BOSTON – Watch highlights from each of this weekend's contests below.

January 10 Results

UAlbany 71, Bryant 46
 


UMBC 75, New Hampshire 74
 
UMass Lowell 73, Binghamton 68  

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UMass Lowell 77, Bryant 63

• The River Hawks and Bulldogs went back-and-forth, until UMass Lowell pulled away late in the second half for the 14-point victory. 
• Angel Montas Jr., had 27 points and six rebounds shile Shawn Simmons II supplied 10 points and 10 rebounds.
• Aaron Davis paced Bryant with 21 points and four reboudns, while Timofei Rudovskii had 15 points and five rebounds.

 
UMBC 69, Maine 62

• Maine kept it close early and then tried to make a run in the final minutes but it was too little too late as UMBC went to 1-0 in league play, winning by seven.
• Four players scored in double figures for UMBC, led by Jah'Likai King with 15 points and six rebounds. Caden Diggs added 13 points and six boards off the bench.
• TJ Biel led Maine with 27 points, ten rebounds and three blocked shots.

Vermont 60, Binghamton 59

• Vermont got four points from freshmen Momo Nkugwa in the final minute and TJ Hurley blocked a last second shot as Binghamton nearly beat the Catamounts, 60-59 on Thursday.
• Gus Yalden had 15 points in 19 minutes, while Nkugwa finished with eight points, as did reserve Ben Michaels.
• Jeremiah Quigley was impressive in the loss for Binghamton with 21 points, ten rebounds, eight assists and three steals.

NJIT 80, New Hampshire 76

• NJIT improved to 2-0 in league play, outscoring New Hampshire by nine points in the second half and finishing the game on an 11-1 run for a 80-76 victory.
• Freshman David Bolden hit five threes, including a pair late in the game for 21 points, to go along with four assists and three steals. Ari Fulton added 18 points and two blocks.
• Three Wildcats scored in double figures, led by 18 points, six rebounds and one steal off the bench from Comeh Emuobor.

Saturday’s Games

• New Hampshire at UMBC - 2 PM
• UML at Binghamton - 2 PM
• Bryant at UAlbany - 2 PM
• Maine at NJIT - 2 PM

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