COLLEGE
MEN’S BASKETBALL
U-New England 82, So. Maine 70
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Harvard 72, Maine 56
U-New England 72, So. Maine 55
ALL-STARS
HIGH SCHOOL
MVC Boys Soccer
Northern Division
Dirigo: Eric Bolduc, Tyler Gates, Jeremy Remeika; Mountain Valley: Dylan Mawhinney, Zach Taylor; Mt. Abram: Ian Daly, Jim Barker, Dylan Tisor; Livermore Falls: Khyle Whittemore, Willie Brown; Telstar: Tyler Brown, Dan Vaughn; Jay: Brandon Shink; player of the year: Eric Bolduc (Dirigo); coach of the year: Dennis Hanson (Dirigo)
Honorable Mention
Carrabec: Josh Fortin, Charlie Landry, Brandon Landry; Telstar: Elek Pew, Ethan Morin; Mt. Abram: Joey Lampron, Josh Beedy; Livermore Falls: Steve Souther, Trevor Timberlake; Mountain Valley: Jordan Theriault, Kyle Gauvin; Jay: Eli Capen, Isaac Couture; Dirigo: Dylan Castonguay
Southern Division
St. Dominic’s: Nick Bigham, Jackson Erickson, Alex Parker, Garrett Darnell; Lisbon: Ethan Audie, Marcus Bubar, Tyler Dupal; Wis-casset: Cody Griffin, Cody Verrill; Georges Valley: Ketch Cowan, Dean Cline; Hall Dale: James McCullum; Monmouth: Allen Thomas; player of the year: Marcus Bubar (Lisbon); coach of the year: Wayne Benn (Wiscasset)
Honorable Mention
Monmouth: Corey Dyke, Morgan Bergeron; Lisbon: Morgan Reeves, Justin Grant; St. Dominic’s: Trevor Haefele, Shane Curtis; Hall Dale: Brandon Gilbert, Corey Hawkins; Georges Valley: Tyler Grant, Bryant Mathews; Wiscasset: Ashton Benn, Dan Murphy; Win-throp: Justin White, Pat Raph
MVC Girls Soccer
Northern Division
Carrabec: Becca Bergeron; St. Dominic’s: Ali Desjardin, Sophie Goulet, Maggie Gamble, Elise Applegate; Mountain Valley: Kate Thorne; Dirigo: Emily Chase, Lindsey Brann; Madison: Nathalie Michaud; Jay/Livermore Falls: Lexi Deering, Alannah White; Mt. Abram: Kylie Rolbiecki, Emily Eames; player of the year: Ali Desjardin (St. Dominic’s); coach of the year: Scooter Gleason (Madison)
Honorable Mention
Carrabec: Melissa White, Sarah Ayotte; Jay/Livermore Falls: Kristen Delavan, Katie Beaulieu; Mt. Abram: Kaitlin Buschmann, Amanda Richards; Mountain Valley: Ellen Thorne, Lindsay Gallant; St. Dominic’s: Alex Landry, Laura St. Pierre; Dirigo: Natalie Bolduc, Kayla Gaudin; Madison: Emilee Berry, Kelly Costa
Southern Division
Georges Valley: Holly Ames-Allan, Jill Bradbury, Danielle Frye, Katlyn Rich, Kennadi Grover; Lisbon: Ashley Beaulieu, Brooke Law-rence, Kayla Angelico; Winthrop: Elaine Theriault, Grace Burnette; Hall Dale: Hailey Longfellow, Meg Cousins, Carylanne Wolfington; player of the year: Ashley Beaulieu (Lisbon); coach of the year: Darryl Townsend (Georges Valley)
Honorable Mention
Georges Valley: Bethany Snow; Monmouth: Molly Menice; Lisbon: Renee Moore, Ashli Canabush; Hall Dale: Anna Levesque, Kerry Fredette; Winthrop: Julia LaRochelle, Erin Belanger
PRESEASON
HIGH SCHOOL
Hampden
Hampden Academy winter sports Meet the Coaches Night on Nov. 19 in the Skeehan Gym at 7 p.m. All parents of winter sports athletes are expected to attend. Call 862-3792.
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COLLEGE
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Harvard 72, Maine 56
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The Harvard University women used an early nine-point run to seize momentum in a game they would lead throughout en route to a 72-56 basketball victory over the University of Maine Tuesday night.
Forward Samantha Wheeler led the 1-1 Black Bears with 15 points and eight rebounds, while Crimson freshman Victoria Lippert hit 10 of 12 shots from the field overall and 4-of-5 from 3-point range before finishing with 24 points and three steals in 24 minutes for the 2-0 Ivy League team.
Jasmine Rush and Brittany Williams each scored nine points off the bench for Maine. Amanda Tewksbury had eight points and seven rebounds. Katelyn Vanderhoff had seven points, six rebounds and three assists.
After falling behind 14-4 in the first six minutes, Maine would cut the lead to seven points in the first half, but the Crimson went into halftime ahead 33-20 after shooting 53.8 percent (7-for-13) from 3-point range. Harvard would never lead by less than 14 in the second half.
The Bears outrebounded Harvard 44-33 overall and 22-11 on the offensive boards while outscoring the Crimson 11-4 in second-chance points, but Harvard held a big shooting advantage — 45.9 to 32.8 percent from the field in the game — after canning 17 of 30 (56.7 percent) field goals in the second half.
Claire Wheeler scored 15 points off Harvard’s bench and Brogan Berry dished out a game-high nine assists while committing just one of Harvard’s 16 turnovers.
U-New England 72, Southern Maine 55
At Biddeford, the Nor’easters handed the 13th-ranked Huskies their first season-opening loss since 1989.
Margo Russell posted 14 points for UNE, Beth Suggs added 13, and they each grabbed 10 rebounds.
Curran Leighton led Southern Maine with 18 points.
Southern Maine (0-1) 55
Paradis1-2-4, Nicholas 3-2-8, Leighton 6-5-18, Johnson 2-4-8, DeMillo 2-0-5, Hurd, Stevens, Jordan 1-0-3, Briggs 2-1-5, Shutts, Cochran 1-2-4, Reid
U-New England (2-0) 72
Pelletier 4-2-10, Paradis 4-0-11, Russell 5-3-14, Diggins 4-2-10, Libby 3-1-10, Foster 1-0-2, Williams 1-0-2, Ziemnik, Meszaros, Suggs 6-1-13
3-pt. goals: Leighton, DeMillo, Jordan; Paradis 3, Libby 3, Russell
Halftime: UNE 37-33
MEN’S BASKETBALL
U-New England 82, So. Maine 70
At Biddeford, Kadare Brown led the Nor’easters with 21 points, Anthony Johnson added 17, Marchale Robinson had 14 and Quentin Thompson posted 10 points and 14 rebounds.
The Huskies of Gorham were powered by Cortez Isaac’s game-high 30 points. .John Sewall had 17 points and Otis Smith 10.
Southern Maine (0-1) 70
Pollock 1-3-6, Isaac 10-7-30, Smith 3-2-10, Clemmer, Sewall 7-1-17, LaClair, Jellison 2-2-6, Zolper, Foustoukos, Peirce, O’Connell 0-1-1
U-New England (1-1) 82
Brown 5-8-21, Thompson 5-0-10, Johnson 6-4-17, Roseman 3-1-7, Robinson 5-0-14, Oruonyehu 2-0-6, Foti, Guerrette, Knotek, Winn 2-0-4, Winn 1-0-3
3-pt. goals: Isaac 3, Smith 2, Sewall 2, Pollock; Robinson 4, Brown 3, Oruonyehu 2, Johnson, Winn
Halftime: UNE 43-34