FARMINGTON – Erin Porter totaled 37 points in two games to lead the University of Maine-Farmington women’s basketball team to two victories over the weekend.

UMF beat Lesley on Saturday 78-67 and rolled by Bay Path 70-28 on Sunday.

Porter scored 17 points Saturday to spark UMF from a six-point halftime deficit. Jillian Ross added 14 points for the Beavers and Samantha Wiley had 10 points.

On Sunday, Porter netted 20 points and Ross added 10 as UMF rolled. Erin Johnson had 11 rebounds.

(Saturday’s Game)

Lesley (11-12) 67

Wechsler 7-1-16, Caira 6-3-15, Cabral-Pini 1-5-8, Leakeas 3-2-8, Saltzman 2-2-7, Laquerre 1-2-4, Freed 2-0-4, Harrington 1-0-3, Fralick 1-0-2

UMaine-Farmington (11-12) 78

Porter 4-8-17, Ross 4-4-14, Wiley 3-2-10, Byrne 3-2-9, Johnson 3-2-8, Busque 4-0-8, York 1-4-6, Bell 1-2-5, Davis 0-1-1, Dube, Gagne, Page

3-pt. goals: Harrington, Saltzman, Wechsler, Cabral-Pini; Ross 2, Wiley 2, Porter, Bell, Byrne

Halftime: Lesley 33-27

(Sunday’s Game)

Bay Path (2-23) 28

Ordyna 2-4-8, Falkenberg 2-0-5, Wright 2-0-4, Hunt 1-2-4, Begin 1-1-3, Dziuba 1-0-2, Hahn 1-0-2, Barbato, Lavin

UMaine-Farmington (12-12) 70

Porter 7-2-20, Ross 2-5-10, Dube 3-1-7, Gagne 2-2-6, Wiley 2-0-5, Page 1-3-5, Johnson 2-0-4, York 2-0-4, Bell 0-3-3, Johnson 2-0-4, York 2-0-4, Bell 0-3-3, Davis 1-0-2, Busque 0-2-2, Byrne 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Falkenberg; Porter 4, Wiley, Ross

Halftime: UM-Farmington 35-19

SUNY Canton 63, UMM 38

At South Portland, Megan Davis scored 18 points as top-seeded SUNY Canton knocked No. 4 UMaine-Machias out of the Sunrise Conference tournament in the semifinals.

Sara Wells set the tone for the Clippers with 12 points and 12 rebounds. Jennie Hare added nine points and eight rebounds.

Thomas 53, Bay Path 49

At Waterville, Lea McNary scored 13 points Saturday to pace Thomas College to victory over Bay Path College.

Jessica Hunt had 23 points and 11 rebounds for Bay Path.

Bay Path (2-22) 49

Hunt 6-11-23, Wright 2-0-4, Falkenberg 3-0-7, Ordyna 4-7-15, Begin, Lavin, Dziuba, Barbato, Hahn

Thomas (12-11) 53

Morin 1-0-3, Demers 3-1-8, Denbow 2-0-4, Barrett 1-0-2, McNary 5-3-13, McNary 5-3-13, Nassetta 2-0-4, Martel 2-0-5, Miles 1-0-2, Blakney 3-2-9, Evans 1-1-3, Jones

3-pt. goals: Falkenberg; Morin, Demers, Martel, Blakney

Halftime: Thomas 32-31

Bowdoin 55, Bates 51

At Brunswick, Katie Bergeron scored 24 points Saturday to lift Bowdoin College over Bates College of Lewiston in the NESCAC quarterfinals.

Bowdoin will play at top seeded Amherst University Saturday at noon in the semifinals.

Alexa Kaubris scored 13 points for Bowdoin and Maria Noucas provided seven assists.

Meg Coffin led Bates with 20 points and 11 rebounds.

Bates (15-10) 51

Barton 2-2-8, Beckwith 2-2-6, Coffin 6-8-20, Kostakis 2-1-5, Yanofsky 1-0-2, Schaefers 1-0-2, French 1-0-2, Igoe 2-2-6, Goodridge, Lanchantin, McCall

Bowdoin (18-7) 55

Noucas 2-2-6, Hynes 1-0-2, Bergeron 7-4-24, Kaubris 3-5-13, Sweeney 0-2-2, Anelauskas 1-0-2, Cote 1-0-2, Leahy 2-0-4, Weiss

3-pt. goals: Barton 2; Bergeron 6, Kaubris

Halftime: Bates 29-22

USM 56, Western Connecticut 54

At Danbury, Conn., Angela Santa Fe scored 13 points Saturday to lead the University of Southern Maine of Gorham to victory over Western Connecticut State University.

Southern Maine (23-2) 56

Paradis 2-0-5, Ross 0-1-1, Kent 5-2-12, Santa Fe 5-2-13, Kynoch 3-0-8, DeMillo 2-0-4, Danieli 2-2-6, Dixon 3-0-7, Johnson

Western Connecticut (19-5) 54

Greenwood 4-1-9, Roberts 2-0-4, Kanoler 1-2-4, Henry 2-0-4, McGhee 1-0-2, Moffo 9-3-23, Teel 3-2-8, Harmon, Spera, McGee

3-pt. goals: Kynoch 2, Paradis, Santa Fe, Dixon; Moffo 2

Halftime: Southern Maine 30-23

Amherst 83, Colby 53

At Amherst, Mass., Stefanie Reiff scored 24 points Saturday to lead Amherst College past Colby College of Waterville in the NESCAC quarterfinals.

Alison Cappelloni led Colby with 20 points. Katie McCabe scored 15 and Karlyn Adler added 10 points.

Colby (9-16) 53

Cappelloni 6-5-20, McCabe 5-5-15, Adler 2-4-10, Kowalski 2-0-4, Bartley 1-0-2, Pratt, Cummings, Harris, Quadir

Amherst (23-2) 83

Reiff 10-4-24, Pollack 5-1-12, Roesch 4-0-9, Otieno 2-4-9, Daigneault 2-4-8, Brossy 2-3-8, Leyman 2-1-5, Swensen 2-0-4, Long 1-0-2, Harik

3-pt. goals: Cappelloni 3, Adler 2; Brossy, Pollack, Otieno, Roesch

Halftime: Amherst 41-31

UMFK 68, St. Joseph (Vt.) 58

At South Portland on Saturday, Arcilla Jeffers scored 17 points and pulled down seven rebounds to propel UMaine-Fort Kent into the Sunrise Conference title contest.

The Bengals then claimed the conference championship Sunday, beating SUNY Canton 70-65 at Southern Maine Community College.

On Saturday, Ashley Ames registered a double-double with 14 points and 12 rebounds, while Shir Fuchs tallied 14 points.

Women’s hockey

Connecticut sweeps Maine

At Storrs, Conn., Dominique Thibault had a combined three goals and three assists to help the University of Connecticut defeat the University of Maine. UConn beat the Black Bears 7-2 on Saturday and 5-4 Sunday.

In Saturday’s game, Thibault scored two goals for Connecticut while Amy Hollstein, Nicole Tritter and Brittany Murphy each had a goal and an assist. Jennie Bellonio and Brittany Wilson combined to stop 20 of 22 shots.

Jennie Gallo and Jordan Colliton scored for the Black Bears. Robyn Law and Vanessa Vani assisted on Gallo’s goal and Abby Barton and Pam Patterson assisted Colliton’s goal. Genevieve Turgeon made 34 saves on 41 shots.

In Sunday’s game, Jennifer Chiasson scored twice to lead the 22-5-5 Huskies and Wilson made 26 saves on 30 shots.

Colliton and Patterson each scored a goal and provided an assist for 4-25-3 Maine. Law and Taryn Peacock tallied a goal each. Barton, Gallo and Vani each provided two assists. Sarah Bishop turned away 22 of 27 shots.

Men’s basketball

St. Joseph (Vt.) 80, UMM 59

At South Portland on Saturday, Rui Camo piled up 19 points and 17 rebounds to power second-seeded College of St. Joseph to a Sunrise Conference semifinal win over No. 3 UMaine-Machias.

Charles Calligan’s 16-point effort led the Clippers. Eric Righter provided 14 points and eight rebounds, and Anthony McCoy added nine points and nine boards.

Amherst 86, Colby 69

At Amherst, Mass., Fletcher Walters scored 23 points and grabbed seven rebounds Saturday to lead Amherst College past Colby College of Waterville in the NESCAC quarterfinals.

Adam Choice led the Mules with 22 points and nine rebounds. Michael Russell scored 11 points and Artie Cutrone added 10 points.

Colby (13-12) 69

Choice 6-10-22, Russell 4-3-11, Cutrone 5-0-10, Sherman 3-3-9, Gaudet 3-3-9, Decker 2-0-4, Woodward 1-0-2, Chase 1-0-2, David, Haylon, van Loenen

Amherst (23-2) 86

Walters 7-6-23, Olson 5-4-16, Baskauskas 6-3-15, Hopkins 4-2-10, Wheeler 3-0-9, Goldsmith 2-5-9, Jones 2-0-4, Meehan

3-pt. goals: Walters3, Wheeler 3, Olson 2

Halftime: Amherst 41-33

Bowdoin 83, Bates 50

At Brunswick, Andrew Hippert scored 28 points Saturday to lead Bowdoin College past Bates College in the NESCAC quarterfinals.

Bowdoin plays at No. 1 Amherst at 6 p.m. on Saturday in the semifinals.

Jordan Fliegel had 14 points and nine rebounds for Bowdoin and Kyle Jackson added 10 points and nine rebounds.

Brian Ellis led Bates College of Lewiston with 12 points.

Bates (17-8) 50

Wilson 2-0-5, Wholey 2-4-8, Ellis 5-0-12, Halloran 2-3-8, Gallant 2-2-6, Place 2-1-5, Hatch 1-0-3, O’Keefe 1-0-2, Wirth 0-1-1, Creahan, Curley, Dunne, Thayer, Foster

Bowdoin (20-5) 83

Sargeantson 2-3-7, Hauser 0-1-1, Hippert 10-3-28, Jackson 3-2-10, Fliegel 6-2-14, DeFeo 3-0-6, Lane 2-0-4, Schulkin 2-0-5, Phillips 3-2-8, Reid-Sturgis, Hebert

3-pt. goals: Ellis 2, Wilson, Halloran, Place, Hatch; Hippert 5, Jackson 2, Schulkin

Halftime: Bowdoin 41-18

Lesley 64, UM-Farmington 57

At Farmington, Mark Stevens scored 18 points Saturday to pace Lesley University to victory over the University of Maine-Farmington.

Isaac Hutchinson and Ted Neil led the Beavers with 12 points each and Eric Taylor scored 10.

Lesley (10-15) 64

Stevens 7-1-18, Chatman 3-8-16, Trejo 5-1-11, Cruz 2-2-6, Andrews 2-1-5, Harris 1-0-3, Parker 1-0-3, Rocha 1-0-2, King, Grassa

UMaine-Farmington (11-14) 57

Hutchinson 4-4-12, Neil 4-2-12, Taylor 4-2-10, Howell 3-2-8, Tanguay 2-1-5, Nichols 1-3-5, St. John 0-3-3, Lelansky 1-0-2, Dean

3-pt. goals: Stevens 3, Chatman 2, Parker, Harris; Neil 2

Halftime: Lesley 34-25

Saint Joseph’s 69, Emmanuel 68

At Standish, Saint Joseph’s outscored Emmanuel College 37-28 in the second half to claim the narrow victory Saturday.

Alberto Rue scored 14 points to lead the Monks and Chris Davis had 12 points and 10 rebounds.

Emmanuel (16-9) 68

Ventura 2-0-6, Williams-Hinton 6-6-20, Spellman 8-3-19, Smith 4-2-10, Puzacke 1-0-2, Luster 0-1-1, Jackson 2-0-4, Buchanan 3-0-6, Bustamante, Joyner

Saint Joseph’s (13-12) 69

Vachon 4-0-8, Murphy 2-2-6, Eatmon 4-1-9, Ouellet 2-0-4, Tandberg 1-2-4, Rue 4-4-14, Jones 5-1-11, C. Davis 5-2-12, A. Davis 0-1-1, Friend, Tutwiler, Savino, Kelley

3-pt. goals: Ventura 2, Williams-Hinton 2; Rue 2

Halftime: Emmanuel 40-32