HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL
Biddeford 27, Marshwood 0
Brunswick 32, Edward Little 12
Cheverus 30, Gorham 6
Cony 28, Mount Ararat 7
Deering 14, Portland 0
Foxcroft 28, Mattanawcook 7
Jay 34, Sacopee Valley 2
Lawrence 61, Brewer 20
Leavitt 29, Hampden 22 (OT)
Lewiston 26, Oxford Hills 0
Maranacook 13, Traip 6
Massabesic 16, Scarborough 13
MDI 35, Belfast 18
Messalonskee 28, Mt. Blue 12
Mountain Valley 39, Lake Region 0
Rockland 34, Orono 0
Thornton Academy 63, Kennebunk 7
Waterville 21, Morse 20
Wells 21, Greely 0
Windham 40, South Portland 12
Winthrop 22, Madison 14 (2OT)
BOYS SOCCER
Bangor 5, Brewer 0
Dexter 3, Central 0
LCS/MSSM 0, Washburn 0 (2OT)
Washington Acad. 5, George Stevens 1
GIRLS SOCCER
Bangor 14, Brewer 1
Caribou 8, Mattanawcook 0
Central 4, Dexter 1
John Bapst 4, Ellsworth 1
LCS/MSSM 4, Washburn 3
Lee 3, Foxcroft 2
Madawaska 4, Cen. Aroostook 0
Old Town 6, Hermon 3
Woodland 5, Shead 0
FIELD HOCKEY
Brewer 5, Lewiston 2
Dexter 1, Central 0
John Bapst 4, Piscataquis 0
Mattanawcook 5, Old Town 0
Nokomis 4, MCI 0
Stearns 1, Orono 0 (OT)
WOMEN’S SOCCER
Dartmouth 3, Maine 1
FIELD HOCKEY
Thomas 7, Bay Path 0
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MDI 35, Belfast 18
At Bar Harbor, Derek Colbeth rushed 18 times for 136 yards and scored two touchdowns to help lead Mount Desert Island past Belfast.
MDI held a 21-18 lead in the fourth quarter until Duncan Smith gave the Trojans some insurance on a 31-yard touchdown run. Elias Burne added another touchdown on a 1-yard run.
Burne totaled 56 yards on 15 carries and scored two touchdowns for MDI. The Trojans totaled 373 yards on 54 plays.
Willie Fogg scored two touchdowns to pace Belfast. Matt Sanderson also scored on a 3-yard run in the first quarter. The Lions had 158 yards on 44 plays.
Chase Bickford led MDI’s defense with nine tackles, three sacks and a blocked punt. Taylor Stewart recorded 12 tackles.
Belfast (0-1) 12 6 0 0 — 18
MDI (1-0) 14 7 0 14 — 35
MDI — Colbeth 45 run (pass failed)
B — Sanderson 3 run (rush failed)
MDI — Burne 1 run (Colbeth rush)
B — Fogg 70 kick return (pass failed)
MDI — Colbeth 1 run (Prior kick)
B — Fogg 13 run (rush failed)
MDI —Smith 31 run (Prior kick)
MDI — Burne 1 run (Prior kick)
Lawrence 61, Brewer 20
At Fairfield, senior running back Christian Powers scored six touchdowns and Lawrence of Fairfield scored the game’s first 35 points en route to a comfortable win.
Devin Sherman’s 46-yard touchdown scamper jumpstarted a 28-point first quarter that also featured TD runs of 13, 16 and 13 by Powers.
Curtis Dow’s 13-yard run made it 35-0 in the second period before Dom Drake caught a 23-yard TD pass from Dylan Oxley.
Powers scored the next three touchdowns as he sandwiched runs of three and 35 yard around an 85-yard fumble recovery return.
Tylor Perry’s two-yard run and Caleb Woodward’s three-yard dive provided Brewer’s final two TDs before Alex Leathers’ one-yard run capped the scoring for Lawrence.
Powers carried the ball eight times for 106 yards.
Brewer’s Drake caught four passes for 96 yards.
Brewer (0-1) 0 6 0 14 — 20
Lawrence (1-0) 28 7 20 6 — 61
L — Sherman 46 run (Dearborn kick)
L — Powers 13 run (Dearborn kick)
L — Powers 16 run (Dearborn kick)
L — Powers 13 run (Dearborn kick)
L — Dow 13 run (Dearborn kick)
B — Drake 23 pass from Oxley (rush failed)
L — Powers 3 run (Dearborn kick)
L — Powers 85 fumble return (rush failed)
L — Powers 35 run (Dearborn kick)
B — Perry 2 run (Woodward rush)
B — Woodward 3 run (pass failed)
L — Leathers 1 run (kick failed)
Rams 28, Eagles 7
At Augusta, Nick Lucas completed eight of 10 passes for 103 yards and three touchdowns to lead Cony past Mount Ararat of Topsham.
Rick Orio caught three passes for 83 yards and scored two touchdowns for the Rams. Luke Dunkley had 101 yards on 13 carries and scored twice.
Cony’s T.J. Vallee recorded 14 tackles, and Chris Robinson had an interception.
Mount Ararat (0-1) 0 7 0 0 — 7
Cony (1-0) 9 0 12 7 — 28
Leavitt 29, Hampden 22 (OT)
At Turner, Eric Pheiss scampered 10 yards for a touchdown in overtime to give Leavitt its first lead of the night, and the Hornets’ defense stopped the Broncos on a fourth-down play inside the 10-yard line to seal the victory.
Hampden had led 22-7 in the third quarter.
Josh Strickland, who led the Hornets with 159 yards on 27 carries, brought his team within two with a fourth-quarter touchdown while Lucas Witham enabled Leavitt to tie it as he sacked Hampden QB Jonathan Haase for a safety.
Eric Pheiss rushed for 51 yards and three TDs for Leavitt and completed 11 of 19 passes for 121 yards.
Haase finished 12-for-22 with 171 yards and no interceptions for Hampden. Michael Jenkins, who rushed for 24 yards, scored a first-quarter touchdown while Nolan Turner hauled in a 54-yard TD pass from Haase. Justin Rodgerson added a five-yard TD catch for the Broncos.
Hampden (0-1) 6 9 7 0 0 — 22
Leavitt (1-0) 0 7 7 8 7 — 29
H —Jenkins 1 run (kick failed)
H — Cust 26 field goal
L —Pheiss 8 run (Urquhart kick)
H —Turner 54 pass from Haase (run failed)
H —Rodgerson 5 pass from Haase (Cust kick)
L — Pheiss 3 run (Urquhart kick)
L —Strickland 38 run (run failed)
L — Safety, Witham sacked Haase in end zone (1:54 left)
L — Pheiss 10 run (Urquhart kick)
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Girls soccer
Lee 3, Foxcroft 2
At Lee, Katelyn Mallet broke the 2-2 tie, scoring off a Britney Rideout assist with about 10 minutes remaining in regulation, to lift Lee Academy over Foxcroft Academy.
Rideout had a goal and two assists for the 1-0 Pandas. Ashley Dill scored a goal and Kelsey Grass had an assist. Felicia Thornton saved six of 15 shots.
She-Ann Sergeant and Tia Gould scored unassisted goals for the 0-1 Ponies. Sarah Whittemore stopped five of 11 shots.
John Bapst 4, Ellsworth 1
At Bangor, Lexi Chasse scored two goals and assisted another as John Bapst defeated Ellsworth.
Sierre Pierce also scored twice for the 1-0 Crusaders. Kate Gerow had an assist. Laura Jordan saved nine of 14 shots.
Heather Holt scored in the second half for 0-1 Ellsworth. Morgaen Jones turned away 14 of 21 shots.
JV: 1-1
Central 4, Dexter 1
At Dexter, Mackenzie McHugh had two goals to help lift Central of Corinth over Dexter.
Hannah Pray and Michelle Ferrie scored goals for the 1
-0 Red Devils. Remay Burke assisted a goal as Samantha Brownell stopped eight of 16 shots.
Raven Patterson scored in the second half off a Sarah Murray assist for the 0-1 Tigers. Kaitlyn Caron turned away 17 of 27 shots.
Old Town 6, Hermon 3
At Hermon, Katie Deshane had a hat trick as Old Town defeated Hermon.
Meagan Cousins had a goal and an assist for the 1-0 Coyotes. Kayla Brooks and Samantha McLaughlin also scored. Sabrina Jordan, Kelsey Maxim and Micayla Hussey provided assists. Annie Cashon saved 10 of 19 shots.
Lindsey Allen scored twice for 0-1 Hermon. Nicole Turmel had a goal as Audrey Cliff and Meghan Burnett each had an assist. Sara Bishop turned away 17 of 27 shots.
JV: Hermon 3-2
Caribou 8, Mattanawcook 0
At Lincoln, Jamie Martin and Jenna Selander scored two goals each as Caribou defeated Mattanawcook Academy in the Lynx’s first varsity game in school history.
Abby Small, Morgan Swan, Lydia Kieffer and Kayla Collins also scored for the 2-2 Vikings. Brittany Doak saved 12 of 14 shots.
Taylor Blood and Jenn Rider combined to stop 25 of 37 shots for 0-1 Mattanawcook.
Woodland 5, Shead 0
At Woodland, Molly White recorded a hat trick with three goals as the Woodland Dragons opened the season with a win.
Hope Howard and Ann Ressdal added goals for the 1-0 Dragons while Kelsey Worden had seven saves on 16 shots.
Cassandra Stanhope saved six of 18 shots for 0-1 Shead of Eastport.
LCS/MSSM 4, Washburn 3
At Limestone, Limestone Community School/Maine School of Science and Mathematics scored three straight goals in the second half and held on to defeat Washburn.
Stephanie Leighton scored two second-half goals and Jasmine Cote scored for the 3-3-1 Eagles. Daniele Pelkey scored in the first half and Amanda Allen provided an assist. Audra Kirk saved five of eight shots.
Lindsey Blackstone had a goal and an assist for the 2-4-3 Beavers. Jordan Chandler and Kristi Sperrey also scored. Rayah Saucier saved seven of 14 shots.
Madawaska 4, Cen. Aroostook 0
At Mars Hill, Valerie Parker scored twice as Madawaska beat Central Aroostook of Mars Hill.
Nicole Cyr and Meagan Ouellette scored goals for 3-3-0 Madawaska. Amanda Nadeau saved four of nine shots.
Ashley Estabrook turned away five of 20 shots for 3-5-1 Central Aroostook.
Bangor 14, Brewer 1
At Bangor, freshman Grace Maclean netted a hat trick in her first varsity game while senior striker Eliza Estabrook scored three times as well as Bangor won comfortably in a mutual opener.
Kim Jordan scored a pair of goals for the 1-0 Rams, which outshot the Witches 46-4. Liz Hintz, Megan Doucette, Annie McKay, Ashley Robinson, Chelsey Hardy, Brianna McKenna and Adriana Capuano each added a goal while Estabrook, Shannon Broznya, Gabrielle Grandchamp, Hintz and McKay each had an assist.
Meri Wicks and Mia Smith combined to make three saves for Bangor.
Rachel Braithwaite scored a consolation goal in the second half for 0-1 Brewer. Hannah Simmons, Missy Thompson and Colleen Gilley combined for 18 saves.
JV: Bangor 13-1
***
Boys soccer
Dexter 3, Central 0
At Corinth, Corbin Bilodeau tallied twice and Andrew Wing scored the third, all in the second half, as the Tigers toppled the Red Devils.
Ryan Wilks had the only assist, on a Bilodeau goal. Goalkeeper Nathan Wyman made eight saves on nine shots.
Cole Haskell made nine saves on 12 shots for Central.
JV: Dexter 3-0
WA Raiders 5, George Stevens 1
At East Machias, Nicholas Hickson and Ben Teer scored two goals apiece as Washington Academy topped George Stevens Academy of Blue Hill.
Noah von Rotz added a goal for the 1-0 Raiders. Bryce Colbeth turned away 10 of 11 shots.
Mike Senter-Zapata scored in the second half for the 0-1 Eagles. Ben Olivari saved 29 of 34 shots.
Madawaska 2, Cen. Aroostook 0
At Mars Hill, Michael Cannan scored a goal off a Jon Lee assist with 26:32 remaining in the first half, giving the Owls the only goal they would need.
Lee also set up Cannan for a second-half goal as Madawaska (5-1-1) beat Central Aroostook for the second time this season. Jamie Cyr made six saves on 15 shots for the Owls.
Ross Grass made seven saves on 18 shots for the 7-2 Panthers.
LCS/MSSM 0, Washburn 0 (2OT)
At Limestone, Aaron St. Pierre of Limestone Community School/Maine School of Science and Mathematics and Washburn’s Justin Howe didn’t allow a goal through regulation and two overtimes.
Pierre stopped six of 11 shots for the 2-4-1 Eagles and Howe made 15 saves on 22 shots for the 1-7-1 Beavers.
Bangor 5, Brewer 0
At Doyle Field in Brewer, senior striker Nick George scored three goals and assisted on another as the defending Eastern Maine Class A champs opened their season with a convincing season-opening win.
Phil Frost and Brian Loiselle scored the other Bangor goals.
Phil Frost opened the scoring 7:14 into the game as he took a pass from Loiselle and toe-poked the ball into the far corner past helpless junior goalie Shawn Williams.
George gave the Rams some well-earned breathing room with 22 seconds left in the half as he broke behind the Witch defense to gather in a long thrown-in by Adam King and had his shot deflect off a Brewer defender between Williams’ legs.
George made it 3-0 3:03 into the second half when he and his cousins, Noah and Phil Frost, teamed up on a beautiful passing sequence. Phil Frost accepted a pass from Noah Frost and sent a low cross across the goalmouth where George simply tapped it home.
George completed his hat trick by finishing off a Phil Frost through ball with an angled shot into the far corner and Brian Loiselle capped the scoring by lunging to direct George’s pass into the net.
Bud Angst made two saves on three shots for Bangor while Williams turned aside 11 of 39 shots.
***
Field hockey
Stearns 1, Orono 0 (OT)
At Orono, Amanda Knanich scored off a corner with 15 seconds remaining in overtime to give the Minutemen the win.
Becca Leavitt set up Knanich’s score, and Kristin Marter turned back all eight shots she faced.
Amber Saucier made seven saves on 10 shots for the Red Riots.
JV: Stearns 1-0
Nokomis 4, MCI 0
At Pittsfield, Sabrina Vaillancourt scored two goals as Nokomis of Newport shut out Maine Central Institute.
Jordin McGinnis had a goal and an assist for the 1-0 Warriors. Marissa Shaw also scored. Mackenzie Smith and Katie Chase provided assists. Maria Adams made nine saves.
Kayla Michaud turned away 11 shots for the 0-1 Huskies.
JV: 1-1
Mattanawcook 5, Old Town 0
At Lincoln, Brooke Hanscom had a hat trick to lead Mattanawcook Academy past Old Town.
Morgan Russell and Brooke Kimball also scored for the 1-0 Lynx. Taylor Hawkins had two assists while Rianne Gardner and Morgan Mushero each provided an assist. Colleen Albert saved all four shots.
Danyle Boobar turned away five of 16 shots for 0-1 Old Town.
Brewer 5, Lewiston 2
At Lewiston, Amanda Ryan scored one goal and assisted on two others as the Witches won their season opener.
Delaney Turner, Kim Thorn, Tonya Carlson and Lindsay Houp scored a goal apiece for Brewer. Deaven Smith registered two assists, while Rowan Bost had one. Angela Patterson made 11 saves on 15 shots.
Katherine Tirabassi and Saba Naji notched unassisted goals for 0-1 Lewiston. Marissa Zamrock made 12 saves on 17 shots.
JV: Lewiston 2-1
Dexter 1, Central 0
At Corinth, Jordyn Bell scored on an assist from Devyn Bell with 15:09 remaining in the first half to lead Dexter past Central.
Maicee Gustin saved all
five shots to earn the shutout for the 1-0 Tigers.
Alix Rudzinski turned away eight of nine shots for the 0-1 Red Devils.
JV: Dexter 4-0
John Bapst 4, Piscataquis 0
At Guilford, Marianne Ferguson scored two goals to help lift John Bapst of Bangor over Piscataquis.
Emily Tilton and Brianne Robertson added goals for the 1-0 Crusaders. Elise Tilton had two assists and Tori Huckestein provided an assist. Aubre Stanislawski saved both shots.
Brianna Tweedie turned away 18 of 22 shots for 0-1 Piscataquis.
***
COLLEGE
Field hockey
Thomas 7, Bay Path 0
At Longmeadow, Mass., Ali Kriegel scored two goals and assisted another as Thomas College blanked Bay Path College.
Allison Defilipp and Chelsie Morris also scored two goals for 1-0 Thomas. Kellie Martel added a goal.
***
WOMEN’S SOCCER
Dartmouth 3, Maine 1
At Hanover, N.H., Aly O’Dea, Myra Sack and Peyton Tata scored goals at Dartmouth College defeated the University of Maine.
Melisa Kmjaic, Kelsey Quick and Grace Best provided assists for 1-0 Dartmouth. Colleen Hogan saved two of three shots.
Laura Martel scored off a Kelsey Wilson assist for the 1-2 Black Bears. Meagan Price-Leibenzeder made three saves on six shots.
***
CROSS COUNTRY
HIGH SCHOOL
At Bangor, 2.6 miles
Brewer girls 29, Hampden 52, Bangor 54, Lawrence 113, Waterville 113
Sara Chavarie (Brw) 17:33, Michelle Haluska (Brw) 17:52, Rachel Huber (Ban) 18:08, Lily Sund (Brw) 18:37, Alley Becker (HA) 18:46, Blakelee Jordan (HA) 18:50, Bekah Clark (Brw) 18:57, Mariah Reading (Ban) 19:02, Courtney Williams (W) 19:04, Sarah Fuller (L) 19:17,k Kendall Lunn (Ban) 19:22, Libby Huber (Ban) 19:27, Mikaela King (Brw) 19:28, Hannah Holden (HA) 19:33, Samara Garcia (L) 20:09, Allie Rowe (W) 20:28, Abby Sherburne (HA) 20:29, Angie Iannazzi (HA) 20:33, Katy Laverdiere (Ban) 20:37, Molly Howe 9HA) 20:43, Caroline Hetterman (Ban) 20:45, Meghan Rowe (Ban) 20:47, Helene Sherburne (HA) 20:48
Hampden boys 29, Bangor 53, Waterville 74, Lawrence 96, Brewer 114
Sam Nisbett (Ban) 13:44, Darik Frye (HA) 14:00, Sebastian Peters (L) 14:31, Evan Piccirillo (HA) 14:40, Jeff Hale (W) 14:55, Greg O’Donnell (HA) 15:14, Jonathon Belanger (Ban) 15:39, Ethan Burke (HA) 15:42, Andrew Closson (HA) 15:42, Sam Nashed (W) 15:58, Juergon Pilot (Ban) 15:59, Travis Bach (HA) 16:18, Mike Wagner (HA) 16:22, Jamie Williams (W) 16:26, William Witham (Ban) 16:29, Andrew Cote (Brw) 16:30, Kyle Holyoke (Brw) 16:39, Christopher Low (L) 16:41, Jonathan Clements (HA) 16:42, Kevin Smith (Ban) 16:44, Matt Sloan (Brw) 16:49, Mitchell Longfellow (HA) 16:53, Isaiah Spofford (W) 17:03, Nick Kopf (HA) 17:07, Joseph Belanger (Ban) 17:15
***
GOLF
MSGA
Senior Amateur Championship
At Natanis GC, Vassalboro
Tomahawk Course
Wednesday-Thursday Tee Times
7:30 a.m. — Mark Plummer, Brent Mohr, Ron Brown
7:39 — Jim Quinn, Bill Muller, Truman Libby
7:48 — Joe Collins, Dale Bragg, Thomas Kus
7:57 — Charles Tartre, Les Fleisher, Jay Rowe
8:06 — Tom Palmer, George Blaisdell, Neil Mayo
8:15 — David Kroll, David Day, Paul Pelletier
8:24 — Terry Smith, Mark Curtis, Steve Berry
8:33 — Nelson Gosline Sr., Vic Nunan, Bob Barber
8:42 — Ron Lehr, Stephen Dixon, Mike Deluca
8:51 — William Donovan, Doug Craib, Ted Bonville
9:00 — Norm Russell, Patrick Baldwin, Rondel Reynolds
9:09 — Barry Hobert, Michael Knox, Arthur W. Batson
9:18 — Michael St. Thomas, Jim Stone, David Stonebraker
9:27 — Jim Greer, Mike Francoeur, Wayne Farley
9:36 — Tim Estabrook, Norman Charleston, Paul Cloutier
9:45 — Tom Adams, Gregory Dawson, Ben Wootten
9:54 — Bill Bachofner, Donald Johnson, Steven Welch
10:03 — Michael Ryan, John Jordan, Richard Campbell
10:12 — Ed Grossman, Lowell Watson, Leon Lindquist
10:21 — Ralph Noel Jr., Dale Brown, Robert Marier
10:30 — Richard Sheldon, Jim Van Hoeven, John Palmer Jr.
10:39 — John Ober, Victor Gaudreau, Richard Casselman
10:48 — John Rogers, Edwards Schencks Jr.
10:57 — Bob Tracy, John Felten
WMSGA
At Sugarloaf GC, Carrabassett Valley
Flight 1, gross: Marlene Viger 91, Jean Cassidy 94, Viola Kemp 95; net: Gail Gleason 72, Annette Charest 75, Diane Pooler 75; 2, gross: Vicki Greer 96, Claudette Amoroso 108, Pid Rafter 112; net: Barbara Gebhardt 78, Anita Thayer 81, Bobbi Berry 81, Heather Pelletier 81, Nancy Dow 81; 3, gross: Gail Swanton 105, Norma Michaud 105, Camille Booker 119; net: Martha Cielinski 74, Rebecca Orr 76, Kyle Atwell 83, Pauline Blais 83; pins: No. 3 Maddie Kilmister, No. 8 Jean Young, No. 11 Ewa Prokopuik, No. 15 Marlene Viger
***
LOCAL
At Island Green GC, Holden
Unified Special Olympics Tournament
Division 1: Travis Curtis, Bill Curtis 36; Scott Allen, Bob Allen 44; Matt Rausch, Duane Hall 55; 2: Ray Masse, Raymond Masse 57 (mc); Robert Jackson, Chris Jordan 57 (mc); Milford Scott, Greg Theriault 57 (mc); 3: Bill Farnham, Roberta Braley 58 (mc); Dale Kinney, Patrick Kinney 58; Nick Post, Rich Romero 60
At Kebo Valley GC, Bar Harbor
Green Mountain
Net skins: No. 2 Stetson Everett, No. 8 Hank Tibbetts, No. 11 Lornie Smith, No. 17 Ed Darling
At Rocky Knoll CC, Orrington
Couples League
Blind partners: Charlie Lefebvre, Pat Lefebvre, Barry Twitchell, Joannie Twitchell 34; Jill Russell, Robbie Robinson, Sonja Faulkingham, Bill Igoe 35; Joe Cardello, Penny Bohac-Cardello, Tom Bryant, Barbara Bryant 36; Ed St. Heart, Sue St. Heart, Larry Clark, Tina Clark 38; Quintin Allan, Barbara Baker, Walt Buchanan, Jackie Buchanan 39; Bill Albrecht, Betty Albrecht, Dave Raymond, Lisa Raymond 40 (mc); Don Wiswell, Felicia Wiswell, Andy Koziol, Nancy Koziol 40; Dave Libby, Mary Jo Libby, Barbara Joy, Irving Joy 41; pin: No. 7 Charlie Lefebvre 11-4
***
COLLEGE
At Sable Oaks GC, South Portland
Southern Maine 163, St. Joseph’s 169
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HIGH SCHOOL
At Mars Hill CC, Wednesday
Central Aroostook 9, LCS/MSSM 2
Central Aroostook 7, Fort Fairfield 4
Fort Fairfield 11, LCS/MSSM 0
Central Aroostook: Kaine Kingsbury 38, Will Delong 44, Logan McLaughlin 50, Abe Brewer 56, Tim Lawrence 70
LCS/MSSM: Josh Forsman 54, Ty Tracy 65, Shane Flannigan 59, Aaron St. Pierre 69, Dylan Morgan 59
Fort Fairfield: Billy Weisman 50, Josh Churchill 59, Ian Girvan 54, Landon Towle 52, Tyler Churchill 53
At Foxcroft GC, par 36
Foxcroft Acad. (2-0) 182, Central (0-2) 219
Foxcroft: Matt Brown 38, Nick Strout 43, Zach Evans 48, Matt Chapman 54, Cody Richards 53, Cameron Fadley 56, Luke Olson 58, Cole DuMonphier 71
Central: Justin Young 48, Colby Darling 52, Randy Boulier 58, Zach Fowler 61, Austin Randall 64
Medalist: Brown 38
At Kebo Valley GC, Bar Harbor
Ellsworth (2-0) 175, MDI (0-2) 189
Ellsworth: Greg Martin 40, Nick Richie 45, Brandon Albee 42, Josh Conary 48, Ross Saunders 60, Zach James 59
MDI: Ryan Bartlett 49, Ben Walls 50, Nate Chisholm 42, Kyle McKim 48, Tom Riley 62
Medalist: Greg Martin (E) 40
At Dexter Municipal GC, par 35
Piscataquis (2-1) 197, Dexter (1-1) 198
Piscataquis: Josh Stockley 43, Aaron Ward 47, Cody Tracy 52, Dwight Noble 54, Tyler Toby 66, Michaela Robinson 69
Dexter: Ethan Jordan 44, Shawn Goulette 47, Tim Babine 49, Cory Pawnell 58, Corey Bearce 59, Matt Wright 62, James MacDonald 70
Medalist: Stockley (P) 43
***
VOLLEYBALL
HIGH SCHOOL
At Harrington
Jonesport-Beals (1-0) def. Narragu
agus (0-1) 25-14, 25-18, 25-10
Jonesport-Beals: Amanda Chandler 6 aces, 7 assists, 5 digs, Kaitlyn Alley 13-13 serving, 2 aces, Whitney Norton 5 kills, 4 digs; Narraguagus: Claire Albee 7 digs, Cassie Fickett 4-6 serving, Kayla Hall 6 digs
JV: Jonesport Beals def. Narraguagus, 2-0
At Woodland
Woodland (1-0) def. Bucksport (0-1), 25-5, 25-16, 25-21
Woodland: Ariel Knights 11-12 serving, 8 kills, 11 digs; Crystal Annis 19-20 serving, 16 assists, 7 digs; Shelby Bassett 17-17 serving, 9 aces, 12 kills; Tammara Croman 7 aces, 7 assists; Shaina Hood 6 digs
Bucksport: Chelsea Porter 11-11 serving, 1 ace, 2 digs, 1 kill; Brittany Bowden 9-10 serving, 4 aces; Sarah Grindle 9-9 serving; Victoria Grindle 3 digs
JV: Bucksport 2-1
***
HARNESS RACING
WINDSOR FAIR
Friday’s results
First, Pace, $2,500
3. Tangys Pocket, K. Switzer Jr., 4.60-3.00-2.40
1. Heezaclown, S. Gray, 2.60-2.40
2. Daniel, R. Hall, 3.80
T-1:56.4; Qu. 1-3, $2.60; Ex. 3-1, $6.20; Tri. 3-1-2, $39.20
Second, Pace, $10,229
7. No Peeking, W. Campbell, 2.80-2.60-2.20
3. The Salem Witch, K. Switzer Jr., 3.20-2.80
5. Scoot Hanna, R. Cloutier Jr., 2.40
T-1:58.2; Qu. 3-7, $4.40; Ex. 7-3, $5.20; Tri. 7-3-5, $22.60; Daily Double 3-7, $5.20
Third, Pace, $2,800
3. Danderosa, D. Dickison, 21.20-4.00-3.00
4. Victory Meg, W. Campbell, 3.00-2.40
6. Coin Toss, P. Sowers, 6.20
T-1:58.1; Qu. 3-4, $16.20; Ex. 3-4, $48.00; Tri. 3-4-6, $1,159.80
Fourth, Pace, $2,200
5. Know Stones, K. Switzer Jr., 20.40-5.60-2.80
1. Admiral Bull, G. Bowden, 2.80-2.20
4. Daedalus N, G. Mosher, 3.20
T-1:58.3; Qu. 1-5, $5.60; Ex. 5-1, $19.20; Tri. 5-1-4, $103.40
Fifth, Pace, $10,004
4. A Work of Heart, W. Watson, 3.60-3.40-2.20
5. Race Me Lucky, W. Childs, 3.40-2.40
7. Mz Mozelle, C. Cushing, 3.00
T-2:00.4; Qu. 4-5, $5.60; Ex. 4-5, $9.20; Tri. 4-5-7, $107.80
Sixth, Pace, $2,400
7. Lidia Graham, C. Cushing, 33.20-9.80-3.40
4. Tfarm Zen Fella, B. Blanchard, 6.00-3.60
2. Nell On Wheels, S. Gray, 3.20
T-2:01.2; Qu. 4-7, $102.60; Ex. 7-4, $122.20; Tri. 7-4-2, $679.00; Daily Double 4-7, $77.00
Seventh, Pace, $2,400
4. This Cams Down, S. Gray, 4.20-2.80-2.60
2. Regarding Riley, D. Howes, 4.60-3.20
5. Penney’s Express, B. Blanchard, 3.20
T-1:59.1; Qu. 2-4, $22.60; Ex. 4-2, $30.00; Tri. 4-2-5, $111.60
Eighth, Pace, $2,400
2. War Sprite, G. Bowden, 11.20-4.60-5.00
1. Littlebigtown, C. Cushing, 4.00-2.80
5. Sids Drama, A. Hanley, 3.20
T-2:02.4; Qu. 1-2, $13.40; Ex. 2-1, $31.40; Tri. 2-1-5, $94.20
Ninth, Trot, $3,200
6. Triple Three, G. Mosher, 4.80-3.20-3.60
4. A Marine’s Girl, M. Athearn, 7.80-9.00
5. Midnight Hustler, G. Bowden, 4.60
T-2:00.3; Qu. 4-6, $24.20; Ex. 6-4, $61.20; Tri. 6-4-5, $189.80
Tenth, Pace, $2,200
5. Prince Of Hope, G. Mosher, 2.80-3.00-2.60
6. Eric The Enemy, S. MacKenzie, 5.00-2.60
3. Western I. Davies, S. Gray, 2.40
T-1:59.3; Qu. 5-6, $12.80; Ex. 5-6, $15.40; Tri. 5-6-3, $37.20; Late Double 6-5, $4.40; 6-7, $4.00; Total Handle – $56,517