bears. Jennie Galic tied it at 2-2 at 9:39 in the third period on assists from Pam Patterson and Robyn Law. Genevieve Turgeon turned away 32 of 36 shots.