Minutemen upset George Stevens

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MILLINOCKET – Brooke Legassey notched a game-high 16 points as the Stearns Minutemen upset previously unbeaten George Stevens Academy 59-43 in schoolgirl basketball action Tuesday night.

The GSA Eagles of Blue Hill were ranked No. 2 in the most recent Heal Point Standings and the Minutemen were ranked No. 14. In their first meeting, GSA won by 40 points.

Nola Boynton added 11 points for Stearns. Legassey grabbed 10 rebounds and Jennifer Raymond pulled down nine boards. Pam Pelletier had five steals to go with nine points and the Minutemen committed just two of their eight turnovers in the second half.

Michala Bunton led GSA with 15 points and while Nikki Allen added 11. Lora Trenkle, GSA’s leading scorer, was sick and did not play in the game. The Eagles had 16 turnovers.

George Stevens Acad. (10-1) 43

N. Allen 4-2-11, M. Allen 4-1-9, Ashe 1-0-2, Wood 1-0-2, Horten 1-2-4, Bunten 6-3-15, Clapp Stearns (6-5) 59

N. Boynton 4-2-11, Nason 0-1-1, Legassey 5-5-16, A. Boynton 3-2-8, Pelletier 4-1-9, Achorn 2-1-5, Raymond 3-3-9

3-pt. goals: N. Allen; N. Boynton, Legassey George Stevens 8 18 32 43 Stearns 11 25 39 59

JV: Stearns 36-33

Lee 63, Washington Academy 45

At East Machias, Victoria Nute scored a game-high 28 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to power Lee Academy past Washington Academy.

Deidra Ham’s 12 points and Kristen Bird’s nine complemented Nute.

Diana Bourdeau’s 14 points and Charlene Gaddis’ 11 led the Raiders.

Lee Academy (6-3) 63

Nute 14-0-28, Ham 5-2-12, Bird 4-1-9, Jipson 3-1-7, Moore 2-0-4, Linscott 1-1-3, Mallett, MacDonald, Hanscom, Loman Washington Academy (5-5) 45

Bourdeau 5-1-14, Gaddis 4-2-11, Fergerson 2-2-6, N. Stauffer 2-2-6, Mawhinney 1-2-5, Almendinger 1-0-2, Hinerman 0-1-1, Dennison, Albee, Govoni, K. Stauffer

3-pt. goals: Bourdeau 3, Gaddis, Mawhinney Lee Academy 16 34 48 63 Washington Academy 13 21 35 45

Mount View 56, Erskine Acd. 39

At Thorndike, Ellen Ward tallied 15 points, eight in the second quarter, and pulled down nine rebounds in the Mustangs’ victory.

Kim Stevens added 12 points for Mount View and grabbed eight rebounds.

Donna Cowing scored 14 points for Erskine Academy of South China.

Erksine Academy (7-4) 39

Levesque 2-0-6, Willoughby 1-1-3, Pinkham 3-1-7, Haskell 1-1-3, Nored 1-1-4, Cowing 6-2-14, Pierce 1-0-2, Simpson, Lessard, Joslyn, Pushard Mount View (8-3) 56

Goehinger 0-3-3, Mayer 1-0-3, Ward 6-2-15, Trundy 3-1-7, Mehuren 0-2-2, Carter 4-1-9, King 2-1-5, Stevens 5-2-12, Vaughn, Swanson, McGovern

3-pt. goals: Nored; Ward Erskine Academy 16 20 32 39 Mount View 13 36 43 56

JV: Erskine 39-26

Hockey

Old Town 6, Foxcroft Academy 1

At Alfond Arena in Orono, Griffin Dill scored two goals and added an assist as the Indians rolled to the win.

Tom Graffam, Josh Buzzell, Ryan Bernard and Ray Vachon tallied goals for 5-5 Old Town. Matt Dupuis had two assists and Buzzell added an assist. Jeff Turcotte stopped 19 of the 20 shots he faced.

Foxcroft Academy’s Brandon Johnson scored a goal off an assist from Bob Orton. Nick Pressey and Zach Brooks combined for 19 saves on 25 shots for the 1-10 Ponies.

Boys basketball

Washington Academy 86, Lee 41

At East Machias, Nate Davis poured in 27 points and grabbed six rebounds as the Raiders cruised by the Pandas.

Bobby Richardson scored 18 points. Nick Reynolds had eight rebounds and eight blocks, and Danny Smith tallied six steals.

Matthew Corbin paced Lee Academy with 10 points.

Lee Academy (1-8) 41

Corbin 4-0-10, Ripley 3-2-9, Worster 2-3-8, Thurlow 0-1-1, Severance 1-1-3, Pickering 0-1-1, McAlpine 1-0-3, Ham 0-2-2, McDonough 1-0-3, Goulet 0-1-1, Osgood, Thompson Washington Academy (7-1) 86

Davis 9-9-27, Richardson 7-4-18, Smith 1-2-4, Jer. Look 3-3-9, Jef. Look 2-0-4, Reynolds 3-0-6, Emery 3-1-8, Griffin 0-2-2, Berry 2-1-5, Ramsdell 0-1-1, Fagonde 0-2-2, Martin, Holmes, Reing

3-pt. goals: Corbin 2, Ripley, Worster, McAlpine, McDonough; Emery Lee Academy 6 17 23 41 Washington Academy 23 37 60 86

Jonesport-Beals 75, Sumner 65

At Jonesport, the Royals jumped out to an early lead and made it stand up against the Tigers.

Shane Alley led the Royals with 22 points, closely followed by Alvin Beal with 20. Dan Redman contributed 14 points, and Dwight Alley had 10.

Josh Sargent powered the Tigers of East Sullivan with 22 points, Mike Hardy added 15, and Royce Blackwood 12.

Sumner (8-3) 65

Br. Duke 1-2-4, Blackwood 5-0-12, Polk 2-0-5, Sargent 9-2-22, Stanley 2-0-4, Hardy 7-1-15, Arnett 1-0-2, Pinkham 0-1-1, Trombley, Bi. Duke Jonesport-Beals (8-3) 75

Beal 7-6-20, Redman 6-2-14, Kelley 2-0-5, S. Alley 6-8-22, D. Alley 4-0-10, Libby 1-0-2, Robinson 1-0-2, J. Alley

3-pt. goals: Blackwood 2, Sargent 2, Polk; D. Alley 3, S. Alley 2, Kelley

Sumner 19 27 42 65 Jonesport-Beals 24 36 51 75

JV: Jonesport-Beals 46-45

Piscataquis 80, Foxcroft 45

At Dover-Foxcroft, Buddy Leavitt scored nine of his game-high 19 points in the second quarter as the Pirates from Guilford pulled away from the Ponies.

Keith Dawson added 12 points for Piscataquis, Randy Burgess 11, and Josh Haskell 10.

Andy Lizotte led Foxcroft with 14 points, and Paul Meyer had 10.

Piscataquis (11-1) 80

Leavitt 8-0-19, Dawson 6-0-12, Burgess 5-1-11, Haskell 4-1-10, Martell 1-0-2, White 2-0-5, DeCastro 2-0-5, Smith 3-0-6, Hoffman 2-1-5, Watson 1-1-3, Overlook 1-0-2, Pulkkinen Foxcroft (0-11) 45

Lizotte 6-2-14, Meyer 4-2-10, T. Mullis 3-2-8, Ronco 2-0-5, Martin 1-0-3, Suomi 2-1-5, Wentworth, Gosselin, Brugger, Tabor, J. Mullis

3-pt. goals: Leavitt 3, Haskell, White, DeCastro; Romco, Martin Piscataquis 15 37 59 80 Foxcroft 14 18 33 45

JV: Foxcroft 77-74 (OT)

Penquis 61, Orono 36

At Milo, the Patriots held the Red Riots scoreless for the first 6 minutes, 55 seconds of the third quarter while pulling away for the victory.

Matt Pokrywka tossed in 20 points for Penquis, while Jeremy Allen scored 15.

Daryl Watson led Orono with nine points.

Orono (1-8) 36

Watson 4-0-9, Mehuren 2-1-5, Morynn 1-0-3, Heitmann 2-0-5, Astle, Sinclair, Kempen 4-0-8, White 1-0-2, Glossian, Saucier, Tito, Ulrich 2-0-4 Penquis (10-1) 61

E. Ladd, Grindle, Knapp 3-0-6, Lee, L. Ladd, Webb 2-3-7, Weston 4-0-8, Ellis, Allen 7-1-15, Heal 2-0-5, Pokrywka 8-4-20

3-pt. goals: Watson, Morynn, Heitmann; Heal Orono 14 24 26 36 Penquis 16 30 40 61

JV: Orono 53-36

Houlton 90, Schenck 68

At East Millinocket, Frank DiStefano paced the Shiretowners with 25 points with 10 in each of the first and third quarters.

Kyle Hipsley added 17 for Houlton, while Jay O’Connell and Reuben Thomas added 13 and 12 points, respectively.

For Schenck, Ryan O’Donnell led the way with 16 points, including three 3-point shots, while Ben Jamo added 13 and Ryan Deschenes 10.

Houlton 90

Thomas 6-0-12, Donahue 0-1-1, Frenett 0-1-1, Bernard 1-0-2, J. O’Connell 5-0-13, Cummings 2-0-4, Jones 0-1-1, Wu 0-1-1, Cottle 1-0-2, Hipsley 5-7-17, DiStefano 10-5-25, McGary 4-1-9, L. O’Connell Schenck 68

Johnston 3-2-9, Jamo 4-5-13, Rossignol 2-1-5, Hamlin 4-0-8, Deschenes 5-0-10, O’Donnell 4-5-16, Madore 2-3-7, Osborne, Kalloch

3-pt. goals: J. O’Connell 2; Johnston, O’Donnell 3 Houlton 25 48 68 90 Schenck 13 30 43 68

JV: Houlton 78-62

Katahdin 63, Hodgdon 57

At Sherman Station, Ryan Robinson connected on four 3-pointers en route to 26 points and grabbed seven rebounds as the Cougars held off the Hawks.

Brandon McCarthy added 15 points, and Dan Cullen scored 12 points and grabbed nine rebounds.

Jeremy Kervin and David Carter scored 13 points each and Mike Wallace added 11 for Hodgdon.

Hodgdon (9-3) 57

Putnam 1-0-2, Wallace 4-2-11, Melchiore 2-3-8, Bell 2-0-4, Bither 3-0-6, Kervin 4-5-13, Carter 5-3-13 Katahdin (10-1) 63

Perry 2-0-5, C. Robinson, McCarthy 3-9-15, R. Robinson 9-4-26, Atkinson, Cullen 6-0-12, Kelley 1-0-3, Rodgerson 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Wallace, Melchiore; R. Robinson 4, Kelley Hodgdon 13 24 37 57 Katahdin 16 33 44 63

JV: Hodgdon 74-71

Shead 73, Lubec 61

At Lubec, the Tigers pulled away in the fourth quarter for the win.

Cliff Urquhart had 24 points to lead Shead of Eastport. Larry Bowen added 17 points and Corey Sullivan chipped in with 14.

Ryan McGonigal tossed in 22 for the Hornets while William Feltner had 11 and Daniel Davis 10.

Shead (2-7) 73

Urquhart 9-4-24, Bowen 6-2-17, Sullivan 4-4-14, Maloney, Cox, Ingersoll 1-1-3, Bones 0-1-1, Cates 4-0-8, Bernard, Constant, Trott 2-1-5, Dana 0-1-0, Wentworth Lubec (4-7) 61

Hall 1-0-3, Campbell, McGonigal 10-2-22, B. Buehner 2-1-5, N. Buehner, Mallar, Laskey 2-0-5, Franz 2-0-5, Lord, Feltner 3-2-11, Boutin, Davis 5-0-10, Newman

3-pt. goals: Bowen 3, Sullivan 2, Urquhart; McGonigal 4, Franz, Hall, Laskey Shead 17 25 44 73 Lubec 15 25 37 61