HOWLAND – Rachel Sobey scored eight points in the second quarter to lead Bangor Christian to a 34-32 schoolgirl basketball win against Penobscot Valley Monday.

Sobey finished with 14 points and grabbed 13 rebounds.

Mitchelle Doyon scored all of her five points in the fourth quarter as the Howlers pulled to within two points. Jamie Pelletier, who finished with seven points, scored five in the third quarter.

Bangor Christian (5-0) 34

R. Sobey 7-0-14, Matula 2-4-8, Brewster 1-1-3, L. Sobey 3-0-6, Niles 1-0-2, Johnson, Haverlock, Meserve, Carmichael, Treadwell Penobscot Valley (1-6) 32

Sereyko 3-1-7, Sage 1-0-2, Fleming 0-1-1, Dawson 3-0-6, Neal 2-0-4, Pelletier 3-1-7, Doyon 2-1-5 Bangor Christian 10 23 29 34 Penobscot Valley 6 11 21 32

Woodland 47, Mattanawcook 39

At Lincoln, the Dragons slowly whittled away at the Lynx lead and unleashed a 20-8 barrage in the fourth quarter to pick up the win.

Laura LaVallee scored 11 points and grabbed nine rebounds for the winners.

Mylissa McAlpine tossed in 12 points and had eight rebounds for the host Lynx. Candice Devoe grabbed eight more rebounds.

Woodland (6-2) 47

McAlpine 5-1-12, Call 4-0-8, Huwa 2-0-5, Devoe 1-0-2, Dolan 3-1-7, Sprague 2-1-5, Robb 2-2-6, Smith 1-0-2, Higgins, Wearne, Worster, Seavey Mattanawcook Academy (3-4) 39

LaVallee 4-3-11, Reardon 2-3-7, Hainer 2-2-6, McLaughlin 1-1-3, C. Lowell 2-3-9, Lyons 1-1-3, S. Lowell, Turner, Comeau

3-pt. goals: Huwa; C. Lowell 2 Woodland 8 18 27 47 Mattanawcook 17 22 31 39

JV: Mattanawcook 43, Woodland 30

Lee Academy 55, Katahdin 44

At Lee, Steph Thurlow and Shanonn Cole both scored 20 points as the Pandas posted an 11-point victory.

Cole also grabbed 11 rebounds for Lee Academy.

Jennifer Perry and Robin Kelley led Katahdin of Sherman Station with 11 points apiece.

Perry 3-3-11, Kelley 4-3-11, Taylor 3-2-8, Vance 3-0-6, Duffy-Stanley 1-0-2, R. Landry 1-2-4, Ordway 0-1-1, Atkinson, Libby, McNally, M. Landry, Mann Lee Academy (2-5) 55

Thurlow 7-3-20, Cole 7-6-20, Linscott 1-0-2, Krapf 1-0-2, Smith 1-0-2, Raymond 3-1-8, Currier, Rideout, Cormier, Worster, Hayes, Tomah

3-pt. goals: Perry 2; Thurlow 3, Raymond Katahdin 9 16 28 44 Lee Academy 13 23 39 55

JV: Lee Academy 51, Katahdin 36

Sumner 48, Washington Acad. 36

At East Machias, Sam Scott scored 15 of her game-high 19 points in the second half, leading Sumner of East Sullivan to the win.

Jennifer Richardson added 11 for the Tigers.

For Washington Academy, Becky Seeley pumped in 12.

Sumner (3-4) 48

Scott 6-5-19, Richardson 5-0-11, Buzzell 2-0-4, Buteau 0-1-1, Rodgers 2-0-4, Willey 0-1-1, Faulkingham 1-0-2, Warren 3-0-6, Defillipo, L. Timmons, S. Timmons Washington Academy (2-5) 36

Seeley 5-0-12, Ham 4-1-9, Sawyer 3-1-8, Priest 0-1-1, Andrews 0-1-1, Bradshaw 1-0-2, Moody 1-1-3, Reynolds, Mallar, Wentworth, Cates, Townsend

3-pt. goals: Scott 2, Richardson; Seeley 2, Sawyer Sumner 11 15 34 48 Washington Acad. 8 16 26 36

JV: Sumner 40, Washington Acad. 39

Machias 52, Searsport 48

At Searsport, Sheri Pritchard scored 21 points to help the Machias Bulldogs hold on for the win.

Kristi Schors had 12 points and Jill McCarthy chipped in with 10 for Machias.

Sarah Webster led Searsport with 18 points while Jodie Larrabee had 16 points and 13 rebounds.

Machias (4-4) 52

Pritchard 6-9-21, Schors 5-2-12, McCarthy 5-0-10, Kurz 2-2-6, Day 1-0-2, McDonald, Atwood Searsport (3-4) 48

Webster 7-1-18, Larrabee 8-0-16, C. Robert 3-2-8, Barton 2-0-4, Harriman 1-0-2, Fitzgerald, Wass, Benjamin, Suppes

3-pt. goals: Webster 3 Machias 11 29 41 52 Searsport 14 25 34 48

JV: Searsport 42, Machias 39

DI-Stonington 57, Lubec 29

At Lubec, Deer Isle-Stonington’s Emmi Seile scored five of her 10 points in the second quarter, sparking a 15-3 run which broke open a close contest and gave the Mariners their first win of the year.

Angie Douglass led the Mariners with 17 points.

Melanie Case, Emily Merrigan and Vicki Marston each had six points for the Hornets.

Deer Isle-Stonington (1-6) 57

Douglass 7-3-17, Douvajaro 5-0-10, Seile 3-3-10, Turner 3-0-6, Hardy 3-0-6, Weed 2-1-5, White 0-1-1, Santospago 1-0-2, Austin, Gross Lubec (0-5) 29

Case 3-0-6, Merrigan 2-1-6, Marston 3-0-6, Davis 2-0-4, Stevens 1-0-2, Brown 1-0-2, Seavey 1-1-3, Bryant, Cole, Feltner

3-pt. goals: Seile; Merrigan Deer Isle-Stonington 9 24 39 57 Lubec 6 9 21 29

Ellsworth 35, Dexter 33

At Dexter, Stacy Snow helped boost the Eagles to the win in a nip-and-tuck contest. Snow finished with a team-high 10 points.

Megan Hughes carried Dexter with 22 points.

Ellsworth (3-3) 35

Hildreth 1-0-2, Lemar 1-3-6, Smallbridge 1-0-2, McDonald 1-0-2, Saunders 1-2-5, Snow 4-2-10, Page 3-0-6, Bachman 1-0-2, Smith, Griffiths

Carr 1-1-3, O’Donnell 2-0-4, Hughes 9-3-22, Breton 1-1-3, Herring 0-1-1, Gilbert, Titus

3-pt. goals: Saunders, Lemar; Hughes Ellsworth 10 21 27 35 Dexter 12 18 25 33

JV: Dexter 31, Ellsworth 17

John Bapst 41, Foxcroft 31

At Eastern Maine Technical College in Bangor, Katie Lawler scored 13 points and Megan Goggins added 12 to help the Crusaders knock off Foxcroft Academy.

Kelly Dow scored 10 for the Foxcroft Ponies.

Foxcroft Academy (3-4) 31

K. Dow 5-0-10, Warren 2-1-5, White 1-2-5, Nelson 2-1-5, Mueller 0-4-4, Merrill 0-2-2, Clawson, Smith, A. Dow John Bapst (4-3) 41

Lawler 4-5-13, Goggins 6-0-12, Albair 1-5-8, Evans 1-0-2, Miragliuolo, Moore 2-0-4, Young 0-1-1, Cross

3-pt. goals: White; Albair Foxcroft 4 17 23 31 John Bapst 4 17 26 41

JV: Foxcroft 31, John Bapst 21

Orono 48, Bucksport 39

At Orono, Susan Gardner tossed in a game-high 17 points to lead the Red Riots to the win.

Jessica Libby added 12 points and Beth Gagnon popped in 10 points for Orono.

Christy Grover led Bucksport with 14 points.

Bucksport (7-2) 39

Bakeman, Kropp, Sawyer 0-1-1, MacPherson, Wheeler 1-0-2, Jellison 3-2-8, Downes 1-1-3, Henderson 3-2-9, Smith, Grover 6-2-14, Wardwell 1-0-2 Orono (5-1) 48

K. Libby, Ballard 1-0-2, Mehuren, J. Libby 5-1-12, Freese 2-0-4, Ventura 1-1-3, Ferguson, Gagnon 4-2-10, Gardner 6-3-17

3-pt. goals: Henderson; J. Libby, Gardner 2 Bucksport 14 25 30 39 Orono 15 31 41 48

JV: Orono 59, Bucksport 39