MacKenzie leads Husson to win

Matt MacKenzie of Warren had 28 points and eight rebounds while leading Husson University to a 95-74 men's basketball victory over Lyndon State Saturday at Newman Gym. Brock Bradford of Kenduskeag scored 17 points to go with seven assists for the Eagles. Scott Kissinger had 13 points and nine rebounds, and Blaine Meehan of Winterport had 10 points. Brad Durr led Lyndon State with 17. Lyndon State (8-13) 74 Durr 8-1-17, Fortunato 2-0-5, Sackett 5-3-16, Martinez 5-3-14, Stoddard-Imari 5-0-10, Richardson 1-0-2, Calkins 2-3-8, Coyle, Greene, McCarthy, Fink 1-0-2, Smith Husson (13-10) 95 Perras 2-1-7, Meehan 5-0-10, Kissinger 4-2-13, MacKenzie 11-6-28, Figueroa 2-1-6, Hodges, Bradford 5-4-17, Uhrin 0-3-3, Cummings 1-0-2, McMorin 3-0-7, Puls 1-0-2, Kane 3-pt. goals: Sackett, Fortunato, Martinez, Calkins; Kissinger 3, Perras 2, Figueroa, Bradford, McMorin Halftime: Husson 52-29 UMPI drops two At Presque Isle, the University of Maine-Presque Isle dropped a pair of games over the weekend losing to the College of Saint Joseph 86-82 on Saturday and 107-76 to Vermont Technical on Sunday. In Saturday' game, Brad Drysdale led College of Saint Joseph with 24 points and 10 rebounds. Ronald Spencer paced UMPI with 22 points. Devon Peaslee scored 13 points and Loren Fawthrop added 12. In Sunday's game, Marquise King led six Vermont Tech. scorers in double figures with 23 points. Peaslee scored 22 points to lead the Owls. Jordan Guy posted 18 points, Spencer scored 12 and Fawthrop added 10. (Saturday's Game) Saint Joseph 86 Valdez 4-1-9, Childs 2-7-12, Kimball, Drysdale 10-4-24, Herrington 7-3-19, Pye 3-1-7, Hiser, Rajda 4-1-9, Paradis 3-0-6, Madison , Small, Santana UMPI 82 Fawthrop 4-4-12, Spencer 8-1-22, Wingate 3-0-6, Peaslee 3-7-13, Brock 4-0-8, Nickel 1-0-2, Korhonen 2-0-6, Martinez 1-0-2, McCarthy 1-0-2, Guy 3-2-9 3-pt. goals: Childs, Herrington 2; Spencer 5, Korhonen 2, Guy Halftime: CSJ 40-39 (Sunday's Game) UMPI 76 McCarthy 1-0-2, Fawthrop 4-2-10, Spencer 5-0-12, Peaslee 8-4-22, Brock 4-0-8, Nickel 2-0-4, Korhonen, Cirell, Guy 7-1-18 Vermont Tech. 107 Smith 8-1-19, Roleau 9-2-20, King 10-2-23, Nowlan 1-0-2, Emadu 6-4-14, Waskow 0-1-1, Bourke, Patch 0-3-3, McLemore, Donahue 4-3-11, Taylor 6-2-14 3-pt. goals: Spencer 2, Peaslee 3, Guy 3; Smith 2, King Halftime: Vermont Tech. 58-37 Johnson State 64, MMA 60 At Smith Gymnasium in Castine Saturday, Bobby Shedd led a trio of double-digit scorers with 17 points and 11 rebounds for Johnson State. Paul Campbell paced Maine Maritime Academy with 15 points. Jake Manner had 14 points and 16 rebounds. Bryant Ciomei had 13 points and Derek DiFrederico added 11. Johnson State (12-11) 64 Martinez 5-2-15, Shedd 7-2-17, Foley 6-4-16, Smith Jr. 2-2-6, Bosch 3-1-7, Turan, Key II, Dodge, Billado, Abass 1-0-3 Maine Maritime Academy (8-15) 60 Deabay, Campbell 7-0-15, DiFrederico 4-2-11, Manner 5-4-14, Oldham, Ciomei 5-0-13, Wharff, Sternbergh 3-1-7, Pineo, Connolly 3-pt. goals: Martinez 3, Shedd, Abass; Ciomei 3, Campbell, DiFrederico Halftime: Johnson State 40-31 UM-Machias wins two At Machias, the University of Maine-Machias Clippers used a balanced scoring effort to knock off State University of New York-Canton 83-48 Saturday and Paul Smith's College 94-80 Sunday. On Sunday, Zach Armstrong led the way with 17 points for the Clippers. Adam Pearce had 15, Nate Case 14, and Eric Righter 13. Jimmy Noel led Paul Smith's with 25. Trevor Dupont had 13. On Saturday, Righter scored 13 points while Gerardo Vasquez and Matt Nelson each had 11 for the Clippers. John Silvon scored 19 for SUNY-Canton. (Saturday's Game) SUNY-Canton 48 Silvon 8-3-19, Pepin, Ramsdell 0-5-5, Alston 3-0-7, Grenier 3-2-8, Bushey, Williams 2-0-4, Wilson 2-0-5 UM-Machias 83 Case, Alexander 3-3-9, Righter 6-1-13, Burke 1-1-3, Mauro 3-0-9, Kardish 1-0-2, M. Vazquez 3-0-8, Pearce 3-0-6, G. Vasquez 4-0-11, Kakar 1-0-2 , Armstrong 4-0-9, Nelson 5-1-11 3-pt. goals: Alston, Wilson; Mauro, M. Vasquez 2, G. Vasquez 3, Armstrong Halftime: UM-Machias 49-23 (Sunday's Game) Paul Smith's 80 Collura 1-2-5, Klinkbell 4-0-9, Ukwubiwe 2-0-6, Hays, Noel 10-5-25, Dupont 5-1-13, Riel 1-0-2, Moore 3-2-8, Crisafulli 2-1-5, Barber 2-3-7 UM-Machias 94 Case 3-8-14, Alexander, Righter 5-3-13, Burke 2-0-4, Mauro 2-1-5, Kardish 4-1-9, M. Vazquez 1-0-2, Pearce 3-8-15, G. Vasquez 1-4-7, Kakar, Armstrong 5-7-17, Nelson 4-0-8 3-pt. goals: Collura, Klinkbeil, Ukwubiwe 2, Dupont 2; Pearce, G. Vasquez Halftime: UM-Machias 52-34 Bates 77, Tufts 65 At Lewiston Saturday, a 21-4 run midway through the second half sent the Bobcats to victory. Jimmy O'Keefe led Bates with 16 points and seven rebounds. Nick Schmiemann had 11 points. Dave Beyel led the Jumbos with 20 points. Tufts (9-15) 65 Beyel 9-0-20, Pierce 5-0-12, Quezada 2-2-7, Mason 2-3-7, Long 2-2-6, Cook 2-0-6, Selby 1-1-3, Morgan 1-0-2, Gallant 0-2-2 Bates (13-11) 77 O'Keefe 7-2-16,Schmiemann 3-4-11, Place 3-3-9, Ellis 3-2-8, Gallant 4-0-8, Wilson 2-2-7, Hatch 3-0-7, Thayer 2-0-5, Squires 2-0-4, Philbrook 1-0-2 3-pt. goals: Beyel 2, Pierce, Quezada, Cook 2; Schmiemann, Wilson, Hatch, Thayer Halftime: Tufts 39-36 Colby 68, Wesleyan 56 At Waterville Saturday, Adam Choice scored 28 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to lead the Colby College White Mules to a home playoff berth in the New England Small College Athletic Conference tournament quarterfinals. The Mules clinched the NESCAC's fourth seed with a win in their regular season finale at Wadsworth Gym. Michael Russell chipped in with 14 points for Colby and Justin Sherman scored 11. Stan Grayson led the Cardinals with 15 points. Wesleyan (6-17) 56 Grayson 6-3-15, Mendell 4-3-14, Scura 3-0-9, Sargent 2-0-5, Maltz 2-0-4, Poisson 1-0-3, Figueroa 1-0-3, Gonz-Kreisberg 1-0-3, Creeden, Battle, Clark, Tolbert Colby (17-7) 68 Choice 10-8-28, Russell 6-2-14, Sherman 5-0-11, Haylon 3-0-9, Cutrone 3-0-6, Van Loenen, Swanson, Beaulieu, Donovan, Planeta, Concannon, Lemmons, Simpson, Woodward 3-pt. goals: Scura 3, Mendell 3, Gonz-Kreisberg, Figueroa, Sargent, Poisson; Haylon 3, Sherman Halftime: Wesleyan 32-31 R.I. College 86, USM 72 At Gorham Saturday, Mason Choice was the highest-scoring of five Rhode Island College double-digit scorers with 16. Otis Smith led the University of Southern Maine with 20 points. John Sewall and Sean Bergeron scored 12 and 11 points, respectively. R.I. College (18-14) 86 Gray 5-3-14, Johnson 3-0-6, Hill 2-0-6, Lyons 4-6-14, Bailey 6-1-14, Bentil 1-0-2, Stewart 4-0-10, Desir, Debnam 2-0-4, Choice 7-2-16 Southern Maine (4-19) 72 Poulin 1-2-4, Smith 8-3-20, Tracy 3-0-7, Bergeron 4-2-11, Whitaker 2-2-6, Jellison 2-2-7, Pollock, Zolper, Clemer 2-1-5, Sewall 5-2-12 3-pt. goals: Hill 2, Stewart 2, Gray; Bailey; Smith, Bergeron, Tracy, Jellison Halftime: R.I. College 48-31 Bowdoin 56, Conn. College 51 At Brunswick Saturday, Kyle Jackson led the Bowdoin Polar Bears with 15 points and became the 19th player in men's program history to reach the 1,000-point career mark. Will Hanley scored 11 points and Tim Lane grabbed 13 rebounds for the Polar Bears. Shavar Bernier hit six 3-pointers for 18 points and Demetrius Porter added 17 for the Camels. Conn. College (13-11) 51 Sheehy, Karis 1-0-2, Veras 1-0-2, Bernier 6-0-18, Lehane 0-1-1, McGuinness 1-2-5, Thuma, Porter 4-9-17, Mahoney, Lampe 3-0-6, Daley, Kehoe Bowdoin (16-8) 56 Defeo, Reid-Sturgis 2-0-4, Hauser 0-6-6, Lane 1-2-4, Jackson 5-4-15, O'Connell 2-2-7, Hanley 5-0-11, Sellew 0-1-1, Phillips 4-0-8 3-pt. goals: Bernier 6, McGuinness; Jackson, O'Connell, Hanley Halftime: Conn. College 30-28 Emerson 73, Saint Joseph's 57 At Boston Saturday, five different players scored 11 points or more as the Emerson Lions downed Saint Joseph's of Standish. Bryan Rouse led the Lions' way with 18 and Tom Messinger scored 17. Alberto Rue led the Monks with 19 points. Elbie Murphy scored 12 and Chris Davis added 10. Saint Joseph's (16-7) 57 Rue 6-6-19, Murphy 5-2-12, Davis 4-2-10, Eatmon 3-0-6, Ouellet 2-0-4, Davis 1-2-4, Savino 1-0-2, Tutwiler, Tandberg, Ray, O'Brien, Mattison Emerson (16-7) 73 Rouse 8-1-18, Messinger 5-2-17, Shannon 5-2-12, Remias 3-5-11, Firn 3-4-11, Newman-Beck 1-2-4, Briody, Dempsey, Helfman, Yoh, Boylan, Moss, Cole 3-pt. goals: Rue; Messinger 5, Rouse, Newman-Beck, Firn Halftime: Emerson 35-22 Thomas 99, Castleton State 82 At Waterville Saturday, Darrell Alexander led the way for Thomas with 19 points and Andrew Duncanson and Shawn Rodgers each added 18. Michael Burchill and Travis Pettus each scored 11 for the Terriers. Cameron Bodine led Castleton with 13 points. Castleton (2-21) 82 Bodine 5-0-13, Cayea 3-4-12, Hass 6-0-12, Roulier 4-0-11, Carrier 3-0-9, Jennings 3-3-9, Schneider 4-0-8, Roemer 2-1-5, Celestin 1-0-3, Hansen Thomas (12-10) 99 Alexander 7-0-19, Duncanson 8-2-18, Rodgers 8-2-18, Burchill 4-0-11, Pettus 3-5-11, Brathwaite 3-2-9, Stratton 1-2-4, Nutter 1-0-3, hurdle 0-2-2, Juco 0-2-2, Adams 1-0-2, Liebowitz, Ross 3-pt. goals: Roulier 3, Carrier 3, Bodine 3, Cayea 2, Celestin; Alexander 5, Burchill 3, Brathwaite, Nutter Halftime: Thomas 52-41 UMFK earns two victories At Fort Kent, the University of Maine-Fort Kent earned a pair of victories over the weekend, defeating Vermont Tech 104-91 on Saturday and 88-78 over College of Saint Joseph on Sunday. In Saturday's game, Jimmy Lopez propelled the Bengals with 25 points and Othaniel Hyliger added 20. Hamill Bassue and Brandon Fox scored 14 points each and Ilija Kalajdzic put in 12. Marquise King led Vermont Tech with 38 points. In Sunday's game, Fox netted 32 points to lead UMFK. Bassue scored 19 points while Kalajdzic chipped in with 10. yler Harrington paced College of Saint Joseph with 22 points. (Saturday's Game) Vermont Tech (11-8) 91 King 14-6-38, Lever 1-0-2, Nowlan 2-0-4, McLemore, Donahue 1-0-2, Emadu 5-2-12, Smith 7-3-20, Taylor 3-0-6, Roleau 3-1-7 UMFK (16-10) 104 Bassue 6-2-14, Nagradic 0-1-1, Hyliger 10-0-20, Gal 0-2-2, Kalajdzic 5-2-12, Bard 0-2-2, Lopez 11-6-35, Odugbela 2-0-4, Fox 4-6-14, Campbell 3-pt. goals: King 4, Smith 3; Lopez 7 Halftime: 46-46 (Sunday's Game) Saint Joseph (10-15) 78 Valdez 4-1-10, Childs 7-0-14, Hiser, Radja 3-0-7, Kimball, Drysdale 4-8-16, Harrington 10-0-22, Pye 2-0-5, Parada 2-0-4 UMFK (17-10) 88 Bassue 8-2-19, Nagradic, Hyliger 1-0-2, Gal 0-7-7, Kalajdzic 3-3-10, Bard 2-0-5, Lopez 2-2-7, Odugbela 2-0-4, Fox 9-13-32, Campbell 0-2-2 3-pt. goals: Valdez, Radja, Harrington 2, Pye; Bassue, Kalajdzic, Bard, Lopez, Fox Halftime: CSJ 41-37