STANDISH — St. Joseph’s scored 11 goals in the first quarter in beating Elms College 20-8 Tuesday in a GNAC women’s lacrosse game.

Lydia Dexter’s seven goals and three assists led St. Joseph’s (13-0, 9-0 GNAC). Carson Battaglia, Bridget Collins and Brianna Paul all scored three goals. Megan Mourmouras had two goals and two assists. Morgan Wright made two saves.

Anna-Elise Pikul scored four goals for Elms (5-6, 4-6). Taylor Boria had two goals. Emma Walsh made 12 saves.

BASEBALL

BRIDGTON ACADEMY 4, SOUTHERN MAINE CC 2: Drew Wyman had two hits as the Wolverines (4-2) dropped the Seawolves (15-8) in Bridgton.

Hayden Bond drove in two runs for Bridgton. Connor Treybig struck out five in five innings and AJ Rourke picked up the win, pitching two innings in relief.

Derek Hoh and Mitchell Quigg each had two hits for SMCC. Quigg added an RBI.

THOMAS 4, BOWDOIN 1: Aaron Young had two RBI singles to lead the Terriers (7-18) over the Polar Bears (8-13) in Brunswick.

Nick Hutson and Jarrad Willette also had RBI singles for Thomas. Zach Nickerson got the win, allowing two hits and striking out four in four innings.

Gavin Cann scored on a wild pitch in the eighth for Bowdoin. Baker Olin took the loss.

COLBY 25, UM-FARMINGTON 3: Charlie Furlong blasted a grand slam and finished with five RBI as the Mules (13-5) handled the Beavers (4-15) in Farmington.

Clint Flippo and Cole Palmeri both drove in four runs for Colby. Marcus Forrester, Drew Miller and Brady O’Brien all had two RBI.

Ryan Sargent hit a two-run shot in the third for UM-Farmington. Hunter LaBossiere had an RBI single. Lucas Tuttle took the loss.

SOFTBALL

BATES SWEEPS UM-FARMINGTON: Grace Householter had four RBI and Janell Sato had three as the Bobcats (7-11) swept the Beavers (1-15) 5-3 and 13-6 in Farmington.

Householter had an RBI single in the opener and three RBI in the second game. Kennedy Ishii and Emily Samar each drove in a pair of runs in the second game. Sato blasted an RBI double in each game.

Olivia Paradis drove home two runs on a hit in the first game and had an RBI single in the second game for UM-Farmington.

UMASS BOSTON, SOUTHERN MAINE SPLIT: Madison Day and Lauren Leideman both had two RBI as the Huskies (10-11) won the second game of a doubleheader with the Beacons (14-7) in Gorham.

Amauri English drove in a run in the seventh to give UMass Boston a 1-0 win in Game 2.

MEN’S LACROSSE

UMASS BOSTON 21, SOUTHERN MAINE 9: Michael Claflin had six goals and seven assists, powering the Beacons (11-2, 5-0 LEC) past the Huskies (2-7, 0-4) in Gorham.

UMass Boston got four goals and an assist from Donovan Prozinski. Jacob Banks had three goals and two assists and Darragh Fahey had three goals and one assist. Trevor Koppy made nine saves.

Schuyler Wetmore led USM with four goals. Nick James put up two goals and two assists. Tucker Nussinow scored twice. Nathan Plourde made 16 saves and Braeden Logue had three.

MEN’S BASKETBALL

SAINT PETER’S: Saint Peter’s hired Jersey City native Bashir Mason to replace Shaheen Holloway as coach.

Holloway left Saint Peter’s a day after his team was eliminated in the Elite Eight by national runner-up North Carolina to return to Seton Hall, his alma mater.

Saint Peter’s was the first No. 15 seed to reach the Elite Eight. The Peacocks won the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference tournament and went 22-12 with wins over Kentucky, Murray State and Purdue in the NCAA tournament.

This is also a homecoming for Mason, who spent the past 10 years at Wagner College on Staten Island.

UCLA: Peyton Watson is entering the NBA draft after one season in Westwood and hiring an agent, which officially ends his college eligibility.

Watson announced his decision Tuesday on his social media accounts.

ALABAMA: Former Ohio point guard Mark Sears, who averaged nearly 20 points a game last season, has transferred to Alabama.

Crimson Tide Coach Nate Oats announced the signing of Sears on Tuesday. The 6-foot-1, 185-pounder was a two-time All-Mid-American Conference performer who was a finalist for the Lou Henson Award given to the nation’s top player at a mid-major program.

DUKE: New coach Jon Scheyer promoted former Blue Devils player Amile Jefferson to assistant coach.

Jefferson, who turns 29 next month, was director of player development in Hall of Famer Mike Krzyzewski’s final season. He returned to Duke in July after a four-year professional career with stops in the NBA, the G League and overseas.

FOOTBALL

ALABAMA: Vanderbilt offensive tackle Tyler Steen says he is transferring to Alabama.

The three-year starter, who played both tackle positions, announced his plans on Twitter. Steen could immediately compete for a starting job in the fall with Alabama replacing left tackle Evan Neal and right tackle Chris Owens.