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EAST MACHIAS – Miranda Copeland scored a layup and Nicole Stauffer made a free throw in the final eight seconds to help the No. 11 Washington Academy girls basketball team hold off No. 14 George Stevens Academy 49-46 Saturday in first-round action from the Eastern Maine Class C tournament.
Copeland finished with 16 points and eight rebounds for the Raiders. Diana Bourdeau chipped in with 12 points and Miranda Fergerson added 10.
Michala Bunten poured in a game-high 24 points for the Eagles of Blue Hill, including 18 in the second half. Jamie Wood added 13 points.
George Stevens Academy (5-14) 46
Bunten 12-0-24, Wood 4-2-13, Allen 2-0-5, Keniston 1-0-2, Clapp 1-0-2, Roberts
Washington Academy (12-7) 49
Copeland 8-0-16, Bourdeau 4-3-12, Fergerson 4-2-10, Mawhinney 1-2-5, Dennison 0-1-1, N. Stauffer 1-1-3, Govoni 0-2-2, K. Stauffer
3-pt. goals: Wood 3, Allen; Bourdeau, Mawhinney
George Stevens 11 18 30 46
Washington Acad. 14 24 35 49
Searsport 56, Central 44
At Searsport, Andrea Blanchard put in 17 points to lead the No. 9 Vikings to the win.
Brittany Smith notched 10 for Searsport, while Erica Curtis added seven.
For the No. 16 Red Devils of Corinth, Katie Ahearn netted 17.
Central (2-17) 44
Ahearn 8-1-17, Allan 2-5-9, Parker 3-0-6, Lyford 1-0-2, Bell 3-0-8, Shaw 1-0-2, Giles, Rowe, Davis, Underhill
Searsport (16-3) 56
Blanchard 7-2-17, Smith 3-4-10, Curtis 1-4-7, Gracie 2-0-5, Wilson, Hall, Larabee 1-4-6, Shute, Vasiliauskas 1-0-2, Carroll 2-0-4, Plourde 2-0-4, Herrick, Seekins 0-1-1, Hancock
3-pt. goals: Bell 2; Blanchard, Curtis, Gracie
Central 12 23 34 44
Searsport 16 30 43 56
Limestone 49, PVHS 43
At Limestone, Ashley Brooker notched a game-high 16 points to help the No. 12 Eagles hold off No. 13 Penobscot Valley of Howland.
Nikki Michaud put in 13 for Limestone.
Alicia Drost paced the Howlers with 14 points.
Penobscot Valley (5-14) 43
Porter, S. Trafton 2-0-4, Drost 6-2-14, B. Colbath 3-0-6, Cyr 4-0-10, Lloyd 1-2-4, K. Trafton 2-1-5, McGinn, S. Colbath
Limestone (11-8) 49
Burgess, Stackhouse 4-0-8, St. Pierre 1-0-2, Brooker 6-2-16, Lee 5-0-10, Michaud 6-1-13
3-pt. goals: Cyr 2; Brooker 2
Penobscot Valley 10 23 29 43
Limestone 13 25 40 49
Class B
Ellsworth 52, Hermon 39
At Hermon, Katie Sirois scored nine of her game-high 19 points in the first quarter as the No. 13 Eagles knocked off the No. 12 Hawks.
Sirois finished with 19 points, including a 6-for-9 effort from 3-point range. Mallory Patten contributed 11 points.
Lindsay Duplisea led Hermon with 17 points.
Ellsworth (6-13) 52
Chan 3-0-6, Silsby 1-4-6, Patten 3-5-11, Pelletier, Sirois 6-1-19, Merchant 0-2-2, Glass, Page 1-0-2, Lutz 3-0-6
Hermon (4-15) 39
Wiggin 1-1-3, Hichborn, Duplisea 6-3-17, McDonald 2-1-5, Reynolds 0-1-1, Overlock 3-0-8, Buzzell 1-1-3, Jenkins 1-0-2
3-pt. goals: Sirois 6; Duplisea 2, Overlock 2
Ellsworth 11 20 36 52
Hermon 8 18 25 39
Belfast 49, Bucksport 47
At Belfast, Morgan Crandall and Kelsey Bryant each hit a free-throw in the final 18 seconds to break a tie and lift the No. 11 Lions to the win.
Kate LaHaye powered Belfast with 19 points, including nine in the fourth quarter, and 15 rebounds. Bryant finished with nine points. The Lions finished with a season-high 15 assists.
Emily Woodward led the No. 14 Golden Bucks with nine points.
Bucksport (3-16) 47
Woodward 3-3-9, Damon 3-2-8, Pelletier 2-3-8, Carter 3-1-7, Gordon 3-0-7, Taylor 1-0-3, Pollard 1-3-5, Richards
Belfast (7-12) 49
LaHaye 6-7-19, K. Bryant 3-1-9, Ross 4-0-8, Mehuren 3-0-6, Crandall 1-1-4, Lane 1-0-2, Billings 0-1-1, Murphy, A. Bryant, Brown, Marden
3-pt. goals: Pelletier, Gordon, Taylor; K. Bryant 2, Crandall
Bucksport 13 22 37 47
Belfast 11 30 36 49
Rockland 57, Fort Kent 51
At Fort Kent, Lindsey Grant poured in a game-high 20 points to go with 11 rebounds to help the No. 15 Tigers pull off the upset.
Jody Fournier chipped in with 14 points for the winners. Caitlin Grant notched eight assists for Rockland, which trailed 21-8 after the first and 40-26 at halftime. The defense held the Warriors to just 11 second-half points to pace the comeback.
Emily MacDonald paced No. 10 Fort Kent with 18 points while Danielle Harvey added 11.
Rockland (2-17) 57
Moore 3-3-9, Fournier 5-0-14, L. Grant 7-6-20, Clark 1-0-2, Marcotte 4-1-9, Hynes 1-0-2, C. Grant
Fort Kent (4-13) 51
Pelletier 1-0-2, MacDonald 6-6-18, Soucy 1-2-4, Harvey 3-2-11, Saucier 2-4-8, Boucher 2-1-6, Delisle 1-0-2, Nadeau, Minzy, Kelly
3-pt. goals: Fournier 4; Harvey 3, Boucher
Rockland 8 26 40 57
Fort Kent 21 40 46 51
Class D
Ft. Fairfield 54, DI-Stonington 43
At Fort Fairfield, Maranda Butler scored six of her eight points in the fourth quarter and the No. 9 Tigers went 9-for-13 from the free-throw line in the period for the win.
Ashlie Churchill led Fort Fairfield with 14 points. Dani Searles added 13 and Nikki Rogeski had 11.
Hollan Oliver paced No. 16 Deer Isle-Stonington with 16 points.
DI-Stonington (3-16) 43
Brewer 1-0-2, Steele, Wiberg 2-2-6, Bray, Murphy 0-2-2, Hutchinson, Eaton 3-0-7, Oliver 4-8-16, Dunham, McDonald 2-5-9, Thompson 0-1-1
Fort Fairfield (10-9) 54
Searles 5-3-13, Rogeski 3-5-11, Churchill 4-5-14, Butler 2-0-4, Gardner 1-0-2, Enman 0-2-2, Arato
3-pt. goals: Eaton; Churchill
DI-Stonington 7 18 32 43
Fort Fairfield 14 25 35 54
Houlton Chr. 48, Highview 28
At Houlton, Amy Wallace made both of her field-goal attempts and went 4-for-4 from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter as No. 11 Houlton Christian held off No. 14 Highview Christian.
Wallace scored a game-high 14 points for the Eagles. Staci Bell added 11 points.
Amy Waite, Jen Drinkwater and Sarah Lewis scored six points apiece for Highview of Charleston.
Highview Christian (4-12) 28
Waite 3-0-6, Drinkwater 2-2-6, Lewis 3-0-6, Niles 2-0-5, Smith 1-3-5, Cary, Crooker, Plourde, Long, Periera
Houlton Christian (7-8) 48
A. Wallace 4-6-14, Bell 3-4-11, Nason 2-0-5, Jago 2-1-5, S. Wallace 2-3-7, Moakler 3-0-6, L. Lincoln, K. Lincoln, Kelly, Faulkner
3-pt. goals: Niles; Bell, Nason
Highview Christian 5 12 22 28
Houlton Christian 8 18 27 48
East Grand 31, Machias 17
At Danforth, the No. 7 Vikings and the No. 18 Bulldogs traded stalling tactics in the second half and East Grand held on for the win.
Marie Gilman led the Lakers with 10 points. Mesha Whitney and Lindsay Faulkner each added six points and Faulkner contributed six rebounds.
Sarah Irving scored eight points for Machias, which scored just two points in the second half.
Machias (1-18) 17
M. Phipps 2-2-6, Pritchard 1-0-2, Irving 4-0-8, Rudd 0-1-1, A. Phipps, Gardner, Whitney
East Grand (10-9) 31
Gilman 4-0-10, Whitney 3-0-6, Faulkner 2-2-6, Cropley 1-2-4, Godley 1-2-4, Osnoe 1-0-2
3-pt. goals: Gilman 2
Machias 7 15 15 17
East Grand 9 19 19 31
Class A
Bangor 67, Hampden 54
At Bangor, Alison Smith’s 25 points aided Bangor in a win over Hampden.
Jlynn Frazier tossed in 19 points for the Rams while Terra Curtis notched eight points and 10 rebounds.
Megan Magoon netted 19 points to pace the Broncos. Emmy Russell chipped in with 18 points.
Hampden (9-6) 54
Magoon 5-8-19, Russell 9-0-18, Caron 1-2-4, Wells 1-2-4, Hessert 1-1-3, Robinson 2-1-5, Wilson, Bragg, Martin
Bangor (13-2) 67
Smith 8-9-25, Frazier 4-9-19, Achorn 0-4-4, Miller 1-1-3, Curtis 2-3-8, Magee 1-0-2, Warner 2-2-6, Prudente, Tower, McLeod, Capehart, Michaud, Woodcock, Clark, Hayden
3-pt. goals: Magoon, Wells; Frazier 2, Curtis
Hampden 7 25 39 54
Bangor 18 33 46 67
JV: Hampden 54-53
Nokomis 69, Old Town 25
At Newport, Danielle Clark paced the undefeated Warriors with 15 points and 10 rebounds.
Nokomis outscored Old Town 21-2 in the third quarter. Lindsay Welch chipped in with 13 points. Laura Pelkey and Gillian Snow each had four steals for Nokomis and Sara Lowe grabbed eight rebounds.
Stephanie Kennedy scored seven points for the Indians.
Old Town (6-9) 25
Spencer 2-2-6, Green, Thibodeau, Osborne, Cole 0-2-2, Maurais 0-2-2, Brown 0-2-2, Saucier 0-1-1, Metivier 2-0-4, Kennedy 3-1-7, Eastman 0-1-1
Nokomis (15-0) 69
Welch 3-4-13, Preble, Pelkey 3-0-8, Murray 4-0-11, Palmer, Snow 2-2-6, Burnette 1-0-2, Paradis 1-0-2, Stewart 2-0-4, Merrow, Lowe 2-0-4, Clark 6-3-15
3-pt. goals: Welch 3, Murray 3, Pelkey 2
Old Town 6 10 12 25
Nokomis 11 30 51 69
JV: Nokomis 55-40
Mt. Blue 35, Messalonskee 30
At Farmington, Rachel Yates, who has been plagued all season long with tendinitis in her quad, scored a game-high 11 points to lead her Cougars to victory.
Kim Drosdik put eight in for the defending state champs. Laura Smith led the Eagles of Oakland with eight.
Messalonskee (10-6) 30
LaBelle 1-1-4, Colby 1-2-4, Grenier, McCarthy, Pelletier 2-4-8, Smith 3-2-8, Manston, Pullen 1-0-2, McMullin 1-2-5
Mt. Blue (5-9) 35
Yates 3-4-11, Delong, Coslton, Harrell 2-2-6, Drosslik 4-0-8, Corey 2-2-6, Stevens, Alexander 2-0-4, Hastings
3-pt. goals: McMullin; Yates
Messalonskee 7 13 21 30
Mt. Blue 10 19 29 35
JV: Messalonskee 51-41
Boys basketball
Class B
MDI 58, Rockland 52
At Mount Desert, James Hopkins led the way with 19 points to lead the No. 11 Trojans to victory.
Jesse Dyer popped in 14 for Mount Desert Island.
Jacob LaBree led the No. 14 Tigers with 13 points while Todd Curtis added 11.
Rockland (5-14) 52
LaBree 4-5-13, T. Curtis 4-3-11, Harjula 4-0-10, Baker 2-4-9, Kenniston 4-1-9, M. Curtis, Boody, Widde, Raye
MDI (8-11) 58
Hopkins 6-4-19, Dyer 6-1-14, Jones 3-1-8, B. Colbeth 4-0-8, Carr 3-0-7, Fellis 1-0-2, Jospeh, R. Colbeth, Steeves
3-pt. goals: Hartula 2, Baker; Hopkins 3, Dyer, Carr
Rockland 6 23 39 52
MDI 14 25 48 58
Class C
PVHS 52, Madawaska 49
At Howland Friday night, Stu Morin scored 10 of his 15 points in the second half and grabbed 13 rebounds as the No. 12 Howlers outlasted the No. 13 Owls.
Morin stepped up his offense after Madawaska’s defense slowed Scott Bates, who scored 12 of his 15 points in the first half. Noah McPike finished with 10 points for the Howlers, including two free throws in the closing seconds to help secure the win.
Guy Michaud tossed in a game-high 23 points for Madawaska, which had a chance to go ahead in the last 30 seconds but missed the shot. Keith Cyr and B.J. Dufour added eight points each.
Madawaska (7-12) 49
G. Michaud 10-1-23, Cyr 4-0-8, Dufour 4-0-8, Hansen 2-0-5, Garcia 1-0-3, J. Michaud 1-0-2, Paradis
Penobscot Valley (10-9) 52
Morin 6-2-15, Bates 6-3-15, McPike 4-2-10, Harris 3-0-6, Cloukey 2-0-4, Oakes 1-0-2
3-pt. goals: G. Michaud 2, Hansen, Garcia; Morin
Madawaska 7 21 33 49
Penobscot Valley 11 21 38 52
Class D
Washburn 85, Van Buren 58
At Washburn, Ben Umphrey poured in 25 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to power the No. 12 Beavers to the win.
Allen Milton chipped in with 20 points and seven assists. Frank Plucker added 13 points and nine rebounds for Washburn.
Mike Corbin paced the No. 13 Crusaders with 11 points and Eric Ayotte scored nine.
Van Buren (6-12) 58
Corbin 2-7-11, S. Ayotte 2-3-7, Chasse 1-0-3, E. Ayotte 3-3-9, Hews 2-0-4, Cote 3-0-6, Smith 3-2-8, Parent 1-0-3, Gagnon 1-0-2, Masemola 2-1-5, Ouellette, O’Hare, Violette
Washburn (9-10) 85
Umphrey 11-3-25, Milton 9-2-20, Plucker 6-0-13, Tupper 5-0-11, T. Bragg 2-0-6, Pesut 1-0-2, Maynard 1-3-5, Thomas 1-1-3, Worsley, S. Bragg, Willard
3-pt. goals: Parent, Chasse; T. Bragg 2, Plucker, Tupper
Van Buren 9 25 36 58
Washburn 13 37 55 85
Bangor Christian 71, Shead 60
At Husson College in Bangor, David Chrisos poured in 14 of his game-high 30 points in the fourth quarter as the No. 11 Patriots held on for the win.
Chrisos hit 6 of his 9 3-point attempts, went 8-for-12 from the free-throw line, and tallied five assists. Pat McCleary contributed 18 points and 12 rebounds for Bangor Christian.
Ben Toney led the No. 14 Tigers of Eastport with 16 points. Darrin Constant scored 14, Ben Maloney added 13 and Cliff Urquhart finished with 12.
Shead (6-13) 60
Bowen 2-1-5, Urquhart 2-5-10, Toney 7-2-16, Cox 1-0-2, Constant 5-0-14, Maloney 4-4-13, Bones, Ingersoll, Ricker
Bangor Christian (7-12) 71
Chrisos 8-8-30, McCleary 8-2-18, Tyree 0-1-1, Conley 3-1-8, G. Patterson 2-0-6, Sobey 2-1-5, Madden 1-0-3, Putnam, Doten, Bradford, Ossinger
3-pt. goals: Constant 4, Urquhart, Maloney; Chrisos 6, G. Patterson 2, Conley, Madden
Shead 14 30 44 60
Bangor Christian 10 34 46 71
Class A
Nokomis 97, Old Town 59
At Old Town, Ryan McLellan paced Nokomis over Old Town with 37 points.
Luke Hayden and Shawn Henderson each tossed in 15 points for the Warriors of Newport.
Shawn Kenniston paced the Indian attack with 20 points while Adam Mahoney put in 12.
Nokomis (11-4) 97
McLellan 13-8-37, Hayden 7-1-15, Henderson 6-0-15, Butler 4-0-8, Estes 3-0-7, Peters 1-1-3, Veazie 2-0-4, Graves 1-0-3, Martin 0-2-2, Buzaniski 0-1-1, Toulouse 0-2-2, Burgess, Horr
Old Town (6-9) 59
Kenniston 7-5-20, Mahoney 5-2-12, Madden 1-1-3, Stormann 2-2-6, Socoby 1-1-4, Tewhey 3-0-6, Robbins 2-0-4, Brown 1-0-2, Barnes 1-0-2, Jackson, Tidwell, Levesque
3-pt. goals: McLellan 3, Henderson 3, Estes, Graves; Socoby
Nokomis 26 52 79 97
Old Town 14 21 40 59
JV: Nokomis 60-46
Bangor 65, Hampden 58
At Hampden, Joe Campbell tossed in 15 points to aid the Rams in a win over the Broncos.
Chris Bombardier added 11 points for Bangor while Derek Shaw chipped in with nine.
Justin DiFrederico led the Hampden attack with 17 points and Owen Caron put in 11.
Bangor (14-1) 65
Campbell 7-1-15, Bombardier 1-9-11, Shaw 4-1-9, Vanidestine 2-0-4, Ray 2-1-6, Anderson 0-2-2, Hughes 0-2-2, Johnson 3-1-7, Bouchard 1-2-4, Bell 2-1-5, Flynn
Hampden (5-10) 58
DiFrederico 6-4-17, B. Keller 5-0-10, Caron 5-1-11, Quimby 4-0-10, Paine 1-0-2, S. Keller 0-2-2, Russell 3-0-6, Shaw, Paoletti, Dionne, Bryant
3-pt. goals: Ray; Quimby 2
Bangor 17 30 42 65
Hampden 9 19 32 58
JV: Hampden 35-31
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