RESULTS
HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS BASKETBALL
Bangor 51, Hampden 47
Bucksport 45, John Bapst 40
Calais 68, Houlton 44
Camden Hills 83, Winslow 38
Ellsworth 63, George Stevens 46
Fort Fairfield 56, Madawaska 45
GHCA 71, East Grand 42
Lincoln Acad. 68, MCI 57
Maranacook 60, Rockland 52
Mattanawcook 56, Lee 55
Medomak Valley 55, Waterville 31
Oak Hill 62, Belfast 41
Old Town 42, Hermon 27
Penquis 48, Orono 47 (2OT)
Rangeley 71, Calvary Chapel 51
Schenck 49, Piscataquis 25
Searsport 62, Central 49
Skowhegan 52, Lawrence 44
So. Aroostook 52, Hodgdon 51
Stearns 50, Dexter 29
Thornton 52, Scarborough 38
Washington Acad. 65, MDI 51
Westbrook 61, Sanford 37
Windham 55, Marshwood 44
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Ashland 35, Easton 29
Biddeford 61, Kennebunk 18
Brunswick 49, Oxford Hills 45
Camden Hills 49, Winslow 42
Cen. Aroostook 47, Wisdom 28
Fort Kent 97, Van Buren 17
GHCA 48, East Grand 20
Gorham 44, Noble 34
Hampden 54, Bangor 42
Jonesport-Beals 55, Machias 32
Lincoln Acad. 33, MCI 19
Lisbon 52, Georges Valley 51
Livermore Falls 45, Carrabec 42
Maranacook 52, Rockland 40
Medomak Valley 51, Waterville 35
Mount Ararat 53, Morse 38
Nokomis 64, Leavitt 57
Oak Hill 63, Belfast 35
Scarborough 58, Thornton 38
Wiscasset 37, Boothbay 35
COLLEGE
MEN’S BASKETBALL
Colby 56, Husson 54
Plymouth State 76, UMF 59
Vermont 64, Maine 56
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Vermont 80, Maine 49
UM-Farmington 71, Plymouth State 67
WOMEN’S HOCKEY
So. Maine 4, Sacred Heart 4 (OT)
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TODAY’S GAMES
HIGH SCHOOL
Boys Basketball
Acadia Christian at North Haven, 7 p.m.
Bucksport at MDI, 7 p.m.
Jonesport-Beals at Machias, 7 p.m.
LCS/MSSM at Van Buren, 7 p.m.
Girls Basketball
Acadia Christian at North Haven, 8:30 p.m.
Bucksport at MDI, 7 p.m.
George Stevens at Orono, 7 p.m.
Hermon at Old Town, 7 p.m.
Madawaska at Houlton, 7 p.m.
Penquis at Penobscot Valley, 6:30 p.m.
Schenck at Katahdin, 6:30 p.m.
Ice Hockey
Old Town at Maranacook, 8:30 p.m.
Presque Isle at Orono, 7:30 p.m.
Track
Bangor, Brewer, Hampden, Hermon, MDI, Brunswick, Edward Little at UMaine, 4 p.m.
Swimming
John Bapst at Old Town, 6:30 p.m.
Ellsworth vs. Foxcroft at Foxcroft Y, 6:15 p.m.
Alpine Skiing
Mt. Blue, Skowhegan, Camden Hills, Oxford Hills, Leavitt, Edward Little, Hampden, Bangor, John Bapst at Titcomb, 4 p.m.
COLLEGE
Men’s Basketball
MCI Postgrads at Winchendon, 4 p.m.
UM-Presque Isle at Maine Maritime, 8 p.m.
Women’s Basketball
Briarcliffe at Southern Maine CC, 6 p.m.
UM-Presque Isle at Maine Maritime, 6 p.m.
Men’s Hockey
Norwich at Bowdoin, 7 p.m.
So. Maine at Saint Anselm, 7 p.m.
St. Michael’s at Colby, 7 p.m.
U-New England at New England Coll., 7:30 p.m.
Women’s Hockey
Southern Maine at Plymouth State, 6 p.m.
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HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS BASKETBALL
Mattanawcook 56, Lee 55
At Lee, Wayne Campbell made a layup with 30 seconds remaining to break the 53-53 tie and added a free throw with eight seconds remaining to give Mattanawcook Academy of Lincoln the win over Lee Academy.
Devin Delaite and Campbell led the Lynx with 12 points apiece.
A.J. Harris had 22 points for the Pandas. Youssou Ndoye added 15 points, 11 rebounds and six blocks. Bryan James scored 12 points.
Mattanawcook Academy (4-3) 56
Campbell 4-3-12, Delaite 4-0-12, Gardner 4-0-8, Vicaire 2-0-5, Hand 3-0-6, Bernier 2-3-8, Stepanec 2-1-5, O’Hara, Paradis
Lee Academy (6-2) 55
Harris 8-4-22, Ndoye 6-2-15, James 4-2-12, Guido 1-0-2, Thurlow 1-0-2, Cropley 1-0-2, Sawtelle, Beers
3-pt. goals: Delaite 4, Campbell, Vicaire, Bernier; Harris 2, James 2, Ndoye
Mattanawcook 17 36 45 56
Lee Academy 10 23 40 55
JV: Mattanawcook 60-54
Penquis 48, Orono 47 (2OT)
At Orono, the Red Riots had the ball last but were unable to get off a shot as Penquis of Milo eked out the double-overtime victory.
Ed Cobb led the Patriots with 17 points, while Bryan Russell scored 13.
Brandon LeVasseur scored 17 points for Orono, which rallied from a nine-point halftime deficit. Shane Albert added nine points.
Penquis (4-2) 48
Grinnell, McLaughlin, Badger, Armstrong, Cobb 6-5-17, Russell 4-2-13, Delano, Larrabee 1-0-2, Arefein 2-0-4, Herbest, Stanley 2-0-4, Artus 3-0-8
Orono (4-6) 47
Eddy 1-2-5, Coleman 3-0-8, Marsh 3-2-8, LeVasseur 7-3-17, Kelley, Albert 4-0-9
3-pt. goals: Russell 3, Artus 2; Eddy, Coleman 2, Albert
Penquis 11 23 30 38 43 48
Orono 8 14 26 38 43 47
JV: Penquis 52-49
Bucksport 45, John Bapst 40
At Bucksport, Brandon Flegel scored 13 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead the Golden Bucks by the Crusaders.
Cody Farrell chipped in with 10 points for the winners and Isaac Redman added nine points and six rebounds.
Shane Hass paced the Crusaders of Bangor with 16 points.
John Bapst (1-9) 40
Storgaard 1-0-2, Carr 1-0-2, Hass 8-0-16, Wetherbee 3-1-7, Philippon 3-0-7, Christie 1-4-6, O’Donnell, Pulley
Bucksport (3-7) 45
Bailey, Farrell 3-2-10, French 1-1-4, Walker 2-1-5, Nason, Redman 4-1-9, Alvarado 1-2-4, Flegel 6-1-13, Swazey
3-pt. goals: Philippon; Farrell 2, French
John Bapst 11 27 34 40
Bucksport 17 29 37 45
JV: Bucksport 49-36
Stearns 50, Dexter 29
At Dexter, the Minutemen held the Tigers to eight first-half points en route to their seventh victory without a loss.
Brandon Bouchard led a balanced effort for Stearns of Millinocket with 11 points, while Josh MacDonald and Garen Manzo tossed in 10 points each.
Mason Wyman paced Dexter with 14 points and Tim Gustin contributed 10.
Stearns (7-0) 50
Herring 1-0-2, MacDonald 5-0-10, Baker 1-3-5, Bri. Bouchard, E. Bouchard 1-0-2, Manzo 5-0-10, Eurich 2-0-4, McLaughlin 2-0-5, Bra. Bouchard 4-3-11, Whitney 0-1-1, McGillicuddy, McCleary
Dexter (1-8) 29
Bilodeau, Wilks 1-0-2, Russell, Rolfe 1-1-3, Wing, Wyman 6-2-14, Jordan, Stafford, Crane, Gustin 4-2-10
3-pt. goals: McLaughlin
Stearns 13 23 35 50
Dexter 6 8 28 29
JV: Stearns 55-21
Searsport 62, Central 49
At Searsport, senior Evan Kings
bury scored a career-high 21 points as Searsport topped Central of Corinth.
James Seekins scored 17 points for Searsport, and was 15-for-16 from the free throw line. Dillon Moody scored 10 points and Rocky Faunce added 11 rebounds and nine points.
Matt Melanson had 16 points to lead Central. Cole Haskell scored 15 points.
Central (1-7) 49
Melanson 5-6-16, Haskell 7-1-15, Brownell 4-0-8, Lord 2-2-6, Kelley 2-0-4, Buzzell, Bubar, Mitchell
Searsport (3-7) 62
Kingsbury 9-0-21, J. Seekins 1-15-17, Moody 4-1-10, Faunce 3-3-9, S. Seekins 1-1-3, Ellis 1-0-2, Bean, Kelley
3-pt. goals: Kingsbury 3, Moody
Central 13 28 39 49
Searsport 19 36 47 62
JV: Searsport 46-24
Schenck 49, PCHS 25
At Guilford, Brandon Theriault scored 10 of his game-high 18 points in the second quarter as Schenck of East Millinocket outscored Piscataquis Community High School 14-4 en route to the victory.
Eric Theriault, Jared Waite, Terry McCafferty and Cody LeVasseur had six points each for the winners.
Aaron Ward’s eight points and Yaal Kand’s six led PCHS and Dwight Noble had nine rebounds and five points.
Schenck (8-1) 49
LeVasseur 3-0-6, Vienneau 1-0-3, E. Theriault 2-0-6, McLaughlin 2-0-4, B. Theriault 7-2-18, Waite 2-2-6, McCafferty 2-2-6, Thompson, Tanous
PCHS (2-7) 25
Ward 3-0-8, Taylor 1-0-2, Schmiedlehner 0-2-2, Steeves, Izbicki, Kand 2-0-6, Noble 2-0-5, London, Spaulding, Cartwright 1-0-2
3-pt. goals: E. Theriault 2, B. Theriault 2, Vienneau; Kand 2, Ward
Schenck 6 20 36 49
PCHS 3 7 20 25
JV: Schenck 39-28
Maranacook 60, Rockland 52
At Rockland, Ben Johnson connected for 22 points as Maranacook of Readfield outscored Rockland 31-17 in the fourth quarter to rally for the victory.
David Clough contributed 15 points, including eight foul shots for the Black Bears.
Dylan Meklin and Chris Nolan paced Rockland with 14 points apiece.
Maranacook (7-2) 60
Johnson 9-4-22, Clough 3-8-15, Miller 1-3-5, Kennedy 3-1-8, Lanphear 2-0-4, Poulin 1-1-3, Ballard 1-0-3
Rockland (7-3) 52
Meklin 6-2-14, Nolan 4-6-14, Gustin 1-1-3, Harjula 2-2-6, Birch 1-0-3, Nelson 2-1-5, Hadley 3-1-7
3-pt. goals: Ballard, Kennedy, Clough
Maranacook 9 15 29 60
Rockland 17 30 35 52
Foxcroft 63, Bangor Christian 50
At Eastern Maine Community College, Josiah Richard pumped in 19 points as the Ponies rolled to the win.
James Johnson contributed 16 points and Ian Champeon 10 for Foxcroft.
Tyler Alexander had 20 points and Ben Bragg 11 for Bangor Christian.
Foxcroft Acad. (6-1) 63
Richard 8-1-19, Johnson 7-2-16, Champeon 3-4-10, Hutchinson 3-0-6, Gould 2-0-5, Stroud 2-0-4, Gourley 0-2-2, Harmon 0-1-1, Merrill
Bangor Christian (1-7) 50
Alexander 6-7-20, Bragg 4-0-11, Dorman 3-1-7, Bra. Wilcox 3-1-7, Bran. Wilcox 1-3-5
3-pt. goals: Gould; Bragg 3, Alexander
Foxcroft Acad. 19 35 46 63
Bangor Chr. 9 15 35 50
JV: Foxcroft 55-26
Old Town 42, Hermon 27
At Old Town, the Coyotes’ defense stiffened in the second quarter, allowing one field goal and forcing turnovers. As Old Town started to pull away.
The Coyotes avenged a 70-69 overtime loss to the Hawks early in the season.
Josh Boucher led Old Town with a game-high 15 points, and Cortland Loring came off the bench to add eight points and a game-high six rebounds.
Braddock Deabay topped the Hawks with 14 points.
Hermon (4-3) 27
Deabay 5-3-14, C. Gross 2-0-5, T. Gross 1-2-5, T. Mayhew, Marseille, Adams 0-1-1, Hamlin, C. Mayhew 1-0-2, Allen, Newbury
Old Town (5-3) 42
Boucher 6-3-15, Loring 4-0-8, Bartlett 3-1-7, Merry 2-1-5, Abbott 3-1-7, Clark, Kochis, Boyington
3-pt. goals: Deabay, C. Gross, T. Gross
Hermon 12 14 21 27
Old Town 12 21 31 42
JV: Hermon 43-38
Rangeley 71, Calvary Chapel 51
At Rangeley, Kyle Haley scored 16 points as Rangeley topped Calvary Chapel Christian of Orrington.
Reagan Sargent and Jordan Richard each scored 13 points for Rangeley.
Colby Downes paced the Sabers with 13 points. Clay Lawrence and Billy Connell had 11 points apiece.
Calvary Chapel (2-7) 51
Gorczok 3-2-8, Lawrence 3-4-11, Goodness 1-0-2, Miller 3-0-6, Downes 6-1-13, Connell 4-2-11, C. Dorrity, Dorman, Z. Dorrity
Rangeley (2-7) 71
Haley 6-4-16, Sargent 5-0-13, Morton 4-0-9, Abbott 3-0-7, Hall 1-5-7, Richard 5-0-13, White 2-2-6, DeCelles, Elmes, DeRaps
3-pt. goals: Lawrence, Connell; Sargent 3, Richard 3, Morton, Abbott
Calvary Chapel 14 26 40 51
Rangeley 22 36 52 71
Sumner 57, Narraguagus 55
At East Sullivan, junior Brett Deniger connected for four 3-pointers in the fourth quarter, including the game-winner as time expired, helping the Tigers overcome a nine-point deficit in the final period and lift Sumner to victory.
Tom Bell tossed in a game-high 19 points to lead Sumner, while Deniger finished with 15 point. Matt Dyer contributed 14 points.
Stephen Strout scored 17 points to pace Narraguagus of Harrington. Joshua Maillet added 11 points.
Narraguagus (1-5) 55
Strout 8-1-17, Jordan 3-1-8, Maillet 5-1-11, Robinson 1-4-6, Tenney 3-0-7, Bragg 2-0-4, Endre 1-0-2, Dublin, Johnson
Sumner (5-6) 57
Bell 9-1-19, Deniger 5-0-15, Dyer 5-2-14, O’Brien 2-0-5, Tenney 1-0-2, Ring 1-0-2, Johnson
3-pt. goals: Jordan, Tenney; Deniger 5, Dyer 2, O’Brien
Narraguagus 11 25 39 55
Sumner 7 24 38 57
JV: Sumner 48-45
Calais 68, Houlton 44
At Houlton, Cam Shorey scored 23 points to lift Calais over Houlton.
Jeremy Beers added 14 points for Calais.
Corey Woodworth scored 14 points to pace Houlton.
Calais (7-1) 68
Cummings 1-0-2, Gillespie 3-1-7, Carr 3-0-6, Shorey 10-2-23, Mitchell 0-5-5, Beers 5-3-14, Cavanaugh 1-3-5, Ramsdell 2-0-6, Pike, Jones
Houlton (1-7) 44
Goetsch 3-0-6, Duff 0-1-1, Woodworth 5-4-14, Anderson 0-1-1, Quint 1-0-2, Flewelling 1-0-2, Hanning 0-2-2, Codrey 4-0-8, Dickison 2-0-4, Hutchinson 1-2-4, Cone
3-pt. goals: Ramsdell 2, Shorey, Beers
Calais 13 35 51 68
Houlton 12 19 32 44
Camden H
ills 83, Winslow 38
At Rockport, Tyler McFarland scored 20 points as Camden Hills routed Winslow.
Casey Wilson had 14 points for the Windjammers. Keegan Pieri scored 12 points as Nick White and James Weferling added 10 points apiece.
Mike McCann led Winslow with seven points.
Winslow (4-4) 38
Raymond 1-0-2, Michaud 0-2-2, Hill 1-2-5, Murray 1-4-6, Nivison 0-2-2, Wheeler 1-3-6, LaBrie 1-1-4, McCann 3-1-7, McLaughlin 1-2-4, Kroll, Riordan, Audet, Price
Camden Hills (9-0) 83
Gabriele 2-1-5, Landwehr 1-0-2, Wincklhofer 1-0-2, Carlsen 1-0-2, White 3-4-10, Vlautin 0-2-2, Weferling 3-4-10, Scott 2-0-4, Wilson 4-5-14, Pieri 3-5-12, McFarland 7-5-20
3-pt. goals: Hill, Wheeler, LaBrie; Wilson, McFarland
Winslow 5 13 21 38
Camden Hills 14 49 72 83
Medomak 55, Waterville 31
At Waldoboro, Isaac Durkee had 17 points as Medomak Valley defeated Waterville.
Jason Vinal had seven assists for the Panthers. Alden Ahlholm added eight rebounds.
Cam Mitchell scored eight points to pace Waterville.
Waterville (2-6) 31
Lynch 0-1-1, J. Gormley 1-1-3, R. Gormley 1-0-2, Mitchell 3-0-8, Acero 1-0-2, Braley 2-0-6, Lee 2-0-5, Brown 1-1-3, Bailey 0-1-1, Veilleux, Hunter
Medomak Valley (7-1) 55
Bartlett 1-0-2, D. Osier 2-2-7, Aubel 3-1-8, I. Greenrose 3-1-9, MacKenzie 4-0-8, A. Greenrose 1-0-2, I. Durkee 7-0-17, Judkins 1-0-2, Ahlholm, K. Durkee, Vinal, S. Osier, Giustra
3-pt. goals: Mitchell 2, Braley 2, Lee; I. Durkee, I. Greenrose 2, D. Osier, Aubel
Waterville 11 18 22 31
Medomak Valley 10 30 45 55
Ellsworth 63, George Stevens 46
At Blue Hill, Andrew Austin had 15 points in leading Ellsworth past George Stevens Academy.
Ryan Petros chipped in 10 points for Ellsworth.
Nick Kane paced George Stevens with 11 points. Tom Crowe had 11 rebounds and Cameron Lawson recorded six steals and nine points.
Ellsworth (8-1) 63
Emeigh 1-0-2, Card 3-2-8, Austin 6-3-15, Palmer 4-0-8, Carter 3-0-7, Petros 5-0-10, Folmer 2-2-6, Sawyer 1-0-2, Saunders 1-2-4, Haslam
George Stevens (4-5) 46
Lawson 3-3-9, Springer 2-2-6, Crowe 3-1-7, Bryant 2-1-5, Kane 4-1-11, N. Dillon 1-0-3, Doolittle 1-1-3, P. Dillon 1-0-2, Jones, Russell
3-pt. goals: Carter, Sawyer; Kane 2, N. Dillon
Ellsworth 15 29 47 63
George Stevens 9 20 41 46
JV: Ellsworth 49-38
Washington Acad. 65, MDI 51
At East Machias, Ben Teer recorded 18 points and five assists in leading Washington Academy to victory over Mount Desert Island of Bar Harbor.
Noah Von Rotz scored 10 points for the Raiders. Bryce Colbeth had eight rebounds and eight points.
Dennis O’Neil and Caleb MacDonald led the Trojans with nine points each.
MDI (4-5) 51
Norwood 1-2-4, Records 1-0-2, J. Walls 1-0-2, Chisholm 3-0-6, Joy 3-0-6, O’Neil 4-0-9, Burke 3-1-7, MacDonald 3-3-9, B. Walls 3-0-6
Washington Academy (8-1) 65
Teer 6-5-18, Von Rotz 5-0-10, Stevens 2-0-4, Morren 4-0-8, Colbeth 3-2-8, Lenfestey 2-0-4, Farren 4-0-8, Mallar 1-0-2, Porter 1-1-3
3-pt. goals: O’Neil; Teer
MDI 8 22 35 51
Washington Acad. 17 29 43 65
JV: MDI 51-48
GHCA 71, East Grand 42
At University of Maine at Presque Isle, Chad Duff scored 21 points to power Greater Houlton Christian Academy past East Grand of Danforth.
Micah Wiley and Zach Straubel added 10 points apiece for the Eagles.
Andrew Gilman had 14 points to lead East Grand. Seth Cropley scored 12 points and Abe Brittain had 10 points.
East Grand (1-7) 42
Gilman 6-0-14, Cropley 5-2-12, Henn 1-2-4, Brittain 3-3-10, Cousins 1-0-2, Morse, Massey, Kenyon, Crocker
Gr. Houlton Chr. (7-1) 71
Socoby 1-0-3, Duff 8-5-21, Shirai 2-0-4, Wiley 4-0-10, Gray 3-0-6, Holmes 2-0-4, I. Straubel 1-0-2, Z. Straubel 5-0-10, Little 2-2-6, Bowers 2-1-5, Long, Cummings, Brady, Schenck
3-pt. goals: Gilman 2, Brittain; Wiley 2, Socoby
East Grand 10 20 34 42
GHCA 20 35 55 71
So. Aroostook 52, Hodgdon 51
Sleeper nets 1,000th career point
At Dyer Brook, Dakota Sleeper hit a 3-pointer with nine seconds remaining, lifting the Warriors to victory over the resilient Hawks.
Sleeper, a senior guard, finished with a game-high 27 points on his way to scoring the 1,000th point of his career. He had 999 points going into the contest.
Cody Robinson netted 10 points for Southern Aroostook, which trailed by three points at one point in the fourth quarter. Jesse Small grabbed 13 rebounds and blocked five shots.
Chris Williams tossed in 26 points to lead Hodgdon.
Hodgdon (4-5) 51
Williams 8-5-26, Hudson 3-1-7, Acott 1-0-3, D. McGillicuddy 1-1-3, Tidd 2-0-4, A. McGillicuddy 4-0-8
Southern Aroostook (7-1) 52
Tarr 1-2-4, Goodall 2-1-5, Diaferio 1-0-2, Sleeper 9-6-27, Small 2-0-4, Robinson 4-0-10, Casey
3-pt. goals: Williams 5, Acott; Sleeper 3, Robinson 2
Hodgdon 11 21 37 51
So. Aroostook 16 30 37 52
JV: Southern Aroostook 57-49
Fort Fairfield 56, Madawaska 45
At Fort Fairfield, Travis Noyes scored 23 points to help lead Fort Fairfield past Madawaska.
Josh Booth scored 11 of his 13 points in the second quarter for the Tigers.
Deejay Gendreau paced the Owls with 20 points.
Madawaska (5-3) 45
Cannon 3-0-6, Albert 3-3-9, Sirois 1-0-2, Gendreau 7-5-20, Cyr 3-2-8, Desrosier, Lee, D. Pelletier, T. Pelletier, Deschenes, Deschaine
Fort Fairfield (7-1) 56
Williams 1-1-3, Booth 4-2-13, Zhang 1-0-2, Dufour 2-0-4, Noyes 8-5-23, Churchill 1-1-3, McNamee 3-0-6, Clark 0-2-2, A. Bixler, Emerson, B. Bixler, Girvan, Lewis, Michaud
3-pt. goals: Gendreau; Booth 3, Noyes 2
Madawaska 11 22 35 45
Fort Fairfield 14 34 46 56
JV: Madawaska 52-31
Bangor 51, Hampden 47
At Hampden, Clark Noonan scored 18 points and grabbed eight rebounds as Bangor avenged a season-opening loss to the Broncos.
Patrick Stewart added 11 points and 11 rebounds for the Rams, while Zach Blodgett scored 11 points with nine rebounds.
Graham Safford led 7-2 Hampden Academy with 17 points, while Jacob Moore added 15.
Hampden made 6 of 9 shots from beyond the 3-point arc in the first half while building a 29-21 lead at intermission.
But Bangor (6-2) clamped down on Hampden’s perimeter shooters — the Broncos were just 1 of 9 from long range in the sec
ond half — and used its overall height advantage to work the ball inside offensively.
Noonan, Bangor’s 6-foot-6 senior center, made all five of his second-half field goal attempts, helping the Rams shoot 61 percent (13 of 19) from the field over the final two periods.
Bangor took the lead for good at 38-36 on a 3-pointer by Tristan Thomas with 1:15 left in the third quarter and built its advantage to as many as seven points midway through the final period, the final time at 46-39 on an inside basket by Noonan with 3:54 to play.
Hampden rallied behind three driving baskets by Safford, and pulled within 48-47 when Safford fed Moore for a layup off a Bangor turnover with a minute to play. But the Broncos couldn’t capitalize on a couple of subsequent possessions, and one free throw by Bangor point guard Luke Hetterman with 8.2 seconds left and two Noonan free throws with two seconds remaining put the game away.
JV: Bangor 54-36
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Nokomis 64, Leavitt 57
At Turner, Mary Badeen scored 19 points as Nokomis of Newport topped previously undefeated Leavitt.
Julie Smith had 14 points, and was 9-for-10 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter for Nokomis. Kara Batchelder scored 11 points and Marissa Shaw had 10 points.
Courtney Anderson paced Leavitt with 22 points. Kristen Anderson had 17 points and Adrianna Newton scored 10 points.
Nokomis (8-2) 64
Badeen 6-2-19, Smith 2-9-14, Shaw 3-4-10, Reynolds 0-2-2, Batchelder 3-2-11, Tozier 1-0-2, Watson 2-2-6, Perry
Leavitt (8-1) 57
Randel 3-0-6, Jordan 0-2-2, C. Anderson 9-4-22, K. Anderson 6-0-17, Newton 2-6-10, Treadwell, Frost
3-pt. goals: Badeen 5, Batchelder 3, Smith; K. Anderson 5
Nokomis 16 29 37 64
Leavitt 14 21 24 57
Medomak Valley 51, Waterville 35
At Waldoboro, Lindsay Renquist and Danielle Dyer combined for 11 third-quarter points as Medomak Valley outscored defending three-time State Class B champion Waterville 15-6 to pull away for its first win over the Purple Panthers in over five years.
Alanna Vose scored a game-high 14 points for the winners and Dyer had 13 more. Renquist finished with 11 points to go with 10 rebounds and Ericka Christensen grabbed nine rebounds to go with her six points.
Stacie Whitten’s 10 points, Jen Nale’s eight and Taylor Frame’s seven points led Waterville.
Waterville (5-3) 35
Karter, A. Frame, Gardner, Gagnon, Whitten 4-0-10, T. Frame 2-2-7, Nale 3-2-8, Gagne 0-3-3, Rousseau 2-2-6, Reynolds, Smith, Crane, Dixon
Medomak Valley (7-1) 51
Dyer 4-3-13, Davis, Massengale 0-2-2, Renquist 4-3-11, Christensen 2-2-6, Conary, Weaver 2-1-5, Severson, Rackliff, Vose 6-2-14, Peterson
3-pt. goals: Whitten 2, T. Frame; Dyer 2
Waterville 11 15 21 35
Medomak Valley 13 24 39 51
Camden Hills 49, Winslow 42
At Rockport, Gab Duke made five clutch free throws in the fourth quarter to help the Windjammers upend previously undefeated Winslow.
Camden Hills held an 11-point lead in the final period, but Winslow cut the gap to four points before Duke’s free-throw shooting helped the Windjammers preserve the victory.
Taylor Porter and freshman Jordan Knowlton each had 14 points for Camden Hills, while Maddie Smeaton had eight points, 13 rebounds and four steals.
Duke also had five steals and four assists for the Windjammers.
Megan Pelletier led Winslow with 12 points, while Elizabeth Ferry added 11.
Winslow (7-1) 42
Constable 2-0-4, Weed 1-0-3, Veilleux 0-1-1, Pelletier 4-4-12, Vigue 1-0-2, Bouchard 2-1-5, Chenard 1-0-2, Ferry 4-3-11
Camden Hills (6-3) 49
Legage, Duke 0-5-5, Porter 5-4-14, Smeaton 4-0-8, Knowlton 7-0-14, Richards, Steele, Johanson 0-2-2, Carlsen, Heal 1-1-3, Buckheit 1-0-3
3-pt. goals: Weed; Porter 2, Buckheit
Winslow 8 20 26 42
Camden Hills 13 24 35 49
GHCA 48, East Grand 20
At University of Maine at Presque Isle, Mariah Wiley had 19 points as Greater Houlton Christian Academy topped East Grand of Danforth.
Kaitlyn Beaudoin led the Vikings with eight points.
East Grand (1-7) 20
S. Beaudoin 2-0-4, K. Beaudoin 3-2-8, J. Armstrong 2-0-4, Farley 0-1-1, K. Armstrong 0-3-3, Cowger, Gilman, Hanington
Gr. Houlton Chr. (4-4) 48
E. Little 1-0-2, Smart 1-0-3, Lee 0-2-2, Vargas 1-0-2, Wiley 8-1-19, A. Little 1-0-2, Bishop 2-0-4, McGuire 2-0-4, A. Michaud 4-0-8, Barnes 1-0-2, Robertson, Duff, S. Michaud
3-pt. goals: Wiley 2, Smart
East Grand 5 9 10 20
GHCA 9 27 40 48
Jonesport-Beals 55, Machias 32
At Jonesport, Maegan Alley totaled 15 points, eight rebounds and six steals as Jonesport-Beals beat Machias.
Morgan Merchant had 10 assists for Jonesport-Beals.
Cody Rolfe led Machias with 11 points.
Machias (1-5) 32
Shults 0-3-3, Proctor 0-1-1, Lee 1-1-3, Lipton 3-3-9, Rolfe 4-3-11, Libby 0-1-1, Hanson, Anderson, Conley, Smith
Jonesport-Beals (2-6) 55
Merchant 1-3-5, L. Beal 4-0-8, MacLean 2-1-5, B. Beal 3-0-7, Alley 7-1-15, Crowley 2-1-5, Carver 3-0-6, M. Beal 1-0-2, Jones 1-0-2, Todd
3-pt. goals: B. Beal
Machias 11 18 25 32
Jonesport-Beals 10 23 42 55
Lisbon 52, Georges Valley 51
At Thomaston, Holly Ames-Allan hit a 3-pointer with 12 seconds left to put the Buccaneers ahead, but the Greyhounds’ Jessica Campbell countered five seconds later with the eventual game-winning basket.
Georges Valley was unable to get off a shot on its final possession.
Amber Cloutier led Lisbon with 17 points, while Renee Moore scored 14.
Jill Bradbury paced Georges Valley with 19 points and eight rebounds. Kennadi Grover posted 12 points.
Lisbon (7-2) 52
Fitzgerald 1-1-3, Cloutier 7-2-17, Morse 1-1-3, Campbell 3-0-6, Moore 6-2-14, Brennan 4-0-9, Linnell, Harmon, Madore
Georges Valley (3-6) 51
Snow 1-0-2, Denault, Rich 0-1-1, Bradbury 5-7-19, Grover 4-4-12, Ames-Allan 3-0-8, Haskell 1-0-2, R. Frye 1-0-2, D. Frye 2-0-5
3-pt. goals: Cloutier, Brennan; Bradbury 2, Ames-Allan 2, D. Frye
Lisbon 19 26 44 52
Georges Valley 8 18 35 51
Central Aroostook 47, Wisdom 28
At St. Agatha, Vicki McIntyre scored 14 of her game-high 20 points in the first quarter as Central Aroostook of Mars Hill outscored Wisdom 21-2 en route to the triumph.
Rachel Grew had 15 points for the winners.
Kayla Guerrette’s nine points and Deliya Michaud’s eight paced Wisdom.
Central Aroostook (8-2) 47
Cushman, York 1-0-2, C. Hartin 1-0-2, B. Hartin 1-4-6, Grew 5-2
-15, McIntyre 8-2-20, O. Garrison 1-0-2, Fletcher, Bradstreet, P. Garrison
Wisdom (1-7) 28
Michaud 3-2-8, K. Guerrette 4-1-9, H. Cyr 1-1-3, Collin 1-0-2, J. Cyr 1-0-2, M. Guerrette 1-0-2, Tardif 1-0-2
3-pt. goals: Grew 3
Cen. Aroostook 21 36 44 47
Wisdom 2 11 21 28
Fort Kent 97, Van Buren 17
At Fort Kent, Taylor Boucher’s 27-point performance carried the Warriors to their sixth win of the season.
Breanna Thibodeau scored 16 points for Fort Kent.
Ashlie Wilson tossed in 11 points to lead the Crusaders.
Van Buren (1-8) 17
Wilson 4-1-11, Bourgoin, V. Rioux, Duprey 1-0-2, Parent, N. Ouellette, J. Ouellette 1-0-2, Dumond, C. Rioux 0-2-2
Fort Kent (6-3) 97
Boucher 11-2-27, Thibodeau 6-1-16, Daigle 2-4-8, Roy 1-0-2, Morris, Walker 2-1-5, Morneault 1-2-4, Jandreau 3-3-9, Bard 3-0-9, Carapellucci 3-2-8, Martin 3-0-9, Pelletier
3-pt. goals: Wilson 2; Boucher 3, Thibodeau 3, Bard 3, Martin 3
Van Buren 6 8 10 17
Fort Kent 24 49 76 97
Ashland 35, Easton 29
At Easton, Ashland outscored Easton 16-8 in the third quarter as the Hornets pulled away to win.
Taylor Baker scored six of her 12 points in the third to lead Ashland.
Ariana Babineau led Easton with 14 points.
Ashland (5-4) 35
Baker 4-4-12, Jimmo 3-0-6, Paradis 2-0-5, Graham 2-0-4, Donovan 2-0-4, Pelkey 2-0-4, Cote
Easton (5-5) 29
Babineau 6-2-14, Hammond 3-1-7, Halvorson 1-2-4, Dudley 1-0-2, Trask 0-1-1, Desmond 0-1-1, Plourde, Cyr, Poole
3-pt. goals: Paradis
Ashland 3 14 30 35
Easton 5 13 21 29
Hampden 54, Bangor 42
At Red Barry Gym, Katelyn DeRaps led a balanced Hampden offense with 14 points while Michaela Stephenson had 10 more as Hampden Academy built a 15-point first-half lead en route to its fifth win.
Kate Parsons’ foul-line jumper late in the second quarter gave coach Chad Bradbury’s Broncos (5-4) their biggest lead at the time, and Hampden led by as many as 16 in the second half with Bangor getting no closer than 10.
Parsons finished with nine points off the bench for Hampden while Julia Snyder contributed six. Stephenson led a Hampden defense which forced 29 Bangor turnovers with six steals.
Stephanie Comstock had 12 points to lead 4-5 Bangor while Kate Treadwell had nine.
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COLLEGE
MEN’S BASKETBALL
Colby 56, Husson 54
At Waterville, Adam Choice scored 20 points, including hitting 3 of 4 free throws in the final 38 seconds, to give the Mules the victory over the Eagles of Bangor.
Choice moved into 12th on Colby’s all-time scoring list with 1,254 points, passing Mike McGee (1,251). Gil Haylon added 11 points.
Jay Uhrin paced Husson with 19 points, and Brock Bradford added 12.
Husson (5-4) 54
Uhrin 7-4-19, Bradford 4-1-12, Jones 3-3-9, Zaharchuk 3-1-7, MacKenzie 1-1-3, Cummings 1-0-2, Leighton 1-0-2, Klages
Colby (8-2) 56
Choice 7-6-20, Haylon 4-0-11, Russell 4-2-10, Van Loenen 2-0-5, Woodward 2-0-4, Fischer 1-0-2, Sherman 1-0-2, Beaulieu 0-2-2, Concannon
3-pt. goals: Bradford 3, Uhrin; Haylon 3 Van Loenen
Halftime: Colby 34-19
Plymouth State 76, UM-Farmington 59
At Farmington, Ryan Lambert led a balanced attack with 16 points off the bench and Plymouth State (N.H.) used a 12-0 run in the second half to build a commanding 69-48 lead with 4:50 remaining.
Jason O’Keefe had 11 points and nine rebounds for the winners with Tom Dowd and Bryan Tracy contributing 10 points apiece.
Eric Taylor had 13 points and eight rebounds for the University of Maine-Farmington. Andrew Dean, Ethan Jean and Kevin Leary had eight points apiece.
Plymouth State (7-5) 76
Lambert 5-4-16, O’Keefe 4-2-11, Dowd 5-0-10, Tracy 4-0-10, M. Chergey 4-0-9, Hondal 2-0-6, Feehan, Dempsey 1-1-3, Stowell 1-1-3, Walker 1-0-2, Sabolis 1-0-2, B. Chergey, Williams
UM-Farmington (0-7) 59
Taylor 4-5-13, Jean 2-4-8, Dean 1-5-8, Leary 3-0-8, Lelansky 2-0-4, Tanguay 2-0-4, Burdin 2-0-4, M. Gingras 1-0-3, Kane 1-1-3, Gerrish 1-0-2, Miller 1-0-2, Lovell, T. Gingras, Keene, Rines
3-pt. goals: Tracy 2, Hondal 2, Lambert 2, M. Chergey, O’Keefe; Leary 2, M. Gingras, Dean
Halftime: Plymouth State 44-31
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
UM-Farmington 71, Plymouth 67
At Farmington, Caitlyn Laflin had 24 points and 11 rebounds as the University of Maine-Farmington held off Plymouth State University.
Jillian Ross had 17 points for the Beavers and Ashley Busque chipped in with 12 points.
Laura Kent led Plymouth State with 21 points and 11 rebounds.
Plymouth State (10-2) 67
Kent 3-15-21, Doucet 7-0-15, Kania 5-1-14, Judd 2-3-7, O’Hara 0-3-3, Fritch 1-0-3, Galvin 1-0-2, Sunderland 1-0-2
UMaine-Farmington (2-5) 71
Laflin 9-3-24, Ross 5-4-17, Busque 4-2-12, Clement 2-1-6, Norton 2-1-5, Morrison 1-0-2, Gagne 1-0-2, Saunders 1-0-2, Paul 0-1-1, Gordon, Neptune
3-pt. goals: Kania 3, Fritch, Doucet; Ross 3, Laflin 3, Busque 2, Clement
Halftime: UM-Farmington 36-34
Bowdoin 52, Bates 49
At Brunswick, Bowdoin College held off Bates College of Lewiston to improve to 10-0.
Kaitlin Donahoe, Caitlin Hynes and Katie Bergeron each scored 12 points for Bowdoin. Leah Rubega added 11 points and 10 rebounds.
Allie Beaulieu led Bates with 16 points. Kellie Goodridge had eight points, seven rebounds and four steals.
Bates (8-4) 49
Yanofsky 2-0-4, Beaulieu 6-3-16, Burns 1-4-7, Hawkins 3-1-7, Goodridge 2-2-8, Dobish 1-0-3, Flaherty 1-0-2, Igoe 1-0-2, O’Connell
Bowdoin (10-0) 52
Donahoe 4-3-12, Hynes 5-2-12, Bergeron 4-2-12, Rubega 4-3-11, Coombes 0-2-2, Cote 1-0-2, Sweeney 0-1-1, Hackett, Aceto, Gould, Barry
3-pt. goals: Goodridge 2, Beaulieu, Burns, Dobish; Bergeron 2, Donahoe
Halftime: Bowdoin 24-21
U-New England 78, Thomas 46
At Waterville, Kelley Paradis tossed in 16 points to lead the University of New England past Thomas College.
Margo Russell contributed 12 points for the Nor’easters of Biddeford.
Jessica Nassetta had 13 points and Kellie Martel 12 for Thomas.
U-New England (9-3) 78
Pelletier 2-2-7, Bunnell 2-1-5, LeBlanc 3-0-6, Cianciolo 2-0-4, Paradis 7-0-16, Russell 5-2-12, Williams, Diggins 1-2-4, Meszaros 2-0-4, Mroz 1-3-5, Suggs 1-6-8, Libby 2-3-7
Thomas (0-7) 46
Nassetta 6-1-13, Evans 0-1-1, Martel 5-0-12, Chaisson, Bird 1-3-5, Blakney 4-1-9, Matchett 1-0-3, Allen, Lee 1-1-3
3-pt. goals: Pelletier, Paradis 2; Martel 2, Matchett
Halftime: UNE 31-26
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SKIING
HIGH SCHOOL
At Rockport
Cross Country
Camden Classic 5K
Camden Hills girls 10, Hampden Academy 28
1. Erin Pierce (CH) 21:58.0, 2. Jessie Mathews (CH) 22:37.2, 3. Mary Caitlin Parks (CH) 23:04.5, 4. Jamie Burgess (CH) 23:38.7, 5. Elena Cravens (HA) 24:38.1, 6. Molly Howe (HA) 24:59.4, 7. Sophie Lata
ille (HA) 25:37.7, 8. Emma Conover (CH) 25:56.7, 9. Jackie Merrill (CH) 27:15.1, 10. Rebecca Gray (CH) 27:36.6, 11. Sarah Scott (CH) 27:54.9, 12. Abby White (CH) 28.21.7, 13. Jenn Fortin (HA) 30.43.9, 14. Juli Hidu (HA) 30:43.9, 15. Sarabeth Miller (HA) 31:42.9
Hampden Academy boys 16, Camden Hills 22
1. Evan Piccirillo (HA) 16:36.3, 2. Ethan Burke (HA) 17:21.4, 3. Rich Hoch (HA) 17:32.1, 4. Josiah Carle (CH) 18:14.9, 5. Kevin Pierce (CH) 19:41.5, 6. Cyrus Hannibal (CH) 20:36.2, 7. Carrick Gambell (CH) 21:23.4, 8. Nick Mirabile (CH) 22:33.6, 9. Nick Murphy (CH) 23:15.4, 10. Ryan Armstrong (HA) 23:18.0, 11. Jeddy Doyon (HA) 23:55.9, 12. Pierre Haugen (CH) 24:20.8, 13. Wyatt Berry (CH) 24:58.2, 14. Ryan Blake (HA) 25:16.2, 15. Ryan Johnston (HA) 26:09.0
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PLAYER OF THE WEEK
COLLEGE
Liberty League
Deirdre Wholly (Williams Smith College junior from Bangor), women’s cross country, named to the All-Academic team.
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GOLF
LOCAL
At Maine Indoor GC, Bangor
Thursday Morning Men’s League
2-Man Scramble at Pebble Beach
Gerry Clifford, Gary Rees 67; Tim Wilson, Paul Landry 69
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YOUTH BASKETBALL
LOCAL
At Bangor Y
HIGH SCHOOL
Bangor Federal Credit Union 74, Vafiades, Brountas, Kominsky 48
Bangor top scorers: Sean Mackintosh 26, Jessica Doherty 12; VBK: Lane Lajoie 16, Ryan Cote 16
Means Investment 51, Carlen Truck 41
Means top scorer: Patrick McEwen 14; Carlen: Josiah Hartley 23
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WRESTLING
HIGH SCHOOL
At Howland
Brewer 45, Bucksport 27
103: Alex Brown (Bu) pinned Alex Charalambous 3:08; 112: Anthony Sprigg (Br) forfeit; 119: Tyler Johnston (Br) forfeit; 125: Robbie Kiah (Br) forfeit; 130: Qasey Perry (Br) pinned Taylor Miller :13; 140: Nick Dugas (Br) dec. Jacob Stuart 13-9; 145: Jordan Fogg (Bu) dec. Trevor Porter 1-0; 152: Bryan Johnson (Br) pinned Tyler Albe 3:39; 160: Cody Noyes (Br) pinned Mitchell Marks 1:15; 171: River Robertson (Bu) forfeit; 189: Chris Powell (Bu) pinned John Soucy 3:33; 215: Marcus Eaton (Br) pinned Damon Klinedist :51; 285: Tyler Hawksley (Bu) pinned Kevin Schaefer 3:50
Bangor individuals
171: Chris Powell (Bu) pinned Victor Irwin :37; 285: Tyler Hawksley (Bu) dec. Arianna Irwin 10-1
Brewer 60, Old Town 15
103: Alex Charalambous (Br) pinned Lindsey Blaisdell Kenny :19; 112: Anthony Sprigg (Br) forfeit; 119: Tyler Johnston (Br) forfeit; 125: Robbie Kiah (Br) forfeit; 130: Kiowa Vickery (OT) dec. Qasey Perry 14-1; 135: Nick Dugas (Br) pinned Julia Cookson :55; 145: Trevor Porter (Br) pinned Andy Perkins :10; 152: Bryan Johnson (Br) forfeit; 160: Cody Noyes (Br) pinned Justin Libby 1:11; 171: John Soucy (Br) pinned Jessi Cardinel :13; 189: Robert Macdonald (OT) pinned Cody Johnston 3:45; 215: Marcus Eaton (Br) pinned Lee Larey :20; 285: John Taylor (OT) pinned Kevin Schaefer 1:59
Bangor individuals
171: Victor Irwin (Ba) pinned Jessie Cardinell (OT) :31; 285: Arianna Irwin (Ba) pinned John Taylor (OT) :10
At Bangor
Central vs. John Bapst
103: Airen Lodge (Cen) by forfeit; 119: Alexis Lodge (Cen) by forfeit
Central vs. MDI
103: Airen Lodge (Cen) tech fall Jonathan Sargent 15-0; 119: Alexis Lodge (Cen) pinned Josh Silva 3:33
Orono vs. Hermon
130: Isaac Arabadjis (O) by forfeit