DEXTER – Emily Walker scored 16 points to help lead the unbeaten Maine Central Institute Huskies of Pittsfield to a 51-34 schoolgirl basketball win over Dexter here Tuesday night.

Mandy King, in her first season at MCI after moving from Dexter, scored 13 points and Becky Vaughan added 10 for the 4-0 Huskies.

Lynn Hersey scored 14 points for the 0-2 Tigers.

MCI (51)

Walker 7(2), King 4(2), Vaughan 3(4), Jensen 1, C. Wright 1, Wintle 1, Friend 2(2), Orr, Barnes, S. Wright, Cianchette Dexter (34)

Hersey 5(2), Haven 3, C. Downing 2(2), Swan 2, T. Downing 1, Kuhn 1, Patterson, Watson, Keyte, Smith, Ordway

3-pt. goals: King 3; Hersey 2 MCI 12 28 37 51 Dexter 6 12 25 34

JV: MCI 37, Dexter 24

Old Town 51, MDI 27

At Old Town, Shannon Field scored 17 points to carry the Indians to their second win in as many games.

Kyla Melbon chipped in with 10 points for Old Town.

For Mount Desert Island, 1-2, Chaffee Emory led with 12 points.

Old Town (51)

Cote 3, Thibodeau 1, McLaughlin 2(1), Sibley 1, Field 8(1), Melbon 5, DeGrasse 2, Smith (4), LaPage, Nadeau, Stone, Priest MDI (27)

Lewis 1(1), Emory 6, Ashmore 1, Witte 1, Pelletier 3, MacLeod 1, Hollis, Bertinis, Boys, Johnson, Hathaway, Renault

3-pt. goals: Thibodeau Old Town 12 29 44 51 MDI 2 14 20 27

JV: Old Town 68, MDI 40

Lincoln Acad. 42, G. Valley 35

At Newcastle, Dee Dee Blanc led a balanced scoring attack with 12 points as Lincoln Academy edged Georges Valley to improve to 2-2.

For Georges Valley of Thomaston, 1-3, Mia Lombardo led with 18 points.

Lincoln Academy (42)

Blanc 6, Testa 1, Campbell (2), Forestrom 1, Mara, Bowdoin 3, York 1(3), Knipe 2, Hunt 2, Bishop 2(1) Georges Valley (35)

Lombardo 6(6), Watts 2, Robinson 2(1), Brochu, Wilson, C. Miller, Stuart (3), Taylor (1), Elliott 2, LaFrance, R. Miller, Hilchey

3-pt. goals: none Lincoln Academy 11 27 37 42 Georges Valley 9 20 30 35

Forest Hills 79, Averill 17

At Jackman, Candace Nadeau scored 16 points to help the host Forest Hills Tigers to the win over Averill of Hinckley.

For the 2-1 Tigers, Stephanie Lumbert and Jane Chamberlain each scored 12 points.

Jen Worster scored nine points to help pace Averill, now 1-2.

Forest Hills (79)

C. Nadeau 8, St. Lumbert 6, Chamberlain 6, Sa. Lumbert 3, Gourde 3(2), Ellis 1, Feeney 3, Decker, M. Nadeau, T. Nadeau 2, Rancourt 1(1) Averill (17)

Read (2), Farrar, Nave, Worster 4(1), Russell, Brown 2, Willard 1, Crocker

3-pt. goals: none Forest Hills 21 42 66 79 Averill 4 7 13 17

Cam-Rock 54, Medomak 41

At Waldoboro, the visiting Windjammers outscored the Panthers 14-2 in the third period to walk off with their first win after a pair of losses.

Jill Young led the winners with 19 points while Angie Holmes tossed in 13.

For the 0-2 Panthers, Janet Littlefield scored 11.

Camden-Rockport (54)

Young 6(7), Peckham 3, Littlefield 4, J. Rogers 3(1), Holmes 4(5), E. Rogers, Teel, Pease, Dupler, Roberts, Beveridge

Medomak (41)

Littlefield 4(3), Libby 4, Stanley 3(1), Karvounis (1), Preston 2(4), Donlan, Bryant, Fryman 2, Emerson (2), Wasson

3-pt. goals: J. Rogers 3(1) Cam-Rock 18 30 44 54 Medomak 12 23 25 41

JV: Cam-Rock 47, Medomak 30

Lawrence 82, Skowhegan 62

At Fairfield, Cindy Blodgett tossed in 28 points, including three 3-point shots, to carry the Bulldogs to their second win without a loss.

Wendy Atwood added 18 points for the Bulldogs, while Danielle Batey scored 14. Michelle Clark added 10 points.

For Skowhegan, 1-1, Destiny Demo had 20 points. Amanda Pomerleau chipped in with 15 and Jessica Laney scored 10.

Lawrence (82)

Blodgett 11(3), W. Atwood 7(4), Batey 6(2), Clark 5, Bennett 3(2), J. Atwood 1, Francoeur 1, York, Suttie, Weymouth, Jonassen Skowhegan (62)

Demo 10, Pomerleau 7(1), Laney 5, Niles 3, DeMerchant 2(1), Godin 1(1), Poland 1, Marohn (1), Young, Thurlow, Turner

3-pt. goals: Blodgett 3 Lawrence 17 40 62 82 Skowhegan 14 30 48 62

JV: Lawrence 46, Skowhegan 38

Messalonskee 54, Rockland 45

At Rockland, Melanie Hensbee scored a game-high 20 points as the Eagles held off the Tigers.

Jenny Pillsbury added 11 points for the 2-0 Eagles while Kerian Ferriter tossed in 10.

Tori Hall led the 1-1 Tigers with 12 points and 10 rebounds.

Messalonskee (54)

Qualey 1, Peters 1(1), Pillsbury 3(4), Hanley 1, Ferriter 4(2), Bushman 1, Hensbee 10, Allen 2, Gilman Rockland (45)

S. Foster 2, Fish 3, Smith 2, Reed 1(2), Hall 5(2), Mazurek 1, L. Foster 2(1), Ware 2, Bosica 2, Perry

3-pt. goals: Pillsbury Messalonskee 14 30 42 54 Rockland 8 16 30 45

JV: Messalonskee 49, Rockland 30

Stearns 70, Brewer 40

At Brewer, Trisha Ripton scored 17 points to lead the Minutemen of Millinocket to the win over the host Witches.

Cory Santerre added 14 points for Stearns, playing its season opener.

For 1-1 Brewer, Brynn Clough had 16 points while Denise Hewes had nine. Jen Emery contributed 10 rebounds.

Stearns (70)

Ripton 5(5), Santerre 7, Gates 1(2), Vaznis 1, Jewers 2, Leino 3, Marshall 3, Cummings 2, McIntyre (1), Wedge 4, Moir (1), Alley (2) Brewer (40)

Clough 5(6), Hewes 4, Burnett 1, Da. Demmons, Di. Demmons 1, Trott, Mann, Emery 2, McKinney 2(1), Blood 1, Sevigny

3-pt. goals: Ripton 2, Wedge; Hewes Stearns 17 36 55 70 Brewer 7 14 24 40

JV: Brewer 50, Stearns 40

Stearns 70, Brewer 40

At Brewer, Trisha Ripton scored 17 points to lead the Minutemen of Millinocket to the win over the host Witches.

Cory Santerre added 14 points for Stearns, playing its season opener.

For 1-1 Brewer, Brynn Clough had 16 points while Denise Hewes had nine. Jen Emery contributed 10 rebounds.

Stearns (70)

Ripton 5(5), Santerre 7, Gates 1(2), Vaznis 1, Jewers 2, Leino 3, Marshall 3, Cummings 2, McIntyre (1), Wedge 4, Moir (1), Alley (2) Brewer (40)

Clough 5(6), Hewes 4, Burnett 1, Da. Demmons, Di. Demmons 1, Trott, Mann, Emery 2, McKinney 2(1), Blood 1, Sevigny

3-pt. goals: Ripton 2, Wedge; Hewes Stearns 17 36 55 70 Brewer 7 14 24 40

JV: Brewer 50, Stearns 40

Osgood keys Lee

by East Grand

LEE – Heidi Osgood scored 13 of her team-high 20 points in the second half as the Lee Pandas survived a late rally to defeat the East Grand Vikings of Danforth 52-50 in schoolgirl basketball here Tuesday night.

Charlotte Cormier added 17 points for the 2-3 Pandas while Osgood and Samantha Osgood each pulled down 10 rebounds.

Shelly Page led the 1-3 Vikings with 26 points and 13 rebounds while Wendy Hanington added 10.

Lee (52)

Cormier 7(1), H. Osgood 8(4), Worster 1, S. Osgood 3, Raymond 2(3), Tompkins, Gordon, Hanington East Grand (50)

Page 10(6), Hanscom 3, Hanington 4(2), Shain, Irish 1(2), Stoddard 1, Russell 1

3-pt. goals: Cormier Lee 17 26 40 52 East Grand 15 26 39 50

Wisdom 42, Van Buren 37

At Van Buren, Erin Killarney scored 12 points to help lead the Wisdom Pioneers of St. Agatha.

The win improved Wisdom’s record to 2-0.

For the 0-4 Crusaders, Lori Morrow scored 15 points. Wisdom (42)

Killarney 6, Ouellette 2, Derosier 2(2), Chamberland, Daigle 3, Lavertu 2(1), Paradis 1(2), Levesque (1), Desjardin (2) Van Buren (37)

Morrow 7(1), Lajoie 4, Parent 3(2), Ouellette 1, Ashley (3), Cyr, Butler

3-pt. goals: Ouellette 2; Lajoie Wisdom 9 12 33 42 Van Buren 6 17 25 37

Woodland 56, Lubec 39

At Woodland, Jessica Wood led all scorers with 24 points as the Dragons rolled past the Hornets.

Tracy Lewis added 11 points for the 1-4 Dragons while Jodi Hiland netted 10.

Marie Gallant led the 0-4 Hornets with 23 points.

Woodland (56)

Johnson 2, Wood 11(2), Duchaine 1(1), Worster 1, Bohanon 1, Hiland 5, Lewis 5, Kelley, Sears, Schaeffer Lubec (39)

Gallant 8(6), Davis 2(2), Kelley 3, Collins 1, Rogers 1, Pratt, Buehner, Robins, Norris, Archer

3-pt. goals: Lewis, Gallant Woodland 12 24 43 56 Lubec 6 12 22 39

CAHS 65, Ashland 56

At Mars Hill, Angela Allen hit for a game-high 26 points as the Central Aroostook Panthers remained unbeaten with a victory over the Hornets.

Erica Shaw added 12 points for the 5-0 Panthers. Melanie Clark hauled down 12 rebounds while Duska Hewitt pulled down 10. Stori Shaw dished out 10 assists.

Diane Belskis led the 3-2 Hornets with 25 points while Crystal Cates and Holly Carney each added 14.

CAHS (65)

S. Shaw 3(2), Hewitt 4, E. Shaw 6, Allen 12, Libby 1, Clark 3, Boyd, Bradstreet 1 Ashland (56)

Hope Carney, Cates 7, Holly Carney 5(3), Wentworth (1), Tardie, Chasse 1, Belskis 10(5)

3-pt. goals: Shaw, Allen 2, Holly Carney CAHS 16 31 46 65 Ashland 20 33 38 56

JV: Ashland 33, CAHS 23

Greenville 50, PVHS 27

At Howland, Jasmin Souther scored 12 points to help lead the Greenville Lakers to the victory over host Penobscot Valley.

The win evened Greenville’s record at 2-2.

Melissa Bernard scored 12 points and Karen Thibodeau added 14 rebounds.

Greenville (50)

Souther 5(2), Hanscom 2, Wallingford 1, Giroux 1, Murray 1, Walden 4, McIver 2, Ryder 4, Searles 4, Carpenter, Sandlin Penobscot Valley (27)

Bernard 5(2), Thibodeau (4), Sage 2(1), DeLaite 2, Magoon 1, Bethune, Lindsay

3-pt. goals: none Greenville 8 28 40 50 Penobscot Valley 8 10 19 27

Penquis 62, PCHS 51

At Guilford, Tina Harris scored 22 points to lead the Penquis Patriots of Milo to the win over host Piscataquis.

For the 3-1 Patriots, Andrea Haley scored 21 points and Jessica Carey added 10.

Daralyn Smiley led the 2-2 Pirates with 13 points. Rachel Cookson had 11 points and 10 rebounds, and Tammy McKenney added 10.

Penquis (62)

J. Carey 3(4), Harris 8(6), Haley 7(7), Freese 2(3), A. Carey (2), Farrar, Cote Piscataquis (51)

Smiley 5(1), McKenney 4(2), Cookson 4(3), Dulac 1(2), Moore 1(1), Burdin 3, Johnson

3-pt. goals: Smiley 2 Penquis 11 30 43 62 Piscataquis 9 24 38 51