VINALHAVEN – Greenville was outscored by four in the fourth quarter but held off the Vinalhaven Vikings for a 49-48 schoolgirl basketball win Friday night.

Justine Lavigne paced the Lakers with 13 points and Kim Folsom added 12.

Ali Bickford poured in 20 points for the Vikings and Chelsea Osgood netted 12.

Greenville (2-15) 49

Folsom 4-4-12, A. Lavigne 0-1-1, Bartley 2-0-4, Farrington 1-0-2, Turner 3-0-6, Douglass 2-1-5, Bouley 1-0-2, J. Lavigne 5-3-13, Hansen 1-0-2, Leighton 1-0-2

Vinalhaven (1-14) 48

Bickford 7-5-20, C. Osgood 2-8-12, Carleton 2-4-8, B. Osgood 3-2-8, Jones, Walker, Rasmussen, Dickey

3-pt. goals: Bickford

Greenville 9 19 37 49

Vinalhaven 11 24 32 48

Woodland 59, Mattanawcook 32

At Lincoln, Ashley Marble carried Woodland to victory by scoring 36 points.

Julia Knight also contributed 17 points for the Dragons.

Cassie Carver led Mattanawcook Academy with 11 points.

Woodland (14-2) 59

Marble 15-6-36, Brown, Huwa, Leeman, Smith 1-0-2, Lauren, Noyes 2-0-4, Knight 7-3-17

Mattanawcook Academy (12-3) 32

Kyes, Rideout 1-1-3, Carver 5-1-11, Shorey 0-1-1, Gulesian 0-2-2, Kenney, Woodman 1-0-2, Flike, Haines 1-0-2, Keegan, Vance 1-0-2, Head 3-3-9

3-pt. goals: none

Woodland 14 29 47 59

Mattanawcook 10 18 23 32

JV: Mattanawcook 50-36

Lubec 52, Houlton Christian 38

At Lubec, the Hornets outscored the Eagles 13-2 in the fourth quarter to break open a close game.

Miranda Richardson led Lubec with 16 points, Leann Pike had 15 and Sara McConnell scored 12.

Janelle Lincoln and Amy Wallace paced Houlton Christian with 12 points each.

Houlton Christian (4-7) 38

Wallace 4-4-12, J. Lincoln 6-0-12, Bell 1-0-2, Nason 3-0-6, Jago 1-0-2, Moakler 1-0-2, Kelly 1-0-2, K. Lincoln, Faulkner

Lubec (6-7) 52

McConnell 5-2-12, Pike 7-1-15, Richardson 6-3-16, LaValley 0-1-1, McPherson 3-2-8, Daye, LeSuer, Farmer

3-pt. goals: Richardson

Houlton Christian 8 18 36 38

Lubec 18 29 39 52

Stearns 69, Central 33

At Millinocket, the Minutemen outscored the Red Devils 26-4 in the third quarter while pulling away.

Jen Raymond led Stearns with 14 points, while Katie Nason and Pam Pelletier netted 11 and 10, respectively.

Katie Ahearn paced Central of Corinth with 14 points.

Central (2-13) 33

Ahearn 5-4-14, Allen 4-1-9, Giles 0-1-1, Bell 1-0-2, Lyford 2-0-5, Parker 1-0-2, Underhill, Goldsmith, Rowe, Davis

Stearns (10-5) 69

A. MacKenzie 2-3-7, Nason 5-0-11, Legassey 0-1-1, Pineau 3-0-6, J. Osborne 0-4-4, K. MacKenzie 0-1-1, Boynton 4-1-9, Pelletier 4-2-10, Achorn 3-0-6, Raymond 5-4-14, L. Osborne, Saucier

3-pt. goals: Lyford; Nason

Central 11 23 27 33

Stearns 23 30 56 69

JV: Central 15, Stearns 14

Camden Hills 38, MCI 37

At Pittsfield, after Camden Hills trailed for 31 minutes, 50 seconds, Tara Wood netted a foul shot with 10 seconds left to lift Windjammers past Maine Central Institute.

Lauren Withey recorded seven of her 14 total points in the fourth quarter.

Amanda Leavitt led MCI of Pittsfield with 21 points. Jessica Thompson contributed 10.

Camden Hills (11-3) 38

Dailey 0-2-2, Russo 3-0-8, Sommo 2-0-4, Robbins 3-1-7, Wood 1-13, Croce, Withey 5-4-14, Goodale, Hoffman

MCI (6-8) 37

Thompson 3-4-10, Leavitt 8-4-21, George, Luce 1-0-2, Smith 1-0-2, Susi, Cummings 1-0-2, Grant

3-pt. goals: Russo 2

Camden Hills 12 19 26 38

MCI 14 23 33 37

Dexter 62, Piscataquis 32

At Dexter, Kristin Gilbert led Dexter to victory with 17 points and six steals.

Karen Nelson followed up with 14 points. Brittany Veazie and Ashley Foster added 12 and 11 points, respectively. Foster also recorded eight rebounds.

Pam Bailey netted 12 points for Piscataquis Community of Guilford.

Piscataquis (1-14) 32

Burnett, Bailey 5-2-12, Garrett-Young, Getchell 2-2-6, Emery, Korsman 2-0-4, Kelly 1-0-2, Haskell 1-0-3, Riitano 2-1-5

Dexter (12-4) 62

B. Veazie 5-2-12, K. Veazie, Haiko 1-0-2, McKusick, S. Turner, Nelson 6-1-14, Belanger 1-0-2, McCormick, Pullen 1-0-2, Patterson 1-0-2, L. Turner, Foster 5-1-11, Gilbert 5-7-17, Pratt

3-pt. goals: Haskell; Nelson

Piscataquis 6 12 18 32

Dexter 16 33 52 62

JV: Dexter 51-11

J-Beals 50, DI-Stonington 41

At Deer Isle, Chelsea Carver led Jonesport-Beals to victory with 17 points.

Roberta Garnett contributed 14 points, and Jeanna Woodward added 10 points.

Megan Wiberg led Deer Isle with 13 points. Jenna Eaton recorded 11 points, and Hollan Oliver scored 10.

Jonesport-Beals (6-8) 50

Woodward 3-2-10, Look, Libby, C. Carver 7-3-17, Davis, Stewart 1-1-3, Garnett 7-0-14, A. Carver 3-0-6

Home school name (Record) Score

Thompson, McDonnell 2-0-4, Dunham, Oliver 3-2-10, Eaton 4-3-11, Murphy, Wiberg 5-3-13, Steele 0-1-1, Brewer 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Woodward 2; Oliver 2

Jonesport-Beals 18 25 32 50

DI-Stonington 8 14 32 41

JV: Deer Isle-Stonington 45-39

Boys basketball

Sumner 72, Narraguagus 66

At East Sullivan, Jamey Polk scored nine of his 16 points to spark Sumner’s pivotal 22-16 scoring surge in the fourth quarter.

J.J. Phinney paced the Tigers with 17 points and Mike Hardy added 16.

The Knights of Harrington also featured scoring balance with 15 from Jason Snider, 12 from Jason DiGioia, and 11 apiece from Luke Shaw and Brandon Emerson.

Narraguagus (6-8) 66

Snider 5-3-15, Shaw 5-1-11, Beal 2-0-5, Emerson 5-0-11, Bailey, Alley 1-1-4, Fraser 0-3-3, Knapp 1-0-2, DiGioia 3-6-12

Sumner (9-6) 72

Malloy 1-0-2, Phinney 5-3-17, Polk 6-3-16, Trombley, Hills 1-1-4, Cowperthwaite 2-2-6, Hardy 7-2-16, Grammer 3-0-7, Duke 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Snider 2, Emerson, Alley; Phinney 4, Polk, Hills, Grammer

Narraguagus 14 30 50 66

Sumner 15 36 50 72

JV: Sumner 63-51

Central Aroostook 80, Ashland 46

At Mars Hill, Craig Allen paced the Panthers past the Hornets.

Dan Codrey and Lance Bradstreet contributed 15 and 14 points, respectively.

Geoffrey LeBlanc led Ashland with 20 points.

Ashland (2-13) 46

Perry 0-1-1, LeBlanc 6-5-20, Hitchcock 1-2-4, Lovewell, Junkins 2-0-4, Austin 2-2-7, Dwyer 0-4-4, Durrell 0-1-1, Ham 2-1-5

Central Aroostook (12-4) 80

Grew 2-2-7, Durost 2-2-6, Bradstreet 7-0-14, Clark 1-1-3, Brewer 2-3-7, Allen 8-2-20, Collins 1-4-6, Woodworth 1-0-2, Codrey 6-3-15

3-pt. goals: LeBlanc 3, Austin; Grew, Allen 2

Ashland 5 22 33 46

Central Aroostook 18 43 65 80

JV: Central Aroostook 64-45

Easton 80, So. Aroostook 58

At Easton, Derek Carlow hit five 3-pointers en route to a game-high 23 points to pace the Bears.

Ryan Lamoreau contributed 16 points, 11 rebounds, and eight assists for Easton, Matt Osgood posted 15 points and 10 rebounds, and Marcel Chalou made six steals.

Corey Shields sparked the Warriors with 16 points and 20 rebounds, and Josh Holman had 11 points.

Southern Aroostook (7-9) 58

C. Shields 8-0-16, Holman 3-2-11, L. Nadeau 4-1-9, Wilkins 4-0-8, Hersey 1-2-4, Hardy 2-0-4, J. Shields 1-1-3, Putnam 1-0-2, Edkins 0-1-1, Grant, Dubois, J. Nadeau, McCluskey

Easton (13-3) 80

Carlow 8-2-23, Lamoreau 6-4-16, Osgood 7-1-15, Perry 5-1-12, Blackstone 0-8-8, Chalou 0-2-2, Cyr 1-0-2, Carbone 1-0-2, St. Jean, Hewitt

3-pt. goals: Holman 3; Carlow 5, Perry

Southern Aroostook 8 30 43 58

Easton 24 39 58 80

JV: So. Aroostook 90-46

Orono 68, Foxcroft 58

At Orono, Mark Mehuren made four 3-pointers on his way to a team-high 21 points for the Red Riots.

Nick Heitmann scored 11 for Orono, while John Saucier contributed seven points, seven rebounds and six blocked shots.

Danny White converted 13 of 14 free throws while scoring a game-high 25 points for Foxcroft Academy.

Foxcroft Acad. (0-15) 58

Wentworth 2-2-7, Withee 1-0-2, White 6-13-25, Robinson 2-0-5, Lizotte 3-1-7, Brugger 2-1-5, Mullis 3-1-7

Orono (7-8) 68

Watson 2-2-8, Mehuren 7-3-21, Heitmann 4-0-11, Perron, Sinclair 3-0-6, Kempen 0-2-2, White 2-0-4, Saucier 2-3-7, Ellis, Ulrich 4-19

3-pt. goals: Wentworth, Robinson; Watson 2, Mehuren 4, Heitmann 3

Foxcroft 12 28 37 58

Orono 18 34 52 68

JV: Foxcroft 68-65

Wisdom 53, Madawaska 35

At St. Agatha, Chad Gervais reached the 1,000 career point mark in the first quarter, and went on to score 17 total points to lead Wisdom to victory.

Gervais also recorded 10 rebounds. Ryan Paradis netted 14 points, and captured 11 rebounds.

Guy Michaud scored 14 points for Madawaska.

Madawaska (6-8) 35

G. Michaud 7-0-14, K. Cyr 3-1-7, Dufour 3-1-7, Garcia 0-3-3, Hensen 1-0-2, J. Michaud 1-0-2, Levesque, Paradis, T. Cyr, J. Morin, Ouellette

Wisdom (6-9) 53

C. Gervais 7-3-17, Paradis 5-4-14, Thibeault 4-1-9, C. Michaud 1-3-5, Garrett 1-1-4, An. Gervais 1-0-3, Berce 0-1-1, Aa. Gervais, Hebert, N. Michaud

3-pt. goals: Garrett, An. Gervais

Madawaska 8 17 28 35

Wisdom 15 29 39 53

JV: Madawaska 60-43

Hermon 50, MDI 49

At Mount Desert, Ron Lane scored underneath off a Ryan Garland feed as time expired, lifting the Hawks to victory.

The Trojans had battled back from an eight-point deficit, riding their full-court pressure to a 10-0 scoring run to take a 49-47 lead on two Greg Fellis free throws with 30 seconds left.

Hermon’s Joey Schacht made a foul shot to cut the deficit to one, but Mount Desert Island missed the front end of a bonus and the Hawks eventually called timeout with 4.8 seconds left to set up the winning shot.

Garland led Hermon with 15 points and Wayne Shaw scored 10.

James Hopkins and Fellis scored 12 points each for the Trojans.

Hermon (8-7) 50

Garland 6-3-15, Shaw 4-1-10, Lane 4-0-8, Moulton 1-2-4, Schacht 2-1-5, Watson 2-0-4, Kenney 0-2-2, Ouellette 1-0-2, Miller

Mount Desert Island (6-8) 49

Hopkins 5-2-12, Fellis 5-2-12, Colbeth 4-0-9, Dyer 4-0-8, Joseph 2-1-5, Carr 1-1-3, Tripp, Jones, Steeves

3-pt. goals: Shaw; Colbeth

Hermon 15 24 41 50

MDI 8 19 35 49

JV: MDI 63-56

Piscataquis 77, Stearns 38

At Guilford, Buddy Leavitt poured in a game-high 27 points as the Pirates remained unbeaten through 16 games.

Ben Smith and Randy Burgess complemented Leavitt with 11 and 10 points, respectively.

Rick Delogue led the Minutemen with nine points, and Brad Wheaton and Les Cote added eight apiece.

Stearns (1-15) 38

Fitzpatrick, Difrederico 1-3-5, Bragdon 0-1-1, Delogue 3-3-9, Wheaton 3-1-8, Hartwell 3-1-7, Cote 4-0-8, Mosca, Pelletier

Piscataquis (16-0) 77

Hoffman 1-0-2, White, Decastro 1-2-4, Dawson 2-1-6, Martell 1-0-2, St. Louis 3-0-6, Watson 2-0-5, Carson 2-0-4, Tracy, Burgess 4-2-10, Smith 5-1-11, Leavitt 11-2-27

3-pt. goals: Wheaton; Leavitt 3, Watson, Dawson

Stearns 7 18 28 38

Piscataquis 12 33 51 77

JV: Piscataquis 77-38

Greenville 67, Vinalhaven 48

At Vinalhaven, Tyler Muzzy poured in 30 points to power the Lakers.

Griz Aucoin added 18 points for the winners.

Joseph Pratt paced Vinalhaven with 14 points. Joe Hutchinson chipped in with 12 points and Josh Miller netted 11.

Greenville 67

Muzzy 14-2-30, Knowlton 3-1-7, Aucoin 8-0-18, R. Douglass 1-0-2, Belmont 1-0-2, Ether 2-0-4, D. Campbell 1-1-3, B. Campbell 0-1-1, Baucher, Breton, LaRoche, J. Douglass, Fowle

Vinalhaven 48

Airy 1-0-2, Pratt 5-3-14, Hutchinson 3-6-12, Beckman 1-2-5, Miller 4-0-11, Mesko 1-0-2, K. Doughty 0-2-2, J. Doughty, Dwyer, Weller, Hussey

3-pt. goals: Aucoin 2; Pratt, Beckman, Miller 2

Greenville 27 38 49 67

Vinalhaven 7 23 35 48

Camden Hills 53, MCI 31

At Rockport, John Knutson scored 24 points to carry Camden Hills to victory.

Tyler Fitzpatrick followed up with seven points.

Mike Susi led Maine Central Institute of Pittsfield with 11 points.

MCI (7-7) 31

Arakaki, Asato, St. Clair 3-3-9, Vad 2-0-5, Riendeau 1-0-2, Hall 1-0-2, Bennett 1-0-2, Gerry, Saunders, Kennedy, Susi 4-3-11

Camden Hills (12-2) 53

Wilson 2-2-6, Dugal, May, Gabriele, Moro 1-2-4, Wood, Fitzpatrick 1-2-4, Warren 1-5-7, Smith, O’Brien, Stammen 1-0-3, Dennen, Lippman 2-1-5, Knutson 10-3-24

3-pt. goals: Vad; Stammen, Knutson

MCI 6 16 24 31

Camden Hills 12 25 34 53

JV: Camden Hills 61-34

Penobscot Valley 68, Central 53

At Corinth, Nick Slowikowski connected for 14 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter, including six free throws, as the Howlers expanded a four-point lead after three quarters.

Scott Bates tossed in 17 points and Stu Morin contributed 15 for Penobscot Valley of Howland.

Joe Allen and Billy Kane scored 13 points each to lead Central. Jason Allen added 10.

Penobscot Valley (7-7) 68

Morin 7-0-15, Oakes, McPike 3-0-6, Mulligan, Slowikowski 5-6-20, Harris 3-0-6, Cloukey 1-0-2, Cummings, Sereyko 0-2-2, Bates 7-3-17

Central (5-11) 53

J. Allen 4-5-13, Logue, Strout, J. Allen 3-4-10, Kane 4-3-13, Straub 3-0-6, Oyster 4-1-9, Libby, Rollins 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Morin, Slowikowski 4; Kane 2

Penobscot Valley 12 24 36 68

Central 10 20 32 53

JV: Penobscot Valley 75-48

Rockland 78, Oak Hill 67

At Rockland, five players scored in double figures for the Tigers as they knocked off the Raiders.

Greg Harjula led the way for Rockland with 21 points that included 11 of 12 from the free throw line. Todd Curtis had 14 points and 10 rebounds, Jake LaBree had 14 points and Casey Kenniston connected for 10 points and pulled down 11 rebounds.

Chris Gagnon topped Oak Hill of Sabbatus with 22 points while Brian Roy had 16 and Sean Favreau added 10.

Oak Hill (2-12) 67

Morissette 2-1-6, Hinckley 1-4-6, Roy 5-3-16, Gagnon 8-2-22, Favreau 3-4-10, Nickerson 2-3-7, Fournier, Poisson

Rockland (5-9) 78

Baker 1-0-2, Ross 2-6-11, Harjula 4-11-21, Curtis 6-2-14, LaBree 6-2-14, Kenniston 4-2-10, Boody 0-2-2, Widdecombe 2-0-4, Raye, Creamer

3-pt. goals: Gagnon 4, Roy 3, Morissette; Harjula 2, Ross

Oak Hill 13 36 50 67

Rockland 14 32 57 78

JV: Rockland 77-48

Hockey

Hampden 5, Houlton-Hodgdon 3

At Sawyer Arena in Bangor, Mike Brooks scored two goals and notched two assists to spark the Broncos.

Colin Ingram, Adam Stanley and Pat Bailey each added a goal for the 7-6 winners. Goalie Julian Kaelin made 11 saves on 14 shots.

David Carmichael, Jeremy London and Mike Sussinan each scored a goal for the 4-10 Black Hawks. Goalie Brendan Carmichael made 20 saves on 25 shots.