The Saint Mary's Huskies notched their fourth straight win with a 71 64 decision over the St. Francis Xavier X Women in AUS women's basketball play on Saturday.

At Antigonish, the Huskies outscored the X Women by 14 points at the foul line to secure their margin of victory.

Justine Colley had a game high 26 points to spark the victory. Rachelle Coward added 16 and Emily Jameson 13 for the Huskies. Lia St. Pierre had 18, Lindsay Lessard 12 and Vanessa PIckard 11 to pace the X Women.

Dalhousie 65, Acadia 49: At Dalplex, Courtney Thompson had 20 points and Ainsley MacIntyre 14 caroms to lead the Tigers past the Axewomen. Abbey Duinker led the visitors with 15 points.

UNB 72, UPEI 66 (OT) Rachael Cleary had 20 points as the Varsity Reds outscored the Panthers 12 6 in overtime to pull out the win. Amy Gough led the Panthers with 19.

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St. 75, Saint Mary's 67: At Antigonish, Jordan Clarke scored 20 points, including 12 of 12 from the charity, to lead the X Men past the Huskies. William Donkok added 15 points for the winners while Rodrigo Madera scored 14 points and grabbed 16 rebounds. Riley Halpin and Terrence Taylor each had 12 points to lead the Huskies.

Dalhousie 84, Acadia 65: The one two punch of Devon Stedman and Simon Marr, with 20 and 18 points, respectively, helped the Tigers earn their first win of the campaign.

UNB 103, UPEI 91: No Von Miller Womens Jersey scoring details were available.

Saint Mary's 9, St. Thomas 1: At Halifax, Stephen Gillard had a hat trick and also added as assist to spark the Huskies. Matt Tipoff and Stephen Johnston each added a pair of goals while Bradley Green and Steven Beyers had singles. Sebastien Bernier had the lone goal for the Tommies.

UNB 4, Dalhousie 3: At Fredericton, Nick Calligan netted a pair of markers and Dem... Thomas Womens Jersey Phillippe Maillet and Nick MacNeil chipped in with singles for the Varsity Reds. Chris Ivanko, with two, and Brett Theberge answered for the Tigers.

Acadia 5, Moncton 4: At Moncton, Liam Heelis scored twice to lead the Axemen to a big road win. Chris Owens, Scott Trask and Alex Beaton notched singles. Replying for Moncton were Simon Lacroix, Alex Noel, Simon Jodoin and Allain Saulnier.

Dalhousie 4, Moncton [url=http://www.nflbroncosofficialstore.com/88_demaryius_thomas_jersey_cheap]htt... 2: At Moncton, goaltender Jeanne Morin made 36 saves while Fielding Montgomery, Elizabeth MacArthur, Megan O'Neill and Sarah Robichaud scored for the Tigers. Catherine Dumas and Manon Lamarne answered for the Aigles Bleues.