Boucher FTs lift Pats by MA

December 15, 1990 6:00 am

MILO – Jason Boucher sank both ends of a one-and-one foul shot opportunity with 31 seconds left to lift the Penquis Patriots to a 67-66 schoolboy basketball upset over the Mattanawcook Academy Lynx here Friday night. Boucher’s FTs gave Penquis a 67-64 edge. Darrin Whitney…
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Boucher’s FTs gave Penquis a 67-64 edge. Darrin Whitney scored for MA with three seconds left to cut it to one before time ran out.

Jason Mills paced the 3-3 winners with 26 points. He hit three of his four 3-pointers in the fourth quarter to help bring the Pats back. Troy Chase chipped in with 14 points, Abe Chase added 12, and Boucher netted 10.

Whitney paced 4-1 MA of Lincoln with 26 points. Travis Gerry added 20 points and Aaron Wood netted 14.

Penquis (67)

Mills 11, Boucher 4(2), Costello 1, T. Chase 6, Nelson, A. Chase 4(4), Pokrywka, Grindle, Whitten 2 Mattanawcook (66)

Cox 1, Gerry 8, Folnsbee, Lowell, Pelkey 1, Dube (2), Whitney 10(6), Wood 5(4)

3-pt. goals: Mills 4, T. Chase 2; Gerry 4 Penquis 18 22 47 67 Mattanawcook 12 28 51 66

JV: Mattanawcook 75, Penquis 60

Foxcroft 67, PCHS 48

At Dover-Foxcroft, Matt Curtis paced a balanced scoring attack with 13 points to lead Foxcroft Academy to the win.

Lincoln Ryder and John Sharrow added 10 points each for the 2-3 Ponies, who jumped out to a 35-27 halftime lead and never looked back.

Chad Graffam had 17 points for PCHS of Guilford, 3-2.

Foxcroft Academy (67)

Curtis 4(5), Ryder 3(4), Sharrow 4(2), Dunham (2), Clement 2(2), DeIeso 2(3), Hall 4, Holmes 2(3), Smith 1(2), Pullen, Stewart, Beless Piscataquis Community (48)

Graffam 7(2), Kimball 1(1), Oldfield (1), Curtis 3(2), Dubay 3, Miles 4(1), Foster 1(2), Herrick, Farrar, Carleton, Reed

3-pt. goals: Graffam Foxcroft 10 35 42 67 Piscataquis Community 12 27 36 48

JV: PCHS 74, Foxcroft 50

Schenck 78, PVHS 41

At Howland, Derek Thompson scored 23 points as the Wolverines of East Millinocket rolled past the Howlers.

Roger Morin added 19 points for the 3-2 Wolverines and Mike Hamm had 12.

For the Howlers, now 0-5, Scott Durost led with 13 points and Jay Neal had 11.

Schenck (78)

Fleming 1, D. Thompson 8(6), Gagnon 3, Ordway 3(1), Hamm 6, Morin 8, Fernald 1(1), Smith 1, B. Thompson 2, Bracket, Cyr PVHS (41)

Gilman 1, S. Durost 5, Reed 2, Thurlow 1(2), Neal 3(5), Smith 3(1), Alley, York, J. Durost, Tourtillotte

3-pt. goals: D. Thompson, Morin 3, Durost 3 Schenck 12 36 61 78 PVHS 10 23 31 41

JV: Schenck 63, Penobscot Valley 41

Lee 89, Greenville 80

At Greenville, Steve Coombs scored 16 of his 42 points in the final quarter to lead the Pandas to the victory.

Coombs, who did not enter the contest until the second quarter, helped Lee turn a 64-61 third quarter deficit into its third win in five outings. Shawn Gordon and David Jellison added 17 and 16 points, respectively, while Aaron Knowles hit for 11.

For Greenville, 1-4, Jarrod Strid tossed in 37 points and Eric Smith tallied 16.

Lee Academy (89)

S. Coombs 15(11), Gordon 7(2), Jellison 7(1), Knowles 4(3), Francis 1, R. Coombs (1), King, Hamel, S. Waite, Rushton, Osgood, J. Waite Greenville (80)

Strid 15(4), Smith 4(7), Morrell 4(1), Walden 2(2), Carpenter 1(4), J. Morrill 1(1), B. Morrill (2)

3-pt. goals: S. Coombs, Gordon; Strid 3, Smith, Walden Lee Academy 16 41 61 89 Greenville 21 42 64 80

Charleston 61, No. Haven 31

At Charleston, Bryan Preble scored 19 points to lead Charleston Christian to the victory over North Haven.

Brad Preble scored 18 points and Mike Niles added 10 for 2-1 Charleston Christian.

For 1-5 North Haven, Michael Staples had 15 points.

Charleston Christian (61)

Bryan Preble 9(1), Brad Preble 8(2), Niles 4(2), Daigle 2, Philbrook 2, Fickett 3, Parks North Haven (31)

Staples 4(7), McDonald 2, Stanley 1(1), Quinn 2, Haskell 1, Brown 1

3-pt. goals: Quinn Charleston Christian 14 24 37 61 North Haven 6 17 22 31

Narraguagus 73, WA 64

At East Machias, Chad Fenton scored 28 points to lead the Knights of Harrington to the upset win over the previously undefeated Washington Academy Raiders.

Brian Marston chipped in with 20 points for Narraguagus, now 1-4.

Chad Fitzsimmons paced the 3-1 Raiders with 23 points and Josh Maker added 15.

Narraguagus (73)

Fenton 11(4), Marston 9(2), Fernald 2(3), Robbins 2(3), Leighton 3, Fletcher 1(2), Grant 1, Chipman (1), Noyes Washington Acad. (64)

Fitzsimmons 7(8), Maher 5(5), Libby 3(2), Feeney 3(1), Francis 1(2), Bronson 1, Dinsmore (2), S. Wood (1), T. Wood (1), Ju. Bragg, Jo. Bragg

3-pt. goals: Fenton 2; Fitzsimmons, Bronson Narraguagus 13 32 51 73 Washington Acad. 13 36 52 64

JV: Washington Acad. 71, Narraguagus 64

Katahdin 71, Hodgdon 62

At Sherman Station, Garth Pulkkinen had 32 points and 14 rebounds to lead the host Katahdin Cougars to the win.

For the 3-1 Cougars, Jason Pettengill scored 12 points.

Avon Stewart had 20 points to lead the 1-4 Hawks. Jason Langley added 19 points.

Katahdin (71)

Pulkkinen 13(6), Pettengill 3(5), Cyr 2(2), R. Porter 3(1), M. Porter 1(1), Ryan 1, Albert 2(3), Cullins, McAvoy, McNally Hodgdon (62)

Stewart 4(12), Langley 6(6), Foley 2(2), Cain 2(2), Oliver 1, Merritt 2(3), Ivey 1, Tidd

3-pt. goals: Pettengill, R. Porter 2; Langley Katahdin 20 32 49 71 Houlton 13 24 44 62

JV: Katahdin 67, Hodgdon 49

Madawaska 80, Fort Kent 68

At Fort Kent, Ken Daley poured in 32 points to power the Owls to their fourth win in five outings.

Gary Nadeau added 17 for Madawaska, while Kevin Cote hit for 13. John Picard chipped in with 10.

For Fort Kent, Steve Jalbert was high man with 22. Brent Marquis scored 12 and Travis Delisle added 11.

Madawaska (80)

Daley 12(7), Nadeau 5(5), Cote 4(4), Michaud 2, D. Clavette 1(2), Picard 5, P. Clavette

Fort Kent (68)

Jalbert 9(4), Marquis 5(1), Delisle 3(2), Warman 3(2), Dechene 3(1), Michaud 1, Berthiaume 2

3-pt. goals: Daley, Nadeau 2, Cote; Marquis, Delisle 3, Warman, Berthiaume

Madawaska 16 33 55 80 Fort Kent 12 26 43 68

JV: Fort Kent 55, Madawaska 12

Fort Fairfield 57, Van Buren 49

At Van Buren, Ryan Cormier scored 14 points and Kent Willette added 13 to lead the visiting Tigers to the victory.

The Tigers improved to 2-3.

For the 1-4 Crusaders, John Hebert scored 21 points and Troy Doucette had 15.

Fort Fairfield (57)

R. Cormier 6, Willette 4(5), Bernier, McCullough 1(4), Bruce 1(3), Theriault 2, Russell 3, E. Cormier 2(2) Van Buren (49)

T. Doucette 7(1), Hebert 7(6), Fortin 1, J. Doucette (4), Townes 2(1), Doucette (2), Haight, Morneault

3-pt. goals: Hebert; R. Cormier 2, Russell 2, E. Cormier Fort Fairfield 11 25 39 57 Van Buren 10 24 34 49

East Grand 100, Ashland 65

At Ashland, Eric Gilman poured in 34 points to lead the East Grand Vikings of Danforth past the Hornets.

Cory Thompson chipped in with 21 points for the 4-1 winners and Bart Hayes netted 19. Roger Dow contributed 12 points.

Travis Palmer paced 0-5 Ashland with 23 points and Adam Weaver netted 12.

East Grand (100)

Gilman 10(14), Dow 6, Kendall, Thompson 6(6), Young, Cowger 2, Cyr 2(1), Frye, Hayes 6(7), Mailman Ashland (65)

Bessey, A. Jordan 1(3), Ouellet 3, Weaver 3(6), Craig 1, Noon 3(1), Palmer 6(8), Caron 2(4), Radford, J. Jordan

3-pt. goals: Thompson 3; Ouellet, Craig, Palmer 3 East Grand 26 56 72 100 Ashland 9 26 37 65

JV: Ashland 63, East Grand 53 Royals rally

JONESPORT – The Jonesport-Beals Royals came back from a 17-6 first-quarter deficit to beat the Shead Tigers of Eastport 57-55 in a schoolboy basketball game here Friday night.

Shawn Alley paced the 2-3 winners with 24 points and Troy Alley added 18.

Mike Lee and Mike Barnes each scored 12 points for Shead, now 1-4. Jay Suddy chipped in with 11 points and Ryan Garrison netted 10.

Jonesport-Beals (57)

T. Alley 6(4), S. Alley 9(4), T. Crowley 3, J. Beal (2), D. Beal 1, B. Alley (1), Look (1), T. Beal 1(1), Fagonde, Coffin, C. Crowley Shead (55)

Garrison 5, Suddy 3(5), Lee 6, Barnes 4(4), Marsh 3, Small, Townsend

3-pt. goals: T. Alley 2, S. Alley 2 Jonesport-Beals 6 23 43 57 Shead 17 28 40 55

JV: Jonesport-Beals 72, Shead 55