Norton, Mass. — Trevor Parks made a 3-pointer at the buzzer as Coast Guard beat Wheaton 71-68 in a New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference men’s basketball game on Tuesday night.

Declan Rooney had 21 points and six rebounds, Mitch Shettles had 16 points and five rebounds, Parks had nine points and five blocked shots and Luke Farrell had nine rebounds for the Bears (11-5, 4-3).

In other games:

• Dontae Pollard scored 22 points as Mitchell College beat Elms 80-66 in a Great Northeast Athletic Conference game. Jaylyn Clardy had 13 points, 10 rebounds and five assists, Wilton Causey had 10 points and nine rebounds, Brandon Lee had 12 points and six assists, Kenny Lewis scored 10 and Robert Zirlis had 10 reobunds for the Mariners (4-11, 2-3).

Women’s hockey

• Connecticut College outshot visiting Johnson and Wales 42-13, but the teams skated to a 1-1 tie in a nonleague game. Casey Chesner scored the goal with Kiley Smith assisting and Jillian Wexler made 12 saves for the Camels (5-5-5). Zoe Tow tied the game with a goal for Johnson & Wales (4-12-1) in the third period.

Women’s basketball

• Mitchell lost to Elms 62-49 in a GNAC game. Yasmine Santos had 24 points and 12 rebounds, Lyliana Daly scored 12 and Alexia Watson had 11 points and eight rebounds for the Mariners (2-11, 0-5).

UConn finances

• The UConn Division of Athletics announces its annual NCAA financial report for the fiscal year 2022-2023, highlighting a reduction in direct institutional support by 35 percent last year.

The amount of institutional support received by UConn Athletics in FY23 totaled $30.2 million, a decrease of 35% ($16.3 million) compared to the $46.5 million received in FY22. In addition to decreases in personnel costs, the 35% reduction was due, in part, to substantial increases in overall ticket sales and fundraising revenues.

UConn Athletics was able to self-generate nearly 60% of its own revenues in FY23, as compared to 44% in FY22. Fiscal year 2023 also saw 7,257 people donate to Athletics, representing a 59% increase from FY16 while total financial commitments have doubled from FY19 to FY23. UConn has garnered $98.2 million in gifts over the last four fiscal years (FY20-FY23).

Athletics’ budget reached $93.1 million in FY23, comprised of $83.1 million in direct expenditures, $2.85 million in payments of interest on bonds for stadium and AAC exit fees and $7.15 million in expenses funded through donations maintained by the UConn Foundation.