WATERVILLE, Maine — Misha Strage, Kat Restrepo and Megan Fortier scored during a six-minute span of the first half on Wednesday night to propel Colby College to a 4-0 field hockey victory over the University of Maine-Farmington.
Hutchinson scored the other goal for the 4-2 Mules, who received assists from Hutchinson, Caroline Ferguson, Elizabeth Zusi and Strage. Sarah Evans and Riley Whitmyer combined to make five saves.
Alyssa Arsenault made six stops for the 4-1 Beavers.
Women’s Soccer
Gordon 5, UM-Farmington 0
At Wenham, Massachusetts, Kill Kefalas scored 4:53 into the game to give the Fighting Scots the only goal they would need.
Jamie Breton scored two goals while Kiersten Klose and Lauren Hayes added one each for 3-3-2 Gordon College. Victoria Yetman and Katie Mader combined to make five saves.
Sam Hatch came up with 11 saves for the University of Maine-Farmington (2-5).
USM 1, St. Joseph’s 0
At Standish, Analies Ross-Dyjak scored in the sixth minute to provide the Huskies with the only goal of the contest in a win over the Monks.
Sarah Michaud notched the assist for 3-3 Southern Maine of Gorham. Melissa Temple made six saves.
Brooke Troup and Michelle Cunha combined to make two saves for 3-5 Saint Joseph’s.
Football
Florida suspends 2 players
The University of Florida will be without suspended quarterback Treon Harris and cornerback Jalen Tabor for Saturday’s SEC game against Tennessee.
Gators coach Jim McElwain announced the one-game suspensions on Wednesday but didn’t specify a reason other than to say he based the decision on “some choices they made.” Officially, the sophomores were suspended for an undisclosed violation of University Athletic Association policy.
Tabor was a starter in the first two games this season but a backup last week in Florida’s win over Kentucky. He has one interception, which he returned for a touchdown against East Carolina, and four pass breakups in the first three games this year after playing in all 12 games as a freshman in 2014. Quincy Wilson is expected to start in place of Tabor.
Harris started Florida’s opener this season and has played in two games, completing 19 of 27 passes for 269 yards and two touchdowns. He did not play last week against UCF. Redshirt freshman Will Grier will take Harris’ spot on Saturday.