HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS HOCKEY
Saturday’s Results
Class B Senior All-Star Game
East 3, West 3 (East won shootout)
COLLEGE
MEN’S ICE HOCKEY
Saturday’s Results
Hockey East quarterfinals
Maine 6, Boston Univ. 3
Sunday’s Results
Hockey East quarterfinals
Boston Univ. 6, Maine 2
BASEBALL
Saturday’s Results
Farmingdale 10, Southern Maine 9
Maine 12, Georgetown 8
Rollins 6, Maine 5
Saint Joseph’s 16, SUNY-Cobleskill 2
So. Maine 15, Old Westbury 6
Sunday’s Results
So. Maine 5, Albertus Magnus 1
SOFTBALL
Saturday’s Results
Saint Joseph’s 11, Delaware Valley 3
Saint Joseph’s 6, Western New England 5
MEN’S LACROSSE
Saturday’s Results
Husson 14, Anna Maria 6
Tufts 14, Colby 9
Sunday’s Results
Williams 10, Bates 2
WOMEN’S LACROSSE
Saturday’s Results
Wellesley 20, U-New England 3
Williams 13, Bates 9
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COLLEGE
BASEBALL
Saint Joseph’s 16, SUNY-Cobleskill 2
At Winter Haven, Fla., Ben Grant Roy had three hits including a triple, an inside the park home run, and four RBIs to spark Saint Joseph’s College by SUNY-Colbeskill on Saturday. Sam Murray allowed four hits and one earned run over five innings to earn his first collegiate win. Wade Oliver and Daniel Achorn had two hits and two RBIs apiece. Eric LaBatte hit a home run and a single while Chris Campbell posted two hits for the Monks.
Southern Maine wins two of three
At Farmingdale, N.Y., the University of Southern Maine took two of three games over the weekend, defeating The College at Old Westbury 15-6 and dropping a 10-9 decision to Farmingdale State College on Saturday, and topping Albertus Magnus 5-1 on Sunday. In Saturday’s first game, Ryan Gaffney hit two home runs, including a grand slam, and drove in six runs for the Huskies. Mike Eaton had three hits including a home run and two RBIs. In Saturday’s second game, Farmingdale built up an 8-0 lead in the first inning en route to the win. Gaffney had two hits and drove in three runs for Southern Maine. Henry had two hits while Anthony D’Alfonso and Josh Mackey each had two RBIs. In Sunday’s game, Chris Burleson and Gaffney each hit a solo home run to spark the Huskies. Ryan Pike added a two-run double.
SOFTBALL
Saint Joseph’s wins three of four
At Fort Myers, Fla., Saint Joseph’s College earned a pair of wins on Saturday after splitting a Friday doubleheader. The Monks of Standish earned an 11-3 five-inning victory over Delaware Valley and a 6-5 win over Western New England College on Saturday. On Friday, Saint Joseph’s beat Fitchburg State 9-3 but lost 5-1 to Bowdoin. In Saturday’s first game, Kiera Walsh went four innings allowing one earned and four hits to earn the win for the Monks. Emily Leverone had three hits and an RBI while Samantha Gray posted two hits and four RBIs. In Saturday’s second game, Alysn Ludwig and Liz Jordan each notched three hits to lead Saint Joseph’s. Liddy van der Linden drove in three runs on two hits while Leverone added two hits and two RBIs for the Monks. In Friday’s first game, Walsh pitched seven innings allowing one earned and two hits with six strikeouts. Liz Jordan had three hits while Leverone had two hits and three RBIs for the Monks. In Friday’s second game, Clare Ronan hit two home runs to spark Bowdoin to victory. Shavonne Lord tallied three hits while Amy Hackett had two. Jillian Kimball and Leverone each had two hits for Saint Joseph’s.
MEN’S LACROSSE
Husson 14, Anna Maria 6
At Bangor, Ben Landry notched four goals and two assists Saturday to lead Husson University by Anna Maria College in the Eagles’ first game in program history. Nick Brown posted three goals and three assists while Anthony Diaz scored two goals and had three assists for Husson. Ryan Lapham chipped in with two goals for the Eagles. Sam Smith, Kyle Dwyer and Chris Lloyd notched one goal apiece for coach Jeremy Mattoon’s squad. Mike Saulnier scored two goals to pace Anna Maria.
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COLLEGE
TRACK & FIELD
Northridge Invitational
At Northridge, Calif.
UMaine results
Women
Hammer Throw: 2. Rebecca Even, 171-03. Long Jump: 4. Jesse Lebreck, 17-11.75. 100: 4. Allyson Howatt, 12.33. 200: 2. Vicki Tolton, 24.85. 10. Lindsay Burlock, 25.99. 800: 4. Vanessa Letourneau, 2:15.58. 100 Hurdles: 5. Jesse Labreck, 14.81. 400: 2. Allyson Howatt, 55.71. 5. Lindsay Burlock, 56.69. 1,500: 2. Corey Conner, 4:33.56. 9. Stephanie Jette, 4:41.79. 3,000: 4. Letourneau, 10:39.11. 5,000: 1. Conner, 17:30.66. 5. Jette, 18:26.49. 4x100m Relay: 2. Maine, 47.31.
Men
100: 13. Landis Williams, 11.05. 14. Jhamal Fluellen, 11.08. 400: 11. Travis Cook, 49.51. 200: 18. Fluellen, 22.71. 25. Williams, 22.96. 1,500: 1. Riley Masters, 3:50.52. 5,000: 1. Masters, 15:02.75.
At Terre Haute, Ind.
NCAA Division III Indoor Championships
Wisconsin-Oshkosh men 32, Wisconsin-La Crosse 32, Whitworth 24, McMurry 23, Buena Vista 21, Trinity 20, North Central College 19.5, Wisconsin-Stevens Point 17.5, Thiel 17, Salisbury 16, SUNY-Oneonta 14, Carroll 14, Augustana 14, Tufts 13.5, St. Thomas 12, Keene State 11, Wisconsin Eau Claire 10, Springfield 10, Ohio Northern 10, Montclair State 10, Hamilton 10, Aurora 10, Illinois 9, St. Lawrence 8, St. John’s (Minn.) 8, Elmhurst 8, Dickinson 8, Christopher Newport 8, Wisconsin-Whitewater 7.3, Monmouth 7, Washington 6, Nebraska Wesleyan 6, Messiah 6, MIT 6, Lynchburg 6, Haverford 6, Calvin 6, SUNY-Brockport 6, Wisconsin Platteville 5, St. Scholastica 5, Muhlenberg 5, Gustavus Adolphus 5, Frostburg State 5, Case Western Reserve 5, Capital 5, Allegheny 5, Wisconsin-River Falls 4, Williams 4, Trinity (Conn.) 4, Ramapo 4, Mount Union 4, Hamline 4, Central (Iowa) 4, Rensselaer Polytech. 3, Lehman 3, Illinois Wesleyan 3, Greenville 3, Bethel 3, Mary Washington 2.5, Wisconsin-Stout 2, Rochester Tech 2, Methodist 2, Concordia 2, Amherst 2, Wheaton 1, St. Norbert 1, Rutgers-Camden 1, Otterbein 1, College of New Jersey 1, Marietta, Carthage 1, Susquehanna 0.3, Loras 0.3
Wartburg women 51, Wisconsin-La Crosse 41.5, Wisconsin-Oshkosh 33, Illinois Wesleyan 28, Tufts 23, North Central 18, Wisconsin-Eau Claire 16, St. Norbert 15, Hardin-Simmons 15, Messiah 14, Calvin 14, Wheaton 12, St. Thomas 12, Coe 12, Bethel 11.5, Wisconsin-Platteville 11, St. Lawrence 11, New Jersey City 11, MIT 11, Heidelberg 10.8, Westfield State 10, Roanoke 10, Moravian 10, Montclair 10, Frostburg State 10, SUNY-Fredonia 10, Amherst 10, Wisconsin-Stevens Point 8, Wilmington 8, Haverford 8, SUNY-Cortland 8, Bates 7, Greenville 6, Carleton 6, Washington & Lee 5, College of New Jersey 5, Mount Union 5, Gustavus Adolphus 4.8, Trinity (Texas) 4, Swarthmore 4, Springfield 4, Simpson 4, Rensselaer Polytech 4, Methodist 4, Loras 4, Johns Hopkins 4, Emory 4, Williams 3, Smith 3, Colby 3, Cabrini 3, Brandeis 3, Bowdoin 3, Washington 2, Monmouth 2, Ithaca 2, Hamilton 2, Chicago 2, Linfield 1.5, Wisconsin-River Falls 1, Millikin 1, Middlebury 1, Cornell College 1, Buffalo State 1, SUNY-Brockport 1, Washington & Jefferson 0.8, Rhode Island College 0.8, Concordia Moorhead 0.5
800: 5. Izzy Alexander (Bates) 2:13.84, 6. Alison Chase (Bowdoin) 2:14.22; 5,000: 15. Anne Monjar (Bowdoin) 18:18.6
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HIGH SCHOOL
HOCKEY
East nips West in shootout
At Kennebec Ice Arena in Hallowell, Andrew Casey of John Bapst High in Bangor scored the decisive shootout goal as Eastern Maine edged Western Maine in the Class B Senior All-Star Game. Nicky Mitchell of John Bapst scored first-period goals 52 seconds apart to stake the East to a 3-0 lead. Nick Bourgoine of Winslow also scored in the first period. Casey Hull of John Bapst, Taylor Martin of Houlton-Hodgdon and Gardiner’s Peter Caradonna notched assists for the East. Jake Downey, Brian Allyn and Jesse Shavel, all of state champions Greely, scored the goals for the West squad. Kyle Selig, Peter Hoffman, Ryan Howland and Shavel, all of Greely, posted assists, as did Mike Holden of Cape Elizabeth. Three East goalies alternated between the two teams. Chris Howe of Gardiner made 22 saves on 22 shots, Tony Plourde of Gardiner had 21 stops on 23 shots and Orono’s Doug Dieuveuil registered 18 saves on 22 shots.