Tim Goodfellow broke St. Joseph’s single-game points record while tying an NCAA Division III record for assists, and the Monks finished with a program-record 29 goals Wednesday in a 29-13 men’s lacrosse victory over the University of Southern Maine in Gorham.
Goodfellow collected three goals and 15 assists, breaking the record of 14 points set by Spencer Hunt against Green Mountain in 2010. His 15 assists tied the NCAA Division III record set last April by Thomas Tillett of Benedictine (Illinois).
The Monks’ previous mark for goals was 26 against Mitchell in 2009.
Xavier Michaud tallied eight goals, and Matt Denman and Noah Tierney-Honan each had four goals for St. Joseph’s (2-5), which took control with a 9-0 run starting midway through the first quarter. Tiger Hopkins finished with three goals and four assists.
Nick James led USM (2-4) with five goals and two assists. Omar Contreras scored four goals.
UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND 16, MAINE MARITIME 13: Shea Fogarty scored five goals to help the Nor’easters (5-3) top the Mariners (2-2) in Castine.
Jordan White contributed two goals and three assists. UNE goalie Alex Thoms turned aside 12 shots.
Sam Nichol led MMA with four goals, and Brendan Reddington had two goals and three assists. Zach McCarthy made 17 saves.
BOWDOIN 18, ENDICOTT 9: Jason Lach tallied four goals and two assists and Will Byrne finished with two goals and seven assists as the Polar Bears (4-2) defeated the Gulls (3-4) in Brunswick.
Patrick Fitzgerald added three goals and two assists. Bowdoin goalie Robert Hobbs made 15 saves.
WIDENER 16, COLBY 14: Max Solmssen scored four goals and Henry Popko totaled three goals and two assists for Colby (1-3) in a loss to Widener (1-5) in Chester, Pennsylvania.
WOMEN’S LACROSSE
ST. JOSEPH’S 20, DEAN 8: Lydia Dexter had five goals and two assists as the Monks (5-2, 3-0 GNAC) handled the Bulldogs (3-2, 3-1) in Franklin, Massachusetts.
Shauna Clark and Mackenzie Siebert both added three goals and two assists. Teegan Gilreath also scored three goals.
COLBY 16, CHICAGO 7: Annie Eddy scored five goals and Paige Saudek had four as the Mules (3-3) rolled past the Maroons (5-1) in Chicago.
Elizabeth Hennessey chipped in with three goals. Sarah Hearns stopped eight shots.
BASEBALL
MIT 8, SOUTHERN MAINE 4: Graham Cartwright homered twice to lead the Engineers (3-5) over the Huskies (2-9) in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Kyle Douin belted an RBI triple and a solo home run for USM. Jonathan Wilson hit a two-run shot in the sixth to cut the Huskies’ deficit to 5-4, but MIT answered with two runs in the bottom half and another in the seventh.
COLBY 12, WOOSTER 8: Ryan Grace drove in three runs to help the Mules (6-3) beat the Fighting Scots (5-6) in Lake Myrtle, Florida.
Clint Flippo and Brady O’Brien each hit a two-run double for Colby, which led 6-0 after two innings. Marcus Forrester was 3 for 5 with an RBI double, and Charlie Furlong scored three runs.
ELMHURST 6, BOWDOIN 4: The Polar Bears (6-4) were held to six hits in a loss to Elmhurst (8-7) at Davenport, Florida.
Kevin Murray reached base three times for Bowdoin with two hits and a hit by pitch.
MEN’S BASKETBALL
NORTH CAROLINA: Forward Armando Bacot is returning to play a fifth season for the Tar Heels.
The 6-foot-11 Bacot is North Carolina’s career leader in rebounds, double-doubles and double-figure rebounding games.
Bacot led North Carolina to a runner-up finish in last year’s NCAA Tournament, and his decision to return was a major reason the Tar Heels were ranked No. 1 in the preseason Associated Press Top 25.
The Tar Heels didn’t come close to meeting those expectations. They went 20-13 and opted against playing in the NIT. Bacot averaged 15.9 points and 10.4 rebounds and earned Associated Press All-America third-team honors.
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