Balanced Pats cruise by Lynx> Penquis notches 9th win of season

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LINCOLN – The Penquis Patriots used a balanced scoring attack to defeat teh Mattanawcook Academy Lynx 50-44 for their ninth victory in schoolgirl basketball action Friday night.

Megan Russell and Abby Robinson led the Patriots of Milo with 12 and 11 points, respectivly.

Brandi Rideout netted 11 points for Mattanawcook Academy. Brooke Turner and Desirae Haines contributed nine points apiece.

Penquis (9-2) 50

Russell 3-6-12, L. Hamlin 1-1-3, L. Gerrish, Allen 1-6-9, A. Gerrish 3-2-8, Cail 3-1-7, Robinson 3-5-11, J. Hamlin Mattanawcook Academy (6-4) 44

Kyes, Taylor 1-0-2, Rideout 3-4-11, Comeau 3-0-8, McLaughlin 1-0-2, Haines 2-5-9, Vance 1-1-3, Turner 4-1-9

3-pt. goals: Allen; Rideout, Comeau 2 Penquis 7 22 34 50 Mattanawcook 10 21 30 44

JV: Mattanawcook Academy 56-14

Lee 61, Piscataquis 29

At Lee, Victoria Nute led Lee Academy to a win by scoring 18 points.

Ashley Linscott contributed 11 points and six assists for the Pandas. Deidra Ham had eight assists.

Jenny Getchell netted seven points for the Piscataquis Community Pirates of Guilford.

Piscataquis (1-8) 29

Pulkkinen, Galuski, Herrick, Wentworth, Drew 1-0-2, Garrett-Young 2-0-4, Getchell 3-1-7, Emery, Hanscome, Korsman 2-0-4, Kelly 1-0-2, Haskell 0-2-2, Riitano 2-0-4, Elderkin 2-0-4 Lee Academy (5-3) 61

Mallett 1-0-2, Bird 1-0-2, MacDonald, Linscott 4-0-11, Ham 3-2-8, Flynn 3-0-7, Nute 9-0-18, Jipson 4-1-9, Loman, Moore 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Linscott 3, Flynn Piscataquis 10 14 20 29 Lee Academy 16 33 53 61

JV: Piscataquis 36-34

Averill 48, Islesboro 42

At Islesboro, Brittany Rouscher netted 25 of the total 48 points for the Averill Beavers of Hinckley.

Kacee Johnson scored 14 points and grabbed 13 rebounds for Islesboro. Catie Delaney chipped in with 10 points and Tara Leach had eight rebounds.

Averill (7-0) 48

Rouscher 9-7-25, Quintal 4-0-8, Frost 4-0-9, Cropley 2-0-4, Mallar 1-0-2, Benoit, Harris Islesboro (6-3) 42

Johnson 5-4-14, Cat. Delaney 5-0-10, Bolduc 2-2-6, Cam. Delaney 2-0-4, Leach 4-0-8, Grindle

3-pt. goals: Frost Averill 11 22 30 48 Islesboro 14 20 32 42

Highview Christian 2, Liberty 0

At Bangor, Highview Christian picked up a forfeit win when Liberty of Blue Hill was unable to field enough players for a team.

The teams played an exhibition game with Highview Christian of Charleston coming out on top 37-23.

MCI 62, Oak Hill 42

At Pittsfield, Nikki Luce scored all six of her points in the third to help spark a 16-6 third-quarter surge as the Huskies beat the Raiders.

Amanda Leavitt tossed in a game-high 22 points and handed out six assists for Maine Central Institute. Jessica Thompson added 11 points.

Angie Berube paced Oak Hill of Sabattus with 12 points and Marissa Leeman netted 10.

Oak Hill 42

McDonald 0-2-2, Leeman 4-2-10, Belanger 2-1-7, Nadeau, An. Berube 5-2-12, Palmer 3-0-6, Gurney 1-0-2, Ferguson 0-2-2, Ballard, Higgins, Am. Berube, Linton 0-1-1 MCI 62

Gustin 2-0-4, M. Lancaster, Thompson 4-3-11, Leavitt 7-6-22, George 2-0-4, Luce 3-0-6, Harris 3-1-7, Susi 3-0-6, Cummings 1-0-2, Fitts, J. Lancaster, Littlefield, Derosby

3-pt. goals: Belanger 2; Leavitt 2 Oak Hill 13 22 28 42 MCI 9 28 44 62

Nokomis 52, Brewer 32

At Newport, the Warriors played tight man-to-man defense and Laura Pelkey hit three 3-pointers in the second quarter en route to the win over the previously unbeaten Witches.

Danielle Clark led Nokomis with a game-high 16 points, Pelkey finished with 11, and Tonya Clay had nine.

Allison Wing topped Brewer with 14 points, and Jenny Higgins added nine.

Brewer (6-1) 32

Wing 7-0-14, Lachance, Peterson 0-2-2, Strang 2-1-5, Reif 1-0-2, Boone, Higgins 4-1-9 Nokomis (5-2) 52

Welch 0-2-2, Mendell 1-3-6, Pelkey 4-0-11, Palmer, McKenzie, Clay 4-1-9, Murray 3-0-7, Raymond 0-1-1, Clark 4-8-16

3-pt. goals: Mendell, Pelkey 3, Murray Brewer 8 19 29 32 Nokomis 11 29 39 52

JV: Nokomis 38-30

Dexter 36, Schenck 31

At East Millinocket, unselfish play brought about a win for Dexter. Dexter’s scoring was executed evenly with Ashley Foster and Kristen Gilbert leading the way with eight and seven points, respectivly.

Rachel Larlee netted 11 points and Erin Johnston added 10 points for Schenck.

Dexter () 36

Veazie 1-4-6, Clukey 1-1-3, Haiko 1-3-5, Haskell 1-0-2, Nelson, Hogan 0-1-1, McCormick 1-2-4, Foster 3-2-8, Gilbert 2-3-7 Schenck () 31

Johnston 3-2-10, Wyman 2-0-4, Birt 1-2-4, Cram 1-0-2, Larlee 4-3-11, Davis, Boone, Tapley, Libby, Hathaway

3-pt. goals: Johnston 2 Dexter 12 23 29 36 Schenck 10 14 23 31

Hampden 53, Bangor 49 (OT)

At Hampden, Jamie Wells tied things up in the last two seconds of regulation time by making 3-of-4 foul shots. Wells also netted four of the six total points made by Hampden in overtime.

Megan Magoon and Lena Caron contributed to the Broncos’ win by scoring 18 and 12 points, respectivly.

Alison Smith, though defensed well most of the second half, scored 18 points for the Bangor Rams.

Bangor (5-2) 49

Smith 6-6-18, Miller 2-4-8, Strout 2-3-7, Curtis 3-0-7, Frazier 2-2-6, Achorn 0-1-1, Warner 1-0-2, Capehart Hampden Academy (2-5) 53

Magoon 6-5-18, Wells 3-8-15, Caron 4-0-12, Clayton 2-0-4, Martin 2-0-4, Wilson, Bragg, Robinson, Shaw, Butler

3-pt. goals: Curtis; Magoon, Wells, Caron 4 Bangor 17 24 40 47 49 Hampden 6 17 30 47 53

JV: Hampden Academy 48-39

Stearns 65, Central 34

At Millinocket, Pam Pelletier and Nola Boynton led the Minutemen of Millinocket by scoring 14 and 12 points, respectivly.

Deb Young, Katie Ahern, and Crystal Parker scored seven points apiece for the Central Red Devils of Corinth.

Central (0-8) 34

Strout 1-0-2, Stevens 0-1-1, Shaw 1-1-4, Allen 0-2-2, Young 2-3-7, Ahern 1-5-7, Lyford 2-0-4, Parker 2-3-7, Underhill, Goldsmith, Giles, Lawrence Stearns (5-5) 65

Boynton 5-2-12, Nason 2-0-4, B. LeGassey 1-4-6, Pineau 2-0-4, Jewers 3-0-6, MacKenzie 1-2-4, Duplisea 1-0-2, Pelletier 6-2-14, Achorn 2-0-4, Raymond 4-1-9, J. LeGassey

3-pt. goals: Shaw Central 10 18 20 34 Stearns 19 37 53 65

JV: Stearns 65-29

Boys basketball

Islesboro 79, Averill 59

At Islesboro, Jon Bolduc and Ian Gallant scored eight points apiece in the fourth quarter to help Islesboro outscore Averill 28-12 and pull away for the victory.

Andrew Leach had 19 points for the winners while Elek Miller had 16 points, 12 rebounds, five blocked shots and four assists. Bolduc contributed 13 points, 11 assists, eight rebounds and three steals, Ryan Grindle scored 13 points and Gallant finished with 12.

Adam Turner and Paul Parent had 19 points each for Averill and Greg Carter hauled down seven rebounds to go with his seven points.

Averill (5-3) 59

Turner 8-0-19, Parent 8-2-19, Goodwin 3-0-6, Carter 3-1-7, Bondole 2-0-4, Chartier 1-0-2, Russell 1-0-2, Levesque, Cooper, Garvey Islesboro (7-2) 79

Bolduc 6-1-13, Gallant 4-2-12, Miller 8-0-16, Grindle 5-3-13, Diffin 2-2-6, Leach 7-5-19, Zlotkowski, Roberts, Frank

3-pt. goals: Turner 3, Parent; Gallant 2 Averill 14 30 47 59 Islesboro 11 35 51 79

Camden-Rockport 64, Erskine 49

At Camden, Mike MacDonald scored 11 of his game-high 23 points in the fourth quarter as the Windjammers pulled away for the win.

John Knutson connected on four 3-pointers for 12 points and Nick Wilson had 10 points for Camden-Rockport. MacDonald also pulled down 11 rebounds.

Jason Bartlett led the Eagles of South China with 17 points while Mitch Donar and Jesse Haskell had 14 points each.

Erskine Academy (7-2) 49

Demuth, Ferran, Hicks 0-2-2, Bartlett 6-3-17, Donar 7-0-14, Janasky, Pomerleau 1-0-2, Stoute, Haskell 5-4-14, Roy, Potter Camden-Rockport (7-2) 64

Wilson 4-0-10, May 0-1-1, MacDonald 8-4-23, Marshall 1-0-2, Moro, Dugal 1-0-2, Fitzpatrick 1-1-4, Smith, Warren 2-0-5, Knutson 4-0-12, Dennen, Lippman 0-1-1, Taggart 1-0-2, McIntyre 0-2-2

3-pt. goals: Bartlett 2; Knutson 4, MacDonald 3, Wilson 2, Fitzpatrick, Warren Erskine Academy 9 17 31 49 Camden-Rockport 8 20 37 64

JV: Camden-Rockport 48-44

MDI 70, Orono 50

At Mount Desert, Ian Jones scored 10 of his game-high 22 points in the third quarter as MDI began to pull away from the Riots.

MDI outscored Orono 37-23 in the second half.

Will Hathaway had 14 points for the winners and Kris Douglas contributed 11.

Mark Mehuren’s 15 points and Daryl Watson’s 11 led Orono.

Orono (1-7) 50

Mehuren 6-1-15, Watson 5-0-11, Ulrich 3-0-7, Heitmann 2-0-6, Kempen 1-2-4, Tito 0-3-3, White 1-0-2, Sinclair 0-2-2, Astle, Glossian, Saucier MDI (5-4) 70

Jones 9-2-22, Hatahaway 4-5-14, Douglas 5-1-11, Joseph 1-2-5, Applegate 2-0-4, Liebow 1-1-3, Archilles 1-0-3, Garrity 1-0-2, Hopkins 1-0-2, Dyer 1-0-2, Colbeth 1-0-2, Sprague

3-pt. goals: Mehuren 2, Heitmann 2, Ulrich; Jones 2, Hathaway, Joseph Orono 14 27 38 50 MDI 18 33 49 70

JV: MDI 62-36

Hockey

Stearns 3, Hampden 0

At Alfond Arena in Orono, goalie Jayson Morrison recorded a shutout for 6-2 Stearns of East Millinocket.

Doug Morrison notched a goal and offered an assist for the winners. Justin Cummings, and Matt Michaud also scored for Stearns. Ryan Sweeney, and Derek Helstrom each gave an assist.

Goalie Julian Kaelin made 26 saves on 29 shots for the 5-3 Hampden Broncos.