The Husson College Braves men’s basketball team enjoyed a productive trip to Aroostook County over the weekend, beating the UMaine-Presque Isle Owls on Sunday 83-61 and the UM-Fort Kent Bengals 96-87 on Saturday.

At Presque Isle Sunday, Dwayne Alley poured in 18 points to lead the Braves of Bangor to the win.

Jason Harvey notched 15 points for Husson, and Randy Fletcher had 12, eight of which came on free throws. Phil White added 10.

Dan Emerson led the Owls with 14.

At Fort Kent Saturday, Alley buried five 3-pointers and scored 27 points to lead the Braves to the win.

White connected for 19 points for the winners, and Fletcher and Jason Harvey had 15 each for Husson of Bangor.

Bartas Samaitis led the Bengals with 22 points and 10 rebounds. Andrew Clavette racked up 19 points, and Jose Frais 15.

(Sunday’s Game)

Husson (4-1) 83

Armenakis 2-3-7, Fletcher 2-8-12, Rivera 2-3-8, Zeikus 3-2-8, Galley, Alley 7-2-18, Cunningham 1-2-5, White 4-2-10, Wada, Harvey

UM-Presque Isle (3-5) 61

Hodgdon, Jadric 0-5-5, Smith 1-6-8, Hills 1-0-2, Bernard 1-2-4, Preston, Cooley 3-0-7, Dolley, Emerson 5-1-14, Kline 2-1-5, Coleman 1-2-4, Lamoreau 2-2-6, Frenette 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Alley 2, Rivera, Cunningham, Harvey; Emerson 3, Cooley

Halftime: Husson 38-24

SMTC 104, NMTC 80

At Presque Isle Saturday, Southern Maine Tech of South Portland was unstoppable from 3-point range, making 16 of 20 attempts in the victory.

Mark Lockman led SMTC with a 7-for-8 effort in the first half. He finished with 29 points. Tyler Tiraetts added 20 points and 12 rebounds.

Greg Fellis paced Northern Maine Tech with 26 points and 10 rebounds. Steve Porter chipped in with 20 points.

SMTC (6-2) 104

Sturgis 7-3-21, Lockman 10-1-29, Peters 6-0-15, Tiraetts 9-2-20, Sherwood 9-0-19

NMTC (1-4) 80

Weatherbee 5-4-18, Hill 3-0-8, LaBlanc 3-1-8, Fellis 13-0-26, Porter 8-1-20

3-pt. goals: Lockman 8, Sturgis 4, Peters 3, Sherwood; Weatherbee 4, Porter 3, Hill, LaBlanc

Halftime: SMTC 59-40

St. Joseph’s 98, New England 59

At Biddeford Saturday, Bilal Dawan-Abdullah scored 21 points to give St. Joseph’s College of Standish the win.

Travis Seaver scored 15 points for the Monks. Justin Underwood had 12 points and C.J. Vose had 11 rebounds.

Mark Regis netted nine points for the University of New England and Matt McManus had eight points.

University of New England (3-5) 59

Oliver 3-2-10, Regis 3-0-9, McManus 3-0-8, Hardy 2-2-6, Mills 2-0-6, Gaye 2-2-6, Jones 1-2-4, Chapman 1-1-3, DeMarco 1-0-3, Berthiaume 1-0-2, Janisse 1-0-2

St. Joseph’s College (8-1) 98

Dawan-Abdullah 9-1-21, Seaver 6-2-15, Vose 5-5-15, Underwood 5-1-12, Pratt 4-0-8, Stewart 3-1-7, Bouzan 2-0-4, Looney 2-0-4, Monteiro 2-0-4, Olivero 2-0-4, Pulkkinen 1-0-2, Drayer 1-0-2, Mitchell, McCabe

3-pt. goals: Regis 3, McManus 2, Mills 2, Oliver 2, DeMarco 1; Dawan-Abdullah 2, Seaver 1, Underwood 1

Halftime: St. Joseph’s 51-26

UM-Farmington 80, Lyndon 74

At Lyndonville, Vt., James Malley scored 21 points for the Beavers Saturday to lead them passed Lyndon State.

Travis Magnusson netted 20 points for the University of Maine-Farmington and Bob Deetjen had 15.

Tom Witts scored 25 points for Lyndon State. Kevin Trask netted 15 points, Gregg Rose had 12 and Pete Camp scored 11.

UMaine-Farmington 80

Ginn 1-0-3, Magnusson 5-8-20, Broughton 1-0-2, Walsh 3-2-8, Bird 3-1-8, Drillen, Nielsen 1-1-3, Deetjen 5-4-15, Malley 10-1-21

Lyndon State 74

Brown 2-0-4, Camp 3-2-11, Ingerson, Leandri 1-2-4, Morehouse 1-0-3, Rose 4-4-12, Trask 5-2-15, Witts 8-8-25

3-pt. goals: Ginn, Magnusson 2, Bird, Deetjen; Camp 3, Morehouse, Trask 2, Witts

Halftime: UMaine Farmington 47-39

Keene St. 90, Southern Maine 67

At Gorham Saturday, Chris Timson poured in 18 points and Derek Swenson 14 to lead Keene State past Southern Maine.

Jason Levecque sparked the Huskies with 22 points and 10 rebounds, and Mike Francoeur added 14.

Keene State (7-0) 90

Dybizbanski 3-0-9, Timson 8-0-18, Michalski 1-0-2, Wheeler 3-2-7, Davis 3-3-9, Johanson 1-0-2, Swenson 4-2-14, Maynard 2-0-4, Purinton 1-0-3, Pawlusiak 4-2-11, Sullivan 2-2-6, Bondini, Kossbiel 0-1-1, Craig, Gervais 2-0-4

Southern Maine (0-7) 70

Lovely 1-0-2, Francoeur 5-1-14, Almy, Levecque 8-3-22, Tarbox, Fulcher, Soucie 1-0-2, Ouellette, White 1-2-5, Garland 3-0-8, 2-0-4, Bigelow 1-0-3, Casavant 1-0-3, Russell 1-2-4

3-pt. goals: Swenson 4, Dybizbanski 3, Timson 2, Purinton, Pawlusiak; Francoeur 3, Levecque 3, Garland 2, Bigelow, Casavant, White

Halftime: Keene State 40-33

Arizona 73, Texas 70

TUCSON, Ariz. – Jason Gardner scored six of his 13 points over the final 2:03, including two 15-foot jumpers that put Arizona up for good, and the top-ranked Wildcats beat No. 8 Texas 73-70 Sunday.

Salim Stoudamire led the Wildcats with 14 points on 4-of-8 shooting from 3-point range and two free throws that put the Wildcats up 72-67 with 20 seconds to go.

Brian Boddicker’s only 3-pointer of the game cut it to 72-70 with 14 seconds left. Gardner made one of two free throws to give Texas a chance to tie, but T.J. Ford’s 3-pointer was short. The Longhorns got the rebound, but Brandon Mouton inexplicably took a 2-point attempt, missed and Arizona escaped with the victory.

Arizona (5-0), which was without injured forward Luke Walton, has beaten Texas (5-2) in seven consecutive years.

James Thomas had 20 points and 12 rebounds for the Longhorns, who have lost two straight.

Coll. of Charleston 66, Stetson 64

DELAND, Fla. – Marcus Johnson scored 17 points and the Cougars held off a late charge from the winless Hatters.

Mike Benton added 13 points for the Cougars (7-1), who were coming off an 82-64 loss to Central Florida on Thursday.

Alexis McMillan and E.J. Gordon each had 15 points for the Hatters (0-6), who closed to 61-60 on a basket by Ravii Givens with 5:08 remaining. Scoring only on free throws, Charleston went up 66-62, but Stetson got within two on Gordon’s basket with 1:25 to play.

The Hatters had the final possession, but couldn’t get a shot off and Gordon threw an errant pass.

Women’s basketball

UM-Presque Isle 55, Husson 50

At Presque Isle Sunday, Rachel Larlee scored 19 points and grabbed 15 rebounds to push the Owls victory.

Erica McGary netted 15 points for the University of Maine-Presque Isle and Sarah Nason had 14.

Megan Hughes scored 18 points for Husson of Bangor. Sarah Davis netted 11 points and Holly Gracie had 10.

Husson (2-5) 50

Mullenix 3-2-7, Goehringer 0-2-2, Comeau, S. Fry, Hughes 7-4-18, Davis 2-6-11, Gracie 3-2-10, Poirier, Turner 0-1-1, C. Fry 1-0-2

UM-Presque Isle (6-3) 55

Schloeman 0-5-5, Nason 5-2-14, Sutherland 1-0-2, Tremblay, McGary 4-7-15, Gibb, Murray, Larlee 7-3-19, Gagnon

3-pt. goals: Davis, Gracie 2; Nason 2, Larlee 2

Halftime: UM-Presque Isle 30-19

Husson 72, UM-Fort Kent 48

At Fort Kent Saturday, Shauna Mullenix poured in 18 points to spark the Braves.

Sarah Davis contributed 13 for Husson of Bangor and Holly Gracie had 10.

Megan Dow led the Bengals with 12 points, and Nikki Brown had 12 rebounds, 10 offensive.

Husson (2-4) 72

Mullenix 6-6-18, Hughes 4-1-9, Davis 6-0-13, Gracie 4-0-10, Turner 3-0-6, Goehringer 1-0-3, Berard 1-0-3, Comeau 1-2-4, Fry, Poirier, O’Brien, Fry 1-4-6

UM-Fort Kent (3-6) 48

Quint 1-0-3, Hare 0-2-2, Zettergren 2-1-6, Fisher 2-2-6, Brown 2-2-6, Cowett 1-2-4, Dow 3-6-12, Lutz 1-1-3, Gervais 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Gracie 2, Davis, Goehringer, Berard; Zettergren, Quint

Halftime: Husson 35-22

Southern Maine 70, Keene St. 67

At Gorham Saturday, Tiffany Jones scored 16 points to lead the Huskies to victory.

Nikki Allen had 15 points and Meg Cressler 14 for the winners, and Katie Frost added 11.

Hayley Alaimo led Keene State (N.H.) with 16 points.

Keene State (5-4) 67

Hollerich, Crawford 1-1-4, Mecnare 2-2-6, Donnelly 2-2-6, Hopkins 0-1-1, Morse 6-0-12, Clarke 1-0-2, Arsenault 4-2-10, Alaimo 6-0-16, Tardif 4-1-10

Southern Maine (7-1) 70

Allen 5-5-15, Morris, Cressler 4-6-14, Frost 2-5-11, Tong 2-0-4, Jones 4-7-16, Libby 1-4-7, Crockett 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Alaimo 4, Tardif, Crawford; Frost 2, Jones, Libby

Halftime: Southern Maine 37-31

UNE 71, St. Joseph’s 63

At Biddeford Saturday, Melissa Roller scored 13 of her 15 points in the second half to spark the Nor’easters.

Essie McKinnon led U-New England with 18 points and Missy Stults added 17. Amanda Brown had 12.

Tara Gagnon led the Monks of Standish with 15 points. Morgan Brownlee scored 13, and Laura Pelkey 10.

SMTC 71, NMTC 61

At Presque Isle Saturday, Bethany Messer tossed in 23 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to lead Southern Maine Tech of South Portland to victory.

Kristen Bird paced Northern Maine Tech with 25 points and 10 rebounds. Becky Chamberlin poured in 19 points and Tina Picard added 13.

SMTC (5-2) 71

Cardelli 3-7-15, Snell 3-3-9, Messer 11-1-23, Horak 5-6-16, Moshiaskie 1-2-4, Speed 2-0-4, Oberg

NMTC (0-3) 61

Chamberlin 8-0-19, Bird 11-3-25, Black, Brown 1-1-4, Picard 4-3-13, Lloyd

3-pt. goals: Cardelli 2; Chamberlin 3, Picard 2, Brown

Halftime: NMTC 24-23

Women’s hockey

Harvard 6, Maine 0

At Cambridge, Mass., Saturday, Julie Chu scored two goals and added an assist as the Crimson blanked the Black Bears.

Jennifer Raimondi scored twice and Jennifer Botterill chipped in with a goal and two assists for 11-1 Harvard, the top-ranked team in the nation. Jessica Roddick made 18 saves.

Laura Smart racked up 51 saves for 3-5-2 Maine.