WATERVILLE – Nate Cyr and Bucksport’s Jason Harvey scored 17 points apiece as the Husson College Braves rolled past Thomas 86-59 in men’s college basketball action Tuesday night

Randy Fletcher had 15 points for Husson of Bangor.

James Godley of Danforth topped Thomas of Waterville with 16 points while Adam Rich had 14 and Jimmy Cardaci and Will Nickerson scored 10 points each.

Husson (10-4) 86

Fletcher 7-1-15, Rivera 2-2-7, Zeikus, Wada, Leavitt 1-0-3, Galley 1-0-2, Alley 3-1-8, Cunningham 1-0-2, White 3-1-8, Cyr 6-2-17, Harvey 6-2-17, Armenakis 1-5-7

Thomas (4-10) 59

Rich 5-1-14, Beal 0-1-1, Godley 7-016, Grappi, Cardacci 4-1-10, Laraia, Woodworth 2-0-5, Woodbury 2-0-5, Caron 1-0-2, Nickerson 5-0-10, Card, DePalmer

3-pt. goals: Harvey 5, Cry 3, White, Alley; Rich 3, godley 2, Cardacci, Woodbury

Halftime: Husson 50-28

CMTC 104, Unity 55

At Auburn, Chris Brackett scored a game-high 43 points and Patrick Dempsey contributed 12 points and 13 assists as Central Maine Technical College cruised to victory.

Mike Graham had 16 points, Dave Brown chipped in with 10 points and eight rebounds and Geoff Forrey had eight rebounds to go with his seven points.

Jeremy Kervin scored 26 points for Unity, Noah Schneider tossed in 14 and Sean Edwards had 10 more. Jason Simino had a team-high seven rebounds.

Unity 55

Edwards 5-0-10, Simino 1-0-3, Schneider 6-2-14, Bearce, Kervin 11-4-26, Wright 1-0-2, Marshall

CMTC 104

Berard 2-0-5, Dempsey 6-0-12, Forrey 3-1-7, Brackett 19-3-43, Winchenbach 1-0-2, Brown 5-0-10, Kaplan 2-0-4, Graham 6-4-16, Callahan 2-1-5, Bean

3-pt. goals: Simino; Brackett 2, Berard

Halftime: CMTC 60-25

USM 73, UMass.-Boston 71

At Boston, Steve Estes’ only two points of the game came on a layup with four seconds remaing gave the Huskies the win over the Beacons.

Mike Francoeur and Jason Levqcque had 25 points apiece for Southern Maine and Ryan Soucie tossed in 17.

Bily Allen had 26 to top all scorers for UMass.-Boston.

Southern Maine (2-14)

Tarbox, Francoeur 9-6-25, Levecque 10-0-25, Fulcher 1-0-2, Estes 1-0-2, Bigelow, Lovely, Soucie 5-5-17, Garland 1-0-2, Cassavant, Russell

UMass.-Boston (9-9)

Ponitz 0-1-1, Kemp 2-0-4, Allen 11-4-26, Gomes, robinson 4-1-12, Joseph 2-0-4, Osman 4-0-8, Summerville 2-4-8, Thompson 2-0-6, Wallace 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Levecque 5, Soucie 2, Francoeur; Robinson 3, Thompson 2

Halftime: UMass-Boston 39-35

Lasell 78, Colby 69

At Newton, Mass., Evans Cazeau scored a game-high 20 points and made four steals to pilot Lasell past Colby.

Patrick McGowan had 19 points for Colby; Andrew Jenkins had 15 points and six rebounds and Kevin Crossman and Matt Forlizzi combined for 18 points. Michael Westbrooks had eight rebounds and four steals, both team-highs.

Colby 69

Crossman 4-0-9, Cushman 1-0-3, Jenkins 7-1-15, McGowan 7-1-19, Oflesh 1-3-5, Forlizzi 4-1-9, Dick 1-0-3, Loukes 1-0-2, Westbrooks 1-2-4, Rutherford.

Lasell 78

Montville 0-1-1, Brignano 1-0-3, Iosua 1-3-5, Buttone 2-0-4, Gallagher, Walker 4-3-11, Goldstein, Onwin 4-0-9, Cazeau 6-5-20, Chamblain 2-2-6, Smith 2-0-4, DeJesus 6-3-15

3-pt. goals: McGowan 4, Crossman; Cazeau 3, Onwin, Brignano

Halftime: Lasell 39-37

Bates 84, UM-Farmington 74

At Lewiston, C.J. Neely scored 26 points as the Bates College Bobcats downed the University of Maine-Farmington.

Angelo Salvaggio and Brian Gerrity each scored 16 points for the Bobcats. Angelo Salvaggio added 10 rebounds.

Bob Deetjen had 18 points and 11 boards for the UMF Beavers. Travis Magnusson of Thomaston led the team with 21 points and Mike Ward had 19.

UM-Farmington (7-9) 74

Deetjen 8-0-18, Malley 4-1-9, Ginn 2-0-4, Magnusson 7-4-21, Teague 1-1-3, Bird, Drillen, Ward 8-0-19

Bates (15-2) 84

Neely 11-4-26, Linsley 3-3-9, Gerrity 4-5-16, Salvaggio 5-3-16, Furbush 2-2-7, Cahill 1-1-4, Messinger, Mancebo 1-0-2, Conroy, Rivera 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Magnusson 3, Ward 3, Deetjen 2; Gerrity 3, Salvaggio 3, Cahill, Furbush

Halftime: 34-34

Women’s Basketball

Thomas 77, Husson 76 (OT)

At Mahaney Gym in Waterville, freshman guard Ashley Hathaway of Gardiner sank two free throws with four seconds left in overtime to give Thomas its second league win.

Erin Lovely hit seven 3-pointers and scored a game-high 29 points to pace her Thomas Terriers.

Courtney Corbett chipped in with 15 points for the Terriers.

Megan Hughes had 20 points and Holly Gracie added 18 for Husson College.

Husson (4-11) 76

Mullenix 0-4-4, Comeau 4-0-9, Hughes 7-4-20, Davis 1-0-2, Gracie 6-4-18, Turner 4-0-9, O’Brien, Fry, Boone 6-2-14

Thomas (3-12) 77

Hathaway 0-6-6, Leclerc 3-2-8, Lovely 8-6-29, Riley 1-2-4, Corbett 4-6-15, Lessard 4-0-9, Arute 2-0-4, Gurney 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Hughes 2, Gracie 2, Comeau; Lovely 7, Corbett, Lessard

Halftime: Thomas 33-26

Bates 84, UM-Farmington 58

At Lewiston, Carla Flaherty scored 26 points and the Bobcats cruised passed the Beavers.

Lauren Dubois had 15 and Olivia Zurek tossed in 14 for Bates.

Jocelyn Sawyer scored 18 for UMaine-Farmington while Hannah Socoby added 11.

UM-Farmington (13-3)

LeHaye 2-0-4, Sawyer 7-4-18, Socoby 3-4-11, Woodcock 3-0-7, Coverdale 1-3-5, Rideout, Cyr, Kempton 2-0-6, Berry 0-1-1, Stanley, Haines 1-1-3, Hunt 1-0-2, Ocha 0-1-1

Bates (10-5)

Flaherty 9-6-26, Zurek 6-2-14, Dubois 6-0-15, Golbski 3-1-7, Price 2-2-6, Decato, Santy 1-0-2, Nafe 2-0-6, Grossman, deFranco 0-2-2, Hochadel 1-0-2, Whiting, Blakely 2-0-4, Vincent

3-pt. goals: Kempton 2, Socoby, Woodcock; Dubois 3, Flaherty 2, Nafe 2

Halftime: Bates 84-58

CMTC 91, Unity 22

At Auburn, Lynn Girouard scored 18 points to help carry Central Maine Technical College past Unity.

Ashley Swett added 17 points while Lakesha Holloman and Stacy Campbell had 13 points apiece. Kristy Brooker chipped in with 10 points.

Lyndsey Smith led the Unity effort with 11 points.

Unity (5-5) 22

Smith 4-3-11, Kedzora 1-0-2, Blakesley 3-0-7, Lowell 1-0-2, Charters, Bowerman, Ebert, Moulton, Reinhart, Rhodes, Holbrook

CMTC (20-0) 91

Holloman 6-1-13, Campbell 6-0-13, Girouard 8-0-18, Pollock 2-0-5, Hem 3-0-6, Thibeault 3-3-9, Brooker 4-1-10, Swett 7-2-17

3-pt. goals: Blakesley; Girouard 2, Campbell, Pollock, Brooker, Swett

Halftime: CMTC 50-9

USM 72, UMass-Boston 52

At Boston, freshman forward Tiffany Jones of Skowhegan poured in a game-high 26 points, including a school single-game record 16 free throws, to lead Southern Maine.

Megan Cressler chipped in with 15 points, seven assists, six steals, and six rebounds for the winners.

Southern Maine (15-3) 72

Libby 1-2-5, Crockett 2-1-5, Cressler 6-3-15, Frost 2-4-9, Jones 5-16-26, Allen 3-0-6, Tong 1-0-3, Carver 0-3-3

UMass-Boston (10-7) 52

Gilpin 3-2-8, Gales 3-0-6, Haynes 8-1-19, Loewen, Darville 1-0-2, Mitchell 2-2-8, LaFoutaine, Tay, Bowes 3-0-9, Medina, Wolfram

3-pt. goals: Libby, Frost, Tong; Haynes 2, Mitchell 2, Bowes

Halftime: Southern Maine 34-18

Colby 55, Saint Joseph’s 34

At Waterville, Drea DeAngelo had 15 points as the Colby College Mules broke open a tight game in the second half.

Bianca Belcher and Wendy Bonner each scored 11, while Sarah Walsh grabbed 12 rebounds for the White Mules.

Abbie Rice led Saint Joseph’s of Standish with 12 points.

Saint Joseph’s (11-6) 34

M. Gagnon, Pelkey 3-0-8, T. Gagnon 2-2-6, Rice 5-2-12, Brownlee 2-0-4, Regula, Tetrault, Blauvelt, Rauscher 1-1-4, Regan

Colby (12-4) 55

Belcher 4-3-11, DeAngelo 7-0-15, Bonner 3-5-11, O’Donnell 2-3-7, Walsh 3-1-7, Kelly 1-0-2, Burrows, Balboni, Green 1-0-2, Bourque

3-pt. goals: Pelkey, Rauscher; DeAngelo

Halftime: Colby 16-13