The University of Maine-Fort Kent women’s basketball team earned a pair of wins in New Brunswick over the weekend with a 75-60 win over St. Thomas University on Saturday and a 72-55 victory over Atlantic Baptist on Sunday.
In Saturday’s game at Bristol, Kristin Violette scored 24 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for 6-5 UMFK. Ashley Ames netted 17 points while Talisha Herring scored 15 points and Angela Norsworthy had 10.
In Sunday’s game at Moncton, Violette scored 18 points to lead the Bengals. Norsworthy posted 15 points while Amber Garrison scored 14 points and Ames added 13.
Bowdoin 49, Hamilton 44
At Brunswick, Alexa Kaubris had 13 points and eight rebounds as Bowdoin defeated Hamilton Saturday.
Jill Henrikson added 11 points for Bowdoin.
Bowdoin forced 25 turnovers.
Hamilton (5-3) 44
Asimovic 1-0-2, Schrader 3-5-11, Wetmore 4-0-11, Skitka 1-0-2, Fasulo 5-3-13, Kane 0-1-1, Sowinski 2-0-4, Olszewski, McGuinnis
Bowdoin (9-2) 49
Noucas 1-0-3, Gould 2-0-5, Hynes 2-4-8, Cote 3-0-6, Kaubris 4-4-13, Henrikson 2-7-11, Bergeron 0-3-3, Hackett, Coombes, Barry, Sweeney
3-pt. goals: Wetmore 3; Noucas, Gould, Kaubris
Halftime: Bowdoin 25-23
Bates 84, Norwich 70
At Williamstown, Mass., Lauren Yanofsky totaled 18 points and 12 rebounds to lead Bates College to victory over Norwich University in the Williams College Winter Classic Saturday.
Val Beckwith led Bates with 19 points. Kellie Goodridge chipped in 10 points.
Bates (8-2) 84
Beckwith 4-10-19, Yanofsky 8-2-18, Goodridge 4-1-10, Igoe 4-0-8, Gifford 3-0-7, Burns 3-0-6, McCall 3-0-6, DePoy 1-0-3, Finn 1-0-3, Jasinski 1-0-2, Flaherty
Norwich (5-3) 70
A. Daniels 5-4-14, C. Daniels 3-2-8, Stevenson 4-0-8, Jaggars 4-0-8, Girard 3-0-7, Rate 2-0-6, McWilliams 3-0-6, Shappy 2-0-5, Doyon 2-0-4, Marchese 1-0-2, Knapp 1-0-2
3-pt. goals: Gifford, Goodridge, Finn, DePoy, Beckwith; Rate 2, Shappy, Girard
Halftime: Bates 36-33
Colby 58, U-New England 51
At Waterville, Julianne Kowalski had 15 points, 10 rebounds and five assists as Colby College defeated the University of New England of Brunswick Saturday.
Alison Cappelloni added 13 points for the Mules.
Alli Gamache led the Nor’easters with 17 points.
U-New England (6-3) 51
Gamache 7-0-17, Laferriere 4-0-8, Pelletier 3-1-7, Paradis 2-0-6, Bunnell 2-2-6, Meszaros 1-1-4, Libby 1-0-2, Russell 0-1-1, Pelkey, Mroz
Colby (6-2) 58
Kowalski 7-1-15, Cappelloni 4-4-13, Mack 4-0-8, Allen 2-2-7, Ritchie 2-1-5, Aronson 2-1-5, Adler 2-0-4, Potvin 0-1-1, Cummings, Vaughan, Harris
3-pt. goals: Gamache 3, Paradis 2, Meszaros; Allen, Cappelloni
Halftime: Colby 32-22
Saint Joseph’s 68, Cedar Crest 62
At Key Largo, Fla., Saint Joseph’s College of Standish outscored Cedar Crest College of Pennsylvania 37-30 in the second half to claim victory in the Key Largo Classic opener Saturday.
Carolyn Freeman led the Lady Monks with 19 points and nine rebounds. Meghan Daigle scored 15 points and Megan McDevitt had 12 points. Alysn Ludwig added seven points and nine rebounds.
Saint Joseph’s (7-5) 68
Freeman 7-2-19, Daigle 7-1-15, McDevitt 5-0-12, Ludwig 2-3-7, Miner 2-2-6, Drake 1-3-5, Boston 1-0-2, Geel 1-0-2, Enright, Fournier, Nowell
Cedar Crest (3-4) 62
Oakes 6-2-14, Sunderhaus 6-1-13, Lasky 5-2-12, Wallower 4-3-12, Jones 4-1-11, O’Hara, Seale
3-pt. goals: Freeman 3, McDevitt 2; Jones 2, Wallower
Halftime: Cedar Crest 32-31
Williams 84, Bates 63
At Williamstown, Mass., Jill Greenberg had 18 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists to lead Williams College to victory over Bates College in the championship game of the Williams Winter Classic Sunday.
Lauren Yanofsky scored 14 points to pace Bates. Val Beckwith had 13 points. Annie Burns scored 12 points and Kelsey Flaherty added 10 points.
Bates (8-3) 63
Yanofsky 6-1-14, Beckwith 4-5-13, Burns 5-0-12, Flaherty 4-0-10, Gifford 2-0-4, Finn 2-0-4, DePoy 1-0-3, Igoe 1-0-2, Dobish 0-1-1, McCall, French, Jasinski, Lanchantin, Goodridge
Williams (5-6) 84
Jackson 9-0-20, Peterman 7-0-19, Greenberg 7-3-18, Ham 5-0-11, Shea 4-0-8, Jaris 2-2-6, Harris 0-2-2, Hansen
3-pt. goals: Burns 2, Flaherty 2, DePoy, Yanofsky; Peterman 5, Jackson 2, Ham, Greenberg
Halftime: Williams 49-24
Men’s basketball
Suffolk 67, UMFK 63
At Biddeford on Saturday, Brian Small had 18 points and 11 rebounds as Suffolk prevailed in the consolation game of the Jim Beaudry Classic hosted by the University of New England.
Brandon Fox led UMFK with 17 points and seven rebounds and was named to the all-tournament team, while Jimmy Lopez scored 12 points.
UMaine-Fort Kent (5-7) 63
Bassue 3-1-7, Hyliger 1-0-2, Gal 1-0-3, Lopez 4-1-12, Fox 7-3-17, Nagradic 0-4-4, Kalajdzic 1-1-4, Bard, Odugbela 3-0-6, Campbell 2-4-8
Suffolk (1-7) 67
Fleming 3-1-9, Small 6-6-18, Ray 3-0-6, Massimino, Seaman 5-0-10, Gibbons 3-4-13, Ransom, Barrett 3-0-7, Sadowski, Williams 1-2-4
3-pt. goals: Lopez 3, Gal, Kalajdzic; Gibbons 3, Fleming 2, Barrett
Halftime: Suffolk 29-18
Bates 70, Becker 64
At Springfield, Mass. on Saturday, Brewer’s Chris Wilson scored 15 of his team-high 19 points in the second half as the Bobcats rallied from an eight-point deficit to win the championship game of the Springfield College Holiday Inn/Naismith Classic.
Wilson also shot a perfect 10-of-10 from the free-throw line.
Sean Wirth added nine points seven rebounds and two blocked shots for Bates, while Brian Ellis and Bangor’s Alex Gallant each had nine points and five rebounds.
Bates (6-4) 70
Wilson 4-10-19, Wirth 3-3-9, Ellis 2-5-9, Gallant 3-3-9, O’Keefe 2-3-7, Place 0-6-6, Hatch 2-1-5, Squires 2-0-4, Thayer 0-2-2, Schmiemann, Philbrook
Becker (6-3) 64
Wright 8-5-22, Suber 2-7-12, Schroll 3-3-12, Exum 1-7-9, Jacobs 1-1-3, Massey 1-0-2, Valdez 1-0-2, Callahan 0-1-1
3-pt. goals: Wilson; Schroll 3, Suber, Wright, Valdez
Halftime: Becker 32-24
Union 54, Southern Maine 43
At Schenectady, N.Y., on Saturday, Steve Madej scored 13 points to lead the Dutchman to victory in the title game of the Sig Makofski Invitational Tournament.
Otis Smith paced Southern Maine with 11 ponits and 12 rebounds, while Sean Bergeron and Bangor’s Troy Jellison each scored 10 points.
Smith and senior guard Greg Whitaker of Presque Isle earned all-tournament honors from USM.
Southern Maine (3-8) 43
Smith 4-0-11, Bergeron 3-3-10, Whitaker 2-0-4, Poulin, Tracy 1-0-2, Jellison 4-0-10, Pollock 2-0-4, Zolper, Morgan 1-0-2, Sewell
Union (6-3) 54
Desmaris 6-0-12, Covucci, Madej 4-1-13, Lokitis 3-4-11, Goldstein 3-4-11, Tessler, Antoine, Ciresi 1-4-7, Dzanko
3-pt. goals: Smith 3, Jellison 2, Bergeron; Madej 4, Lokitis, Goldstein, Ciresi
Halftime: Union 22-15
Saint Joseph’s 74, Bowdoin 70
At Standish on Saturday, Tyler Kelley scored 22 points as the Monks erased an eight-point deficit to defeat Bowdoin for the first time since 2003.
Elbie Murphy added 15 points for Saint Joseph’s, while Zach O’Brien scored 13.
Mark Phillips led Bowdoin with 15.
Bowdoin (7-3) 70
Phillips 6-3-15, Lane 4-2-10, Sellew 3-1-9, Defeo 4-0-9, Jackson 3-2-8, Hauser 3-0-7, Reid-Sturgis 3-0-6, Hanley 3-0-6, O’Connell
Saint Joseph’s (8-2) 74
Kelley 8-1-22, Murphy 6-1-15, O’Brien 4-3-13, Petzy 3-0-7, Ouellett 2-2-6, Davis 2-1-6, Vachon 1-3-5, Mattison, Savino, Rue, Tutwiler
3-pt. goals: Sellew 2, Hauser, Defeo; Kelley 5, Murphy 2, O’Brien 2, Petzy, Davis
Halftime: Bowdoin 38-30