HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS BASKETBALL
Biddeford 64, Bonny Eagle 56
Brewer 69, Hampden Acad. 57
Brunswick 56, Mt. Ararat 41
Camden Hills 71, Belfast 43
Cape Elizabeth 68, Poland 46
Caribou 58, Fort Kent 22
Cheverus 50, Westbrook 48
Deering 63, Sanford 48
Edward Little 60, Cony 52
Falmouth 63, Freeport 30
Fort Fairfield 59, Van Buren 42
Fryeburg Acad. 41, Waynflete 35
Greely 57, Yarmouth 49
Hermon 70, Old Town 69 (OT)
Katahdin 72, Ashland 44
LCS/MSSM 53, Wisdom 28
Medomak 80, Rockland 40
Mount View 66, Nokomis 52
Portland 77, Noble 38
Sacopee 59, Seacoast Chr. 53
Skowhegan 39, Messalonskee 34
South Portland 48, Windham 44
Traip 82, North Yarmouth 35
Valley 47, Greenville 37
Winslow 35, MCI 33
York 49, Gray-New Gloucester 37
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Biddeford 71, Bonny Eagle 41
Camden Hills 55, Belfast 32
Carrabec 49, Dirigo 34
Central 53, Lee 33
Cheverus 49, Westbrook 37
Dexter 50, PVHS 20
DI-Stonington 50, Searsport 29
Edward Little 50, Cony 36
Ellsworth 31, Bucksport 30
Falmouth 54, Freeport 43
Fryeburg Acad. 41, Waynflete 38
Gardiner 47, Oak Hill 35
Georges Valley 50, Wiscasset 35
Greely 57, Yarmouth 28
Greenville 38, Valley 25
Hampden 41, Brewer 39
Marshwood 53, Gorham 40
McAuley 35, Thornton Acad. 32
MDI 53, Washington Academy 42
Medomak 52, Rockland 26
Morse 62, Oxford Hills 60
Noble 60, Portland 56
Nokomis 50, Mount View 26
Old Orchard 40, Buckfield 12
Orono 60, George Stevens 46
Penquis 48, Schenck 39
Presque Isle 49, Houlton 27
Sacopee 38, Seacoast Chr. 19
Sanford 38, Deering 33
Scarborough 68, Massabesic 31
Skowhegan 66, Messalonskee 58
South Portland 49, Windham 40
Washburn 57, Hodgdon 40
Winslow 46, MCI 23
York 49, Gray-New Gloucester 11
HOCKEY
Orono 4, John Bapst 0
Presque Isle 4, Houlton-Hodgdon 0
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COLLEGE
MEN’S BASKETBALL
Bowdoin 79, Maine Maritime 55
Southern Maine CC 100, UM-Augusta 91
Worcester Tech 88, U-New England 70
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Bowdoin 79, Husson 58
Colby 74, U-New England 64
Delaware 52, Maine 50
Maine Maritime 59, UM-Presque Isle 36
So. Maine CC 82, UM-Augusta 47
MEN’S HOCKEY
So. Maine 2, U-New England 1
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BOYS BASKETBALL
LCS/MSSM 53, Wisdom 28
At Limestone, Dylan Caldwell tallied 25 points, 14 rebounds and six blocks to power Limestone Community School/Maine School of Science and Mathematics by Wisdom of St. Agatha.
Josh Forsman added 14 points for the Eagles while Michael Allen grabbed 10 rebounds.
Kody Chamberland scored eight points to pace the Pioneers.
Wisdom (0-2) 28
Daigle 0-3-3, Roc. Chamberland 2-2-7, K. Chamberland 3-0-8, Miller, Ouellette 1-0-2, Rob. Chamberland, Albert 2-1-5, Malenica 1-1-3
LCS/MSSM (1-1) 53
Tucker 2-0-4, Whitehead 1-0-2, Allen 2-2-6, Forsman 6-2-14, Morgan, Poitraw 0-2-2, Berube, St. Pierre, Caldwell 11-3-25
3-pt. goals: Roc. Chamberland, K. Chamberland 2
Wisdom 11 16 20 28
LCS/MSSM 14 22 39 53
Caribou 58, Fort Kent 22
At Caribou, Cameron Anderson scored 14 of his game-high 23 points in the first quarter to lead Caribou by Fort Kent.
Curtis Bouchard netted eight points to lead Fort Kent.
Fort Kent (1-2) 22
Bouchard 2-4-8, Nadeau 2-0-4, Violette 2-0-4, Hafford 1-0-2, O’Leary 1-2-4, Cyr, Charette, Rioux, Soucy, Savery
Caribou (2-0) 58
Caverhill 1-0-2, Thibodeau 2-2-6, Ouellette 2-0-5, Nadeau 3-1-7, Till 3-1-7, Anderson 9-4-23, Holdsworth 2-0-4, Walker
3-pt. goals: Ouellette, Anderson
Fort Kent 8 12 16 22
Caribou 25 40 50 58
JV: Caribou 37-34
Katahdin 72, Ashland 44
At Stacyville, Brandon Robinson netted 18 points to lead Katahdin by Ashland.
Kolby Gallagher scored 16 points for the Cougars while Lucas Craig added 15.
Kenny Tarr paced Ashland with 19 points while Lucas Hafford had 11.
Ashland (1-1) 44
Condon 1-2-4, Levesque 1-0-2, Willey 1-0-3, Tarr 4-8-19, Hafford 3-5-11, Beaulier 2-1-5, Holmes
Katahdin (1-1) 72
Robinson 9-0-18, Craig 6-0-15, Curtis 3-1-7, Gallagher 6-0-16, Whitney, B. McNally 1-0-2, Bivinghouse 3-2-8, Clukey 2-0-4, J. McNally 1-0-2, Birmingham, Livezey
3-pt. goals: Willey, Tarr 3; Craig 3, Gallagher 4
Ashland 11 23 28 44
Katahdin 15 34 54 72
Winslow 38, MCI 33
At Pittsfield, the Maine Central Institute Huskies missed all five field goals and two of eight free throws in the fourth quarter as the visiting Black Raiders came back from a 10-point deficit to win.
Mike McCann scored 13 and Justin Murray added 11 for the Raiders.
Jacob Hunt scored nine to lead the Huskies.
Winslow (1-1) 38
Murray 3-3-11, McCann 4-5-13, Raymond, Reardon 2-0-4, Nivison 2-2-6, Wheeler 1-2-4, Audet, Price
MCI (1-1) 33
Hunt 3-1-9, Maloon 1-3-5, Bennett 0-1-1, Reazor 3-2-8, Egerton 1-0-2, Crocker 2-0-4, Chute, Cook 1-2-4, Yan
3-pt. goals: Murray 2; Hunt 2
Winslow 6 11 21 38
MCI 6 14 31 33
JV: MCI 45-41
GSA 53, Orono 49
At Orono Monday night, Elias Springer tossed in 17 points as the Eagles of Blue Hill held off the Red Riots.
Nick Doolittle contributed 12 points for George Stevens.
Brandon Levasseur had 17 points and A.J. Coleman 16 to pace Orono.
George Stevens (1-0) 53
Elias Springer 7-0-17, Nick Doolittle 6-0-12, Crow 4-1-9, Bryant 3-0-6, Dunn 2-0-4, Lawson 1-0-3, Gale 1-0-2
Orono (0-2) 49
Brandon Levasseur 6-4-17, A.J. Coleman 7-1-16, Albert 3-0-6, Eddy 1-1-3, Johnson 1-0-2, Mower 0-1-1
3-pt. goals: Springer 3, Lawson; Levasseur, Coleman
George Stevens 9 23 39 53
Orono 8 23 35 49
Camden Hills 71, Belfast 43
At Belfast, Tyler McFarland poured in a game-best 28 points to propel the Windjammers to victory over the Lions.
Joel Gabriele tossed in 20 points, including five 3-pointers, for Camden Hills of Rockport.
Jack Davis and Dustin Howes netted 14 points each for Belfast.
Camden Hills (2-0) 71
Gabriele 7-1-20, Landwehr 1-1-4, Catell 1-0-2, Wincklhofer, Gartley 2-0-5, Carlson1-0-2, White 2-0-4, Vlautin 1-0-2, Weferling 1-0-2, Scott, Wilson 1-0-2, McFarland 13-2-28
Belfast (0-2) 43
Kulikowski, Sanderson, Reed 2-0-4, Peters 0-2-2, Baker, Jackson, Veal 1-0-2, Bernosky 1-0-2, Davis 4-4-14, Mitchell, Dyer, Webster, Howes 2-10-14, Heroux 2-1-5
3-pt. goals: Gabriele 5, Landwehr, Gartley; Davis 2
Camden Hills 19 37 56 71
Belfast 7 22 32 43
Medomak 80, Rockland 40
At Waldoboro, Jason Vinal totaled 15 points while John Bartlett had 10 points and 10 rebounds to lead Medomak Valley past Rockland.
Isaac Greenrose contributed 12 points and seven rebounds and Isaac Durkee 14 points for the Panthers.
Chris Nolan paced Rockland with 14 points.
Rockland (1-1) 40
Nolan 4-5-14, Hadley 3-4-10, Gufton 1-2-4, Harjula 0-1-1, Ecker 1-1-3, Meklin 4-0-8, Birch, Weldon, Nelson, Harrison
Medomak (2-0) 80
Bartlett 3-4-10, Vinal 5-2-15, I. Greenrose 3-6-12, I. Durkee 6-0-14, Ahlholm 1-0-2, Osler 3-0-7, K. Durkee 0-3-3, MacKenzie 3-1-7, A. Greenrose 4-0-8, Judkins 0-1-1, Parmenter
3-pt. goals: Nolan; A. Greenrose, Olser, I. Durkee 2
Rockland 7 16 30 40
Medomak 16 34 55 80
Brewer 69, Hampden 57
At Hampden, Tyler Bessette poured in 21 points while brother Ray chalked up 15 as Brewer pulled away in the second half to earn the victory in a Class A showdown.
Ray Bessette, a junior, canned a 3-pointer at the halftime buzzer to give the Witches a 32-31 lead at the break, and they never trailed in the second half.
Bessette’s trey bounced off the back of the rim and rolled around and in.
Brewer, which improves to 2-0, placed four scorers in double figures as Nate Carson totaled 12 points and Jordan Richards 10.
The Witches were a solid 23-of-40 from the foul line while holding the Broncos to seven second-half field goals.
Ray Bessette also had seven rebounds while Tyler had four steals.
Brad Dolan paced Hampden with 17 points while Graham Safford had 13 and Noah Burditt 12.
JV: Hampden 52-38
Valley 47, Greenville 37
At Greenville, Chris Beane tossed in 17 points as Valley of Bingham defeated Greenville.
Cameron Miller added 16 points for the Cavaliers.
Ricky Derboghasian had 14 points and Alex Jardine 13 for Greenville.
Valley (2-0) 47
Beane 8-1-17, Cam. Miller 8-0-16, Car. Miller 2-0-5, Wade 2-0-4, Schultz 1-0-2, Stevens 1-0-3, Leathers, Malloy, West, Jackson
Greenville (1-1) 37
Derboghasian 6-1-14, Jardine 6-1-13, Hersey 2-0-4, Sikes 1-0-2, Stafford 1-1-4, DiAngelo
3-pt. goals: Car. Miller, Stevens; Derboghasian, Stafford
Valley 8 16 33 47
Greenville 2 6 20 37
Hermon 70, Old Town 69 (OT)
At Hermon, Colton Gross hit two free throws with 0.7 seconds left in regulation to tie it up and teammate T.J. Mayhew hit two free throws to take a one-point lead with three seconds left and give Hermon the victory.
A desperation shot by the visiting Coyotes at the buzzer fell short.
Taylor Gross scored 20 points, Colton Gross added 18, and Braddock Deabay had 10 for the Hawks.
Luke Bartlett led Old Town with 22 points after going 16-for-16 from the line. Josh Boucher had 19 points and Bronson Merry added 13. Old Town hit 35 of 46 from the line.
Old Town (0-2) 69
Bartlett 3-16-22, Boucher 5-8-19, Merry 4-5-13, Clark 0-4-4, Kochis 1-0-3, Boyington 2-0-4, Loring 1-1-3, Abbott 0-1-1
Hermon (1-1) 70
T. Gross 6-6-20, C. Gross 6-5-18, Deabay 4-0-10, Allen 4-1-9, T.J. Mayhew 1-5-7, Adams 2-0-4, Newbury 1-0-2, Marseille, Fournier, Hamlin, C. Mayhew
3-pt. goals: Boucher, Kochis; T. Gross 2, C. Gross, Deabay 2
Old Town 10 24 45 62 69
Hermon 15 31 44 62 70
JV: Old Town 51-39
Mount View 60, Nokomis 52
At Thorndike, the Mustangs outscored the Warriors 19-9 in the fourth quarter to pull away for the victory.
Zach Babin scored 20 points and Jason Hughes tossed in 18 for Mount View.
Chris Braley poured in a game-high 32 points, including 14 in the first quarter, to lead Nokomis of Newport.
Nokomis (0-2) 52
Welch 5-3-15, Libby 2-0-4, Braley 11-4-32, Adams, Higgins 0-1-1, Wing, Chipman
Mount View (1-1) 60
Keller 3-1-7, Alton 2-1-5, Cochrane 3-2-8, Mehuren, Babin 10-0-20, Rednour, Nealley, Hughes 9-0-18, Blanchard 2-2-8
3-pt. goals: Welch 2, Braley 6; Blanchard 2
Nokomis 21 30 43 52
Mount View 16 30 47 66
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GIRLS BASKETBALL
Washburn 57, Hodgdon 40
At Hodgdon, Rebecca Campbell registered a game-high 35 points to spark Washburn by Hodgdon.
Chelsea Sloat netted 18 points to lead Hodgdon while Cierra Willette added 11.
Washburn (1-1) 57
Campbell 10-12-35, Chandler 2-3-7, M. Saucier 2-0-4, Sjoberg 3-1-7, Hernandez 2-0-4, Spooner, Sperry, Doody, Fitzpatrick, R. Saucier
Hodgdon (0-1) 40
Quint 0-1-1, Willette 4-3-11, McQuarrie 1-0-2, Levesque, Sloat 7-2-18, Davies 1-0-2, London 2-0-4, Jurson, Ryan, Oliver 1-0-2, Ellis, Wallace, Foster
3-pt. goals: Campbell 3; Sloat 2
Washburn 21 30 39 57
Hodgdon 7 19 27 40
Presque Isle 49, Houlton 27
At Houlton, Karlee Bernier scored a game-high 12 points including to 2 three-pointers to pace the Wildcats.
Presque Isle outscored Houlton 18-7 in the second quarter to assume control.
Vanessa Sanderson tallied 11 points to lead the Shiretowners.
Presque Isle (2-0) 49
Bernier 5-0-12, Kofstad 4-0-8, Stewart 1-0-2, Richards 3-2-8, Guerette 4-0-8, Nickerson 3-0-6, Ireland 2-0-5, Lynds, Johnston, Park, Kierstead
Houlton (1-1) 27
Sanderson 4-3-11, Bailey 3-1-7, Fogarty 0-2-2, Hanson 0-1-1, McPartland 1-0-3, Cameron 1-0-3, Tracy, Folsom, Cone, Lezotte, Drew
3-pt. goals: Bernier 2, Ireland; McPartland, Cameron
Presque Isle 13 31 43 49
Houlton 7 14 23 27
JV: Presque Isle 35-29
Medomak 52, Rockland 26
At Waldoboro, Alanna Vose fired in 17 points and Lacy Massengale tallied 12 including 2 three-pointers to pace the Panthers.
Vose and Massengale combined for 16 points in the second period for Medomak.
Hannah Plourde and Hannah Sirois each scored six points for the Tigers.
Rockland (0-2) 26
Hooper, Kinney, Curtis 0-5-5, Dennison 1-0-2, Sirois 3-0-6, Plourde 2-1-6, MacArthur 2-1-5, Ferraiolo 1-0-2
Medomak(2-0) 52
Dyer 1-0-2, Davis, Massengale 5-0-12, Ranquist 1-0-2, Christensen 1-2-4, Conary 1-0-2, Severson, Rackliff 3-0-6, Vose 8-0-17
3-pt. goals: Plourde; Massengale 2, Vose
Rockland 7 14 18 26
Medomak 11 29 43 52
Nokomis 50, Mount View 26
At Newport, Kara Batchelder connected for a game-high 18 points as the host Warriors pulled away for the win.
Nokomis outscored Mount View 27-9 in the second half to take control of the contest.
Hayleigh Kein led the Mustangs of Thorndike with 10 points.
Mount View (0-2) 26
D. Kein 2-0-5, L. Larrabee, Murphy 2-0-4, H. Kein 5-0-10, Dyer 1-0-2, C. Larrabee 1-0-2, A. Larrabee, Coolen, Smith, Piotti 1-1-3
Nokomis (1-1) 50
Badeen 1-1-3, Smith, Shaw 3-0-6, Reynolds 2-0-4, Stone, Dunton, Richardson 3-0-6, Batchelder 6-3-18, Perry, Tozier, Bradbury, Lyford 2-0-4, Watson 4-0-9
3-pt. goals: D. Kein
Mount View 13 17 29 26
Nokomis 13 23 36 50
JV: Nokomis 51-22
Dexter 50, PVHS 20
At Howland, Sarah Murray scored nine points including 2 three-pointers to lead the Tigers past Penobscot Valley.
Sarah Atwater added seven for Dexter.
Kirstina Hallett connected for six points and Reese Leonard scored 4 points and pulled down 14 rebounds for the Howlers.
Dexter (2-0) 50
Bell, Cr. Mountain 1-1-3, Pease 1-0-2, Ritland, Patterson 1-2-4, Ca Mountain 1-0-2, Murray 2-3-9, Gustin 2-0-4, Atwater 2-3-7, Crane 2-0-5, Lancaster 1-2-5, Theodore 0-2-2, Adam 2-1-5,
Penobscot Valley (0-2) 20
Bean, Crawford 1-0-2, Batchelder, Rancourt, Keene, Mackin 1-0-2, Theriault 1-1-3, Hallett 1-3-6, Pelletier, Leonard 1-2-4, Vanadestine 0-1-1, Michaud, Leveille 1-0-2
3-pt. goals: Murray 2, Crane, Lancaster; Hallett
Dexter 8 22 31 50
PVHS 2 5 6 20
Penquis 48, Schenck 39
At Milo, Kristyn Chapman netted 14 points as host Penquis defeated Schenck of East Millinocket.
Shelby Fowles contributed 11 points for the Patriots.
Kristina Jamo and Sonja Brown had eight points apiece for the Wolverines.
Schenck (1-1) 39
Nicholson 3-0-7, Michaud, Thompson 1-2-4, Lowell 2-1-7, Powers, Jamo 4-0-8, Deloge, DiCentes 1-3-5, Brown 4-0-8
Penquis (1-1) 48
Chapman 6-1-14, Fowles 4-2-11, Larson 3-0-6, Zambrano 2-0-4, C. Bess 2-1-5, Weston 1-2-4, H. Bess 2-0-4
3-pt. goals: Lowell 2, Nicholson; Chapman, Fowles
Schenck 4 16 25 &
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Penquis 9 20 31 48
JV: Schenck 39-19
Camden Hills 55, Belfast 32
At Rockport, Jordan Knowlton tallied 16 points to propel Camden Hills by Belfast.
Maddie Smeaton chipped in with 11 points for the Windjammers.
Caroline Carr scored 10 points to pace Belfast.
Belfast (0-2) 32
Curtis 1-0-2, Rae, Cross 2-2-6, Cummings 0-1-1, Rauch, Ryder 1-0-2, Carr 4-2-10, Mansfield 1-4-7, Lapham, Nelligan 0-1-1, Doolan 1-1-3, Woodbury
Camden Hills (2-0) 55
Legage 2-0-4, Duke 2-0-4, Porter 2-4-8, Holmes 1-0-2, Richards, Johanson, Carlsen 1-0-3, Steele, Heal 1-1-3, Smeaton 4-3-11, Knowlton 8-0-16, Buckheit 1-2-4
3-pt. goals: Mansfield; Carlsen
Belfast 8 18 19 32
Camden Hills 9 26 44 55
JV: CH 39-32
Winslow 46, MCI 23
At Winslow, the Black Raiders’ tough defense set the tone for the victory over the Huskies.
Alliyah Veilleux led Winslow with 11 points and Elizabeth Ferry scored 10.
Kylee Alton of Maine Central Institute in Pittsfield led all scorers with 12 points.
MCI (1-1) 23
Kitchin 1-0-2, Wright, Sinclair, Bennett, Glencross, Hughes 2-0-4, Houston 1-2-4, Alton 4-4-12, George, Morrell 0-1-1, Smedberg, Orchard, Cronkite
Winslow (2-0) 46
Constable 2-0-4, Weed 1-0-2, Veilleux 4-3-11, Pelletier 2-1-5, Vigue, Pomerleau 2-0-4, Risinger, Bouchard 3-0-8, Wolfe, Chenard 1-0-2, Ferry 4-2-10
3-pt. goals: Bouchard 2
MCI 5 7 12 23
Winslow 12 23 40 46
JV: Winslow 41-26
Georges Valley 50, Wiscassett 35
At Wiscassett, Kennadi Grover netted 16 points to lead the Buccaneers of Thomaston to the win.
Jill Bradbury added 11 points for Georges Valley.
Alli Johnson’s 13 points paced Wiscassett.
Georges Valley (1-1) 50
Ste. Snow 1-0-2, Denault 1-0-2, Mazurek, Rich 1-3-5, Bradbury 4-3-11, Grover 6-4-16, Ames-Allen, Haskell 2-2-6, Frye 0-1-1, Veilleux 3-1-7
Wiscassett (0-2) 35
Austin 1-0-2, Johnson 5-3-13, Preble 3-0-6, McCrae 0-1-1, Connors 1-0-2, Slack 2-1-5, Footer, True 3-0-6
3-pt. goals: none
Georges Valley 15 31 39 50
Wiscassett 8 12 27 35
MDI 53, Washington Acad. 42
At Mount Desert, Sara Carroll scored 10 of her 22 total points in the third quarter to rally Mount Desert Island past Washington Academy of East Machias.
Megan Phelps scored 16 for the MDI Trojans.
Andi Flannery scored 12 for the Raiders.
Washington Academy (0-1) 42
Flannery 4-4-12, Jones 1-0-2, Lehman 1-0-2, Nicely 3-2-9, Bridges 2-0-4, Seeley 2-1-5, Smith 3-0-8, Hodgdon, Mitchell, Wright, Cushing
MDI (2-0) 53
Carroll 6-5-22, Phelps 7-2-16, Black, Sargent, Curtis 1-2-4, Swanson 2-3-7, Ross 2-0-4, Bryer
3-pt. goals: Carroll; Nicely, Smith 2
Wash. Acad. 11 29 37 42
MDI 9 26 43 53
JV: WA 36-27
Ellsworth 31, Bucksport 30
At Ellsworth, Bucksport made the first and missed the second free throw with 2.7 seconds left and Ellsworth missed a 1-and-1 with 0.7 seconds left, but the visiting Golden Bucks couldn’t get a last shot off.
Sarah Stanley scored 10 for the Eagles.
Sadie Wight scored 11 to lead Bucksport Golden Bucks.
Bucksport (0-2) 30
Wight 3-4-11, Churchill 1-0-2, Trasko, Pye 3-1-7, Blair 1-1-3, Redman 2-1-5, Greenlaw 1-0-2, Gauvin, Daigle, Hurd
Ellsworth (1-1) 31
Stanley 4-2-10, Cooper 2-0-4, Wadman 1-0-2, Martin 1-0-3, Johnson 1-0-2, Martin 1-0-3, Johnson 1-0-2, Jackson 2-0-4, Clement 0-1-1, Stubbs 1-3-5, Domagala, Chase
3-pt. goals: Wight; Martin
Bucksport 7 14 21 30
Ellsworth 7 22 26 31
DI-Stonington 50, Searsport 29
At Deer Isle, Kelsea Brown scored a game-high 20 points to lead Deer Isle-Stonington past the Vikings.
Erika Hutchins scored 13 for the Mariners.
Oliva Quigley led the Vikings with 12 points.
Searsport (0-2) 29
Quigley 6-0-12, Cotter 3-0-6, Bradshaw 1-1-3, Higgins 1-4-6, Parker 1-0-2, Dakin, Ravert, Allenwood, Smith, Stover, Martin, Bagley
Deer-Isle Stonington (2-0) 50
K. Brown 9-2-20, E. Hutchins 4-4-13, He. Brewer 1-2-4, Jones 3-0-6, Ciomei 1-0-2, Grindle 1-1-3, Siebert 1-0-2, Boutilier, Ha. Brewer, J. Hutchins, M. Brown, Bray
3-pt. goals: E. Hutchins
Searsport 2 9 17 29
DI-Stonington 14 24 34 50
Orono 60, George Stevens 46
At Blue Hill, Ally Sherman had a double-double with 19 points and 18 rebounds to lead the Orono Red Riots past George Stevens Academy.
Freshman Jillian Woodward scored 15 for the Riots.
India Frazier had 18 points and Stevie Theoharidis added 16 for the GSA Eagles.
Orono (2-0) 60
Sherman 9-1-19, Woodward 7-1-5, Keezer 1-4-7, Berry 2-1-6, Bryant 1-0-2, Fox 0-4-4, Saucier 1-0-2, Triandafillou 1-3-5
George Stevens (0-1) 46
Frazier 6-6-18, Theoharidis 7-2-16, L. Clapp 1-0-2, Gray, Kane, Elliot, Brown 1-2-4, A. Clapp 2-0-4, Brann, Vander Eb 1-0-2
3-pt. goals: Keezer, Berry
Orono 11 33 50 60
GSA 6 22 34 46
Greenville 38, Valley 25
At Greenville, Saige Weeks had 12 points and 15 rebounds to lead the Greenville Lakers past Valley of Bingham.
McKenna Peat scored 10 and Gretel Bretton grabbed 10 rebounds for the Lakers.
Jocelyn Lawyerson led the way for the Cavaliers with 15 points.
Valley (0-1) 25
Lawyerson 6-0-15, Rich, Vincent 1-0-2, Fortin 1-0-2, Hovey, Turgeon, Hines 2-0-4, Jackson, Hackley, Leathers, McQuilkin 1-0-2, Schultz
Greenville (2-0) 38
A. Peat 5-0-10, Weeks 4-4-12, Bretton 2-0-4, C. Peat 3-0-6, Munroe, Soule, Lavigne, Theriault, 1-0-2, Sherman, Genoa, Gilbert 2-0-4, Howard
3-pt. goals: Lawyerson 3
Valley 0 6 13 25
Greenville 10 23 32 38
Central 53, Lee 33
At Corinth, Hannah Pray scored a game-high 30 points to pace the Central Red Devils by Lee Academy.
Roberta Trafton grabbed 12 rebounds and Max McHugh made six steals for Central.
Alaina Hamilton scored 12 points and Katelyn Mallett added 10 for the Pandas.
Lee (0-2) 33
Hersom, Mallett 4-2-10, Hamilton 5-2-12, Thornton 1-2-4, Grass 1-0-2, Cowan 1-1-3, Gordon, Kerr 1-0-2, Rideout, Dill, Thomas
Central (2-0) 53
Pray 13-3-30, Speed 0-1-1, McHugh 4-0-8, Brownell, Day 1-0-2, K. Blanchard, Pineo, S. Blanchard 1-0-2, Trafton 2-0-4, Portmann 2-0-4, Hardy 1-0-2
3-pt. goals: Pray
Lee 9 18 24 33
Central 8 24 38 53
JV: Central 60-31
Hampden 41, Brewer 39
At Brewer, Ashley Danforth scored nine of her game-high 15 points in the fourth quarter as the Broncos rallied to edge the Witches.
The Broncos made 13 of 20 free throws in the final period.
Michaela Stephenson added eight points for Hampden.
Lindsay Houp and Morgan Small led the Witches with 11 points each, and Faith Thomas had eight.
Hampden (2-0) 41
DeRaps 2-1-6, Stephenson 2-3-8, Sherbourne 1-0-2, Danforth 4-7-15, Moore, Lamberton, Doyon 1-0-2, Snyder 1-2-4, Robson 1-2-4
Brewer (1-1) 39
Hutchins 1-0-2, Adams 2-0-4, Thompson, Houp 3-5-11, Nickerson 1-0-3, Small 3-4-11, Thomas 2-4-8, Smith
3-pt. goals: DeRaps, Stephenson; Nickerson, Small
Hampden 9 14 21 41
Brewer 6 16 31 39
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HOCKEY
Orono 4, John Bapst 0
At Sawyer Arena in Bangor, Brewster Cherkis scored two goals to pace the Orono Red Riots in a win over John Bapst of Bangor.
Jake Doing had a goal and an assist for the 1-0 Red Riots. Trevor Estes scored the other goal and Tannar Francis had an assist. Michael Brown saved all 37 shots for the shutout.
Derek Duff made 20 saves on 24 shots for the 0-2 Crusaders.
P.I. 4, Houlton-Hodgdon 0
At the Presque Isle Forum, Mitch Davis had two goals and an assist to lead Presque Isle past the Houlton-Hodgdon Black Hawks.
Josh MacFarline stopped all 27 shots he faced for the 1-1 Wildcats. Connor Shaw and Brennen Shaw each scored a goal. Isaac LaJoie and Zak Campbell each had an assist.
Malik Abouleish saved 29 of 33 shots for the 0-1 Black Hawks.
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MEN’S BASKETBALL
Bowdoin 79, MMA 55
At Castine, Ryan O’Connell scored a game-high 20 points to lead the Bowdoin College men past Maine Maritime Academy of Castine.
Paul Sellew scored 16 points and Justin Nowell added 11 for the Bowdoin Polar Bears.
Paul Campbell scored 16 and Joe Mulcahy added 10 for the Mariners.
Bowdoin (4-1) 79
DeFeo 2-0-5, Hanley 3-1-7, Hauser, Sellew 7-0-16, Phillips 3-2-8, Littles 2-0-4, O’Connell 6-3-20, Nowell 4-2-11, Carter, Lenker 1-0-2, Staiger 1-0-2, Olayinka 2-0-4
Maine Maritime (2-3) 55
Mulcahy 4-0-10, Bell 3-1-7, Pineo 1-0-3, Sternbergh 2-0-4, Campbell 6-2-16, Russell 3-0-6, Mitchell 2-1-5, Shaw 1-2-4
3-pt. goals: O’Connell 5, Sellew 2, Nowell, DeFeo; Mulcahy 2, Campbell 2, Pineo
Halftime: Bowdoin 49-21
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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Maine Maritime 49, UMPI 36
At Presque Isle, Amethyst Cousins connected for a game-high 17 points and grabbed seven rebounds to spark the Mariners of Castine to victory.
Kathy Kilfoil paced the University of Maine-Presque Isle with 10 points.
Maine Maritime Acad. (2-3) 49
Cousins 8-1-17, Goda 1-4-6, Hutchinson 1-0-2, Smith 2-1-7, Pushard 2-1-6, Rodriguez, Donald, Eiane, Conley, Dufour, Stahl, McCloskey 1-0-2, Hunt 0-2-2, Jackson 0-2-2, Everest 2-1-5, Williams, Keach
UMaine-Presque Isle (0-5) 36
Moore 0-2-2, Pelletier 1-4-7, Peers 1-0-2, Korhonen 2-4-8, Kilfoil 5-0-10, Ceighton 1-2-5, Ussery, Fleming, Sullivan 1-0-2
3-pt. goals: Smith 2, Pushard; Pelletier, Ceighton
Halftime: MMA 27-12
Bowdoin 79, Husson 58
At Brunswick, Leah Rubega had a double-double with 16 points and 11 rebounds to lead a balanced scoring attack by Bowdoin College.
Ellery Gould and Katie Bergeron each scored 11 for the unbeaten Bowdoin Polar Bears. Caitlin Hynes scored 14.
Shelby Bradford of Lee had 19 points and 12 rebounds for the winless Eagles. Brianna Hanscom scored 13.
Husson (0-5) 58
Butterfield 2-2-7, Bradford 7-5-19, Gifford, Hanscom 3-7-13, Sevey 1-0-2, Lincoln 2-0-5, Durgin, Albert 0-2-2, Barnes 2-2-6, Lyford, K. Murray, M. Murray, Kenney 2-0-4
Bowdoin (6-0) 79
Donahoe, Hynes 5-4-14, Gould 6-0-16, Bergeron 5-2-16, Rubega 8-0-16, Aceto, Coombes 1-0-2, Cote 2-0-4, Sones 2-2-7, Barry, Sweeney 1-0-2, Whitley 0-2-2
3-pt. goals: Butterfield, Lincoln; Gould 4, Bergeron 4, Sones
Halftime: Bowdoin 31-27
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ALL-STARS
COLLEGE
NAIA Men’s Soccer
(Maine Colleges)
All-American
Third team: Andre Anderson (UM-Fort Kent), Barrington Blake (UMFK)
Honorable Mention
Damion Stone (UMFK), Emlyn Jacoby (UMFK), Giovani Sinclair (UMFK)
Scholar Athletes
Andre Anderson (UMFK), Emlyn Jacoby (UMFK)
NAIA Women’s Soccer
All-American
Mindy Morneault (UMFK), Whitney Sinclair (UMFK)