DEXTER – Maine Central Institute rebounded from a slow start to post a 50-35 schoolgirl basketball victory over the Dexter Tigers here Tuesday night.

Emily Walker led the way for the 10-5 Huskies with 14 points. Cory Monday scored 12 and Becky Vaughan nine for MCI, which trailed by three points at the half.

Mandy King netted 12 points for 9-6 Dexter, while Eva Wing chipped in with nine points and 11 rebounds.

MCI (50)

Fotter 2(2), Monday 4(4), Vaughan 3(3), Lambert 1, Walker 7, Cropley 3(1)

Dexter (35)

King 5, Hersey 2(2), Lobdell 1, Downing 2(2), Wing 4(1), J. Smith, L. Smith, Levenseller, Haven

3-pt. goals: King 2 MCI 6 21 33 50 Dexter 13 24 30 35

John Bapst 39, Hermon 29

At the Bangor Auditorium, host John Bapst rode the 24-point performance of Angela Kearns to victory.

Mary Lakeman added seven points for the 11-4 Crusaders, who held the Hawks scoreless in the second quarter.

Tori Adams and Janis Adams tossed in 11 and 10 points, respectively, for 4-10 Hermon.

John Bapst (39)

Roy (1), McGarr (5), Moore, Buswell, Sappier 1, Lakeman 2(3), Day, Kearns 9(6), Harmon Hermon (29)

Burr, Hei. Pace, J. Adams 3(4), Winchenbach, Glazier, T. Adams 5(1), Downing 3(2), Perry, Huff

3-pt. goals: none John Bapst 9 15 29 39 Hermon 8 8 16 29

JV: John Bapst 44, Hermon 30

Geo. Valley, Maranacook 35

At Thomaston, the hosts got double-figure scoring from three players to gain the victory over Maranacook of Readfield.

Summer Stuart led the 10-5 winners with 11 points. Stephanie Miller and Christine Rackliffe chipped in 10 points apiece.

Erin Johnson was the leading scorer for the 0-15 Black Bears with nine points.

Georges Valley (63)

Rackliffe 5, Miller 5(4), Stuart 5(1), Keizer, Collins 2(2), Watts 3, Robinson, Jones 4, Wallace (1), Wilson 2(1), Babb 1, Elliott 1, Cohen Maranacook (35)

Johnson 4, Byron 4, Perkins, Scheibel 1(3), Craigie (1), Grant 3, Laferriere, Larson 1, Chenea, Williams, Durgin, Baack 2

3-pt. goals: Johnson Georges Valley 13 27 43 65 Maranacook 8 19 23 35

J-Beals 51, Sumner 44

At East Sullivan, the Jonesport-Beals Royalettes rode an 11-for-13, fourth-quarter, free-throw performance to the victory.

For 11-2 Jonesport-Beals, Lynette Beal had 19 points whle Sandi Carver added 15.

Host Sumner, which fell to 1-14, got 16 points from Michelle Joy. Abby Seward added 12.

Jonesport-Beals (51)

Beal 6(6), Carver 5(5), Alley 4, Stevens 2(1), Faulkingham (2), Smith 1, Mills Sumner (44)

Joy 6(4), Seward 6, Alexander 2, Mason 2, Pinkham 2, Johnson 1, Nelson 1, Harrington, Glass

3-pt. goals: Beal 1 Jonesport-Beals 13 20 34 51 Sumner 4 18 30 44

JV: Jonesport-Beals 36, Sumner 34

Forest Hills 42, Greenville 38

At Jackman, senior guard Cheryl Glidden had 11 points and 12 steals to lead the host Tigers to the win over the Lakers.

Audra Ellis added 10 points for the 8-5 winners while Jen Decker grabbed 10 rebounds.

For the Lakers, 6-8, Melanie Morrow tossed in a game-high 17 points.

Forest Hills (42)

Glidden 4(2), Ellis 5, Van Camp (4), Sa. Lumbert 3(3), Decker 3(2), Gourde, St. Lumbert, Nadeau, Chamberlain, Griffin Greenville (38)

Morrow 8(1), Ryder 2(3), Buchholz 2, Walden 2, Crockett 1, Gray 2, Searles, McIver, Souther

3-pt. goals: Glidden Forest Hills 8 18 33 42 Greenville 10 16 34 38 East Grand slips past SAHS

DYER BROOK – Michelle Page scored a game-high 24 points as the East Grand Vikings held off the Southern Aroostook Warriors for a 60-56 schoolgirl basketball verdict here Tuesday night.

Wendy Hanington added 12 points for 11-4 East Grand and Michelle Frye netted 10.

Jill Mathers led 8-7 Southern Aroostook with 17 points. Jessica Walker added 12 and Donna Grass 10 points.

East Grand (60)

Irish (1), Hanington 6, Page 11(2), Lee 3, Hanscom 3(1), Frye 5, Harvey SAHS (56)

Jodi Corneil 3, McGraw 4, Grass 3(3), Walker 4(4), Mathers 6(5), Brown 1, Janet Corneil, Collier

3-pt. goals: McGraw, Grass East Grand 21 35 47 60 SAHS 15 26 36 56

JV: SAHS 62, East Grand 17

Ashland 62, CAHS 52

At Ashland, The Hornets used rebounding to help them to a win over Central Aroostook of Mars Hill.

Meredith Baker led the team in rebounding, pulling down 17. Baker also scored 15 points. Leading the scoring for Ashland was Dianna Belskis with 22 points and 11 rebounds.

Hope Carney had double-figure scoring and rebounding as well, netting 13 points and snagging 15 rebounds. The Hornets are now 10-5.

Melanie Clark had 19 points to lead Central Aroostook. Paula Boyce added 13 for the 9-5 Panthers.

Ashland (62)

Belskis 10(2), Baker 7(1), Hope Carney 5(3), Holly Carney 1, Theriault 2(1), Clark 2, Chasse Central Aroostook (52)

Clark 8(3), Boyce 6(1), Allen 4, E. Shaw 3(2), Kinney 2, S. Shaw, Faggiole

3 pt goals: Theriault Ashland 15 31 48 62 Central Aroostook 14 26 42 52

JV: Ashland 38, Central Aroostook 37

J-Beals 51, Sumner 44

At East Sullivan, the Jonesport-Beals Royalettes rode an 11-for-13, fourth-quarter, free-throw performance to the victory.

For 11-2 Jonesport-Beals, Lynette Beal had 19 points whle Sandi Carver added 15.

Host Sumner, which fell to 1-14, got 16 points from Michelle Joy. Abby Seward added 12.

Jonesport-Beals (51)

Beal 6(6), Carver 5(5), Alley 4, Stevens 2(1), Faulkingham (2), Smith 1, Mills Sumner (44)

Joy 6(4), Seward 6, Alexander 2, Mason 2, Pinkham 2, Johnson 1, Nelson 1, Harrington, Glass

3-pt. goals: Beal 1 Jonesport-Beals 13 20 34 51 Sumner 4 18 30 44

JV: Jonesport-Beals 36, Sumner 34

Schenck 67, Foxcroft 35

At Dover-Foxcroft, Keli Daigle tossed in a game-high 15 points to lead the visiting Schenck Wolverines past the Foxcroft Academy Ponies.

Darcy Clark and Amy Morin each netted 13 points and Carrie Cram 11 more for the 11-2 Wolverines of East Millinocket.

Tracy Michaud led 3-12 Foxcroft with eight points.

Schenck (67)

Daigle 7(1), Clark 6(1), Morin 6, Cram 5, Cox 3(1), Bouchard 2, Witham 2, Kimball, Provenzano, Chavarie Foxcroft (35)

T. Michaud 4, London 1(2), King 1(2), LaPointe 2, L. Sockabasin 1, J. Michaud 2(1), N. Sockabasin 1, C. Mueller 1, Tilton, McBrierty, Rush, A. Mueller

3-pt. goals: Morin, Cram, London, King Schenck 20 39 58 67 Foxcroft 5 9 27 35

JV: Foxcroft 42, Schenck 39 (OT)

Forest Hills 42, Greenville 38

At Jackman, senior guard Cheryl Glidden had 11 points and 12 steals to lead the host Tigers to the win over the Lakers.

Audra Ellis added 10 points for the 8-5 winners while Jen Decker grabbed 10 rebounds.

For the Lakers, 6-8, Melanie Morrow tossed in a game-high 17 points.

Forest Hills (42)

Glidden 4(2), Ellis 5, Van Camp (4), Sa. Lumbert 3(3), Decker 3(2), Gourde, St. Lumbert, Nadeau, Chamberlain, Griffin Greenville (38)

Morrow 8(1), Ryder 2(3), Buchholz 2, Walden 2, Crockett 1, Gray 2, Searles, McIver, Souther

3-pt. goals: Glidden Forest Hills 8 18 33 42 Greenville 10 16 34 38

Mattanawcook 68, PCHS 59

At Lincoln, Marcy McLaughlin led the Lynx to past Piscataquis of Guilford with 17 points; all but four of her points were from foul shots.

Kim Bennett netted 16. Nicholette McGinley added 15 and Allison Lane chipped in 10 for Mattanawcook.

For PCHS, Elisa Thompson poured in 23 points and Karin Burdin had 10.

Mattanawcook improved its record to 12-2. The Pirates fell to 7-8.

Mattanawcook (68)

McLaughlin 2(13), Bennett 8, McGinley 4(7), Lane 5, Lyons 3(2), Wotton 1, Bernier, Windsor, Archer PCHS (59)

Thompson 10(3), Burdin 3(4), Cookson 3(1), McKenney 4, Smiley 3, Lemeiux 2(1), Johnson

3 pt goals: none Mattanawcook 16 32 47 68 PCHS 12 19 34 59

JV: Mattanawcook 43, PCHS 37