BANGOR – David Chrisos scored six of his team-high 27 points in overtime Friday afternoon as Bangor Christian rallied for an 84-70 schoolboy basketball victory over Southern Aroostook of Dyer Brook.

Pat McCleary chipped in with 18 points, six rebounds, five steals and two blocked shot. He also hit a basket off an inbounds pass from Ben Sobey with less than 10 seconds left to send the game into overtime. Josh Madden scored 11.

Jordan Shields netted 31 points to lead the Warriors of Dyer Brook. Corey Shields added 13 points and Devon Wilkins contributed 12.

Southern Aroostook 70

Hersey 2-0-4, Putnam, Edkins, Wilkins 4-4-12, J. Shields 14-2-31, Grant, L. Nadeau 4-0-8, Dubois, J. Nadeau, McCluskey 1-0-2, C. Shields 6-1-13

Bangor Christian 84

Jeskey, Madden 4-0-11, Conley 1-0-2, Tyree 6-0-12, Patterson, Putnam, Chrisos 8-9-27, Bradford 2-3-7, Doten 1-0-2, Sobey 3-0-6, McCleary 8-2-18

3-pt. goals: J. Shields; Madden 3, Chrisos 2

Southern Aroostook 14 36 53 67 70

Bangor Christian 15 33 47 67 84

John Bapst 66, Old Town 53

At Old Town, Jesse McCree netted 17 points to lead John Bapst of Bangor to victory.

Zev Myerowitz and Charlie Owen contributed 14 and 11 points respectively for the Crusaders.

Adam Mahaney led Old Town with 16 points. Shawn Kenniston added 12.

John Bapst (2-0) 66

Mcree 4-7-17, Myerowitz 7-0-14, Owen 4-3-11, Day 3-1-9, Payne 3-0-7, Jellisen 1-1-4, Lyon 1-0-2, Russell 1-0-2, Camnole, B. Snyder, Baldus, N. Snyder

Old Town (1-1) 53

Mahaney 6-0-16, Kenniston 5-1-12, Jackson 4-0-9, Madden 0-3-3, Tewley 3-0-6, Robbins 2-0-4, Barnes 1-0-2, Brown

3-pt. goals: Mcree 2, Day 2, Payne, Jellison; Mahaney 4, Kenniston, Jackson

John Bapst 12 29 47 66

Old Town 17 25 35 53

JV: John Bapst 56-49

Orono 53, Stearns 41

At Orono, John Saucier scored 12 points to slide Orono past Stearns.

Daryl Watson, and Mark Mehuren added 10 points apiece for Orono.

Les Cote and Brad Wheaton scored 13 and 11 points, respectively, for Stearns of Millinocket.

Stearns (1-4) 41

Fitzpatrick, DiFrederico 2-3-9, Bragdon, Deloge, Leino 3-0-6, Wheaton 5-1-11, Hartwell, Cote 5-2-13, Mosca, Pelletier 1-0-2

Orono (2-2) 53

Saucier 6-0-12, Watson 4-1-10, Mehuren 4-0-10, Heitmann 2-0-4, Neptune, Sinclair 2-1-5, Kempen 2-1-6, Ulrich 2-2-6

3-pt. goals: DiFrederico 2, Cote; Watson, Mehuren 2, Kempen

Stearns 11 22 32 41

Orono 8 22 41 53

JV: Orono 61-32

Central 65, Mattanawcook 58

At Corinth, Billy Kane netted 21 points to lift Central past Mattanawcook.

Jason Allen and Lowell Oyster contributed 14 points each for the Red Devils.

Jon Carney led Mattanawcook Academy with 20 points. Tyler Libbey netted 14 for the Lynx of Lincoln.

Mattanawcook Academy (3-3) 58

Weatherbee 1-1-4, LaPlante 2-0-5, Crocker, Pete 2-0-6, Wilkes 2-1-5, Leighton 2-0-4, Libbey 6-2-14, McLellan, Carney 9-2-20

Central (1-4) 65

Jo. Allen 1-2-5, Logue, Ja. Allen 6-1-14, Kane 6-6-21, Straub 1-0-3, Oyster 7-0-14, Libby 3-0-6, Rollins, Sanford 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Weatherbee, LaPlante, Pete 2; Jo. Allen, Ja. Allen, Kane 2, Straub

Mattanawcook 18 29 45 58

Central 19 34 43 65

JV: Mattanawcook 75-44

Schenck 79, Penobscot Valley 58

At East Millinocket, Seth Johnston scored 15 of his 17 points in the second half, including 11 in the third period, as Schenck erased a nine-point first-quarter deficit.

Ryan Deschenes had a game-high 25 points for the winners and Ben Jamo followed Johnston’s 17 with 12 points.

Scott Bates’ 17 points and Stu Morin’s 14 led Penobscot Valley of Howland.

Penobscot Valley (3-3) 58

Morin 7-0-14, Oakes 3-0-8, McPike 2-0-4, Cloukey 1-0-2, Slowikowski 1-0-2, Harris 4-0-8, Sereyko 1-1-3, Bates 5-7-17

Schenck (3-3) 79

B. Jamo 3-4-12, Deschenes 8-9-25, Graham 0-2-2, Hamlin 1-5-8, Johnston 7-0-17, Rossignol 3-2-8, Thompson 1-3-5, Lufkin 1-0-2, Spearin, P. Jamo, Libby

3-pt. goals: Oakes 2; Johnston 3, B. Jamo 2, Hamlin, Graham

Penobscot Valley 15 34 58 79

Schenck 24 34 47 58

JV: PVHS 73-64

Girls basketball

John Bapst 54, Old Town 42

At Old Town, Stephanie Sockbeson netted 17 points to carry John Bapst of Bangor to its first victory of the season.

Nikki Novak followed up with 15 points for the Crusaders.

Kasey Spencer led Old Town with 15 points and Sarah Metivier contributed 10 points.

John Bapst (1-2) 54

Sockbeson 6-5-17, Novak 7-1-15, Yeo 3-2-8, Rich 0-1-1, Crotty 2-0-4, Sekera 2-0-4, Mitchell 1-2-5, Wakeling, Cluff, Sargent

Old Town (0-3) 42

Spencer 5-4-15, Metivier 5-0-10, Greene 1-0-2, Thibodeau 1-1-3, Osborne, Maurais 1-2-4, Brown 3-2-8, Hessletine

3-pt. goals: Mitchell; Spencer

John Bapst 15 22 39 54

Old Town 15 23 30 42

JV: John Bapst 42-26

Lee Academy 58, Schenck 44

At Lee, Deidra Ham led the undefeated Lee Academy Pandas to victory with 18 points and 10 rebounds.

Ashley Linscott also contributed 11 points and 10 rebounds.

Michelle Tapley netted eight points for Schenck of East Millinocket and Shannon Chavarie added seven.

Schenck (0-5) 44

Tapley 3-2-8, Chavarie 3-0-7, Farrington 3-0-6, Davis 0-2-2, Gordon, Nicholas 1-2-4, Wyman 2-2-6, Carey, Cram 1-2-4, King 1-1-3, Page, Duprey

Lee Academy (5-0) 58

Linscott 2-7-11, Ham 5-8-18, Nute 2-3-7, Mallett 1-2-4, Bird 2-2-6, Harris 1-0-2, Hersom 2-0-4, Cole 1-2-4, Gifford 1-0-2, Shorey

3-pt. goals: Chavarie

Schenck 9 21 30 44

Lee Academy 14 24 36 58

JV: Lee Academy 35-17

Camden Hills 44, MCI 35

At Camden, Lauren Withey was the high scorer for the Windjammers with 14 points.

Amanda Leavitt tossed in 14 points for Maine Central Institute of Pittsfield while Jen Cummings added 11.

MCI (2-3) 35

Thompson 1-0-2, Leavitt 6-1-14, George 1-0-2, Luce 1-0-2, Susi 1-2-4, Cummings 4-3-11, Lancaster, Smith

Camden Hills (4-1) 44

Dailey 1-2-5, Robbins 3-2-8, Wood 3-0-7, Croce 0-4-4, Withey 4-5-14, Goodale 2-0-4, Hoffman 1-0-2, Russo, Sommo, McIntyre

3-pt. goals: Leavitt; Dailey, Wood, Withey

MCI 8 12 22 35

Camden Hills 10 28 35 44

JV: Camden Hills 44-19

Foxcroft Acad. 52, Ellsworth 40

At Ellsworth, Amy Kelley netted 14 points to lead Foxcroft Academy to victory.

Holli Nichols, and Leslie Glover contributed 12 points each.

Mallory Patten and Katie Sirois scored nine points apiece for Ellworth.

Foxcroft Academy (4-1) 52

Kelley 5-4-14, Nichols 4-0-12, Glover 4-4-12, Cartwright, Snow, Frasz 3-0-6, Labree 0-2-2, Merrill 1-0-3, Champeon 1-0-3, Dow

Ellsworth (1-4) 40

Patten 4-1-9, Sirois 3-1-9, Eaton, Chan 2-0-5, Silsby 0-3-3, Pelletier 1-0-2, Merchant 3-0-6, Jones, Glass 1-0-2, Mason 1-0-2, Page, Lutz 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Nichols 4, Merrill, Champeon; Chan

Foxcroft Academy 12 20 39 52

Ellsworth 8 18 24 40

JV: Ellsworth 46-32

Bucksport 45, George Stevens 44

At Bucksport, Brittany Damon scored 11 points and Emily Woodward contributed 10 as Bucksport overcame a three-point first period to triumph for the first time.

Woodward had six points in the second period and Woodward had four as the Bucks were able to pull within one at the half.

Michala Bunten’s game-high 19 points and Jamie Wood’s 10 paced GSA.

GSA (1-3) 44

Clapp 4-0-8, Napolitano, Markle, Roberts 3-0-6, Wood 3-3-11, Kenniston, Driscoll, Bunten 9-1-19

Bucksport (1-4) 45

Richards 0-5-5, Gordon 3-0-6, Pelletier 3-0-7, Damon 4-3-11, Goode 1-1-3, Woodward 4-2-10, Carter 1-1-3, Andrews

3-pt. goals: Wood 2; Pelletier

GSA 10 20 34 45

Bucksport 3 19 36 44

JV: GSA 35-24

Hockey

Orono 4, Hampden 3 (OT)

At Alfond Arena in Orono, Will Toner scored an unassisted goal 7:23 into overtime, leading 3-0 Orono to victory over Hampden Academy.

Toner also scored the second goal with an assist from Jake Hedstrom while Pat Skall scored with assists from Mike Merritt and Hedstrom. Mike Merritt added a goal with an assist from Skall while Paul Pangburn stopped 18 of the 21 shots he faced.

Peter Macone scored a goal with the assists going to Adam Standley and Dan Perkins while Greg Taylor scored with an assist from Jeff Mayhew for the 1-2 Broncos. Carl Moser added an unassisted goal while Julian Kaelin faced 32 shots and made 28 saves.

Cheverus 5, John Bapst 0

At Sawyer Arena in Bangor, Will Buxton notched two goals and added an assist to lead Cheverus of Portland past John Bapst.

Ryan Brown, Dane Perry, and Nate Zamirappa contributed a goal apiece to back Adam Prescott, who recorded the shutout by making 10 saves for the Stags.

Dominic Dinardo stopped 42 of 47 shots for John Bapst.