HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS BASKETBALL
Calais 85, Machias 36
Cen. Aroostook 83, Van Buren 43
Foxcroft Acad. 75, Dexter 47
Jonesport-Beals 60, Lubec 44
Orono 44, Penquis 40
Schenck 61, Stearns 52
Sumner 63, DI-Stonington 42
Penobscot Valley 39, Piscataquis 30
Biddeford 59, Kennebunk 39
Bonny Eagle 40, Gorham 39
Cheverus 60, Deering 38
Falmouth 55, Lake Region 49
Fryeburg Acad. 48, Poland 37
Gray-New Gloucester 53, North Yarmouth Acad. 43
Greely 59, Cape Elizabeth 46
Marshwood 68, Massabesic 56
Scarborough 68, Thornton Acad. 46
South Portland 56, Portland 51
Westbrook 55, Windham 51
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GIRLS BASKETBALL
Deering 57, Cheverus 22
Falmouth 48, Lake Region 42
Fryeburg Acad. 39, Poland 26
Gorham 36, South Portland 34
Gould Acad. 41, Kents Hill 34
Greely 47, Cape Elizabeth 33
Houlton 56, Hodgdon 37
LCS/MSSM 39, Ashland 31
Lubec 65, Jonesport-Beals 45
McAuley 51, Portland 47
Noble 51, Massabesic 32
Thornton Acad. 48, Kennebunk 29
Waynflete 52, Hyde 26
Woodland 66, Shead 20
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COLLEGE
MEN’S BASKETBALL
Amherst 71, Bates 66
Middlebury 62, Bowdoin 50
Williams 72, Colby 67
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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Amherst 63, Bates 46
Bowdoin 76, Middlebury 50
Colby 74, Williams 72
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MEN’S ICE HOCKEY
Amherst 4, Colby 2
Bowdoin 3, Hamilton 2 (OT)
New Hampshire 4, Maine 1
So. Maine 3, Skidmore 2 (OT)
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WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY
Bowdoin 4, Hamilton 3
Colby 3, Wesleyan 0
So. Maine 0, Saint Anselm 0 (OT)
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SOFTBALL
Virginia Tech 4, Maine 1
Tennessee Chattanooga 3, Maine 1
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MEN’S SQUASH
Colby 9, MIT 0
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BOYS BASKETBALL
Cen. Aroostook 83, Van Buren 43
At Van Buren, Manny Martinez scored 25 points to lift Central Aroostook of Mars Hill over Van Buren. Caleb Kelly and Garrett Stiles scored 10 points each for the Panthers. Jacob Giangiordano led the Crusaders with 22 points. Derrick Rossignol scored 13 points.
Foxcroft 75, Dexter 47
At Dover-Foxcroft, Josiah Richard totaled 20 points and seven assists to lead Foxcroft Academy to victory over Dexter. James Johnson had 13 points, 13 rebounds and nine blocks for the Ponies. Ryan Stroud scored 11 points and Jamie Nason chipped in eight points and seven assists. Andrew Lary led Dexter with 11 points.
Jonesport-Beals 60, Lubec 44
At Lubec, Justin Alley scored 17 points to push Jonesport-Beals past Lubec. Matt Alley posted 14 points for the Royals. Andrew Beal scored 12 points and Lucas Holmes scored 11. Timmy Gross scored 18 points for the Hornets. Jacob Robbins added 10.
Orono 44, Penquis 40
At Milo, Orono outscored Penquis 7-3 in the fourth quarter to capture victory. Joel Riemersma scored 17 points for the Red Riots and Brandon LeVasseur had four of his six points in the fourth. Ryan Bailey led Penquis with 15 points.
Sumner 63, DI-Stonington 42
At Deer Isle, Matt Boyle scored 24 points to lead Sumner of East Sullivan to victory over Deer Isle-Stonington. Woody Huber scored 15 points for the Tigers and Chris Weaver chipped in 10 points. Eben Powers had 14 rebounds and 11 points for the Mariners. Joe Carter also scored 11 points.
Calais 85, Machias 36
At Calais, Jeremy Carr scored 22 points as Calais routed Machias. Roman Hall had 14 points for the Blue Devils. Jordan Leeman scored 11 points and Cal Shorey chipped in 10 points. Joe Thompson scored seven points to lead Machias.
PVHS 39, PCHS 30
At Guilford, Joe McCloskey had nine points and nine rebounds to lead Penobscot Valley of Howland past Piscataquis. Jonathan Hallett also scored nine points for the Howlers. Dylan Izbicki tallied seven points and eight rebounds and Cody Briggs seven points for the Pirates.
Schenck 61, Stearns 52
At East Millinocket, senior guard Aaron Hutchins scored 24 points, including 10 in the fourth quarter, as the Wolver-ines held off rival Stearns of Millinocket to avenge an overtime loss earlier in the season. The win should move Schenck (14-4) into third place in the final Eastern Maine Class C Heal point ratings that are scheduled to be released Sunday, while Stearns (16-2) likely will finish fifth in the division. Schenck built a 35-21 lead midway through the third quarter, but Stearns used fullcourt defensive pressure to force Wolverine turnovers and climb back into the game. A 3-pointer by Garen Manzo capped off a run of six unanswered points that rallied the Minutemen to a 43-43 tie with 4:54 left in the game. Schenck responded with an 8-2 run to r4egain control, as Terry McCafferty sandwiched two free throws and a follow-up basket around a runner by Hutchins before Josh Brown converted a midcourt steal into a layup to give the Wolverines a 51-45 lead with 2:50 left. Stearns got no closer than five points the rest of the way. Jared White added 10 points, 10 rebounds and four steals for Schenck,while Brown had nine points and seven rebounds and McCafferty had eight points and seven rebounds. Manzo led Brandon McLaughlin paced Stearns with 14 points, while Brandon McLaughlin scored 12 points and grabbed seven rebounds.
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GIRLS BASKETBALL
Lubec 65, Jonesport-Beals 45
At Lubec, senior Shelby Searles scored 24 points as Lubec defeated Jonesport-Beals on Senior Night. Senior Krista Wright added 20 points for the Hornets and Amanda Huntley scored 13 points. Hannah Carver led the Royalettes with 12 points.
Woodland 66, Shead 20
At Woodland, Julia Nicholas scored 25 points as Woodland routed Shead of Eastport. Ashley Laking scored 14 points for the Dragons and freshman Kelsey Worden added nine points and eight rebounds. Kirby McPhail paced Shead with six points.
Houlton 56, Hodgdon 37
At Houlton, Desiree Dow had 14 points and seven rebounds as Houlton beat Hodgdon. Vanessa Sanderson totaled 13 points and 10 rebounds for the Shiretowners. Chelsea Sloat paced the Hawks with 10 points.
LCS/MSSM 39, Ashland 31
At Limestone, Kellie Peers made a half-court shot at the buzzer to end the third quarter to make it 27-23 and lead Limestone/Maine School of Science and Mathematics to victory over Ashland. Stacy Bernier led the Eagles with 13 points. Taylor Baker scored 10 points to pace the Hornets.
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COLLEGE
Men’s basketball
Amherst 71, Bates 66
At Lewiston, Brian Baskauskas scored 28 points as Amherst College held off Bates. Taylor Barrise netted 11 points for Amherst. Chris Wilson of Brewer paced Bates with 24 points while Jimmy O’Keefe added 12.
Middlebury 62, Bowdoin 50
At Middlebury, Vt., Ben Rudin scored 25 points to power the Panthers past the Polar Bears of Brunswick. Will Hanley led Bowdoin with 14 points.
Williams 72, Colby 67
At Williamstown, Mass., Harlan Dodson scored 17 points and Blake Schultz and Kevin Snyder added 15 apiece to lead Wil-liams by Colby of Waterville. Adam Choice paced Colby with 23 points and needs one more point to hit the career 1,000 collegiate mark. Michael Russell added 13 points.
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Women’s basketball
Colby 74, Williams 72
At Waterville, Aarika Ritchie of Lee hit a short jumper in the final seconds to lift Colby past Williams. Ritchie finished with 11 points and six assists while Alison Cappelloni tossed in 20 points, Sam Allen 14 and Julianne Kowalski 12 for the Mules. Mika Peterman and Jill Greenberg paced Williams with 14 points apiece while Taylor Shea added 13.
Bowdoin 76, Middlebury 50
At Brunswick, Bowdoin scored 33 points off 23 Middlebury turnovers en route to its 17th victory. Alexa Kaubris paced the Polar Bears with 15 points, Jill Henrikson added 12 and Ellery Gould put in 10. Lauren Sanchez led Middlebury with 15 points.
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SOFTBALL
Maine loses two
At Chattanooga, Tenn., Virginia Tech scored four runs in the third inning on two hits and an error as the Hokies defeated the University of Maine 4-1 in the first game. University of Tennessee Chattanooga downed Maine 3-1 in the second game. In the first game, Jenna Rhodes singled four times for Virginia Tech. Kirsten Froehlich hit an RBI single and Charisse Mariconda doubled. Stephanie George hit an RBI double in the fourth for the Black Bears. Ashley Waters doubled and Kristen Colvetti singled and scored a run. In the second game, Michelle Fuzzard doubled, singled, scored a run and had an RBI for Chattanooga. Tiffany Baker added two singles and an RBI. Whitney Spangler singled and knocked in a run for the Black Bears, and Erin Iandoli doubled.
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MEN’S HOCKEY
New Hampshire 4, Maine 1
At Durham, N.H., a shorthanded goal by UNH proved pivotal Friday night as the Wildcats regained momentum on James van Riemsdyk’s second-period shorthander after Maine had scored just 1:42 earlier and UNH went on to post a vic-tory at the Whittemore Center. It was UNH’s fifth straight win over Maine at the Whittemore Center. UNH improved to 13-8-4 overall, 9-6-3 in Hockey East. Maine fell to 11-13-3 and 6-10-2, respectively. Maine is now 1-8-2 in its last 11 games, while UNH is 8-2-1. Danny Dries and Steve Moses staked UNH to a 2-0 lead with goals 3:32 apart within the game’s first 5:17. Matt Duffy’s power-play goal pulled Maine within 2-1 at the 3:25 mark of the second period, but van Riemsdyk answered. Mike Sislo made it 4-1 and all but sewed up the win with 3:56 remaining in the middle period. Jamie Fritsch started the play that led to van Riemsdyk’s crucial goal by winning a one-on-one battle with Maine’s Spencer Abbott in the defensive zone and then sending the puck up to Sislo. Sislo broke down the right wing and slid the puck across to van Riemsdyk, who was able to get his stick free from Maine defenseman Simon Danis-Pepin and direct the puck past Dave Wilson. Maine had a couple of power-play chances later in the period but were unable to capitalize. Maine lost leading scorer Gustav Nyquist to a neck injury earlier in the period. Sislo’s goal came seconds after Maine had a great opportunity to pull within 3-2 when Abbott fed an unattended Van Dyk in the low slot. But Van Dyk’s shot sailed over the net as it may have hit a UNH stick. Moments later, Maine defenseman Ryan Hegarty mishandled the puck at the blue line and Sislo poked it free and broke down the right wing in a two-on-one. Sislo snapped a wrist shot from the right circle beat Wilson over his glove into the short side corner. Dries opened the scoring by wheeling out of the corner to Wilson’s right and firing a wrist shot from the top of the left circle over Wilson’s glove. Moses made it 2-0 off a three-on-two as he wristed a shot from the top of the right circle over Wilson’s blocker into the far corner. Wilson was caught deep in his net. UNH had the game’s first 10 shots on goal. Duffy gave the Bears some life with a one-timer from the midpoint, his third career goal against UNH. That gave Maine a power-play goal in nine of its last 10 games, but that’s all the Bears could muster. The teams play again tonight in Manchester, N.H.