Staff report

HARTFORD, Conn. — Patrick Stewart scored 18 points to lead Colby College to a key 74-63 victory over Trinity College in New England Small College Athletic Conference men’s basketball action Friday.

The Mules shot 61 percent to jump out to a 43-15 halftime. Stewart was 8 for 11 for the game and added six rebounds for Colby (5-9, 2-2). Danny Chase chipped in with 10 points and three assists.

Trinity (7-10, 1-3) was led by Jaquann Starks with 16 points.

Women’s hockey

Maine 0, Vermont 0: Brittany Ott had 26 saves as the Black Bears earned a tie in a Hockey East game in Orono.
Roxanne Douville had 29 saves for Vermont (6-12-2). Maine is now 3-17-1.

Colby 4, Williams 1: Brianne Wheeler had 40 saves, including 20 in the third period, and Megan Fortier had three assists to lead the Mules to the NESCAC victory in Waterville.

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Meredith Reynolds, Katie Tang and Kathy Shei scored for the Mules (6-9-0, 2-7-0).

Cristina Bravi scored the lone goal for the Ephs (6-8-0, 3-4-0).

Men’s hockey

Maine 1, Merrimack 1: Kyle Beattie scored a power-play goal midway through the third period to help the Black Bears (5-14-4) knot the Warriors (8-9-5). Bill Norman had the assist.

Dan Kolomatis scored early in the second period to give Merrimack a 1-0 lead.

Maine has been held to two or fewer goals in 20 of their 23 games. The Black Bears also remain winless on the season at Alfond Arena (0-7-2). Shawn Bates and Brendan Ellis assisted on the goal, which came on the power play just 3 minutes, 16 seconds into the second period.

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Middlebury 5, Colby 3: Chris Brown scored the game-winning goal 5:01 into the third period as the Panthers beat the Mules in Middlebury, Vt.

Colby took a 2-0 lead in the first period on goals by Robert McCormick and Tyler Lingel. Middlebury (6-7-2, 5-2-2 NESCAC) scored three straight, but Michael Smigelski scored later in the second to tie it for the Mules (3-12-1, 1-9-1 NESCAC).

Skiing

Colby had several skiers shine at the annual St. Lawrence University Carnival at Mt. Van Hobenberg on Friday.

Alpine skier Brittney Ziebell finished 15th with times of 1 minute, 5.5 seconds and 1:03.13 for a two-run total of 2:08.18.

She helped the Mules finish eighth out of 12 teams.

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The Colby men finished fifth, thanks to strong performances from Jim Ryan and Sam Glaisher in the giant slalom.

Ryan finished with a two-time total of 2:02.44 while Glashier checked in tith a 2:02.56. Both were good for top-20 finishes.

Also at the Carnival, Colby Nordic skier Jake Barton finished 13th in 49 minutes, 54.6 seconds over a 20-kilometer race.

Molly Susla finished 20th overall for Colby as well. Susla finished the 15-kilometer race in 44:25.9.


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