Hanover
Dartmouth (5-5) never trailed in the game, leading 41-27 at halftime and cruising from there. The Big Green shot 50 percent from the floor (29-of-58), including a 6-for-15 effort from 3-point territory.
Barry drained three 3-pointers and added six rebounds and four assists.
Chris Knight had a double-double with 17 points and 12 rebounds. James Foye had 14 points and Ian Sistare chipped in 13 points.
Isaiah White scored 18 points to lead Maine.
The Dartmouth defense worked to limit the Black Bears to 38.8 shooting (19-of-49).
Barry (11 points) and Knight (10 points) each had a strong first half to help the Big Green take control. Dartmouth drained five of eight from 3-point land in the first 20 minutes of action.
The 26-point win was Dartmouth’s largest margin against a Division I opponent since a 76-46 victory over Jacksonville State on Dec. 14, 2013.
The Big Green will host Sacred Heart at noon on Monday at Leede Arena.
Colby-Sawyer 108Univ. of New England 101
Biddeford, Maine
The Chargers (5-2) shot 51.9 percent from the floor to emerge in an offensive battle. Patrick Coffey led the scoring with 22 points.
Teammate Nate Trevino scored 18 points and grabbed a game-high 12 rebounds.
UNH 4, Dartmouth 0
Durham, n.h.
Liam Blackburn had a goal and three assists for the Wildcats, who scored three goals in game’s first 5:28, and Max Gildon also scored.
UNH goalie Mike Robinson made 30 saves for the shutout, while Dartmouth starter Justin Ferguson was yanked after allowing three goals. Adrian Clark made 20 saves in relief.
“I felt bad for Fergy (Jeff Ferguson),” Big Gereen coach Bob Gaudet said in a news release. “It wasn’t his fault. As a team, we were not good at the start of tonight’s game, and they capitalized on it.
“Hockey is a funny game. We spotted them early and couldn’t find a way back out of it,” Gaudet continued. “It’s a game that you can learn from your past, but sometimes it’s better to have amnesia. We just have to move on and look ahead to the next game.”
Dartmouth returns to action on Friday at Boston University, another Hockey East foe.
Colby-Sawyer 52, Dean 42
Franklin, Mass.
The Chargers shot 62.5 percent from the field in the second half to erase an 18-4 deficit after a slow first quarter.
Tianna Sugars led the Chargers with a double-double, scoring 23 points while adding 13 rebounds. Sunapee High graduate Lexie Hamilton helped the cause with 11 points and six rebounds. Tanisha Clark added six points and five rebounds.
Dartmouth Tops Three
Hanover
Maria Garman won the pentathlon for the hosts with 3,572 points. Anoush Krafian was second with 3,445 points; the pair combined to add 16 team points for the Big Green to start the day on a high note.
Nicole Deblasio won two events for Dartmouth, taking first in the 60-meter dash in 7-79 seconds and first in the 200 meters in 25.17. The Big Green took the top two spots in the high jump thanks to Abigail Burke in first and Zoe Dainton in second. Folasade Akinfe won the triple jump (11.91 meters) and was second in the 60-meter dash behind Deblasio.
Caroline Walter (59.07) and Elizabeth Wilson (59.33) claimed the top two spots in the 400-meter dash. Lily Lockhart won both the weight throw and the shot put. Dartmouth closed the day by winning the 4×400-meter relay with the squad of Kayla Gilding, Kathryn Laskoski, Danielle Okonta and Jacqueline Perron-Smith.
Dartmouth Edged by UNH
Hanover
Donovan Spearman led the way for Dartmouth, winning both the 60- and 200-meter dashes. Tim Zepf and Simpson Tanner finished 1-2 in the 1,000 meters for the Big Green to earn the hosts 16 points. Dartmouth had the top three finishers in the 60-meter hurdles with Alex Eschholz in first, Max Frye in second and Shawn Ohazurike in third.
Eschholz, Frye, Parker Johnson and Charlie Wade combined to win the 4×400 meter relay in 3:18.88, more than seven seconds ahead of second. Wade added a win in the 400 meters and Corbin Mayes won the pole vault. Lucas Ribeiro added a win in the shot put with a toss of 16.71 meters on his sixth and final attempt.
Lake Region 62, Hartford 29
White River Junction
Shea Bean led the Canes with seven points, while Daniel Bushway and Dylan Morse each scored five points. Lake Region led, 33-16, at halftime and kept control by outscoring the Hurricanes 15-3 in the third quarter.
The Canes start a stretch of six straight road games when they visit Williamstown on Wednesday.
Kimball Union 71Williston-Northampton 60
Easthampton, Mass.
Jammy Pierre-Louis had five 3-pointers on his way to 19 points for the visitors. Jay Elmore added 13 points. KUA (4-0) faces Phillips Andover on day two of the Classic at 9:30 a.m. today.
Mid Vermont Christian 39 Woodstock 33
Quechee
Goodwin made a key 3-pointer in the fourth quarter to answer a run by Woodstock and help the hosts preserve a narrow lead. Rachel Horner-Richardson contributed nine points and McCoy added eight. Eagles coach Chris Goodwin was pleased with his team’s shot selection but is looking to work on spacing on offense to cut down on turnovers. MVCS plays Trinity (N.H.) at home on Monday.
Jane Lackley had a game-high 14 points for Woodstock. Emma Tarleton contributed 10 points, six of which came on a pair of 3-pointers. The Wasps play Poultney on Friday at home.
Randolph 48, Hartford 39
Randolph
Kennedy Mullen had a game-high 17 points for the Canes, six of which came on back-to-back 3-pointers in the third quarter to keep Hartford within striking distance. The Hurricanes were still outscored 14-6 in the quarter as Randolph took the lead for good. Jasmine Jenkins added six points for the Canes.
Hartford (0-1) plays Lake Region at home on Friday.
Watkinson 58, KUA 37
Hartford, Conn.
Maddy Haynes added 10 points for the Wildcats, who begin a four-game road trip next week.
Tilton School 2Kimball Union 1
Meridien
Seth Stadheim netted the first goal of the game early in the second period to give the Wildcats a 1-0 lead. KUA(5-2) goalie Veeti Kohvakka made 26 saves.
The Wildcats play Salisbury School on Friday in the Flood-Marr tournament in Boston.
Woodstock 4Burr & Burton 0
Woodstock
Peck and Faye Stevens each scored in the second period to open things up for Woodstock. Peck and Audrey Eggum each scored in the third period to put the game on ice.
Addie Gray had two assists for the Wasps. Sophie Yates, Eliza Dodson, Rory Livingston and Aly Cimas each had one assist. Goaltender Bridgit Black made 14 saves for the shutout.
Woodstock visits Colchester on Wednesday.
Windsor Second
Rutland
Windsor had a team score of 1,704 in qualifying led by Grace Gilbert with 199 and 200. Grayson Frazer had 178-188 and freshman newcomer Patrick Kelley had 154-170. Brayton Bailey (154-156) and Jared Storms (146-159) rounded out the Jacks’ lineup.
No. 7 seed Essex won one game over Windsor in the first round of Baker, but Windsor won the first and third by scores of 146-118 and 180-87 to advance. The Jacks then swept Fair Haven in the semifinals, 147-132 and 162-160. Top-seeded Randolph earned the win in two straight games over Windsor in the finals, 176-121 and 172-151.
White River Valley qualified ninth and lost to Burlington in a three-game play-in for the right to face Randolph in the first round. Hartford qualified sixth and lost to Fair Haven in three games in the first round.