PRESQUE ISLE — Samantha Goda scored 22 points and Maggie Smith chipped in with 21 as the Maine Maritime Academy Mariners defeated the UMaine-Presque Isle Owls 77-73 in women’s basketball action Sunday.
Goda also had nine rebounds for the Mariners. Casey McCloskey made six assists.
Renee Moore scored 16 points to pace UMPI. Emily Pelletier scored 14 points, Rashell Saucier had 11 points and 10 rebounds and Olivia McNally totaled 11 points.
Maine Maritime (6-5) 77
Smith 6-6-21, Pushard 1-0-2, Goda 9-4-22, Hunt 3-0-8, Jackson 0-1-1, Bennett 2-0-4, Flannery 1-0-2, Dufour 1-0-3, Stahl 4-0-8, McCloskey 2-0-6, Rodriguez, Cousins
UM-Presque Isle (2-7) 73
Moore 1-4-7, Saucier 3-5-11, Pelletier 4-3-14, Peers 2-0-4, Korhonen 1-0-2, Hudson 3-0-6, Moore 6-4-16, McNally 3-3-11, Fleming 1-0-2, Quint, Kaplan
3-pt. goals: Smith 3, Hunt 2, McCloskey 2, Flannery; Pelletier 3, McNally 2, Moore
Halftime: UMPI 34-33
USM 84, UMass Dartmouth 42
At Gorham, Erin McNamara, Kaylie DeMillo and Haley Jordan tossed in 11 points apiece as the University of Southern Maine rolled past the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth Saturday.
Erika Bornemann tallied 11 points to pace UMass Dartmouth.
UMass Dartmouth (3-9)
Houtman 2-2-7, Debnam 2-0-4, Ashmeade 1-2-5, Bornemann 5-0-11, Moriarty, Holmes, Sheehan 2-2-8, Singletary 1-0-2, Gibson 2-0-4, Best 0-1-1
Southern Maine (7-6)
Nicholas 3-1-7, McNamara 4-0-11, DeMillo 4-1-11, Jordan 4-2-11, Cochran 4-1-9, Garland 1-2-4, Rivet 1-0-2, Callendar 1-0-3, Stevens 1-0-3, Fox 1-1-3, Craffey 2-0-5, Rousseau 1-0-3, Reid 1-0-2, Violette 2-0-4, Dixon 3-0-6, Pelletier
3-pt. goals:Houtman, Bornemann, Sheehan 2; McNamara 3, DeMillo 2, Jordan, Callendar, Stevens, Craffey, Rousseau
Halftime:USM 38-18
Colby 98, Thomas 51
At Waterville, Jules Kowalski scored 18 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to spark Colby by Thomas Saturday.
Jil Vaughan tallied 16 points for the Mules. Kelly Potvin scored 12 points while Aarika Ritchie and Jen Nale each added 11.
Mallorie Blakney paced the Terriers with 17 points while Karin Bird added 16.
Thomas (2-6)
Blakney 5-5-17, Bird 7-2-16, Martel 3-0-8, Matchett 1-6-8, Hutchins 0-2-2, Sheeran, Thibodeau, Evans, Kidd
Colby (9-2)
Kowalski 9-0-18, Vaughan 7-2-16, Potvin 6-0-12, Ritchie 4-0-11, Nale 4-0-11, McLaughlin 2-2-7, Manduca 2-2-7, Adler 2-0-6, Mack 2-2-6, Donahue 2-0-4, Bennett
3-pt. goals:Blakney 2, Martel 2; Nale 3, Ritchie 3, Adler 2, Manduca, McLaughlin
Halftime:Colby 60-27
Bowdoin 80, Emmanuel 65
At Boston, Colleen Sweeney led five Bowdoin College players in double figures with 14 points as the Polar Bears topped Emmanuel College Saturday. Katie Bergeron netted 12 points for Bowdoin. Amy Hackett scored 11 points while Alexa Barry and Nicole Coombes each added 10.
Meghan Kirwan paced Emmanuel with 21 points.
Bowdoin (11-1)
Donahoe 2-3-8, Henrikson 4-0-8, Bergeron 3-4-12, Barry 5-0-10, Sweeney 3-6-14, Hackett 4-2-11, Piscina, Prue, Coombes 3-4-10, Gould 2-0-5, Sones 0-2-2, Prohl
Emmanuel (4-6)
Kirwan 8-4-21, LeBel 4-0-8, Ockimey 4-2-12, Shevlin 4-3-12, O’Dwyer 3-2-8, Andre, Burwell 1-2-4, Santos, Johnson, Daley, Earle, Benvenuto
3-pt. goals:Donahoe, Bergeron 2, Sweeney 2, Hackett, Gould; Kirwan, Ockimey 2, Shevlin
Halftime:Bowdoin 34-26
Saint Joseph’s 55, Wesleyan 54
At Standish Sunday, Megan McDevitt hit a 3-pointer with five seconds left in the game to give Saint Joseph’s College the victory over Wesleyan University.
Ashley Geel led the way with 16 points and Allie Parent finished with 11 for the Saint Joseph’s Monks.
Sam Lacroce scored 15 points, Eileen Gaffney had 14, and Kendra Harris 10 for the Cardinals, who had a chance to cement the win via two free throws with 16 seconds left, but missed both attempts.
Wesleyan (6-5)
Gaffney 6-1-14, Lacroce 6-2-15, Klaes, Tennant 1-1-4, Gold 2-1-7, Wessells 1-0-2, Harris 0-2-2, Harris 4-2-10, Lippe, Stewart 0-2-2, Rooney
Saint Joseph’s (8-4)
Geel 7-2-16, Drake 2-2-6, Dufour 0-1-1, Parent 4-2-11, McDevitt 3-0-9, Young 1-2-5, Hendrix 1-0-2, Moore, Shufelt 2-1-5
3-pt. goals: Gold 2, Gaffney, Lacroce, Tennant; McDevitt 3, Parent, Young
Halftime: Wesleyan 28-26
Men’s Basketball
McGill 76, UM-Fort Kent 49
At Montreal, Olivier Bouchard scored 20 points and Simon Bibeau added 14 points in leading McGill University to victory past the University of Maine at Fort Kent Sunday.
Manny Odugbela scored 17 points to pace the Bengals while Kevin Loiselle netted 15 points.
UM-Fort Kent (11-5) 49
Void 1, Loiselle 15, Llamas 7, Dockery 7, Thornhill 2, Odugbela 17, Elias, Brylowski, Murff, Bouchard, Belizaire
McGill (3-3) 76
Bouchard 20, Bibeau 14, McMurtry 5, Sy-Morissette 4, Mazza-Anthony 4, White 5, Clark 11, Renaud-Tremblay 4, Nishikawa 2, Gause 7, Bernard, Duffley
Halftime: McGill 34-29
UMass Dartmouth 73, USM 63
At Gorham, senior Brandon Stephens scored a game-high 25 points in leading the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth past the University of Southern Maine Saturday.
Otis Smith scored 18 points to lead the Huskies, who remain winless in the Little East Conference (0-3). Corteze Isaac had 11 points and four assists.
UMass Dartmouth (5-7) 73
Burns 6-0-13, Klepadlo 3-1-8, Tarwoe 0-2-2, Stephens 8-4-25, Pulver 2-0-4, Pavao 0-1-1, Rose 2-5-10, Genkos 1-0-3, Wint 1-5-7, Handy, Yeadon, Pavelko
Southern Maine (8-5) 63
Chambers 2-1-5, Pagentine 2-0-4, Poulin 1-6-8, Smith 7-0-18, Bergeron 3-1-7, Isaac 4-3-11, Pollock 0-2-2, O’Connell 3-0-6, C. Sullivan 1-0-2, Jellison, Kee, K. Sullivan, Forcier, Jackson
3-pt. goals: Stephens 5, Burns, Klepadlo, Rose, Genkos; Smith 4
Halftime: UMD 40-33
St. Joseph’s 81, Emmanuel 67
At Boston, Zach O’Brien tallied 21 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists to lead Saint Joseph’s College of Standish to a road victory over Emmanuel College Saturday.
Chris Petzy scored 16 points for the Monks as Tyler Kelley added 14 points and Matthew Medeiros had 10 points. Bangor’s Clark Noonan had six points and eight rebounds.
Tyrone Buchanan led Emmanuel with 16 points and seven rebounds.
Saint Joseph’s (6-4) 81
Vazquez 2-0-4, O’Brien 6-8-21, Kelley 5-0-14, Petzy 3-9-16, Noonan 2-2-6, Medeiros 3-3-10, Philbrook 2-0-4, Cullen 0-2-2, Jobin 1-2-4, Ray, Savino
Emmanuel (2-7) 67
Fuller 0-2-2, Duke 5-4-14, Fazio 3-1-10, Everson 2-0-5, Buchanan 6-1-16, Morgan 2-0-5, Gill 3-0-7, Ramsey 1-0-2, Robinson 1-1-3, Jackson 0-3-3, Mailhot, Jones, Welles, Carter-Hill
3-pt. goals: Kelley 4, O’Brien, Petzy, Medeiros; Fazio 3, Buchanan 3, Everson, Morgan, Gill
Halftime: St. Joseph’s 33-25
Colby 69, Bates 62
At Lewiston, Colby of Waterville outscored Bates 42-31 in the second half to grab the win Saturday.
Eric Beaulieu had 17 points and eight rebounds in helping Colby to victory. Christian Van Loenen tallied 12 points and six assists as Kyle Donovan had 11 points and Uzomoa Orchingwa scored 10 points.
Brian Ellis led Bates with 19 points. Alex Gallant had nine points and 11 rebounds.
Colby (7-6) 69
Beaulieu 6-4-17, Van Loenen 5-2-12, Donovan 4-2-11, Orchingwa 4-2-10, Russell 2-3-7, Fischer 2-0-6, Foreman 1-3-6, David
Bates (8-5) 62
Ellis 8-3-19, Gallant 3-3-9, Brust 3-0-7, Matarazzo 1-4-6, Christian 2-0-6, Schmiemann 1-2-5, Furbush 1-0-3, Philbrook 1-0-3, Squires 1-0-2, Weston 1-0-2, Deegan
3-pt. goals: Fischer 2, Foreman, Beaulieu, Donovan; Christian 2, Brust, Furbush, Schiemann, Philbrook
Halftime: Bates 31-27
Bowdoin 72, UM-Farmington 70
At Farmington, Bowdoin College of Brunswick survived a second-half rally by the University of Maine at Farmington to post its sixth straight win Saturday.
Ryan O’Connell posted 19 points to pace the Polar Bears. Will Hanley had 15 points and nine rebounds. Justin Nowell scored 12 points and Maximilian Staiger had 11 points.
Pet Sumner led the Beavers with 16 points. Eric Taylor tallied 14 points, eight rebounds and four assists. Andrew Dean had 12 points an Ben Johnson scored 11 points.
Bowdoin (9-2) 72
O’Connell 7-0-19, Hanley 5-5-15, Nowell 4-2-12, Staiger 3-5-11, Carter 3-1-8, DeFeo 1-4-7, Littles, Mathias
UM-Farmington (4-6) 70
Sumner 6-1-16, Taylor 6-2-14, Dean 4-0-12, Johnson 4-3-11, Gerrish 2-3-7, Burdin 2-0-5, Iman 1-0-3, Gingras 1-0-2, Carson, Clemmer, Gingras
3-pt. goals: O’Connell 5, Nowell 2, DeFeo, Carter; Dean 4, Sumner 3, Iman, Burdin
Halftime: Bowdoin 42-33