CASTINE – Maine Maritime Academy earned a North Atlantic Conference men’s basketball split over the weekend as the Mariners beat Johnson State College 81-65 Saturday after losing to Castleton State 77-69 on Friday.

On Saturday, Chad Paddock paced 9-11 Maine Maritime with 24 points. Haskell had 18 points and 13 boards and DiFrederico scored 13 points.

Charlie Viana scored 21 points to lead Johnson State.

On Friday, Kevin Cayea scored 22 points to lead 13-7 Castleton.

Adam Haskell had 18 points and eight rebounds for the Mariners and Derek DiFrederico added 13 points and seven assists. Neil Stewart had 10 points and 10 boards and Jake Manner had 10 points and 12 rebounds.

Husson 86, Castleton State 83

At Bangor, Brock Bradford had 24 points and eight assists to lift Husson College over Castleton State College Saturday.

Sheraud Lee posted 16 points and four assists for the Eagles while Matt MacKenzie and Nick Perras each had 12 points.

Josh Howe led Castleton State (Vt.) with 24 points and Chris Young chipped in 19 points and 13 rebounds.

Castleton State (13-8) 83

Farley 5-3-16, Reilly 7-0-19, Howe 8-4-24, Young 5-9-19, Cayea 1-3-5, Harrington, Lawes, Celestin, Jennings

Husson (14-8) 86

Meehan 2-0-4, Bradford 7-8-24, Kissinger 3-1-7, MacKenzie 6-0-12, Lee 6-0-16, Figueroa 1-0-2, Perras 4-2-12, Coffin 1-0-3, Henry 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Reilly 5, Howe 4, Farley 3; Lee 4, Bradford 2, Perras 2, Coffin

Halftime: Castleton 43-35

UM-Farmington 68, Wheelock 60

At Chestnut Hill, Mass., Matt St. John scored 25 points Saturday to lead the University of Maine-Farmington to victory over Wheelock College.

Sean Fry had 15 points for the Beavers.

Sherard Robbins led Wheelock with 17 points.

UM-Farmington (10-11) 68

St. John 9-0-25, Fry 6-0-15, Tanguay 3-2-8, Neil 2-0-6, Dean 2-0-5, Hutchinson 2-1-5, Howell 1-1-4, Nichols, Kerschner, Lelansky

Wheelock (1-21) 60

Robbins 6-5-17, Lynch 4-3-13, Dinuzzo 3-0-8, Main 3-1-8, Kramer 2-0-5, Puchala 2-1-5, Rothman 0-2-2, Taveres 1-0-2, Key

3-pt. goals: St. John 7, Fry 3, Neil 2, Dean, Howell; Lynch 2, Dinuzzo 2, Kramer, Main

Halftime: UM-Farmington 43-26

UM-Farmington 82, Lesley 75

St. John passes 1,000-point mark

At Cambridge, Mass., Friday, senior Matt St. John drained nine 3-pointers and scored 29 points to surpass the 1,000-point plateau for his career as UMaine-Farmington defeated Lesley University.

Ted Neil scored 14 points for the Beavers and Sean Fry added 11 points.

Joseph Chatman led Lesley with 22 points and four assists.

UMaine-Farmington 82

Lelansky 1-0-2, St. John 10-0-29, Fry 3-4-11, Tanguay 2-0-4, Hutchinson 3-0-7, Dean 1-2-4, Neil 5-0-14, Howell 2-5-9, Taylor 1-0-2, Kerschner, Nichols

Lesley 75

Chatman 6-7-22, Stevens 5-1-14, Parker 5-3-18, Trejo 2-0-4, Cruz 5-2-12, Andrews 0-1-1, Grassa 1-0-2, Harris 1-0-2, Cusick, Datillo

3-pt. goals: St. John 9, Neil 4, Fry, Hutchinson; Parker 5, Chatman 3, Stevens 3

Halftime: UM-Farmington 45-36

UM-Fort Kent wins two

At Fort Kent, Gediminas Sumyla combined for 44 points, 11 assists and nine rebounds in two games as the University of Maine-Fort Kent defeated Vermont Technical College 81-68 Saturday and the College of Saint Joseph 81-73 Sunday.

In Saturday’s game, Sumyla had 25 points and eight assists for UM-Fort Kent and Jimmy Lopez scored 17 points. Hamill Bassue had 16 points and Othniel Hyliger added 11 points and 14 rebounds.

Jake Clough led Vermont Tech with 19 points.

In Sunday’s game, Sumyla led the Bengals with 19 points and Hyliger added 18 points and 14 rebounds. Lopez scored 17 points and Bassue chipped in 15 points and four steals.

Rui Carmo had 18 points and 11 rebounds to lead the College of Saint Joseph (Vt.).

(Saturday’s Game)

Vermont Tech (5-11) 68

Wilson 3-1-7, Clough 8-3-19, Borden 4-0-10, Miller 1-1-3, Groves 5-4-14, Selom-Egoetto 3-0-6, Clough 4-1-9, White

UMaine-Fort Kent 81

Bassue 6-2-16, Sumyla 9-3-25, Hyliger 5-1-11, Lopez 6-1-17, Russo 1-1-3, Gal 1-0-3, Bard 2-0-6, Russo, Oliver, Wood, Nagradic

3-pt. goals: Borden 2; Sumyla 4, Lopez 4, Bassue 2, Bard 2, Gal

Halftime: UMFK 40-31

(Sunday’s Game)

College of Saint Joseph (9-13) 73

Herrington 5-3-15, Loomis 2-0-6, Carmo 7-3-18, Ortega 5-1-12, Valdez 1-1-3, Childs 3-3-11, Durkee 1-0-2, Fuel 2-0-4, Parada 1-0-2, Bailey, Hiser, Watkins, Kimball

UMaine-Fort Kent (13-12) 81

Bassue 6-2-15, Sumyla 5-8-19, Hyliger 7-4-18, Lopez 6-2-17, Russo 2-2-6, Nagradic 0-2-2, Gal 1-0-2, Russo 1-0-2, Oliver, Bard

3-pt. goals: Herrington 2, Loomis 2, Childs 2, Carmo, Ortega; Lopez 3, Bassue, Sumyla

Halftime: UMFK 33-32

Lesley 71, Thomas 34

At Cambridge, Mass., James Parker had 15 points and four steals Saturday to lead Lesley University past Thomas College of Waterville.

Jesus Trejo had 13 points and 13 rebounds for Lesley.

Isaiah Brathwaite led Thomas with seven points and six rebounds.

Thomas (8-13) 34

Duncanson 2-2-6, Brathwaite 2-1-7, Alexander 1-1-3, Staples 2-0-4, Burchill 1-0-3, Ross 1-1-4, Leal 1-0-2, Kennedy 0-2-2, Gilbert 1-1-3, Herrick, Peters

Lesley (6-14) 71

Andrews 1-0-2, Chatman 3-3-9, Stevens 5-0-10, Parker 5-0-15, Cusick 2-0-4, Grassa 0-1-1, Trejo 6-1-13, Harris 4-0-10, Cruz 2-3-7, Datillo, King

3-pt. goals: Brathwaite, Burchill, Ross; Parker 5

Halftime: Lesley 35-14

So. Maine 80, E. Connecticut 62

At Gorham, Drew Coppenrath scored 17 points Saturday to lead the University of Southern Maine to victory over Eastern Connecticut State.

Josh Daniels scored 15 points for the Huskies and Jamaal Caterina chipped in with 11 points and 11 rebounds.

Leon Martin scored 20 points to lead Eastern Connecticut.

Eastern Connecticut (12-9) 62

Simmons 3-0-7, Ortiz 7-0-16, Martin 8-4-20, Johnson 1-0-3, Zaluoki 3-0-6, Willis 2-1-6, Kelley 1-0-2, Sawyer 0-2-2, Rovoto, Martin,

Southern Maine (11-10) 80

Daniels 5-3-15, Caterina 4-2-11, Coppenrath 6-3-17, Whitaker 3-0-6, Morgan 1-0-2, Oakley 3-0-7, Hebert 3-3-9, Jellison 1-2-4, Gooding 4-1-9, Pollock, Broomfield, Gabriele, Campbell, Jordan

3-pt. goals: Ortiz 2, Simmons, Johnson, Willis; Daniels 2, Coppenrath 2, Oakley, Caterina

Halftime: USM 40-35

Bowdoin 70, Colby 60

At Brunswick, Andrew Hippert scored 18 points Saturday to lift Bowdoin College over Colby College of Waterville.

Kyle Jackson had 13 points and four steals for the Polar Bears and Jordan Fliegel added 10 points.

Artie Cutrone paced Colby with 13 points. Mark Gaudet, Mac Simpson and Adam Choice each scored 10.

Colby (11-11) 60

Cutrone 5-0-13, Gaudet 4-0-10, Simpson 3-2-10, Choice 1-8-10, Sherman 1-0-3, van Loenen 2-0-6, Russell 4-0-8, Planeta, Haylon

Bowdoin (18-4) 70

Sargeantson 2-3-7, Hauser 2-0-6, Hippert 4-8-18, Jackson 5-1-13, Fliegel 5-0-10, DeFeo 2-0-4, Reid-Sturgis 2-0-4, Lane 3-0-6, Phillips 0-2-2

3-pt. goals: Cutrone 3, Gaudet 2, Simpson 2, van Loenen 2, Sherman; Hauser 2, Hippert 2, Jackson 2

Halftime: Bowdoin 33-21

Johnson & Wales 98, SJC 92

At Standish, Japhet Kerr scored 33 points and provided nine assists Saturday to help rally Johnson & Wales from a nine-point halftime deficit to a win over Saint Joseph’s.

Greg Samuels added 30 points for Johnson & Wales.

Elbie Murphy led the Monks with 30 points and Raymond Eatmon had 18 points and 16 rebounds. Eric Friend scored 12 points while Alberto Rue and Mitch Ouellet added 11 points each.

Johnson & Wales (14-7) 98

Kerr 11-5-33, Samuels 9-10-30, McCray 5-515, Faust 5-0-12, Rogers 3-0-6, Ware 0-2-2, Hamblin, Nicolas

Saint Joseph’s (10-10) 92

Murphy 11-7-30, Eatmon 8-2-18, Friend 4-2-12, Rue 4-0-11, Ouellet 4-2-11, C. Davis 1-2-4, A. Davis 2-0-4, Vachon 1-0-2, Kelley, Mattison

3-pt. goals: Kerr 6, Samuels 2, Faust 2; Rue 3, Friend 2, Murphy, Ouellet

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 49-40

Middlebury 92, Bates 71

At Lewiston, Ashton Coghlan and Aaron Smith both scored 23 points Saturday to pace Middlebury College to victory over Bates College.

Andrew Harris scored 15 points for Middlebury.

Bryan Wholey led Bates with 20 points and Brian Ellis scored 16. Pat Halloran and Chris Wilson had 13 points each.

Middlebury (17-5) 92

Coghlan 8-2-23, Smith 10-3-23, Harris 6-1-15, Walsh 2-4-8, Rudin 2-2-6, Edwards 1-2-5, Kelleher 1-2-5, Dudley 1-2-4, Locke 1-0-2, Handy

Bates (15-6) 71

Wholey 5-10-20, Ellis 4-7-16, Halloran 4-3-13, Wilson 4-4-13, O’Keefe 2-0-4, Wirth 1-0-2, Place 0-2-2, Gallant 0-1-1, Hatch, Foster

3-pt. goals: Coghlan 5, Harris 2, Kelleher, Edwards; Halloran 2, Ellis, Wilson

Halftime: Middlebury 49-37

Women’s basketball

MMA 67, Johnson State 58

At Castine, Amethyst Cousins scored 17 points and grabbed 11 rebounds Saturday to lead Maine Maritime Academy by Johnson State College.

Megan Franklin chipped in with eight points for the Lady Mariners.

Johnson State was led by Sarah Dolan, who tallied 17 points and 11 rebounds.

Halftime: MMA 35-20

Husson 58, Castleton State 46

At Bangor, Jenny Rollins tallied 17 points to propel Husson by Castleton State College (Vt.).

Shelby Bradford added 12 points and 12 rebounds for the Eagles.

Mary Nienow paced Castleton State with a game-high 23 points.

Castleton State (14-7) 46

Nienow 8-1-23, Ketchen 1-2-5, Verrill 1-2-4, Banks 3-0-7, Cary , Beach, Hoxsie, O’Rourke 2-0-5, Johnson 1-0-2, Dunchus

Husson (12-9) 58

Bradford 3-6-12, Barden 3-1-9, Al. Bragdon 1-1-4, Rollins 5-4-17, As. Bragdon 2-1-5, Sewell 0-2-2, Lincoln 1-0-3, Archer 1-0-3, Sevey, Barnes 1-1-3, Plourde, Lavertu

3-pt. goals: Nienow 6, Ketchen, Banks, O’Rourke; Barden 2, Al. Bragdon, Rollins 3, Lincoln, Archer

Halftime: Husson 32-21

UM-Farmington 60, Wheelock 40

At Chestnut Hill, Mass., Ashley Busque netted 16 points Saturday to lead the University of Maine-Farmington by Wheelock College.

Erin Porter scored 13 points while Erin Johnson added 12 for the Beavers.

Erin Reardon paced Wheelock with 11 points.

UM-Farmington (10-10) 60

Busque 7-1-16, Porter 5-2-13, Johnson 5-2-12, Byrne 2-0-5, Wiley 1-1-3, Gagne 1-1-3, Davis 0-2-2, Ross 1-0-2, York 1-0-2, Bell 1-0-2, Dube

Wheelock (3-18) 40

Reardon 5-0-11, Brown 4-0-10, Moore 2-3-7, Ordile 3-0-6, Woodley 1-0-2, Kerr 1-0-2, Casey 1-0-2, Holliday, Maxon

3-pt. goals: Byrne, Porter, Busque; Brown 2, Reardon,

Halftime: UMF 35-20

UM-Farmington 53, Lesley 41

At Cambridge, Mass., Friday, Erin Porter totaled 19 points and nine rebounds to lead the University of Maine-Farmington to victory over Lesley University.

Erin Johnson added 10 points and 17 rebounds for the Beavers.

Kaitlyn Wechsler led Lesley with 13 points.

UMaine-Farmington 53

Porter 8-0-19, Busque 1-1-4, Byrne 2-1-6, Johnson 4-2-10, Bell 2-0-6, Ross 2-4-8, Wiley, York, Gagne, Dube

Lesley 41

Leakeas 3-2-8, Freed 2-0-4, Wechsler 4-5-13, Caira 1-1-3, Saltzman 1-0-2, Harrington 4-0-11, Cabral-Pini, Laquerre, Fralick

3-pt. goals: Porter 3, Bell 2, Busque, Byrne; Harrington 3

Halftime: UM-Farmington 29-21

UMFK wins two

At Fort Kent, Shir Fuchs tallied a game-high 22 points Saturday to power the University of Maine-Fort Kent by Vermont Technical College 75-39.

The Lady Bengals defeated the College of Saint Joseph (Vt.) 68-58 on Sunday.

In Saturday’s game, Arcilla Jeffers scored 15 points while Alisa Licata had 13 and Leah Ribera added 10 for UMFK.

Vermont Tech was led by Eliza Wakefield and Stacy Corey with 10 points apiece.

In Sunday’s game, Ashley Ames led the Lady Bengals with 22 points. Fuchs netted 16 points while Jeffers had 11 and Ribera 10.

Victoria Guetti paced the College of Saint Joseph with 15 points.

(Sunday’s Game)

Saint Joseph (12-10) 58

Tompkins 4-4-13, Guetti 6-2-15, Thompson 4-2-11, Raiche 1-0-2, Pleasure, Clements, Lansburg, Giddings 1-0-2, Greeno 3-0-6, Smith 2-5-9

UMFK (15-9) 68

Jeffers 5-1-11, Ames 11-0-22, Licata 2-0-6, Fuchs 5-4-16, Garrison 0-2-2, Waltz, Tracy 0-1-1, Bassue, Ribera 2-6-10

3-pt. goals: Tompkins, Guetti, Thompson; Licata 2, Fuchs 2

Halftime: UMFK 32-27

Thomas 79, Lesley 62

At Cambridge, Mass., Karen Demers led four Thomas College scorers in double figures with 16 points Saturday as the Terriers topped Lesley University.

Cortney Barrett and Lea McNary scored 15 points apiece while Amy Miles had 14 for Thomas.

Courtnie Leakeas paced Lesley with 23 points.

Thomas (6-10) 79

Morin 2-2-7, Miles 6-0-14, Demers 3-9-16, Barrett 7-1-15, McNary 7-1-15, Nassetta, Martel, Blakney 4-0-8, Jones 2-0-4, Denbow, Evans

Lesley (10-10) 62

Caira 1-1-3, Cabral-Pini 1-1-4, Leakeas 8-7-23, Freed 3-4-10, Wechsler 2-2-6, Fralick 3-2-8, Saltzman, Laquerre, Harrington 3-1-8

3-pt. goals: Morin, Miles 2, Demers; Cabral-Pini, Harrington

Halftime: Thomas 38-25

Eastern Conn. 65, USM 64 (OT)

At Gorham, Ashley McFetridge registered 22 points and 13 rebounds Saturday as Eastern Connecticut State University snapped the University of Southern Maine’s 78-game winning streak with a Little East Conference overtime victory.

Angela Santa Fe led USM with 17 points. Josalee Danieli scored 13 points while Shannon Kynoch had 11 and Becky Dixon added 10 for the Huskies.

Eastern Connecticut (17-4) 65

Paradis 2-0-4, Moriarty 3-1-8, Morey 2-6-10, McFetridge 9-4-22, Smith 6-0-14, Shaw 1-0-3, Amato 1-0-2, Durette 1-0-2

Southern Maine (19-2) 64

Paradis 3-1-7, Ross 1-0-2, Danieli 5-3-13, Santa Fe 5-4-17, Kynoch 5-0-11, DeMillo, Dixon 3-4-10, Kent 0-4-4

3-pt. goals: Moriarty, Smith 2, Shaw; Santa Fe 3, Kynoch

Halftime: Eastern Conn. 31-25

Middlebury 42, Bates 41

At Middlebury, Vt., Matia Kostakis scored eight points for Bates, including the 1,000th of her career, as Middlebury edged the Bobcats.

Trailing 38-33 late in the second half, Middlebury went on a 9-0 run and held off Bates.

Val Beckwith and Kostakis paced Bates with eight points each.

Bates (13-9) 41

Beckwith 3-2-8, Kostakis 3-2-8, Coffin 2-2-6, Barton 2-0-5, Goodridge 2-0-4, Yanofsky 1-1-3, DePoy 1-0-3, Schaefers 1-0-2, Igoe

Middlebury (12-10) 42

Barron 3-3-10, Fisher 3-0-7, Sanchez 3-0-7, Baker 2-2-6, Young 1-2-4, Fallon 2-0-4, Wall 1-0-2, Gura 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Barton, DePoy; Fisher, Sanchez, Barron

Halftime: Middlebury 23-18

Johnson & Wales 71, SJC 62

At Providence, R.I., Alyse Ragaglia netted a game-high 24 points Saturday to lead Johnson and Wales by Saint Joseph’s College of Standish.

Meghan Daigle posted 21 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Monks. Alysn Ludwig added 10 points while Carolyn Freeman grabbed 10 rebounds.

Saint Joseph’s (14-7) 62

Ludwig 4-2-10, Miner 4-0-8, Cartwright 3-0-6, Freeman 0-2-2, Daigle 6-9-21, Drake 1-0-2, Boston 4-0-9, Fournier, Jordan, Farrell 1-0-2, Enright, Lint 1-0-2

Johnson & Wales (9-12) 71

Santosuosso 5-2-15, Ragaglia 7-6-24, Ramirez 4-1-10, Moxley 5-0-10, Valletta 2-3-7, Laferriere 1-0-3, Prado, Wilson 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Boston; Santosuosso 3, Ragaglia 4, Ramirez, Laferriere

Halftime: Johnson & Wales 33-32