Sumner girls roar back for win

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EAST SULLIVAN – Dara Glass scored 18 points for Sumner which came back from a 15-point halftime deficit for a 55-48 schoolgirl basketball victory over George Stevens Academy of Blue Hill here Thursday night.

Melanie Dodge added 17 points and Tema Rogers 10 to Sumner’s eighth win against 10 defeats.

Deirdre Disney-Houi and Mandi Carter each scored 12 points for Stevens which also finished the regular season 8-10.

Stevens Acad. (8-10) 48

Disney-Houi 5-2-12, Carter 5-2-12, Wardwell 4-1-9, Leeien 2-2-6, Carter 3-2-5, Astbury 2-0-4, Gray 0-0-0, Snow 0-0-0, Henderson 0-0-0 Sumner (8-10) 55

Glass 6-6-18, Dodge 6-5-17, Rogers 4-2-10, Knowles 3-2-8, Brenton 0-0-0, Wilkinson 0-0-0, Frost 0-0-0, Faulkingham 0-0-0, Wakefield 1-0-2

3-pt. goal: Carter Stevens Acad. 22 36 38 48 Sumner 11 21 33 55

JV: Stevens Acad. 34, Sumner 32

Foxcroft 61, PCHS 57

At Guilford, Kelly Dow sank a field goal with 30 seconds left in the game to give the visiting Ponies the lead for good and eventual win over Piscataquis. Dow scored 13 total points, Kylie Kimball added 18, and Dari Ann White led Foxcroft with 19 points.

Karen Burden tossed in 22 for the Pirates, Dari Ann White had 17, and Kassy Dulac scored 15 points in a losing effort.

Foxcroft (10-8) 61

K. Kimball 6-4-18, White 8-2-19, Dow 5-3-13, Stelmok 2-0-4, Morrow 3-0-6, Merrill 0-1-1, Mueller, E. Kimball, Eliason PCHS (11-7) 57

Burden 9-4-22, Moore 7-3-17, Dulac 7-1-15, Goulette 0-1-1, Smiley 1-0-2, Crocker, Leavitt, Clukey, Miles

3-pt. goals: K. Kimball 2, White Foxcroft 14 30 46 61 PCHS 17 24 40 57

JV: PCHS 47, Foxcroft 44

Mattanawcook 37, Lee 36

At Lincoln, Angela Mayo scored the winning basket with less than a minute left and Kelly McLeod forced a Lee turnover with five seconds left to give the Lynx the season-ending victory.

Laura LaVallee paced the winners with 13 points and six steals. Mayo grabbed 10 rebounds and Casey Lowell notched four assists.

Tanya Mushero and Stephanie Thurlow each scored 12 points for Lee.

Lee (2-16) 36

Mushero 6-0-12, Thurlow 5-0-12, Krapf 0-2-2, Raymond 4-0-8, Cole 0-2-2, Currier, Russell, Rideout Mattanawcook (4-14) 37

LaVallee 6-0-13, Ireland 1-0-2, McLeod 1-1-3, Lyons 2-1-6, McLaughlin 2-1-5, House, Lowell 1-0-2, Jandreau, Mayo 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: LaVallee, Lyons; Thurlow 2 Lee 9 15 28 37 Mattanawcook 6 17 26 36

Bangor Chr. 46, East Grand 41

At Danforth, the Patriots jumped out to a 16-point lead at the half and then held off the Vikings for the victory.

Sarah Rockwell paced the winners with 16 points. Annette Foss and Rachel Sobey each chipped in with 15.

Donica Thornton scored 16 points for the Vikes.

Bangor Christian (8-9) 46

Rockwell 4-8-16, Foss 3-8-15, Sobey 7-1-15, Metula, Stanley, Treadwell, Tibbitts, Fuller, Meserve East Grand (5-11) 41

Thornton 6-4-16, Harvey 3-3-9, M. Shain 3-1-7, Shay 2-1-5, Godley 1-0-2, Brackett 0-2-2, R. Shain, Young

3-pt. goals: Foss Bangor Christian 8 31 37 46 East Grand 4 15 25 41

PVHS 41, Central 37

At East Corinth, Kristie Carmichael tossed in 15 points, and Julie DeLaite scored 12 more to lead PVHS of Howland over the host Red Devils.

Central was led by Lisa Seger with 14 points and 10 rebounds.

PVHS (1-17) 41

KeLaite 2-8-12, Carmichael 2-10-15, Bethune 0-1-1, Sereyko 2-0-4, Neal 1-2-4, Pelletier 2-1-5, Magoon, Potter, Spaulding Central (9-9) 37

Seger 5-1-14, Bracy 1-2-4, Clement 1-1-3, Wright 0-2-2, Cookson 1-3-5, Day 1-1-3, Waters 1-4-6, Withy, Bailey, Smith, Allen

3-pt. goals: Carmichael; Seger 3 PVHS 6 13 27 41 Central 8 12 17 37

JV: Central 36, PVHS 21

Boys basketball

Schenck 78, Penquis 71

At Schenck, Thomas Jamo poured in 43 points and added seven assists and four steals to lead the host Wolverines to an upset win over Penquis. Greg Courier scored 15 points in a winning effort and grabbed eight rebounds.

Rusty Lyford led the Patriots’ balanced offensive attack with 25 points. Chris Cowing had 16, John Pokrywka added 11, and Brian Heal recorded 10 more.

Penquis (12-6) 71

Cowing 5-6-16, Lyford 9-1-25, Heal 4-2-10, Pokrywka 5-1-11, Mills 1-0-3, Hamlin 1-2-4, Estes 1-0-2, Harris Schenck (11-7) 78

Jamo 17-6-43, Courier 6-3-15, McDunnah 3-3-9, Kimball 3-3-9, Brown 0-1-1, Giberson 0-1-1, Wyman, Turcotte

3-pt. goals: Lyford 6, Mills; Jamo 3 Penquis 12 34 55 71 Schenck 18 36 61 78

Bangor Chr. 57, East Grand 47

At Danforth, Don Martin scored 16 of his 17 points in the second half as Bangor Christian outscored East Grand 40-23 to overcome a seven-point halftime deficit.

Mark Treadwell had 19 points for the winners and Martin pulled down 11 rebounds to go with his 17 points.

Bangor Christian swept the season series from East Grand.

Budd Shain’s game-high 22 points and Andrew Emery’s 10 led East Grand.

Bangor Christian (6-11) 57

Treadwell 6-5-19, Martin 5-4-17, Shaw 3-0-8, Eckstein 2-0-4, Payne 0-1-1, Silva 3-2-8, McKenna East Grand (7-8) 47

Shain 9-3-22, Emery 4-0-10, Davis 1-0-2, Godley 2-0-4, Gilman 2-1-5, Whiting 1-2-4

3-pt. goals: Martin 3, Treadwell 2, Shaw 2; Emery 2, Shain 1 Bangor Christian 14 17 36 57 East Grand 11 24 34 47

JV: East Grand 41-31

PCHS 106, Foxcroft 79

At Guilford, Curtis Graffam scored a game-high 39 points and Cameron Kimball tossed in 23 to lead the Piscataquis Community High School Pirates to the victory.

Shawn King added 15 and Jason Waterhouse had 13 for the winners.

Dave Bragon scored 18, Trent Smith tossed in 16 and Colby Grant had 12 for the Ponies.

Foxcroft (6-12) 79

Bragon 7-4-18, Smith 5-5-16, Grant 4-4-12, Smith 3-2-8, Schuster 3-0-7, Nelson 1-0-2, Slater 3-2-8, Saunders 2-0-4, Nutter, Warster, Caruso PCHS (9-9) 106

Graffam 12-14-39, Kimball 9-3-23, King 4-7-15, Waterhouse 6-1-13, Drapir 2-0-4, Gilbert 1-0-2, Vairio 1-0-3, Hughes 2-0-4, Jones 0-1-1, Hitchner

3-pt. goals: Graffam, Kimball 2, Vairio, Smith, Schuster Foxcroft 16 36 57 79 PCHS 21 53 76 106

Mattanawcook 53, Lee 42

At Lincoln, Ethan McConnell and Jamie Knights scored 10 points apiece in leading the Lynx to their eighth win against 10 defeats. Knights also pulled down 10 rebounds

George Bunker scored a game-high 18 points for Lee which finished the regular season 9-9.

Lee Acad. (9-9) 42

Osgood 0-0-0, Peters 0-2-2, Faulkner 0-0-0, Sibley 1-0-2, Bunker 6-2-18, Dube 3-0-7, White 1-0-2, Cormier 2-2-6, Eldrich 0-0-0, Noble 0-0-0, Rice 2-1-5

Mattanawcook Acad. (8-10) 53

O’Hara 0-0-0, Be. Greenlaw 0-0-0, R. Libby 3-0-9, Smith 1-3-5, Rosenbeck 0-0-0, Br. Greenlaw 0-0-0, McConnell 4-2-10, Lane 0-2-2, Erin Libby 1-0-2, Errol Libby 1-0-2, Knights 4-2-10, Merritt 2-1-5, Smith 0-0-0, Welch 1-2-4, Libbey 1-2-4.

3-pt. goals: R. Libby 3, Bunker 4, Dube Lee Acad. 16 23 31 42 Mattanawcook Acad. 16 24 35 53

Hockey

Brewer 6, Lawrence 0

At Sukee Arena in Winslow, Chad Allen scored twice and added an assist to help Brewer beat Lawrence. Chris Roeder had a goal and an assist for the Witches, now 13-3-1, and Jon Allen, Matt Ennan, and Scott Corey scored a goal a piece. Shawn Murphy was in goal for Brewer.

Nick Namer was the goalkeeper for Lawrence.