BANGOR – Brian Alley scored 18 of his game-high 24 points in the second half to lead the Jonesport-Beals Royals to a 78-71 schoolboy basketball win over the Bangor Christian Patriots at the Bangor Auditorium Friday night.

The Royals outscored the Patriots 17-8 over the game’s final 3 1/2 minutes to rally for the win.

Alley had 10 third-quarter points and eight more in the fourth quarter as the Royals erased a 35-33 halftime deficit.

Josh Knowlton had 20 points for the winners and James Robinson had 13.

Craig Simmons’ 21 points, Mark Reitsma’s 13 and Justin McKenna’s 11 points led Bangor Christian.

Jonesport-Beals (4-4) 78

Beal 1-1-3, Knowlton 6-8-20, B. Alley 10-3-24, Robinson 5-3-13, Mills 1-3-5, Kelley 1-0-2, Urquhart 2-2-6, Redman 1-3-5

Bangor Christian (1-6) 71

Conley 3-0-9, Foss 3-1-7, Simmons 7-7-21, Reitsma 6-0-13, McKenna 5-0-11, Schroeher 3-2-8, Mueller 1-0-2, Bassett

3-pt. goals: Conley 3, B. Alley, Reitsma, McKenna Jonesport-Beals 15 33 56 78 Bangor Christian 17 35 49 71

Fort Fairfield 88, Limestone 55

At Fort Fairfield, Jason Cunningham scored nine of his 21 points as Fort Fairfield outscored Limestone 20-8 to take control.

Chris Norsworthy added 14 points and 10 rebounds for the Tigers, Peter Solomon pumped in 14 points, Jeremy Ouellette fired in 12 and John Hayes added 10.

Josh Dillon paced the Eagles with 14 points and R.J. Tholl added 10.

Limestone (1-6) 55

Luna, Ward 1-0-2, Dillon 5-0-14, Chin 1-0-2, Bagley 2-1-5, King 2-0-4, Coachman 4-1-9, Tholl 4-2-10, Strange 2-2-6l, Rasche 1-0-3, Verdechia, Giacomazzi Fort Fairfield (5-2) 88

Ouellette 6-0-12, Cunningham 9-2-21, Guiou, Bugbee 2-0-4, Patrick 1-2-4, Willette 1-1-3, Solomon 6-1-14, Jones 1-1-3, Hayes 5-0-10, Norsworthy 5-3-14, Helstrom 0-1-1, Burns 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Dillon 4, Rasche; Cunningham, Solomon, Norsworthy Limestone 18 26 40 55 Fort Fairfield 24 44 70 88

JV: Fort Fairfield 60, Limestone 42

So. Aroostook 77, Washburn 72

At Dyer Brook, Sam Michaud and James Fitzherbert scored 22 points apiece to lead four players in double figures, pacing the Warriors to victory.

Nate Harding and Nick Russell scored 12 points apiece for Southern Aroostook.

Nick Thompson scored a game-high 23 points for Washburn. Jason Castonguay added 15 points. Tim Gagnon and Brad Turner scored 14 and 12 points, respectively.

Washburn (3-6) 72

Thompson 8-3-23, Gagnon 7-0-14, Turner 5-0-12, Castonguay 7-1-15, Cunningham 2-0-4, Collins 1-0-2, Maynard, Sellars, Kelley, Aquino, Blackstone, White, Baker Southern Aroostook (5-2) 77

Michaud 10-2-22, Fitzherbert 10-2-22, Harding 5-1-12, Russell 4-4-12, Walker 4-0-9, Homan, Notto, Wilkins, Shields, Gordon, Betschner, Linder, Smith

3-pt. goals: Harding, Walker; Thompson 4, Turner 2 Washburn 18 37 54 72 Southern Aroostook 15 36 58 77

JV: So. Aroostook 57, Washburn 55

Van Buren 59, Ashland 54

At Van Buren, Nathan Marquis scored a game-high 23 points and grabbed 12 rebounds for the Crusaders.

Jesse Cormier tossed in 12 points on four 3-pointers and Kirt Castonguay had 10 points and 10 rebounds for the winners.

Chad Cyr paced Ashland with 19 points.

Ashland (1-5) 54

Cyr 8-2-19, Tardie 1-0-2, McCausland 4-1-9, Perry, Bennett 3-0-8, Haines 1-1-3, Belskis 3-0-8, Lovewell 2-1-5 Van Buren (6-2) 59

Pelletier 2-4-8, Cormier 4-0-12, Castonguay 5-0-10, Wright 2-2-6, Sirois, Marquis 8-5-23

3-pt. goals: Cyr, Bennett 2, Belskis 2; Cormier 4, Marquis 2 Ashland 16 29 39 54 Van Buren 14 32 50 59

JV: Van Buren 44, Ashland 42 (2OT)

Sumner 72, Washington Acad. 64

At East Sullivan, Willy Seward scored 14 of his game-high 24 points in the first quarter for Sumner to give them the early lead.

Jeff Crowley scored 11 points and Justin Ossolinski had 14 points and 10 rebound for the winners.

James Smith and Brandon Ashby combined for 18 of their 38 points in the second quarter as Washington Academy came back from a 15-point first quarter deficit.

Washington Academy (7-1) 64

Smith 7-4-20, Ashby 7-1-18, Wood 2-0-4, Ramsdell 3-2-8, Saumur 2-0-4, Look 1-0-2, Davis 2-4-8 Sumner (5-2) 72

Seward 10-2-24, Ossolinski 7-0-14, Crowley 3-5-11, Williams 4-1-9, Welch 1-0-3, Bickford 2-0-4, Freeman 1-3-5, Fisher 1-0-2, Pruett

3-pt. goals: Smith 2, Ashby 3; Seward 2, Welch Washington Academy 14 38 48 64 Sumner 29 38 53 72

JV: Sumner 65, Washington Academy 60

Madawaska 62, Wisdom 42

At St. Agatha, Andrew Clavette and Luke Pennington combined for 33 points as Madawaska cruised.

Shawn Pelletier chipped in with 11 points for the winners.

Corey Fongemie paced Wisdom with 15 points and Jody Daigle added 12 points.

Madawaska (4-1) 62

Marshall 4-0-8, Michaud 2-0-4, Pelletier 5-1-11, E. Cyr 1-2-4, M. Pennington 1-0-2, Clavette 8-1-17, L. Pennington 8-0-16, Nadeau, Cooper, Martin, D. Cyr Wisdom (4-5) 42

Fongemie 7-0-15, Daigle 4-4-12, Guerrette 2-2-6, Deschaine 1-3-5, Bourgoin 2-0-4, Levesque, Hebert, Soucy, Dube, Michaud

3-pt. goals: Fongemie Madawaska 20 34 45 62 Wisdom 9 20 34 43

JV: Madawaska 78, Wisdom 38

Camden-Rockport 58, Erskine 43

At Camden-Rockport, Jim Wilson and Jon Masin-Peters each scored 14 points to power the Windjammers.

Wilson had four assists while Jon Morrow added 10 points for undefeated Camden-Rockport.

Dylan Coutts led for Erskine Academy with nine points.

Erskine (4-2) 43

Stout 0-2-2, Theriault 1-0-2, Singleton 2-2-7, Haskell 1-1-3, Ternig 1-0-3, Wescott 3-0-7, Coutts 3-3-9, Coull 3-0-6, Belanger 2-0-4 Camden-Rockport (7-0) 58

Wilson 6-2-14, Morrow 3-2-10, MacDonald 2-1-6, Rogers 1-0-3, King 2-0-5, Masin-Peters 5-3-14, Marten 1-2-4, Spooner 1-0-2, Smith, Kneedler, Poole, Learnard, Neville

3-pt. goals: Singleton, Ternig, Wescott; Morrow 2, MacDonald, Rogers, King, Masin-Peters Erskine 19 27 32 43 Camden-Rockport 16 21 34 58

JV: Erskine 61, Camden-Rockport 51

Hermon 78, Stearns 64

At Hermon, Chris Gray scored 21 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to pace Hermon to the victory.

Troy Garland notched 20 points for the Hawks. Scott Smith tossed in 13 points and Rhett Bartlett tacked on 12.

Corey Streams led all scorers with 26 points for the Minutemen of Millinocket. Jon Neal contributed 15 points and Matt Ayotte scored 14.

Stearns (1-5) 64

Cox, Scripture, Wyman 2-0-4, St. Louis, Garland 6-5-20, Gray 8-5-21, Smith 5-2-13, Bartlett 6-0-12 Hermon (6-2) 78

Carr, Civiello, Streams 11-4-26, Neal 5-2-15, Comber, Fling, Ayotte 6-2-14, Cote, Lankhorst 3-2-9

3-pt. goals: Garland 3, St. Louis, Smith; Neal 3, Lankhorst Stearns 24 36 48 64 Hermon 19 34 52 78

JV: Stearns 56, Hermon 51

Belfast 64, Maranacook 51

At Belfast, Sazi Guthrie led four Belfast players in double figures with 18 points as the Lions took the win.

Chad Place and Matt Lamaye scored 11 points apiece for Belfast. Matt Darres added 10 points.

Tony Creek paced Maranacook with 15 points and Brian Garrity contributed 14.

Maranacook (3-3) 51

Smith, Rollins 0-2-2, Gifford 1-0-2, G. Creek 3-2-8, Garrity 6-1-14, T. Creek 4-7-15, Ellis 1-0-2, Olson 3-2-8 Belfast (2-4) 64

Solebello, Hurd 1-0-2, Guthrie 8-1-18, Lamaye 4-0-11, Lindelof 2-0-4, Morley, Newcomb 3-2-8, Place 5-1-11, Darres 4-2-10, Sweetland

3-pt. goals: Guthrie, Lahaye 3; Garrity Maranacook 6 21 38 51 Belfast 21 30 55 64

JV: Maranacook 56, Belfast 45

Foxcroft Academy 60, PCHS 57

At Guilford, Nate Laita scored 15 points and Justin Clawson added 13 as Foxcroft Academy earned the win.

Buddy Leavitt and Trey Gilbert scored 13 and 12 points respectively for Piscataquis Community. Ryan White had 11 points and nine rebounds.

Foxcroft Academy (5-3) 60

Laita 7-1-15, Clawson 5-3-13, Kimball 2-4-8, Lizotte 2-3-7, Stevens 2-1-5, Richards 1-3-5, Grant 1-0-3, Hartford 1-1-4 Piscataquis (3-3) 57

Leavitt 5-2-13, Gilbert 5-2-12, White 5-1-11, Ginn 2-2-6, Morrison 3-0-6, Priest 1-1-4, Littlefield 1-1-3, Decastro 1-0-2, Starbird

3-pt. goals: Grant, Hartford; Leavitt, Priest Foxcroft Academy 12 26 44 60 PCHS 17 25 40 57