HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS BASKETBALL
Brewer 62, Bangor 57
Camden Hills 81, Gardiner 44
Cape Elizabeth 81, Fryeburg 38
Central Aroostook 54, Fort Fairfield 49
Cheverus 63, Portland 35
Deering 74, Gorham 40
Edward Little 63, Lewiston 41
Elan 54, Calvary Chapel 39
Falmouth 74, Greely 63
George Stevens 35, Deer Isle-Stonington 33
Islesboro 77, Acadia Chr. 51
Lawrence 66, Messalonskee 40
Machias 40, Narraguagus 36
Maranacook 64, Leavitt 47
MCI 61, Waterville 41
Medomak Valley 76, Oak Hill 55
Mount Ararat 43, Oxford Hills 37
Mount View 61, Winslow 48
Noble 49, Kennebunk 41
Nokomis 59, Belfast 50
Old Orchard 65, Waynflete 50
Orono 53, Dexter 21
Penquis 47, Piscataquis 40
Richmond 54, Buckfield 29
Rockland 58, Lincoln Acad. 51
Scarborough 57, Mt. Blue 47
Schenck 55, Bangor Christian 35
Searsport 57, Central 56
Skowhegan 57, Mt. Blue 47
So. Portland 60, Sanford 47
Thornton Acad. 66, Bonny Eagle 58
Traip 104, Sacopee 40
Valley 57, Forest Hills 40
Washington Academy 60, MDI 49
Westbrook 64, Massabesic 50
Windham 72, Biddeford 47
Yarmouth 63, Poland 60
York 63, Poland 50
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Bangor 44, Brewer 39
Biddeford 64, Windham 42
Calvary Chapel 48, Elan 24
Cape Elizabeth 40, Fryeburg 32
Cony 56, Erskine 42
Deering 63, Gorham 43
Dirigo 43, Madison 32
Easton 40, LCS/MSSM 39
Edward Little 65, Lewiston 24
Gardiner 45, Camden Hills 42
Gray-New Gloucester 43, Freeport 35
Greely 63, Falmouth 39
Hermon 54, Bucksport 46
Islesboro 28, Acadia Chr. 22
Leavitt 79, Maranacook 32
Lincoln Acad. 46, Rockland 31
McAuley 46, Cheverus 39
Medomak 49, Oak Hill 21
Messalonskee 76, Lawrence 58
Monmouth 40, Wiscasset 22
Morse 46, Brunswick 33
Noble 38, Kennebunk 32
Nokomis 44, Belfast 31
Presque Isle 53, Caribou 28
Rangeley 49, Hyde 34
Richmond 55, Buckfield 27
Scarborough 52, Marshwood 28
Skowhegan 56, Mt. Blue 27
So. Portland 48, Sanford 42
Thornton 49, Bonny Eagle 36
Traip 47, Sacopee 28
Valley 50, Forest Hills 29
Waterville 45, MCI 33
Waynflete 54, Old Orchard 33
Wells 55, Yarmouth 41
Winslow 34, Mount View 31
Winthrop 51, Georges Valley 34
Woodland 63, Jonesport-Beals 34
York 69, Poland 7
HOCKEY
Presque Isle 5, Orono 2
SWIMMING
Brewer boys 114, Presque Isle 34
Brewer girls 110, Presque Isle 49
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BOYS BASKETBALL
Nokomis 59, Belfast 50
At Newport, Chris Braley poured in a game-high 36 points to power Nokomis by Belfast.
Jake Welch added 12 points for the Warriors.
Brad Reed paced Belfast with 20 points while Derrick Bernosky scored 12.
Belfast (0-4) 50
Reed 8-0-20, Peters 1-0-2, Beal, Bernosky 5-1-12, Davis 4-0-9, Mitchell 1-0-2, Webster, Howes 2-0-5, Heroux
Nokomis (1-3) 59
Welch 3-3-12, Libby, Pearl, Braley 14-6-36, Adams 0-2-2, Higgins, Wing 2-3-7, Chipman 1-0-2
3-pt. goals: Welch 3, Braley 2; Reed 4, Bernosky, Davis, Howes
Belfast 13 28 43 50
Nokomis 17 25 39 59
JV: Nokomis 61-34
MCI 61, Waterville 41
At Pittsfield, Tyler Maloon scored all of his game-best 21 points from beyond the 3-point arc, hitting seven long-range shots to power the Huskies to victory.
Jacob Hunt posted 15 points and 10 rebounds for Maine Central Institute of Pittsfield and Nick Cook scored 12 points.
Tyler Roy paced Waterville with 13 points and Nick Lee netted 11.
MCI (2-2) 61
Hunt 6-2-15, Maloon 7-0-21, Cook 6-0-12, Hunt 0-2-2, Vintinner, Reazor 2-1-5, Shorey, Egerton 2-1-6, Crocker, Chute, Patterson, Yan
Waterville (1-3) 41
Roy 3-5-13, Lee 4-2-11, Lynch, Hunter, J. Gormley 1-0-2, R. Gormley, Mitchell 3-0-7, Acero, Veilleux 3-0-6, Brown, Bailey 1-0-2, Armony
3-pt. goals: Hunt, Maloon 7, Egerton; Roy 2, Lee, Mitchell
Waterville 10 19 26 41
MCI 18 34 52 61
Schenck 55, Bangor Christian 35
At East Millinocket, Jared Waite netted 21 points to lead Schenck by Bangor Christian.
Zach McLaughlin chipped in with 11 points for the Wolverines.
Tyler Alexander paced Bangor Christian with nine points.
Bangor Christian (0-2) 35
Bragg 1-2-5, Dorman 1-0-3, Schmidt, Alexander 3-2-9, Bran. Wilcox 2-3-8, Brad Wilcox 2-0-4, Swanson 2-0-4, Trundy 1-0-2
Schenck (4-0) 55
Levasseur 1-0-2, E. Theriault 3-2-8, McLaughlin 4-3-11, B. Theriault 2-5-9, Waite 8-5-21, Thompson 0-4-4, Tanous
3-pt. goals: Bragg, Dorman, Alexander, Bran. Wilcox
Bangor Christian 5 10 21 35
Schenck 6 26 39 55
JV: Schenck 49-34
Orono 53, Dexter 21
At Dexter, A. J. Coleman poured in a game-high 13 points and Taylor Kelley and Shane Albert scored nine apiece as Orono cruised past Dexter.
Tyler Eddy had eight points for the winners.
Nathan Wyman’s nine points led Dexter.
Orono (3-2) 53
Eddy 2-3-8, Johnson 1-0-2, Mowrer, Coleman 4-3-13, Marsh 0-5-5, Levasseur 3-1-7, Ohno, Kelley 4-1-9, Albert 4-0-9, Stoddard, Lucy
Dexter (0-4) 21
Bilodeau, Wilks 1-0-2, Russell, Leighton 1-0-2, Rolfe, Wing 0-2-2, Wyman 4-1-9, Jordan Stafford, Lucy,
3-pt. goals: Coleman 2, Albert
Orono 16 33 45 53
Dexter 6 8 14 21
JV: Dexter 47-41
Penquis 47, Piscataquis 40
At Milo, Ed Cobb registered 14 points to lead Penquis to victory over Piscataquis of Guilford.
Phil Larrabee chipped in with 11 points for the Patriots.
Aaron Ward and Yaal Kand scored 13 points apiece to pace Piscataquis.
Piscataquis (0-2) 40
Ward 5-0-13, Taylor, Schmiedlehner 1-2-4, Izbicki 2-3-7, Kand 5-3-13, Noble 1-1-3
Penquis (1-1) 47
Grinnell, McLaughlin, Badger 2-2-6, Cobb 5-4-14, Russell 1-0-2, Delano 1-0-2, Larrabee 5-1-11, Arefein 3-0-6, Artus 1-1-4, Stanley 1-0-2
3-pt. goals: Ward 3; Artus
Piscataquis 15 23 28 40
Penquis 6 19 35 47
JV: Penquis 37-31
Searsport 57, Central 56
At Corinth, James Seekins hit a 3-pointer with five seconds remaining in the game to lift Searsport past Central.
Rocky Faunce scored 17 points for the Vikings while Evan Kingsbury added 11.
Matt Melanson led Central with 19 points while Cole Haskell scored 18.
Searsport (1-3) 57
Coulombe, Ellis, Kingsbury 4-1-11, Seekins 10-1-23, Moody 0-4-4, Kelley 1-0-2, Faunce 7-3-17
Central (0-3) 56
Lord 3-0-7, Paul, Haskell 8-1-18, Melanson 9-1-19, Kelley 3-0-6, Brownell 3-0-6, Mitchell
3-pt. goals: Kingsbury 2, Seekins; Lord, Haskell
Searsport 16 30 41 57
Central 12 33 46 56
JV: Searsport 35-24
Elan 54, Calvary Chapel 39
At Orrington, Jack Peters connected for 22 points as Elan of Poland Spring cruised to the win.
Sean Mygatt added 12 points for Elan.
Billy Connell had 16 points and Devon Warman eight points and 10 rebounds for Calvary Chapel.
Elan (2-1) 54
Peters 10-2-22, Mygatt 5-2-12, Kelley 4-0-8, Morrill 2-0-5, Cole 1-0-2, Lee 1-0-2, Bentlencourt 1-0-2, Schwartz 0-1-1
Calvary Chapel (2-3) 39
Connell 6-2-16, Warman 3-2-8, Downs 3-0-6, Miller 2-2-6, Gorczok 1-1-3
3-pt. goals: Morrill; Connell 2
Elan 22 30 44 54
Calvary Chapel 10 18 31 39
Medomak Valley 76, Oak Hill 55
At Waldoboro, Isaac Durkee poured in 26 points and Alex MacKenzie tossed in 23 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to propel the Panthers to victory.
Isaac Greenrose netted 11 points for Medomak Valley.
Cam Morin led Oak Hill of Sabattus with 17 points while Ben Foss and Tim Levesque scored 10 points each.
Oak Hill (1-3) 55
T. Samson 1-0-2, Asselin 1-0-3, Bradstreet, C. Morin 4-8-17, J. Samson 4-1-9, Emmons, S. Morin 1-0-2, Foss 3-4-10, Levesque 2-4-10, Greenier 0-2-2
Medomak Valley (3-1) 76
Bartlett, Ahlholm 1-0-2, D. Osier 1-0-2, K. Durkee, Vinal 1-0-3, I. Greenrose 4-0-11, MacKenzie 10-3-23, A. Greenrose 3-1-7, I. Durkee 11-2-26, Judkins, S. Osier 1-0-2, Parmenter
3-pt. goals: Asselin, C. Morin, Levesque; Vinal, I. Greenrose 3, I. Durkee 2
Oak Hill 11 26 36 55
Medomak Valley 21 40 61 76
JV: Medomak Valley 88-33
Washington Academy 60, MDI 49
At Bar Harbor, Noah Von Rotz scored 14 of his 20 points in the second half and Ben Teer scored 13 more as Washington Academy of East Machias gradually pulled away in the second half.
Teer also finished with 20 points and Bryce Colbeth tossed in 14 more.
Dennis O’Neil’s 11 points guided Mount Desert Island with Travis Norwood and Nate Chisholm chipping in nine points apiece.
Washington Academy (2-0) 60
Teer 6-7-20, J. Walls 2-0-4, MacDonald 0-3-3, O’Neil 5-1-11, B. Walls 2-2-7, Norwood 3-3-9, Chisholm 4-0-9, Burke 1-0-2, Joy 2-0-4
Mount Desert Island (1-1) 49
Shaw, Records, J. Walls 2-0-4, MacDonald 0-3-3, O’Neil 5-1-11, B. Walls 2-2-7, Norwood 3-3-9, Chisholm 4-0-9, Burke 1-0-2, Joy 2-0-4 3-pt. goals: Von Rotz; B. Walls, Chisholm
Washington Acad. 16 25 40 60
MDI 12 25 36 49
JV: MDI 70-36
Camden Hills 81, Gardiner 44
At Rockport, Keegan Pieri posted a game-high 18 points as the Windjammers sailed past the Tigers.
Tyler McFarland contributed a double-double for Camden Hills with 16 points and 11 re-bounds, and Casey Wilson added 16 points.
Spencer Allen led Gardiner with nine points, and Mike Trahan had eight.
Gardiner (1-3) 44
Seymore, Palmer 0-2-2, Trahan 2-3-8, Conner 0-2-2, Smith 1-0-2, Allen 4-0-9, Marks, Pottle, Kimball 2-1-5, Lovely 0-2-2, Toman 3-1-7, Coughlan 3-0-6, Prosser 0-1-1, Hall
Camden Hills (4-0) 81
Gabriel 1-0-2, Landwehr, Catell 1-0-3, Wincklhofer 3-0-6, Gartley 1-0-2, Carlsen 1-0-2, White 1-1-3, Vlautin 3-0-7, Weferling 1-0-2, Scott 2-0-4, Wilson 7-0-16, Pieri 7-1-18, McFarland 8-0-16
3-pt. goals: Trahan, Allen; Pieri 3, Wilson 2, Vlautin
Gardiner 10 16 30 44
Camden Hills 16 34 59 81
JV: Gardiner 53-38
Machias 40, Narraguagus 36
At Machias, the Bulldogs clamped down and held the Knights scoreless in the third quarter to take the lead en route to the victory.
Matt Little led Machias with 12 points, while Ty Richards contributed 10 points and 12 re-bounds and Brian Getchell eight points and 11 rebounds.
Tyler Tenney paced Narraguagus of Harrington with 13 points.
Narraguagus (0-3) 36
Tenney 5-0-13, Bragg 1-0-3, Andre 1-0-3, Dublin, Ramsay, Robinson 1-0-2, Mallet 1-0-2, Strout 4-0-8, Jordan 2-0-5
Machias (2-1) 40
Prescott 2-0-5, Little 6-0-12, Jenkins, Dahl 1-2-5, Getchell 3-2-8, Scoville, Richards 4-2-10
3-pt. goals: Tenney 3, Bragg, Andre, Jordan; Prescott, Dahl
Narraguagus 17 27 27 36
Machias 12 25 32 40
GSA 35, DI-Stonington 33
At Blue Hill, Elias Springer made four 3-pointers on his way to 20 points as the Eagles over-came a five-point halftime deficit to win.
Joe Carter tossed in 12 points for Deer Isle-Stonington.
Deer Isle-Stonington (1-3) 33
Powers 1-0-2, Rollins 3-0-8, Grindle 1-0-3, Melanio 1-0-2, Carter 5-2-12, Morey, Brown 3-0-6
George Stevens (3-0) 35
Lawson 1-0-3, Springer 7-2-20, Russell, Crowe 1-0-2, Gale, Bryant 2-1-6, Dillon 1-2-4
3-pt. goals: Grindle; Lawson, Springer 4, Bryant
DI-Stonington 2 20 27 33
George Stevens 7 15 26 35
JV: GSA 50-23
Islesboro 77, Acadia Christian 51
At Trenton, the Eagles manufactured a 17-point halftime lead en route to the victory.
Jason Hatch’s 19-point performance paced Islesboro, while David Luebbert scored 15 points and D.J. Johnson added 10.
Lee Smith drained six 3-pointers on his way to a game-high 24 points for Acadia Christian. William Richard added 10 points.
Islesboro 77
Mahan 4-0-8, Scherr 3-0-8, Shoppe 1-0-2, Hatch 9-0-19, Luebbert 7-1-15, Gebhardt 2-0-4, Johnson 4-2-10, Rollins 1-0-2, Kormann 2-2-6, Grindle 0-3-3, Legere, Govoni
Acad
ia Christian 51
Carver 1-0-2, Smith 8-2-24, Richard 4-1-10, Sargent 1-1-3, Alexander 1-1-3, Clark 1-0-2, Morse 2-0-4, Hearn, Macko
3-pt. goals: Scherr 2, Hatch; Smith 6, Richard
Islesboro 24 44 58 77
Acadia Christian 15 27 41 51
Fort Kent 57, Van Buren 42
At Fort Kent, Curtis Bouchard scored 10 of his game-high 24 points as the Warriors outscored the Crusaders 20-11 in the third quarter to build a 15-point advantage.
Thomas Levesque tossed in 10 points and Alex Charette nine for Fort Kent.
Derrick Rossignol sparked Van Buren with 14 points and Eric Laplante added eight.
Van Buren (0-4) 42
Rossignol 6-2-14, Laplante 3-0-8, Lapointe, Roy, Lajoie, Theriault 1-0-2, Edgecomb, Chambers, Allen 1-4-6, Lapierre 1-0-2, Banks 3-0-6, Cullinan 2-0-4
Fort Kent (2-3) 57
Bouchard 8-4-24, Levesque 3-2-10, Cyr 3-0-6, Charette 4-0-9, Rioux 1-1-4, Nadeau, Soucy 1-0-2, Violette 1-0-2, Hafford, O’Leary, Savery
3-pt. goals: Laplante 2; Bouchard 4, Levesque 2, Charette, Rioux
Van Buren 16 28 39 42
Fort Kent 26 34 54 57
JV: Fort Kent 44-35
CAHS 54, Fort Fairfield 49
At Fort Fairfield, Caleb Kelly scored a team-high 16 points, including eight in the fourth quarter, to lead Central Aroostook of Mars Hill past Fort Fairfield.
Kelly hit two clinching free throws with six seconds left.
Mike McClung had 12 points for the winners and Kasey Brewer and Logan McLaughlin teamed up for 17 more.
Travis Noyes’ game-high 19 points, Jahleel Williams’ 12 and John McNamee’s nine points led Fort Fairfield.
Central Aroostook (3-0) 54
D. Brewer 1-0-2, McLaughlin 2-3-8, K. Brewer 2-5-9, Kelly 5-6-16, Stiles 1-1-3, York 2-0-4, McClung 5-2-12, Folsom
Fort Fairfield (2-1) 49
Williams 3-4-12, Booth 1-1-3, Dufour 1-0-2, Noyes 9-1-19, Churchill 0-2-2, McNamee 3-3-9, Clark 1-0-2
3-pt. goals: McLaughlin; Williams 2
Central Aroostook 8 22 36 54
Fort Fairfield 9 17 29 49
JV: Fort Fairfield 57-56
Brewer 62, Bangor 57
At Brewer, brothers Ray Bessette and Tyler Bessette combined for 27 points, 12 rebounds, six assists and three steals to help keep Brewer unbeaten on the season.
Nate Carson had a double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds for the 4-0 Witches. Ray Bessette scored 14 and Tyler had 13.
Zach Blodgett led the visiting 1-2 Rams with 26 points and nine rebounds while Clark Noonan finished with 12 points and nine boards.
The Witches led by as many as 14 before the Rams cut the lead to two with 1:18 left in the game.
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GIRLS BASKETBALL
Hermon 54, Bucksport 46
At Bucksport, Ashley Thayer’s 17 points and Mikayla Treadwell’s 11 powered Hermon to its victory over Bucksport.
Sadie Wright’s game-high 23 points and nine rebounds and Shelby Redman’s 17 points and 13 rebounds led Bucksport.
Hermon (1-1) 54
Thayer 6-4-17, Treadwell 3-5-11, Ross 2-1-6, Kelly 0-2-2, King 3-0-6, Snow 0-2-2, Nickerson 2-0-4, Davenport 3-0-6, Hamlin
Bucksport (0-5) 46
Wright 8-6-23, Redman 3-9-17, Churchill 0-3-3, Pye 0-1-1, Blair 0-2-2, Traske, Daigle, Greenlaw
3-pt. goals: Thayer, Ross; Redman 2, Wright
Hermon 4 22 34 54
Bucksport 9 22 31 46
Winslow 34, Mount View 31
At Thorndike, the Black Raiders erased a slim deficit and pulled out the victory.
Elizabeth Ferry sparked Winslow with a game-high 15 points. Megan Pelletier added nine points.
Channing Murphy led Mount View with nine points.
Winslow 34
Weed 1-0-2, Veilleux 0-1-1, Pelletier 2-5-9, Vigue, Bouchard 2-0-5, Chenard 1-0-2, Ferry 5-5-15
Mount View 31
D. Kein, L. Larrabee, Murphy 4-1-9, H. Kein 3-0-7, Dyer, C. Larrabee 2-2-6, Smith 2-0-4, Piotti 2-1-5
3-pt. goals: Bouchard; H. Kein
Winslow 4 12 20 34
Mount View 7 15 22 31
Nokomis 44, Belfast 31
At Belfast, Julie Smith scored 12 points and Marissa Shaw contributed 11 to spark the Warri-ors of Newport to victory.
Caroline Carr led the way for Belfast with 11 points.
Nokomis (2-2) 44
Smith 3-4-12, Shaw 4-3-11, Watson 3-1-8, Bradeen 3-0-6, Reynolds 1-0-2, Stone 1-0-2, Batchelder 1-0-2, Perry 0-1-1, Dunton, Richardson, Tosier, Bradbury, Lyford
Belfast (1-3) 31
Carr 2-7-11, Mansfield 2-3-7, Nelligan 2-1-5, Curtis 2-0-4, Cross 1-0-2, Cummings 1-0-2, Rausch, Lapham, Drinkwater, Doolan, Wood-bury
3-pt. goals: Smith 2, Watson
Nokomis 13 25 31 44
Belfast 9 15 22 31
JV: Nokomis 33-25
Islesboro 28, Acadia Christian 22
At Trenton, the Eagles outscored the hosts 14-3 in the second quarter on their way to victory.
Lindsay Durkee scored 12 points to pace Islesboro.
Brianna Springer led Islesboro with 10 points.
Islesboro 28
Small 1-0-2, Durkee 6-0-12, Craig 3-0-6, Govoni 2-2-6, Howell 1-0-2, Klewin
Acadia Christian 22
Hearn 1-0-2, Springer 4-0-10, Richard 1-0-2, Alexander 3-2-8, Abbott, Morang, St. Gelais, Bishop, Apalsch
3-pt. goals: Springer 2
Islesboro 4 18 28 28
Acadia Christian 5 8 16 22
Waterville 45, MCI 33
At Waterville, Jen Nale hit a three-pointer late in the third quarter to help erase a five-point deficit and scored 10 of her game-high 23 points in the fourth quarter as Waterville pulled away from Maine Central Institute.
Taylor Frame scored eight points for the winners.
Ashley Kitchin’s 12 points and Meghan Hughes’ 11 paced MCI.
MCI (1-3) 33
Kitchin 4-4-12, Sinclair, Glencross, Hughes 5-1-11, Houston 2-1-5, Alton 1-0-2, Morrell 1-1-3
Waterville (3-1) 45
Karter 2-1-5, Gardiner, Whitten 0-2-2, Frame 3-2-8, Nale 9-3-23, Gagne 2-0-4, Rousseau, Reynolds 1-1-3
3-pt. goals: Nale 2
MCI 10 18
25 33
Waterville 6 15 25 45
Calvary Chapel 48, Elan 24
At Orrington, Emily Mills scored 21 points and posted 18 rebounds to spark Calvary Chapel Christian by Elan of East Poland.
Haley Gulesian scored 10 points for the Sabers while Meagan Warman added 10 rebounds.
Vivianne Rabinowitz scored eight points to pace Elan.
Elan (0-2) 24
Walton 3-0-6, Boss 1-0-2, Wally 1-0-2, Ezank 3-0-6, Rabinowitz 3-0-8, Coolen
Calvary Chapel (4-1) 48
Warman 1-0-2, Violette 2-0-4, Mills 9-3-21, Richards 2-1-5, Gulesian 4-2-10, Coleman 3-0-6, Frasier
3-pt. goals: Rabinowitz 2
Elan 5 7 15 24
Calvary Chapel 10 27 44 48
Woodland 63, Jonesport-Beals 34
At Jonesport, Taylor Cochran and Ariel Knights scored 12 points apiece and Kelsey Worden tossed in 11 more as Woodland upended Jonesport-Beals.
Whitney Bassett had eight points for the winners.
Morgan Merchant’s 10 points and Morgan Beal’s eight powered Jonesport-Beals.
Woodland (4-1) 63
Laking 3-1-7, Boomer 1-5-7, Knights 5-2-12, Burtt 1-2-4, Worden 4-3-11, Cochran 5-2-12, Hamilton 0-1-1, Hurlburt, White 0-2-2, Lozier, Roderick, Bassett 3-2-8
Jonesport-Beals (0-4) 34
Maclean 1-0-2, Merchant 5-0-10, K. Jones, B. Beal 1-0-2, Alley, L, Beal 3-0-6, E. Crowley 1-1-3, Carver, Todd 1-0-2, A. Crowley 0-1-1, M. Beal 3-0-8
3-pt. goals: M. Beal 2
Woodland 16 32 44 63
Jonesport-Beals 7 16 23 34
Winthrop 51, Georges Valley 34
At Winthrop, Kelsey Ouellette connected for a game-high 23 points to propel Winthrop by Georges Valley of Thomaston.
Kennadi Grover scored 19 points to lead Georges Valley.
Georges Valley (1-3) 34
Snow, Denault, Mazurek, Rich, Bradbury 1-1-3, Grover 6-7-19, Ames-Allan, Haskell 0-1-1, R. Frye 1-0-2, Wallace, D. Frye, Veilleux 3-3-9
Winthrop (2-2) 51
Lough 1-1-3, Ouellette 9-4-23, Scott 2-3-7, Belanger, Nason 1-0-2, Carlson 0-2-2, Veilleux 1-1-3, Flaherty 1-0-2, Michelson 2-0-4, Warner 2-0-5
3-pt. goals: Warner, Ouellette
Georges Valley 4 11 23 34
Winthrop 3 15 29 51
JV: Winthrop 56-19
Easton 40, Limestone/MSSM 39
At Limestone, Carla Halverson scored six of her 15 points in the fourth quarter to help Easton hold off the Limestone Community School/Maine School of Science and Mathematics.
Sydney Trask had nine points for the winners.
Caitlin Good’s 14 points and Savanna Gray’s seven led LCS/MSSM.
Easton (3-2) 40
Hammond 2-0-4, Halverson 7-1-15, Poole, Parlin, Trask 3-3-9, Plourde 1-0-2, Babineau 3-0-6, Desmond 2-0-4
LCS/MSSM (1-4) 39
Cote 3-0-6, Good 5-4-14, S. Leighton 2-2-6, St. Pierre 1-0-2, Gray 3-1-7, Allen, C. Leighton 2-0-4
3-pt. goals: none
Easton 9 16 26 40
LCS/MSSM 13 16 28 39
JV: LCS/MSSM 38-35
Presque Isle 53, Caribou 28
At Caribou, Chelsea Nickerson and Chandler Guerrette teamed up for 15 first-half points as unbeaten Presque Isle built a comfortable 17-point halftime lead and never looked back en route to its fifth win.
Guerrette finished with 12 points, Kayla Richards had 11 and Nickerson wound up with nine points, eight in the first half.
Alexa Massey’s nine points and Jenna Selander’s eight paced Caribou.
Presque Isle (5-0) 53
Ireland 1-0-3, Nickerson 4-1-9, Guerrette 4-3-12, Bernier 1-2-4, Kofstad, Richards 3-5-11, Park, Bonville 0-2-2, Lynds, Johnston 1-2-5, Stewart 3-1-7
Caribou (2-2) 28
Martin, Michaud 1-1-3, Lizotte 1-0-2, Collins, A. Violette 1-0-2, Soucy 1-0-2, Selander 1-6-8, D. Violette, Massey 4-1-9, Doak 1-0-2
3-pt. goals: Ireland, Guerrette, Johnston
Presque Isle 14 27 39 53
Caribou 6 10 18 28
JV: PI 29-27
Bangor 44, Brewer 39
At Bangor, sophomore forward Kate Treadwell scored all 12 of her points in the second half and Brieanna Tocci hit a 3-pointer from the left corner with just over two minutes to play to give Bangor the lead for good.
Treadwell, who was battling the flu, put the game away with a fast-break layup off a missed Brewer free throw with just over a minute remaining in regulation.
She also had 12 rebounds.
Both teams struggled on the offensive end early, and the Witches took a 14-10 lead into half-time despite going scoreless from the field in the second quarter.
The Rams finally broke out of their funk after halftime, scoring the first seven points of the second half, but Brewer kept fighting, thanks to the perimeter shooting of Holly Nickerson and Amy Adams, who collaborated for 18 second-half points, all from 3-point range.
Hillary Throckmorton was the game’s high scorer with 19 points for the 2-1 Rams, and she also had seven steals and eight rebounds. Kim Jordan contributed four assists.
Nickerson led 1-3 Brewer with 12 points while Adams had eight.
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HOCKEY
Presque Isle 5, Orono 2
At the Northern Maine Forum in Presque Isle, brothers and linemates Brennen Shaw and Connor Shaw scored goals 1:17 apart late in the second period to snap a 2-2 tie.
Caleb and Jacob Buck and Adam Flynn scored the other goals for 3-1 Presque Isle. Brennen Shaw had three assists, Connor Shaw had a pair and Isaac LaJoie had an assist. Nic Davis and Josh MacFarline combined for 14 saves.
Matt Cloutier and Dan Perry scored for 2-1 Orono and Mike Brown made 27 saves.
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GOLF
LOCAL
At Green Valley GC, West Enfield
Tuesday Night Men’s League
Marshall Foster 36, Michael Clendenning 38; pins: No. 7 Michael Clendenning 24-5
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PLAYER OF THE WEEK
COLLEGE
Sunrise Conference
Kristen Violette (University of Maine at Fort Kent senior), women’s basketball, totaled 18 points and 10 rebounds against Husson.
Emily Pelletier (University of Maine at Presque Isle freshman), women’s basketball co-rookie, averaged 11 points, 2 assists, 1.5 re-bounds in two games.
Clifford McDonald (University of Maine at Machias junior), men’s basketball, averaged 23.5 points, 8 rebounds and 1.5 steals in two games.
Great Northeast Athletic
Conference
Tyler Kelley (Saint Joseph’s College junior from Saco), men’s basketball, averaged 19.5 points, 6.5 rebounds and 1.5 assists in wins over Johnson and Wales and Suffolk.
America East
Meaghann Fisher (University of Maine senior), women’s swimming, placed first in the 100 butterfly (59.48 seconds), 200 butterfly (2:10
.73) and was a part of the winning 200 medley relay team against Bates.
Brian Landry (University of Maine sophomore), men’s swimming, won the 100 breaststroke (1:02.76), 200 breaststroke (2:17.44) and the 200 IM (2:04.97) against Bates.
Corey Conner (University of Maine), men’s indoor track, won the 3,000 meter run against New Hampshire with an ECAC-qualifying time of 9:54.35 and was a part of the winning 4×880 relay team (9:43.98).
Jesse Labreck (University of Maine from Oakland), women’s indoor field, won the high jump with a leap of 5-07.75 and set a school re-cord in the 55 hurdles with a time of 8.18. Both qualified for the ECAC.
Riley Masters (University of Maine from Bangor), women’s indoor track, won the 3,000 meter run with an IC4A-qualifying time of 8:20.87 and was a part of the winning 4×880 relay team (8:15.76).
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YOUTH BASKETBALL
FRESHMAN
John Bapst boys (4-1) 64, Mattanawcook Acad. (1-2) 46
John Bapst top scorers: Charles Kindya 29, Shawn Curran 11; Mattanawcook: Aaron King 15, Cody Hartford 13