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MARS HILL – Craig Allen poured in 23 points to power the Central Aroostook Panthers to an 83-63 schoolboy basketball victory over rival Southern Aroostook Friday night.

Justin Woodworth and Lance Bradstreet scored 14 points apiece, and Dan Codrey contributed 12 points.

Brothers Jordan and Corey Shields led Southern Aroostook with 22, and 16 points respectively.

So. Aroostook (8-10) 63

Holman 1-1-3, Edkins 1-2-5, Wilkins 1-1-3, J. Shields 8-4-22, L. Nadeau 1-0-2, DuBois 1-2-4, J. Nadeau, McCluskey 1-0-2, C. Shields 7-2-16, Hersey 2-0-4, Hardy 0-2-2

Cent. Aroostook (14-4) 83

Grew 2-2-7, Durost 2-2-7, Bradstreet 6-2-14, Clark, Brewer 2-0-4, Brewer 2-0-4, Allen 7-5-23, Simonson 1-0-2, Walsh, Wiggins, Woodworth 6-2-14, Codrey 6-0-12

3-pt. goals: Edkins, J. Shields 2; Grew, Durost, Allen 4

So. Aroostook 13 30 43 63

Cent. Aroostook 12 34 58 83

JV: So. Aroostook 71-59

Woodland 70, Narraguagus 48

At Harrington, the Dragons used a balanced scoring attack to tame the Knights.

Frankie Morrison scored 21 points to lead the winners. Bob Ferry added 15 points, John Kesel put in 13 and Matt Lord netted 10.

Jason Snider paced the Knights with 14 points and Luke Shaw put in 10.

Woodland (14-4) 70

Worster, J. Kesel 5-2-13, Pike, Smith 2-0-5, Ferry 6-0-15, Tupper, Lord 5-0-10, Gillespie 1-0-2, M. Kesel 1-0-2, Morrison 8-3-21, Nicholas, Towsend, Nicholson, McCoubrey 1-0-2

Narraguagus (6-10) 48

Snider 5-2-14, Shaw 4-2-10, Beal, Emerson 0-2-2, Bailey 0-2-2, Alley 2-2-6, McLaughlin 0-1-1, Knapp 2-2-6, Pelletier, Shaw, Digioia 2-3-7

3-pt. goals: J. Kesel, Smith, Ferry 3, Morrison 2; Snider 2

Woodland 14 34 52 70

Narraguagus 14 23 28 48

Easton 80, Washburn 53

At Easton, Derek Carlow connected on seven 3-pointers as the Bears rolled past the Beavers.

Carlow finished with 26 points and Ryan Lamoreau tossed in 21. Matt Osgood collected 11 rebounds and 10 assists to go along with 15 points.

Chris Tupper topped Washburn with 13 points while Tyler Bragg and Allen Milton had 11 points apiece.

Washburn (15-3) 80

Carlow 7-5-26, Lamoreau 9-3-21, Osgood 6-2-15, Perry 3-0-7, Blackstone 1-1-3, Hewitt 1-0-3, Manning-Harris 1-0-2, Chalou 1-0-2, Cyr 0-1-1, Jean, Carbone

Washburn (7-10) 53

Tupper 6-0-13, Bragg 4-1-11, Milton 4-1-11, Umphrey 4-0-8, Pesut 3-0-6, Worsley 1-1-3, Maynard 0-1-1, S. Bragg, Plucker, Woolard, Thomas

3-pt. goals: Carlow 7, Hewitt, Osgood, Perry; Bragg 2, Milton 2, Tupper

Washburn 18 26 39 53

Easton 24 44 54 80

JV: Washburn 78-56

Calais 72, Shead 49

At Eastport, the Blue Devils used a balanced scoring attack to tame the Tigers.

James Frost scored 19 points for the winners and Joey Footer added 14.

Ben Toney paced Shead with 16 points and Chris Urquhart put in 15. Toney grabbed 16 rebounds and Urquhart had 10 rebounds and five assists.

Calais (16-1) 72

J. Frost 9-0-19, Footer 6-2-14, Adams 3-2-8, S. MacDonald 3-0-8, J. MacDonald 2-0-4, A. Frost 3-1-7, Leavitt 1-0-2, LaPoint 3-0-6, MacMannis 1-0-3, Pelletier 0-1-1, Lynch, Johnson

Shead (5-11) 49

Toney 8-0-16, Urquhart 7-1-15, Constant 3-0-8, Ellington 1-0-2, Bowen 0-2-2, Maloney 0-2-2, Cox 1-2-4, Ricker, Smith, Ingersol, Bones

3-pt. goals: J. Frost, S. MacDonald 2, MacMannis; Constant 2

Calais 19 38 57 72

Shead 8 29 35 49

JV: Shead 51-41

Katahdin 94, Bangor Christian 55

At Sherman Station, Brandon McCarthy scored 11 points in each of the second and fourth quarters and Chris Robinson posted 10 in the final quarter as the Cougars pulled away.

McCarthy finished with 32 points, Robinson and Dan Cullen contributed 18 apiece, and Doug Atkinson had 15.

Pat McCleary led the Patriots with 17 points, and David Chrisos added 12.

Bangor Christian (6-12) 55

McCleary 3-11-17, Chrisos 3-5-12, Madden 3-1-9, Ossinger, Conley 1-0-3, Tyree 1-0-2, Patterson 1-2-4, Putnam, Bradford 0-1-1, Doten 1-2-4, Wilson, Sobey 1-1-3

Katahdin (15-3) 94

McCarthy 12-5-32, Robinson 7-3-18, Cullen 7-4-18, Atkinson 6-0-15, Perry 0-2-2, Lane, Willigar, Sullivan, McNally 1-0-2, T. Rodgerson, Heath 1-0-3, Cyr 0-1-1, Kelley 1-0-2, D. Rodgerson 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Madden 2, Chrisos, Conley; McCarthy 3, Atkinson 3, Robinson, Heath

Bangor Christian 17 32 45 55

Katahdin 24 46 60 94

JV: Bangor Christian 52-50

Searsport 60, Machias 36

At Searsport, Pasco Grove carried Searsport to their first victory of the season with 24 points.

Ben Relyea contributed 21 points to the Viking’s total.

Kevin Locklin led Machias with 12 points.

Machias (3-15) 36

Getchel 3-0-6, Locklin 5-2-12, Day 1-0-3, hasslinan 2-0-4, Smith, Parker, Stuart 0-1-1, Millay, Copp 3-0-9

Searsport (1-17) 60

Relyea 6-7-21, Vasilauskas 2-0-4, Moran 0-1-1, Robertson, Grove 9-6-24, Flannery, Weaver, Lockhart 1-0-2, Ward, McFarlin 0-3-3, Mercier, Mercer, Quisenberry 0-1-1, Manner 0-2-2

3-pt. goals: Day, Copp 3; Relyea 2

Machias 4 8 25 36

Searsport 10 26 39 60

Houlton 58, Madawaska 39

At Houlton, Peter Bates poured in 23 points to lead the Shiretowners.

Joe Fitzpatrick and James Skehan each added seven points for the winners.

Guy Michaud paced the Owls with 15 points and B.J. Dufour added seven.

Madawaska (7-9) 39

G. Michaud 6-1-15, J. Michaud 1-3-5, K. Cyr 2-2-6, Dufour 2-3-7, Hansen 1-0-2, Garcia 2-0-4, Levesque, Paradis, T. Cyr, Morin

Houlton (5-12) 58

Bates 10-3-23, Lenentine 1-1-3, Brown 1-0-2, J. O’Connell 2-0-5, Donahue 1-0-2, Drake 2-1-5, Fitzpatrick 2-3-7, Belyea 1-1-4, Skehan 3-1-7, Howland, Lloyd, L. O’Connell

3-pt. goals: G. Michaud 2; J. O’Connell, Belyea

Madawaska 6 14 26 39

Houlton 16 27 35 58

JV: Houlton 60-25

Limestone 78, Ashland 39

At Limestone, the Eagles used a balanced scoring attack to tame the Hornets.

Steve Hardwick paced the winners with 16 points and Adam McPherson and Lucien Langlais added 14 apiece. Wade Trosper chipped in with 12 points and grabbed nine rebounds.

Geoffrey LeBlanc scored 12 points for Ashland.

Ashland (2-13) 39

Perry 3-0-6, LeBlanc 2-7-12, Hitchcock 1-1-3, Junkins 0-2-2, Austin 1-0-2, Dwyer 3-0-6, Durrell 1-1-3, Ham 1-0-2

Limestone (4-13) 78

McPherson 5-4-14, Trosper 4-4-12, Luna 1-2-4, Verdecchia 3-0-6, Langlais 3-6-14, Hardwick 5-5-16, Buckley 3-0-6, Beck 2-2-6, Cote, O’Neal

3-pt. goals: Visitor; Home

Ashland 6 17 29 39

Limestone 9 32 56 78

JV: Limestone 55-42

Washington Acad. 69, J-Beals 67

At Jonesport, Bobby Richardson led Washington Academy through a back-and-forth game with 17 points.

Nick Reynolds followed up with 14 points.

D.R. Alley netted 20 points, and came close to tying the game for Jonesport-Beals. Jamie Alley and Shane Alley contributed 17 points apiece.

Washington Academy (10-5) 69

Emery 3-2-9, Berry 2-0-4, Gibson 2-2-6, Reynolds 6-2-14, Holmes 1-0-3, Richardson 6-3-17, Gray 3-0-8, Stevens 3-2-8, Ramsdell, Franz, Fagonde

Jonesport-Beals (15-4) 67

D. Alley 6-7-20, A. Beal 2-4-8, Robinson 2-0-4, J. Alley 7-3-17, S. Alley 6-3-17, Mitchell 0-1-1, J. Beal, D. Kelley

3-pt. goals: Emery, Holmes, Richardson 2, Gray 2; D. Alley, S. Alley 2

Washington Acad. 12 36 53 69

Jonesport-Beals 14 29 49 67

JV: Washington Academy 68-62

Hodgdon 55, Fort Kent 44

At Fort Kent, Jeremy Kervin popped in 12 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter as the Hawks pulled away from the Warriors.

Kervin benefited from Fort Kent’s concentration on Tyler Putnam in the final quarter and did the bulk of his scoring by putting back rebounds.

Putnam scored 11 points, and Adam Bither added 10.

Anthony Lamarr topped the Warriors with 15 points.

Hodgdon (15-2) 55

Kervin 8-4-20, Putnam 4-2-11, A. Bither 4-0-10, London 3-2-8, E. Bither 2-0-4, Blanchette 1-0-2, Day, Sanford, Griffin

Fort Kent (6-8) 44

Lamarr 7-0-15, Ouellet 4-0-8, Bourgoin 0-1-1, Thibodeau 2-0-4, Nadeau 1-0-2, Levesque 2-0-4, Theriault 1-0-2, Daigle 2-0-5, Bard 1-0-3, Boucher

3-pt. goals: A. Bither 2, Putnam; Lamarr, Daigle, Bard

Hodgdon 11 22 35 55

Fort Kent 12 21 36 44

JV: Fort Kent 57-51

Camden Hills 72, Winslow 52

At Camden Hills, John Knutson scored 18 points for the Windjammers while Brian Fitzpatrick and Tyler Warren each added 16.

Micah Grant scored 21 for Winslow while Pat Dempsey helped out with 10.

Winslow (7-10) 52

Dempsey 3-3-10, LaBrie 1-0-2, Hughes 3-0-6, Calvo 4-1-9, Grant 7-7-21, Boutin 1-0-2, Haskell 0-2-2, T. Hapworth, S. Hapworth, Peters, Krummel

Camden Hills (15-2) 72

Wilson 2-0-4, Dugal 3-3-9, Gabriele 1-0-3, Moro 2-2-6, Fitzpatrick 5-3-16, Warren 4-7-16, Knutson 8-2-18, May, Smith, Dennen, Lippman

3-pt. goals: Dempsey; Fitzpatrick 3, Gabriele, Warren

Winslow 9 19 35 52

Camden Hills 11 27 44 72

JV: Camden Hills 45-39

Piscataquis 83, Schenck 63

At East Millinocket, Buddy Leavitt poured in 10 of his game-high 25 points in the opening quarter as the Pirates jumped out to a 19-point lead and cruised home for an undefeated regular season.

Keith Dawson added eight points in the first quarter en route to 17 for Piscataquis of Guilford, and Ben Smith finished with 18.

Ryan Deschenes, Mike Hamlin, and Seth Johnston tallied 15 points apiece for the Wolverines.

Piscataquis (18-0) 83

Hoffman, Decastro 2-3-7, Dawson 7-2-17, Smith 8-2-18, Martell 2-0-4, Leavitt 10-1-25, St. Louis 2-0-4, Watson 1-0-2, Carson 0-1-1, Burgess 1-0-2, Tracy 1-1-3, White, Pulkkinen

Schenck (7-11) 63

B. Jamo 1-3-5, Deschenes 7-1-15, Graham 2-0-4, Hamlin 6-2-15, Johnston 7-1-15, Rossignol 2-0-4, Lufkin 2-0-5, Thompson, Hanington, Spearin, P. Jamo, Libby

3-pt. goals: Leavitt 4, Dawson; Hamlin, Lufkin

Piscataquis 32 51 74 83

Schenck 13 28 38 63

JV: Piscataquis 64-61

Girls basketball

Van Buren 69, Washburn 41

At Van Buren, the undefeated Crusaders went on a 19-5 scoring run in the third quarter for their 16th victory.

Nicole Corbin paced Van Buren with 17 points. Michelle Parent chipped in with 16 points and 11 rebounds, and Danielle Gagnon added 13 points.

Liz Howard scored 13 points for Washburn and Amber Blakney netted 10.

Washburn (7-10) 41

Howard 4-4-13, A. Blakney 2-6-10, Flanagin 1-1-4, J. Maynard 2-0-5, L. Maynard 1-0-3, Jordan 1-0-2, Campbell 1-0-2, Morrow 1-0-2, C. Blakney, Snyder, N. McLaughlin, C. McLaughlin

Van Buren (16-0) 69

Corbin 7-3-17, M. Parent 7-2-16, Gagnon 5-3-13, Wright 2-0-4, H. Parent 4-0-8, Doucette 0-3-3, T. Gagnon 0-2-2, Porter 1-1-3, Hews 1-1-3, Caron, Devilbliss, Cyr

3-pt. goals: Howard, Flanagin, J. Maynard, L. Maynard

Wasburn 13 21 26 41

Van Buren 12 30 49 69

JV: Washburn 37-27

Searsport 55, Machias 31

At Searsport, Andrea Blanchard dominated the court, scoring 20 points for Searsport.

Brittany Smith followed up with eight points.

Sarah Irving led Machias with 10 points.

Machias (1-13) 31

Gardner 0-1-1, Rudd 1-0-2, Prichard 2-0-5, M. Phipps 1-0-2, Carter 1-0-3, Irving 4-2-10, Henderson 2-3-8, A. Phipps

Searsport (14-3) 55

Smith 3-0-8, Hancock, Seekins 2-0-4, Herrick 1-0-2, Plourde 2-0-4, Blanchard 8-3-20, Porter, Carroll, Vasiliauskas 2-0-4, Shute 1-1-3, Larrabee 0-1-1, Hall, Wilson 1-0-2, Gracie 3-0-7

3-pt. goals: Prichard, Carter, Henderson; Smith 2, Blanchard, Gracie

Machias 7 14 24 31

Searsport 8 23 41 55

Orono 52, Hermon 43

At Orono, Sarah Marquez led the Red Riots with 27 points and eight assists while Jessica Wagner added 11 points.

For Hermon, Jessie Wiggin had 17 points while Lindsay Duplisea netted 15.

Hermon (4-13) 43

Wiggin 7-3-17, Duplisea 6-0-15, Hichborn 1-0-2, Reynolds 1-0-2, Jenkins 2-3-7, Overlock, Buzzell

Orono (12-5) 52

Marquez 9-4-27, Wagner 5-1-11, Breton 2-0-4, Dupere 3-0-6, Nichols 1-0-2, Gray 1-0-2, See, Reed, Lamb

3-pt. goals: Duplisea 3; Marquez 5

Hermon 13 22 32 43

Orono 20 29 40 52

JV: Hermon 40-25

Foxcroft 57, Bucksport 44

At Bucksport, Holli Nichols was Foxcroft’s top scorer with 19 points.

Amy Kelley scored 15 and Leslee Glover added 14.

Heather Pelletier scored 13 points for Bucksport and Emily Woodward chipped in with 10.

Foxcroft (11-6) 57

Nichols 7-2-19, Frasz 3-0-6, Merrill 1-0-3, Kelley 6-3-15, Glover 4-6-14, LaBree, Champeon, Dow

Bucksport (3-14) 44

Pollard 4-1-9, Taylor 2-0-5, Gordon 2-0-4, Pelletier 4-3-13, Woodward 3-4-10, Carter 1-1-3 Richards, Damon, Goode

3-pt. goals: Nichols 3, Merrill; Pelletier 2, Taylor

Foxcroft 14 23 40 57

Bucksport 12 22 32 44

JV: Foxcroft 38-26

Penquis 43, Stearns 39

At Millinocket, Megan Russell and April Allen scored 12 points apiece to pace Penquis of Milo.

Allen netted six of seven free throws in the second half to give the Patriots a sturdy lead.

Jen Raymond led Stearns of Millinocket with 12 points, and Shena Pineau and Ashley Boynton netted 11 points each.

Penquis (16-2) 43

Russell 6-0-12, L. Hamlin 2-2-6, Gerrish 2-0-4, Allen 2-8-12, Cail 1-1-3, Robinson 1-0-2, J. Hamlin 2-0-4

Stearns (12-6) 39

Nason 0-1-1, Pineau 4-3-11, Boynton 5-1-11, Pelletier 1-1-3, Achorn 0-1-1, Raymond 4-4-12, MacKenzie

3-pt. goals: none

Penquis 8 16 32 43

Stearns 9 19 28 39

JV: Penquis 44-33

Belfast 57, Maranacook 49

At Readfield Thursday night, Kate LaHaye and Jo Mehuren teamed to score 17 of Belfast’s 19 points in the third quarter and lead the Lions past host Maranacook.

LaHaye finished with 17 points and 10 rebounds while Mehuren had 12 points and seven boards.

Kasie Mason had 11 points to pace the Black Bears.

Belfast (5-10) 57

LaHaye 7-2-17, Mehuren 6-0-12, Crandall 0-4-4, A. Bryant 2-2-6, K. Bryant 3-0-7, Lane 0-4-4, Marden 2-0-4, Billings 1-1-3, Brown

Maranacook (2-13) 49

Mason 3-3-11, Masse 1-0-2, Calligan 2-0-5, Sinclair 3-1-9, Carey 1-1-3, Tims 2-0-4, Leary 2-0-4, Brennan 2-5-9, Botlaglio 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: LaHaye, K. Bryant; Mason 2, Calligan, Sinclair 2

Belfast 19 28 47 57

Maranacook 17 28 37 49

JV: Belfast 51-27