CALAIS – A revived second-half effort and a third-quarter explosion by Kari Redding Thursday night led the Calais Blue Devils to a 75-56 schoolgirl basketball victory over Shead of Eastport.

Katie Frost led the Devils with 20 points and six rebounds while Redding scored all 13 of her points in the third to help them pull away. Morgan Drew had 12 points while Lanna Martin and Nanci Feck each scored 11 as the Devils finished with 21 steals.

Sara Ricker went 12-for-14 from the free throw for 18 points for the Tigers. Natalie Smith had 12 points and Samantha Davis added 10.

Shead 56

Smith 6-0-12, Davis 4-0-10, Ricker 3-12-18, Green 1-0-2, Beaulieu 4-1-9, Lingley 1-3-5

Calais 75

Frost 8-1-20, L. Martin 5-1-11, Feck 3-3-11, Redding 5-3-13, Drew 6-0-12, C. Martin 2-0-5, Ludington 0-2-2, Welch 0-1-1, Price, Smith, Best

3-pt. goals: Davis 2; Frost 3, Feck 2, C. Martin

Shead 13 32 42 56

Calais 18 37 62 75

JV: Shead 43-39

Narraguagus 58, WA Raiders 43

At Harrington, Sarah Snider’s 18-point effort led the Narraguagus Knights past Washington Academy of East Machias.

For the Knights, Brittany Howe had 17 points and eight rebounds.

Diana Bourdeau scored 12 and Miranda Fergerson 10 for the Raiders.

Washington Academy (8-6) 43

Bourdeau 4-0-12, Fergerson 3-4-10, Dennison 2-1-5, Mawhinney 3-0-6, N. Stauffer 1-0-2, K. Stauffer 1-0-2, Copeland 3-0-6, Savard, Govoni

Narraguagus (9-4) 58

Snider 6-5-18, B. Howe 8-1-17, C. Barbee 2-0-4, L. Barbee 1-0-2, M. Barbee, Tenney 0-1-1, Sawyer 1-0-2, Woodsum 1-1-3, Perry 1-0-2, S. Howe 2-0-4, Farnsworth 2-0-5, Pounder

3-pt. goals: Bourdeau 4; Snider, Farnsworth

Washington Acad. 8 19 29 43

Narraguagus 21 33 42 58

JV: Narraguagus 63-34

Madawaska 54, Fort Fairfield 34

At Fort Fairfield, Kristen Cyr poured in 22 points to power the Owls.

Meghan Marshall chipped in with 13 points for the winners.

Danielle Searles paced the Tigers with 15 points.

Madawaska (7-8) 54

Gerad 3-1-7, Martin 2-0-4, Cyr 6-8-22, Morneault 0-6-6, Marshall 6-1-13, Lavertu, Sirois 1-0-2

Fort Fairfield (6-8) 34

S. Butler 1-1-3, M. Butler 3-1-7, Churchill 3-2-8, Rogeski 0-1-1, Searles 6-3-15, Beaulieu, Gardner, DeMerchant

3-pt. goals: Cyr 2

Madawaska 9 22 38 54

Fort Fairfield 5 16 28 34

JV: Madawaska 37-33

Cen. Aroostook 71, Easton 19

At Mars Hill, Lindsay Michaud, Stevi Fletcher and Brianna Barton combined for 35 points to lead the Central Aroostook Panthers to victory over the Easton Bears.

Michaud had 13 points, Fletcher added 12 and Barton put in 10.

Kelly O’Mara scored 10 to pace the Bears.

Easton (0-14) 19

O’Mara 4-2-10, Carbone 2-0-4, Patterson 1-0-3, Ferris 1-0-2, Lovely, Blanchard, Pytlak, Baker

Central Aroostook (8-6) 8-6

Michaud 6-1-13, Fletcher 3-6-12, Barton 5-0-10, Long 2-1-5, Lundeen 1-2-4, McCrum 1-1-3, Bell 1-1-3, Robinson 3-2-8, Caron 1-3-6, Smith 2-1-5

3-pt. goals: Patterson; Caron

Easton 4 4 15 19

Central Aroostook 17 34 51 71

Nokomis 63, Foxcroft 41

At Newport, sophomore forward Danielle Clark scored 19 points and senior guard Laura Pelkey scored 16 with four 3-pointers to lead the Warriors past Foxcroft Academy.

The Warriors hit 11 3-pointers. Lindsay Welch chipped in with 11 points.

Holli Nichols and Amy Kelley each scored 10 for the Ponies.

Foxcroft Academy (8-6) 41

Nichols 4-1-10, Kelley 4-2-10, Glover 4-0-8, Merrill 2-0-5, Frasz 2-0-4, C. Snow 1-0-2, Champeon 1-0-2, LaBree, Dow

Nokomis (11-0) 63

Clark 5-8-19, Pelkey 4-4-16, Welch 2-5-11, Murray 3-1-9, Burnett 2-0-6, Lowe 1-0-2, Preble, Palmer, Snow, Paradis, Stewart, Merrow

3-pt. goals: Nichols, Merrill; Clark, Pelkey 4, Murray 2, Burnett 2, Welch 2

Foxcroft 9 24 33 41

Nokomis 17 31 46 63

JV: Nokomis 42-36

Penquis 55, Penobscot Valley 42

At Howland, April Allen scored 16 points to propel the Patriots of Milo to victory.

Megan Russell and Crystal Cail scored 11 and 10 points, respectively, for Penquis.

Meagan Cyr tossed in a game-high 19 points for Penobscot Valley.

Penquis (13-2) 55

Russell 2-6-11, L. Hamlin 3-3-9, Gerrish 2-0-4, Allen 7-2-16, Morrill, Madden, Cail 5-0-10, Cobb, Robinson 1-1-3, J. Hamlin 1-0-2

Penobscot Valley (4-11) 42

Porter 1-1-4, S. Trafton, Drost 0-5-5, Colbath 2-0-6, Cyr 7-5-19, Lloyd 1-0-2, K. Trafton 1-2-4, Beshai, McGinn 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Russell; Proter, Colbath 2

Penquis 12 24 46 55

Penobscot Valley 6 17 22 42

JV: Penquis 53-49

Orono 55, Old Town 43

At Orono, Jessica Wagner had 19 points, while pulling down 16 rebounds to lead Orono to the win in the second game of the “Mill Town-College Town” rivalry.

Sarah Marquez notched 19 points to go with seven assists for the Riots.

Renee Thibodeau led the Indians with 17 while Kasey Spencer and Sarah Metivier had 10 each.

Old Town 43

Thibodeau 5-5-17, Spencer 3-2-10, Metivier 4-2-10, Osborne 1-0-2, Maurais 2-0-4, Greene, Brown

Orono 55

Marquez 7-4-19, Wagner 9-1-19, Breton 2-0-5, Dupree 2-1-5, Nichols 3-1-7, Reed, Lamb, Gray

3-pt. goals: Thibodeau 2, Spencer 2; Breton and Marquez

Old Town 6 21 29 43

Orono 12 21 35 55

JV: Old Town 46-19

Limestone 51, Wisdom 39

At St. Agatha, Ashley Brooker scored 15 points to help the Eagles beat the Pioneers.

Nikki Michaud chipped in with 13 points for the winners and grabbed nine rebounds.

Kelly Cyr paced Wisdom with 12 points.

Limestone (7-7) 51

Burgess, Stackhouse 1-0-2, Bickford, J. St. Pierre 3-0-6, M. St. Pierre 1-2-4, Brooker 7-1-15, Lee 3-3-9, Michaud 5-3-13

Wisdom (4-12) 39

Picard 1-1-3, Tardif 1-1-3, Cyr 5-1-12, Harris 2-1-5, Lizotte, Michaud 3-2-8, Bourgoin 0-2-2, Chamberlain 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Cyr

Limestone 11 24 37 51

Wisdom 8 20 30 39

JV: Limestone 25-9

Boys basketball

Woodland 78, Lee 58

At Woodland, Frankie Morrison tossed in a game-high 19 points, while adding seven assists and six rebounds to lead the Dragons to their 11th win.

John Kesel notched 17 for Woodland. Bob Ferry added 16 points, 11 assists, eight rebounds, and a pair of assists. He also held Lee standout Brian Ripley to just two points.

Matt Corbin was the Pandas’ leading scorer with 13, while Jeremy Ham chipped in 11.

Lee (6-9) 58

Corbin 5-2-13, J. Ham 4-2-11, Mallett 3-2-8, Dow 2-0-6, Ripley 1-0-2, Carpenter 2-0-4, A. Ham 1-0-2, McAlpine 0-1-1, Pickering 1-0-2, Severance 2-0-5, Thurlow 0-4-4

Woodland (11-4) 78

Ferry 6-2-16, Kesel 8-1-17, Morrison 7-3-19, Lorde 5-2-12, Gillespie 2-0-4, Nicholas 2-1-5, Worster 1-1-3, Tupper 1-0-2, Pike, Smith, Engroff, Nicholson, McCougrey, Townsend

3-pt. goals: Dow 2, J. Ham, Corbin and Severance; Morrison 2 and Ferry

Lee 12 27 38 58

Woodland 22 47 67 78

JV: Lee 73-65

Caribou 78, Fort Kent 59

At Fort Kent, Joel Griffeth and James Sam combined for 62 of Caribou’s 78 points en route to the win.

Griffeth, who was 15 for 15 from the foul line, popped in 32 points to James’ 30. Caribou went 24 for 26 from the line in the game, including 17 for 18 in the final period. Fort Kent had cut their deficit to four with four minutes to play before the Vikes free throw shooting put them to bed.

Anthony Lamar led the Warrior attack with 21 points while Aaron Ouellet added 12.

Caribou 78

Griffeth 8-15-32, Sam 10-8-30, Nason 2-3-7, Giles 2-3-7, Cyr 1-0-2, Noyes, Nadeau, Beaulieu

Fort Kent 59

Lamar 10-1-21, Ouellet 6-0-12, Bourgoin 3-3-9, Levesque 3-0-6, Thibodeau 1-3-5, Theriault 2-0-4, Bard 1-0-2, Daigle, Nadeau

3-pt. goals: Sam 2 and Griffeth

Caribou 30 30 53 78

Fort Kent 14 29 42 59

JV: Caribou 54-53