CALAIS – Lanna Martin scored 20 points and recorded six steals to help the Calais Blue Devils defeat the Jonesport-Beals Royalettes 79-51 in schoolgirl basketball action Tuesday night.

Calais notched its 12th win in 13 games.

Morgan Drew finished the game with 16 points, seven rebounds, and six assists for the Devils while Katie Frost had 14 points.

For the Royalettes, Chelsie Carver scored 14 points, Amber Colbeth had 12, and Roberta Garnett added 10.

Jonesport-Beals (4-9) 79

Colbeth 5-2-12, Carver 6-2-14, Garnet 5-0-10, Woodward 1-3-5, Beal 2-0-4, Davis 2-2-6, Church, Libby

Calais (12-1) 51

Frost 6-2-14, Martin 10-0-20, Drew 6-4-16, Ludington 2-2-6, Feck 3-1-8, Redding 2-0-4, Welch 1-2-4, Price 0-1-1, Best 2-2-6, Smith

3-pt. goals: Feck

Jonesport-Beals 8 16 28 51

Calais 20 43 69 79

JV: Calais 56-23

Madawaska 70, Wisdom 31

At Madawaska, Kristine Cyr scored 19 points for the Owls while Kay Gerard netted 16.

Meghan Marshall had 15 points and pulled down 21 rebounds while Melissa Morneault added 12.

For Wisdom, Becky Chamberlain scored 10 points.

Wisdom (4-10) 31

Chamberlain 4-0-10, Michaud 2-0-6, Harris 2-0-4, Cyr 2-0-5, Tardiff 1-1-3, Picard 1-0-3, Bourgoin, Anderson

Madawaska (6-8) 70

Gerard 7-2-16, Cyr 8-3-19, Melissa Morneault 5-2-12, Marshall 7-1-15, Martin 1-00-2, Plourde 2-0-4, Sirois 1-0-2, Bouchard, Michelle Morneault, Lavertu

3-pt. goals: Chamberlain 2, Michaud 2, Cyr, Picard

Wisdom 11 16 27 31

Madawaska 19 31 52 70

JV: Madawaska 39-17

Bangor Chr. 59, Greenville 20

At Greenville, Pam Reitsma scored 15 for Bangor Christian while Ashley Page had 14.

Katie-Ann Simmons added 12 while Jenna Seymour contributed with 10.

Tiffany Turner led Greenville with eight points.

Bangor Christian (12-1) 59

Reitsma 7-1-15, Miller 2-4-8, Simmons 5-2-12, Mead 3-0-6, Seymour 5-0-10, Page 4-6-14

Greenville (1-11) 20

Turner 4-0-8, Douglass 1-0-2, Hanson 1-0-2, Lavigne 1-0-2, Farrington 1-0-2, Folsom 1-2-4

3-pt. goals: none

Bangor Christian 14 26 37 59

Greenville 6 15 18 20

Lawrence 44, Mt. Blue 31

At Farmington, Ericka Nickerson poured in 24 points, including her 1,000th career point, to power the Bulldogs of Fairfield.

The Bulldogs opened with a 10-0 first quarter en route to the win.

Jolene Powers paced the Cougars with nine points.

Lawrence (5-5) 44

Nickerson 10-4-24, Dostie 2-0-4, Noyes 1-1-3, Boucher 1-0-3, Boone 0-2-2, A. Marshall 1-0-2, L. Marshall 0-2-2, Dubay 1-0-2, Gurney 0-1-1, Nedeau 0-1-1, Miller, Morrell, Rogers

Mt. Blue (3-7) 31

Powers 2-4-9, Drosdik 3-2-8, Harrell, Corey 2-2-6, Stevens 0-1-1, Delaney, Carleton, Blauvelt, Alexander

3-pt. goals: Boucher; Powers

Lawrence 10 29 35 44

Mt. Blue 0 11 17 31

JV: Lawrence 49-30

Foxcroft 44, Ellsworth 29

At Dover-Foxcroft, Holli Nichols scored 17 second-half points as Foxcroft Academy outscored Ellsworth 27-14, including a 16-5 fourth-quarter margin, to post the win.

Nichols finished with a game-high 23 points; Leslie Glover scored 10 and Amy Kelley chipped in with eight points and eight rebounds. Dana Frasz also had eight boards.

Meghan Page’s 13 points led Ellsworth.

Ellsworth (4-8) 29

Chan, Silsby, Patten, Pelletier 1-0-2, Sirois 2-0-6, Merchant 3-0-6, Glass 1-0-2, Mason, Page 4-5-13

Foxcroft Academy (8-5) 44

Nichols 10-0-23, Frasz 1-0-2, LaBree, Merrill, Kelley 2-4-8, Champeon, Glover 4-2-10, Dow 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Sirois 2; Nichols 3

Ellsworth 8 15 24 29

Foxcroft 5 17 28 44

JV: Ellsworth 56-32

Oak Hill 44, Belfast 41

At Belfast, Angela Berube scored a game-high 21 points as the Oak Hill Raiders of Sabattus got off to a quick start and held off the Lions.

The Raiders took a 17-4 lead in the first quarter as Belfast was 2-for-11 from the field. Oak Hill also took advantage on the line, hitting 19 of 29 to Belfast’s seven made.

Kait Murphy led the Lions with 11 points.

Oak Hill (5-8) 44

An. Berube 7-5-21, Belanger 2-4-9, Nadeau 2-1-5, Palmer 0-5-5, Ferguson 0-2-2, Am. Berube 0-1-1, McDonald 0-1-1, Gurney, Waterman, Quinlan, Bureau

Belfast (4-9) 41

Murphy 5-1-11, A. Bryant 3-1-8, K. Bryant 2-1-5, Ross 2-2-6, Mehuren 2-0-4, LaHaye 2-2-7, Crandall, Brown, Lane, Billings, Marden

3-pt. goals: An. Berube 2, Belanger; A. Bryant

Oak Hill 17 20 30 44

Belfast 4 16 26 41

JV: Belfast 53-16

Boys basketball

Katahdin 75, Schenck 66

At East Millinocket, Brandon McCarthy led Katahdin with 36 points while Dan Cullen chipped in with 17.

Ryan Deschenes was top scorer for the Wolverines with 28 points while Mike Hamlin had 13 and Ben Jamo added 10.

Katahdin (13-2) 75

Perry 0-2-2, McCarthy 11-12-36, Atkinson 2-1-6, T. Rodgerson 1-0-3, Cullen 6-5-17, Kelley 2-0-5, D. Rodgerson 3-0-6, McNally, Heath

Schenck (7-9) 66

Jamo 3-2-10, Deschenes 10-8-28, Graham 1-4-6, Hamlin 5-1-13, Johnston 1-4-6, Thompson 1-0-3, Rossignol

3-pt. goals: McCarthy 2; Jamo 2, Hamlin 2, Thompson

Katahdin 14 34 56 75

Schenck 12 29 52 66

JV: Katahdin 63-62

Machias 73, Lubec 59

At Machias, Joe Richards led the Bulldogs with 20 points while Jeff Copp had 18.

Kevin Loughlin added 14 while Aaron Getchell had 11.

Nick Boutin scored 23 for Lubec while Noah Buehner had 22.

Lubec (1-12) 59

Boutin 11-1-23, Buehner 9-3-22, Hall 3-0-7, Gross 1-0-3, Seavey 1-0-2, Maller 1-0-2, Jones, Marston, Pike

Machias (3-11) 73

Richards 9-2-20, Copp 7-4-18, Loughlin 6-1-14, Getchell 3-4-11, Day 2-0-5, Millay 2-0-5, Smith

3-pt. goals: Buehner, Gross; Loughlin, Getchell, Day, Millay

Lubec 13 30 50 59

Machias 20 36 54 73

JV: Machias 64-59

PCHS 71, Dexter 55

At Guilford, Scott DeCastro had nine of his team-high 15 points in the fourth quarter as unbeaten Piscataquis Community High School pulled away from stubborn Dexter for its 15th win.

Ben Smith had 14 points for PCHS while Buddy Leavitt and Keith Dawson contributed 12 each. Leavitt had six in the fourth quarter.

Randy Burgess contributed 10 rebounds and eight points.

Travis Patterson’s 16 points, Matt Foster’s 12 and Ben Robinson’s 10 led Dexter.

Dexter (10-6) 55

Patterson 6-3-16, Cooley 2-3-7, Robichaud 0-1-1, Robinson 4-2-10, Clukey 2-0-4, Foster 6-0-12, Paige 2-1-5

PCHS (15-0) 71

Hoffman 0-2-2, White 1-0-2, Pulkkinen 2-2-6, DeCastro 5-5-15, Dawson 5-0-12, Smith 7-0-14, Martell, Leavitt 4-3-12, Burgess 3-2-8, Watson, St. Louis, Tracy, Carson

3-pt. goals: Patterson; Dawson 2, Leavitt

Dexter 19 26 41 55

PCHS 18 32 44 71

JV: Dexter 63-55

Sumner 80, Searsport 36

At East Sullivan, Mike Hardy scored 24 and grabbed 10 rebounds for Sumner. Jamey Polk contributed with 14 points.

Ben Relyea had 13 points for Searsport.

Searsport (0-14) 36

Relyea, 5-2-13, Grove 1-2-4, Vasiliauskas 1-0-2, Moran 1-0-2, Lockhart 1-0-2, Ward 2-0-4, Quisenberg 3-0-6, Robertson 1-0-2, McFarlin, Mercier, Manner

Sumner (8-6) 80

Malloy 1-2-5, Phinney 2-0-5, Dunbar 2-0-4, polk 6-2-14, Hills 1-3-5, Cowperthwaite 3-1-7, Hardy 11-2-24, Jordan 3-0-6, Winslow 1-0-2, Grammer 2-0-2, Duke 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Relyea; Malloy, Phinney

Searsport 8 13 25 36

Sumner 11 35 54 80

JV: Sumner 60-42

Lawrence 55, Mt. Blue 50

At Fairfield, Trafton Teague scored 12 of his game-high 28 points in the fourth quarter, including an 8-for-8 performance from the foul line, as Lawrence avenged a previous loss to the Cougars.

Teague also had 10 rebounds and five steals while Mark Bradford contributed 17 points and Travis Dorsey grabbed six rebounds.

Justin Almy’s 17 points and Matt Wasco’s 10 sparked Mt. Blue.

Mt. Blue (7-4) 50

Almy 6-3-17, Wasco 4-2-10, Nile 3-0-7, Simpson 1-2-5, French 1-1-3, Oakley 1-0-2, Russo 2-2-6, Adams, Fournier

Lawrence (6-5) 55

Teague 9-9-28, Bradford 6-5-17, Freese 2-0-6, MacArthur 0-1-1, McLaughlin 0-1-1, Dorsey 1-0-2, Kent, Foster, Pellerin, Pratt

3-pt. goals: Almy, Nile, Simpson; Freese 2, Teague

Mt. Blue 10 21 33 50

Lawrence 12 22 35 55

JV: Mt. Blue 55-44

GSA 82, DI-Stonington 49

At Blue Hill, Mark Clapp scored 22 points to lead the George Stevens Academy Eagles to victory over Deer Isle-Stonington.

Nick Henderson scored 13 points while both Brian Smith and Ryan Hutchins scored 12 points.

Deer Isle-Stonington (6-7) 49

Bolton 3-4-10, Smith, Martin 1-0-2, Wallace 2-0-4, Ray 3-0-7, Perez 4-0-8, Gray, Hardy 1-0-2, Ballou 1-0-2, Boyce 3-2-8, Trundy 1-0-2, Eaton 1-0-2, Gielarowski 1-0-2

George Stevens (9-7) 82

Clapp 8-3-22, Henderson 5-2-13, Smith 5-2-12, Hutchins 3-6-12, Black 2-0-4, Astbury, Ledien 2-0-5, Henry 3-0-6, Saunders 1-0-2, Lowell 1-0-2, Candage 1-2-4

3-pt. goals: Ray; Clapp 3, Henderson, Ledien

DI-Stonington 8 16 34 49

George Stevens 25 41 65 82

JV: GSA 46-38

PVHS 98, Lee 68

At Lee, Scott Bates poured in 29 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to power Penobscot Valley.

Jerry Oakes added 16 points for the winners and Brad Harris netted 14. Stu Morin chipped in with 13 points and Noah McPike had 10.

Matt Corbin paced Lee with 17 points, Jeremy Ham added 16 and Brian Ripley netted 13.

PVHS (6-7) 98

Bates 14-1-29, Oakes 6-0-16, Harris 6-2-14, Morin 6-1-13, McPike 4-2-10, Doyon 2-0-5, Artes 0-2-2, Mulligan 2-1-5, Gifford 0-1-1, Cloukey 1-0-3, Slowikowski, Cummings, Sereyko

Lee (6-8) 68

Corbin 4-9-17, J. Ham 6-0-16, Ripley 5-0-13, Thurlow 1-0-2, Severance 1-0-3, Pickering 1-1-3, Carpenter 1-0-3, Mallett 1-4-6, Dow 2-0-5, McAlpine, A. Ham, Thompson

3-pt. goals: Oakes 4, Doyon, Cloukey; J. Ham 4, Ripley, Severance, Carpenter, Dow

PVHS 19 41 70 98

Lee 11 36 50 68

JV: Lee 59-57

Bangor Chr. 67, Greenville 49

At Greenville, Pat McCleary poured in 24 points to lead the Bangor Christian Patriots.

David Chrisos added 18 points for the winners and Josh Madden netted 16.