Calais cruises to home win over Schenck

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CALAIS – Kelly Dow poured in 16 of her game-high 26 points in the first half as undefeated Calais built an 18-point halftime lead en route a 75-42 Class C schoolgirl basketball victory over Schenck of East Millinocket. Abby Carter and Holli Tapley scored 12…
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CALAIS – Kelly Dow poured in 16 of her game-high 26 points in the first half as undefeated Calais built an 18-point halftime lead en route a 75-42 Class C schoolgirl basketball victory over Schenck of East Millinocket.

Abby Carter and Holli Tapley scored 12 points apiece and Heather Farrell had 10 points for the Blue Devils.

Lindsay Greenleaf’s 11 points and Kelly Morin’s 10 led Schenck.

Schenck (8-5) 42

Greenleaf 5-1-11, Morin 5-0-10, Boone 2-0-5, Chavarie 2-3-7, Rosebush 1-4-7, Franck 1-0-2, Gardner, McKinnon, LaBelle, Madore, Brown, York Calais (13-0) 75

Dow 12-2-26, A. Carter 4-4-12, Tapley 5-1-12, Farrell 4-1-10, MacMannis 3-0-7, Donovan 1-0-2, Severance 1-0-2, Currier 1-0-2, K. Carter 1-0-2, DelMonaco, Gower, Sockabasin, Clark

3-pt. goals – Boone, Rosebush; Tapley, Farrell, MacMannis Schenck 8 16 29 42 Calais 15 34 56 75

JV: Calais 45, Schenck 36

Ashland 51, Washburn 48

At Ashland, Alicia Nason connected for 15 points and pulled down eight rebounds as the Hornets survived a scare from the Beavers.

Erin Soucy and Amy Palmer had 11 points each for Ashland.

Courtney Flewelling and Shannon Henthorn pace the upset-minded Beavers with 11 points each.

Washburn (2-12) 48

Flewelling 4-1-11, Henthorn 5-1-11, M. Thomas 3-0-7, Tully 1-0-2, Skidgell 4-0-8, Carson 4-1-9, Flanagan, E. Thomas Ashland (10-4) 51

Nason 5-5-15, Soucy 5-0-11, Palmer 4-0-11, Saucier 2-0-5, Caron 1-0-2, Marecaux 3-1-7

3-pt. goals: Flewelling 2, Thomas; Soucy, Palmer 3, Saucier Washburn 13 23 38 48 Ashland 10 25 44 51

JV: Ashland 40, Washburn 28

Penquis 73, Mattanawcook 59

At Lincoln, Penquis harrassed Mattanawcook with its man-to-man pressure, outscoring the Lynx 24-12 to earn the victory.

Erin Weston powered the Patriots of Milo with 31 points and Kerri Russell connected for 22.

Laura LaVallee paced Mattanawcook Academy with 20 points and Casey Lowell added 12 and Candy Taylor 11.

Penquis (12-2) 73

Weston 13-5-31, Russell 8-5-22, Lavigne 1-0-2, Grey 1-2-4, Chessa 4-0-8, Hamlin, Demers, Laux, Zimmerman, Nuite, Mortin Mattanawcook (4-9) 59

LaVallee 7-6-20, C. Lowell 4-2-12, Reardon 0-5-5, Taylor 4-0-11, Hainer 1-1-3, Lyons 1-0-2, Mayo 2-2-6, Clifford, Jandreau, S. Lowell

3-pt. goals: Russell; C. Lowell 2, Taylor 3 Penquis 17 30 49 73 Mattanawcook 16 36 47 59

Greenville 41, Valley 33

At Greenville, junior forward Maren Muzzy scored a game-high 20 points, including eight in the fourth quarter, as the Lakers upended previously undefeated Valley and avenged an earlier loss.

Chelsey Ryder contributed nine points and 10 rebounds.

Bekah Hobbs’ 14 points led Valley of Bingham.

bigagat,12p2 Valley (11-1) 33

Harrill, Melcher 1-1-3, Hobbs 5-1-14, Cates 2-1-6, Robinsdon 3-0-6, Hartwell 2-0-4 Greenville (10-3) 41

Muzzy 8-4-20, Wallingford 2-0-4, Korsman 2-0-4, Ryder 3-2-9, Christensen, Graham, Folsom 2-0-4

3-pt. goals – Hobbs 3, Cates; Ryder Valley 12 19 23 33 Greenville 10 23 27 41

Foxcroft 47, MCI 40

At Pittsfield, Kylie Kimball scored seven of her 15 points in the fourth quarter as the Ponies outscored host Maine Central Institute 15-4 in the final period to earn the victory.

Derri Ann White also hit for 15 points for the Ponies, and Kelly Dow added 13.

Jodi Cummings’ game-high 16 points topped the Huskies, and Emily Bradeen had 10 points.

Foxcroft (6-8) 47

White 5-4-14, K. Kimball 6-0-15, Dow 5-2-13, Stelmok 1-2-4, Eliason, Smith, Mueller, Nelson, E. Kimball Maine Central Institute (4-10) 40

Cummings 4-8-16, Bradeen 5-0-10, Jenson 3-0-6, Brown 0-4-4, Hodges 1-0-2, Connors 1-0-2, Baker

3-pt. goals: K. Kimball 3, White, Dow Foxcroft 10 21 32 47 Maine Central Institute 18 28 36 40

JV: Foxcroft 37, MCI 28

Georges Valley 43, Oak Hill 29

At Thomaston, senior center Mia Lombardo tossed in 16 points and snatched nine rebounds, both team highs, to lead host Georges Valley to the win.

Brook Hovey led Oak Hill of Sabattus with 11 points.

Oak Hill (4-9) 26

Morissette 1-0-2, Fortin 0-2-2, McLellan, Siderio, Hovey 3-2-11, Daggett, Smith 1-1-3, Mace 0-1-1, Freeman 2-3-7, Reynolds Georges Valley (9-3) 43

Knutson 1-0-3, Vose, Staples 0-1-1, Campbell, LaFrance 4-0-9, Sobchuck 3-0-6, Smith 1-0-2, Jones 2-0-4, Hilchey 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Hovey 2; Knutson, LaFrance Oak Hill 9 12 20 26 Georges Valley 9 19 33 43

John Bapst 53, Ellsworth 35

At the Bangor Auditorium, Vanessa Moore scored 13 points and Camilla Moore added 10 to lead the Crusaders to victory.

Erica Page paced the Eagles with nine points.

Ellsworth (0-12) 35

Hildreth 1-0-2, Smallidge 1-0-2, Saunders, Snow 3-1-7, Beekman, Lemar 2-0-5, Griffiths, Robidoux 1-0-2, Billings 3-0-6, Page 1-7-9, Snow 1-0-2 John Bapst (6-8) 53

Albair 4-0-8, Miragliuolo 1-2-4, Young 1-0-2, Dunton, Cross, V. Moore 5-3-13, Hoover, Donnell 2-0-4, Kanler 4-0-8, C. Moore 5-0-10, Smith 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Lemar Ellsworth 7 12 25 35 John Bapst 13 27 39 53

Medomak 68, Brunswick 48

At Waldoboro, Amber Williamson scored 16 of her 23 points during a 19-4 second-quarter run to spark the Panthers.

Alice Bishop chipped in with 11 points and four assists for the winners and Andrea Dalton added 10 points.

Tracy Trudell paced Brunswick with 13 points.

Brunswick (5-5) 48

Shapiro 2-0-4, S. Simon 1-0-2, Haas 2-0-4, Trudwell 5-2-13, Ashe 3-1-7, Hopcroft 0-1-1, Primo, Jacobs, Brace 1-0-2, L. Simon 3-1-7 Medomak (5-5) 68

Hall, Joki 1-3-5, Dalton 4-2-10, Williamson 8-7-23, Ross 1-0-2, Bishop 4-2-11, Leach 4-0-8, Nelson 1-0-2, Miller 3-0-6, Barrett 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Trudell; Bishop Brunswick 19 23 33 48 Medomak 10 29 45 68

JV: Medomak 34, Brunswick 24


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