FORT KENT — Colby Holdsworth scored 16 points, including 10 in the first quarter, and Donovan Savage tossed in 15 more to power the Caribou Vikings to a 61-47 boys basketball victory over Fort Kent on Wednesday night.
Dayne Savage and Timothy Dassow added eight points each for the 1-1 Vikings.
Ryan Chasse and Matt Daigle paced Fort Kent (2-3) with 16 and 15 points, respectively.
Caribou: Holdsworth 7-2-16, Do. Savage 5-4-15, Da. Savage 3-2-8, Allen 1-0-2, Thibodeau, Bouchard 3-0-6, Dassow 2-0-8, Griffeth, Sheldon 3-0-6, Massey, Bondeson
Fort Kent: Ryan Chasse 6-2-16, Daigle 5-5-15, Theriault 2-1-6, Anderson 1-0-2, Roy, Desjardins 3-1-8, Hills
3-pt. goals: Do. Savage; Chasse 2, Theriault, Desjardins
Caribou 16 29 43 61
Fort Kent 15 25 36 47
Easton 72, Hodgdon 45
At Easton, the Bears used a 20-2 run to start the first quarter and never looked back. Easton was led by Logan Halvorson’s game-high 19 points, including five 3-pointers.
Jake Flewelling chipped in with 15 points for 3-1 Easton.
Hodgdon (2-3) was led by Devin Quint with 12 points.
Easton 23 40 62 72
Hodgdon 6 17 27 45
3-pt. goals: L. Halvorson 5, Dube 2, Tuttle 2
Caribou 56, Fort Kent 37
At Fort Kent, Searra Herbert scored 12 of her 16 points in the fourth quarter, including 4-for-4 shooting from the foul line, to help the Vikings beat the Warriors.
Maidson Doucette and Gabrielle Marquis provided eight points each for Caribou (1-1).
Jane Rossignol scored 10 fourth-quarter points en route to 14 to pace Fort Kent (1-4).
Caribou: Herbert 6-4-16, Doucette 3-0-8, Shea 1-0-2, Outing 2-0-5, Marquis 4-0-8, Soucy 3-1-7, Lizotte 1-0-3, Amerio, Boucher 3-0-6, Hanson 0-1-1
Fort Kent: Rossignol 5-4-14, Raymond, O’Leary, Lovely 2-1-7, Morin 2-1-6 , Saucier 1-2-4, Bouchard 1-0-2, Haggenmiller 1-0-2, Lapointe 1-0-2, Roy
3-pt. goals: Doucette 2, Outing, Lizotte; Lovely 2, Morin
Caribou 12 25 39 56
Fort Kent 2 11 30 37
Van Buren 40, Easton 28
At Van Buren, Felisha Bouchard recorded 18 points, had 10 rebounds and 10 blocked shots to power the Crusaders past Easton.
Courtney Parent added 10 points for 3-1 Van Buren.
Kalie Ward led the 3-1 Bears with 10 points while Taylor Brown and Blake Bradley each chipped in 6 points.
Easton: Ward 5-0-10, Brown 3-0-6, Ferris 1-2-4, Bradley 2-0-6, Hersey, A. Allen, Howe, Bonner, E. Allen, Shaw, Morin
Van Buren: Sytulek 0-6-6, C. Parent 4-0-10, I. Parent 3-0-6, Bouchard 6-6-18, Dumond, Ouellette
Easton 8 14 14 28
Van Buren 10 20 24 40
3-pt. goals: Parent 2, Bradley 2
CAHS 56, Hodgdon 38
At Mars Hill, the Panthers outscored the Hawks 18-8 in the second quarter to take the lead for good.
Karli Levesque and Kelsey Dominique tossed in 18 points each to pace Central Aroostook.
Hannah Sherman paced Hodgdon with 14 points and Lexi McGuire added nine points.
Hodgdon: H. Sherman 7-0-14, A. McGuire 2-5-9, J. Goff 2-2-6, S. Howell 1-2-4, J. Drew 1-1-3, Desrosiers 1-0-2, S. Hutchinson
Central Aroostook: Kar. Levesque 8-2-18, K.Dominique 6-3-18, M.Anthony 3-1-7, Kas. Levesque 2-2-6, J.Thomas 2-0-4, M.Gonzalez 0-1-1, C. Chambers, M.Wells, D. Grass
Hodgdon 7 15 24 38
CAHS 8 26 47 56
Central 62, PCHS 57
At Guilford, the Red Devils hit three 3-pointers in the last minute of regulation to erase a nine-point deficit and outscored the Pirates 6-1 in overtime to pull out the victory.
Kyle Ham propelled 6-0 Central of Corinth with 19 points, while Andrew Prescott tossed in 17 points, including five 3-pointers, and Caleb Shaw netted 15.
Tristan French (four 3–pointers) and Nate Burns scored 19 points each to lead Piscataquis Community, which went 4-for-13 from the foul line in the fourth quarter and overtime.
Central: Shaw 5-2-15, Poulin 1-0-3, Prescott 5-2-17, Ham 6-7-19, Macomber, Smith 3-0-6.
PCHS: French 8-3-19, Morrill 4-0-8, Fortier, Gilbert, Willard, White 1-1-3, Bell 3-3-9, Burns 6-6-19
3-pt. goals: Shaw 2, Poulin, Prescott 5; French 4, Burns
Central 17 30 40 56 62
PCHS 18 31 44 56 57
Dexter 40, Penquis 27
At Dexter, Matt Mower, Zach White and Josh Simcock each had 8 points to help lead the Tigers to their second win of the season.
Matt Bartlett and Bailey Spack contributed 7 and 6 points, respectively.
Penquis of Milo was led by Clayton Tarnoozy with a game-high 12 points. Noah Allen added 7 points.
Dexter: Bartlett 3-1-7, Mower 2-4-8, Campbell 0-1-1, White 1-6-8, Simcock 3-0-8, Spack 1-4-6, Tarr 1-0-2
Penquis: Nickerson 1-0-2, Artus 1-2-4, Tarnoozy 4-4-12, Allen 3-0-7, Larry 0-2-2, Martin, Pearson
Dexter 14 26 35 40
Penquis 3 13 21 27
3-pt. goals: Simcock 2, Allen
Searsport 74, PVHS 25
At Searsport, Troy Reynolds poured in 25 points, leading the host Vikings to victory over the Howlers.
Barrett Grant and Bartly Santos pitched in with 15 and 10 points, respectively, for Searsport, which improved to 2-2.
Bryce Carter paced Penobscot Valley of Howland (0-3) with seven points.
PVHS 7 15 18 25
Searsport 17 33 54 74
JV: Searsport 51-21
WA Raiders 57, Bucksport 50
At Bucksport, Austin Seavey and Gage Feeney netted 22 and 19 points, respectively, to power Washington Academy of East Machias over Bucksport.
The Golden Bucks scored 23 points in the fourth-quarter to close a 24-point gap, but fell short.
Asher Bowden led Bucksport with 15 points and Tyler Pye added 14.
Washington Acad.: Taylor 5, Varney 2, Renshaw 2, Feeney 19, Seavey 22, Pineo 7
Bucksport: Craig 4, Pye 14, Deredin 2, Macleod 2, Bowden 15, Dyer 7, Larsen 6
WA 22 36 51 57
Bucksport 6 17 27 50
Girls Basketball
PCHS 41, GSA 26
At Blue Hill, the Pirates outscored the Eagles 24-10 in the second half to post the victory.
Delani Bennett led Piscataquis Community of Guilford with 12 points, all in the second half.
Morgan Dauk paced George Stevens Academy with 15 points.
Camden Hills 56, Oceanside 54
At Camden on Tuesday, Charlotte Messer scored the go-ahead jump shot with 20 seconds left to lead the Windjammers to the win.
Messer and Maddie Bowman each tallied 16 points.
Oceanside’s Emily Gould led all scorers with 17 points.
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