Gilbert helps Dexter trip Knights

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DEXTER – Kristin Gilbert scored 13 points to help No. 7 Dexter post a 47-42 win over Narraguagus in a Class C preliminary playoff basketball game Wednesday.

Kristy Veazie pitched in with nine points for Dexter. Brittany Veazie handed out six assists.

Brittany Howe scored 12 points for the No. 10 Knights of Harrington.

Narraguagus (12-6) 42

C. Barbee 0-2-2, Sawyer 0-2-2, Woodsum 2-2-6, Perry 1-0-2, L. Barbee 2-0-5, Snider 2-3-7, S. Howe 1-2-4, Farnsworth 1-0-2, B. Howe 5-2-12

Dexter (15-5) 47

B. Veazie 0-1-1, K. Veazie 3-1-9, Haiko, Hogan 1-0-2, Nelson 2-1-7, Belanger 1-0-2, Patterson 3-0-6, Foster 2-3-7, Gilbert 5-3-13

3-pt. goals: L. Barbee; K. Veazie 2, Nelson 2

Narraguagus 7 17 31 42

Dexter 10 19 31 47

Searsport 47, Madawaska 35

At Madawaska, Andrea Blanchard scored 21 points to lead No. 9 Searsport Vikings to the win.

Jessica Larrabee had 10 points for Searsport. Brittany Smith scored six of her eight in the third to help the Vikes pull away.

Kristine Cyr led Madawaska with nine points.

Searsport (17-3) 47

Blanchard 7-7-21, Larrabee 4-2-10, Smith 4-0-8, Plourde 3-0-6, Carroll 1-0-2, Gracie, Seekins, Curtis, Vasiliauskas, Hernek

Madawaska (10-10) 34

Cyr 4-1-9, Gerard 2-4-8, Morneault 3-0-6, Marshall 4-0-8, Lavertu 1-0-2, Sirois 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: none

Searsport 10 23 34 47

Madawaska 9 21 26 35

WA Raiders 65, Hodgdon 50

At Hodgdon, Diana Bourdeau led all scorers with 19 points to pace the No. 11 Raiders of East Machias to an upset of the No. 6 Hodgdon Hawks.

Miranda Copeland tossed in 15 for Washington Academy. Miranda Fergerson chipped in with 11.

Courtney Kennedy led the Hawks with 12 points, all on 3-point field goals, while Alicia Dwyer added 10.

Washington Academy (13-7) 65

Bourdeau 5-4-19, A. Govoni 0-1-1, Dennison 1-4-6, Albee, Mawhinney 2-1-5, Fergerson 3-5-11, Savard, N. Stauffer 2-0-4, Almendinger 0-1-1, K. Stauffer 1-0-2, L. Govoni, Fivgas, Copeland 7-2-16

Hodgdon (9-10) 50

Quint, Kennedy 4-0-12, McGary 0-2-2, D. Fitzpatrick 4-2-10, A. Fitzpatrick 1-0-2, Smith, Nightengale 1-0-2, Tidd 1-0-2, Dwyer 3-4-10, Wilson

3-pt. goals: Bourdeau 2; Kennedy 4

Washington Acad. 12 25 41 65

Hodgdon 10 22 31 50

Lee Academy 89, Limestone 40

At Lee, Samantha Cole scored 18 points to lead a quartet of double-digit scorers for the No. 5 Lee Academy Pandas.

Ashley Linscott scored 16, Ashlee Gifford had 14, and Deidra Ham finished with 13 points and 11 assists.

Jacinda St. Pierre scored 12 to pace the No. 12 Eagles.

Limestone (11-9) 40

J. St. Pierre 3-4-12, Burgess, Stackhouse, Bickford, M. St. Pierre 1-4-6, Brooker 2-3-8, Johnson, Lee 3-0-6, Mulherin, Michaud 2-2-6, Bernier, McDermott 1-0-2

Lee (14-5) 89

Linscott 6-2-16, Ham 5-3-13, Cole 7-4-18, Gifford 7-0-14, Bird 3-2-8, Harris 3-0-9, Hersom 2-1-5, Nute 3-0-6, Shorey, Hanscom

3-pt. goals: J. St. Pierre 2, Brooker; Linscott 2, Harris 3

Limestone 7 22 28 40

Lee 20 40 73 89

Class B

MDI 47, Ellsworth 25

At Mount Desert, the fifth-seeded Trojans burst out to a 14-0 lead after one period and cruised to the win.

Shelley Gott scored 14 points to pace Mount Desert Island while Melissa Gott added 11 and Bracey Barker notched 10.

Jodie Merchant tallied nine points for No. 13 Ellsworth.

Ellsworth (6-14) 25

Merchant 4-0-9, Patten 3-0-7, Chan 2-0-4, Pelletier 1-0-2, Silsby 0-2-2, Lutz 0-1-1, Eaton, Sirois, Jones, Glass, Page

MDI (16-3) 47

S. Gott 5-3-14, M. Gott 4-3-11, Barker 4-2-10, Chernosky 2-0-4, Horton 2-0-4, Osier 1-0-2, Stanley 1-0-2, Boisvert, Joy, Joseph, Norwood

3-pt. goals: Merchant, Patten; S. Gott

Ellsworth 0 6 17 25

MDI 14 22 32 47

MCI 45, Houlton 39

At Houlton, Jessie Thompson scored 11 of her 15 points during a 19-4 second-quarter spurt to lift the No. 9 Huskies of Pittsfield.

Amanda Leavitt, who hit seven pivotal free throws after Houlton had pulled to within two points, poured in a game-high 22.

Hannah Socoby led the No. 8 Shiretowners with 17.

MCI (10-9) 45

Thompson 7-1-15, Leavitt 6-7-22, George 2-0-4, Susi 2-0-4, Cummings, Smith, Luce

Houlton (14-5) 39

Socoby 5-5-17, Beasley 4-1-9, Cleary 2-0-6, Goodrich 1-1-4, Miller 1-1-3, Botting

3-pt. goals: Leavitt 3; Socoby 2, Cleary 2, Goodrich

MCI 14 18 25 39

Houlton 6 25 36 45

Foxcroft 48, Rockland 22

At Dover-Foxcroft, Leslie Glover poured in 16 points to go with nine rebounds to lead the No. 7 Ponies to victory.

Amy Kelley notched 14 points, along with 13 rebounds, six assists, and six steals. Dana Frasz added eight points and six steals and Holli Nichols scored 10.

Jody Fournier led the No. 15 Tigers with nine.

Rockland (2-16) 22

Moore, Jervey, Fournier 3-0-9, Hurley, L. Grant 2-0-5, C. Grant 1-2-4, Manning, Door, Clark 2-0-4, Marcotte, Hynes

Foxcroft (13-6) 48

Nichols 4-0-10, Cartwright, A. Snow, Frasz 4-0-8, LaBree, Merrill, C. Snow, Kelley 7-0-14, Champeon, Glover 7-2-16, Dow

3-pt. goals: Fournier 3, L. Grant; Nichols 2

Rockland 6 8 18 22

Foxcroft 9 14 32 48

Class D

Katahdin 52, Lubec 35

At Sherman Station, Angela Qualey and Mindy Libby each put in 12 points to lead the No. 5 Cougars to the win.

Lacey Willett chipped in seven for Katahdin.

Amber Lavalley led the Hornets with 11 points.

Lubec (7-10) 35

Lavalley 4-3-11, Richardson 2-6-10, Daye, LaSuer, Farmer 1-0-2, McPherson 1-1-3, Jones, Newman 1-0-2, Seavey, McConnell 2-3-7

Katahdin (13-7) 52

Qualey 4-4-12, Mi. Libby 6-0-12, Willett 2-3-7, Perrin, Violette, L. Duffy-Stanley 2-2-6, McMoarn 2-0-4, Ky. McAvoy, Willigar, K. Duffy-Stanley, Kr. McAvoy, M. Libby 2-0-4, Duffy 0-2-2, S. McAvoy, McCarthy 2-1-5

Lubec 11 17 26 35

Katahdin 10 25 39 52

C. Aroostook 40, Fort Fairfield 38

At Mars Hill, Gabrielle Smith and Jessica Long scored 11 and 10 points, respectively to help lead No. 8 Central Aroostook past the visiting Tigers.

Lacey Bell hit two free throws with nine seconds to play to give the Panthers a 40-36 lead. Fort Fairfield hit a basket and drew a foul on the other end with two seconds later, but missed the foul shot. Central Aroostook rebounded and ran out the clock.

Danielle Searles led the Tigers with 16 points and Ashley Churchill scored 10.

Fort Fairfield (10-10) 38

Searles 8-0-16, Churchill 3-1-10, Gardner 3-1-7, Rogeski 1-1-3, M. Butler 1-0-2, S. Butler, Enman, Arato

Central Aroostook (13-7) 40

Smith 4-3-11, Long 3-4-10, Bell 3-2-8, McCrum 1-3-5, Fletcher 1-0-2, Lundeen 0-2-2, Robinson 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Churchill 3

Fort Fairfield 5 11 20 38

Central Aroostook 6 14 23 40

Class A

Nokomis 64, Brewer 30

At Newport, Danielle Clark poured in 19 of her 25 points in the first half to lead her Warriors past the Witches.

Lindsey Welch chipped in 12 for Nokomis, which was without injured senior standout Laura Pelkey, who has an ankle injury. Clark also had 13 rebounds.

Jenny Higgins popped in 13 points to lead the Witches.

Brewer (6-10) 30

Adams 0-1-1, Capponi, Bean 0-1-1, A. Freeman 3-0-6, K. Freeman, Crosby 1-1-3, Wing, McAvoy 2-0-4, Armstrong, Hamm, Sutherland 1-0-2, Higgins 5-2-13

Nokomis (16-0) 64

Welch 5-0-12, Preble, Murray 4-0-9, Palmer, Snow 0-1-1, Burnett 1-0-2, Paradis 2-0-4, Stewart 1-0-2, Marrow 0-1-1, Lowe 4-0-8, Clark 9-7-25

3-pt. goals: Higgins; Welch 2, Murray

Brewer 10 22 24 30

Nokomis 18 38 53 64

JV: Nokomis 38-28

Boys basketball

Class B

Hermon 66, Mount View 58

At Hermon, senior Ryan Garland netted 35 points to pace the No. 7 Hawks.

Ron Lane pitched in with 18 for Hermon.

Kevin Roberts tallied 24 for No. 10 Mount View of Thorndike.

Mount View (8-12) 58

Kruger 2-1-6, Williams, Peters 1-4-6, Brugger 4-0-8, McMorrison 3-0-9, Bradford 1-0-3, Roberts 10-4-24, Meagher, Flewelling, Goodale 1-0-2

Hermon (11-8) 66

Schacht 2-1-5, Kenney, Garland 11-10-35, Watson, Shaw 2-3-7, Lane 8-2-18, Ouellette, Moulton 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Kruger, McMorrison 3, Bradford; Garland 3

Mount View 12 27 36 58

Hermon 15 31 44 66

Class D

Woodland 86, Washburn 53

At Woodland, John Kesel had 24 points and 10 assists – both game highs – as he led the No. 5 Dragons to a second-round playoff win.

Frankie Morrison scored 20 points for Woodland while Bob Ferry had 13 points and nine rebounds. Matt Lord chipped in with 10 points.

Ben Umphrey led the No. 12 Beavers with 18 points and Allen Milton scored 15.

Washburn (9-11) 53

Umphrey 9-0-18, Milton 6-0-15, Tupper 2-4-8, Worsley 1-0-2, T. Bragg 1-0-2, Pesut 2-0-4, Woollard 1-1-3, Maynard 0-1-1, Thomas, Plucker

Woodland (14-5) 86

J. Kesel 10-2-24, Morrison 7-6-20, Ferry 5-0-13, Lord 4-2-10, Gillespie 3-0-6, Nicholas 2-0-4, M. Kesel 1-1-3, Worster 1-0-2, Smith 1-0-2, McCoubrey 1-0-2, Pike, Nicholson, Tupper, Townsend

3-pt. goals: Milton 3; J. Kesel 2, Ferry 3

Washburn 13 26 43 53

Woodland 18 42 66 86

So. Aroostook 79, Wisdom 56

At Dyer Brook, Jordan Shields scored 26 points, grabbed 10 rebounds and handed out eight assists to lead the No. 8 Warriors to the win.

Corey Shields added 16 points and 10 rebounds for Southern Aroostook while Devon Wilkins, Lucas Nadeau and Josh Holman scored 10 points apiece. Holman also made six steals.

Chad Gervais netted 18 for No. 9 Wisdom of St. Agatha. Ryan Paradis notched 15.

Wisdom (10-10) 56

An. Gervais 2-0-5, Aa. Gervais 1-1-4, Paradis 6-3-15, C. Gervais 8-1-18, S. Michaud 1-1-3, Thibeault 1-0-2, Guerrette 1-0-2, Berce 1-0-2, N. Michaud, Herbert

Southern Aroostook (10-10) 79

Holman 5-0-10, Putnam 0-1-1, Wilkins 4-2-10, J. Shields 12-2-26, Nadeau 5-0-10, Dubois 1-1-3, C. Shields 8-0-16, Hersey 1-1-3, Edkins, Grant, J. Nadeau, McCluskey, Russell, Hardy

3-pt. goals: An. Gervais, Aa. Gervais, C. Gervais

Wisdom 10 21 39 56

So. Aroostook 16 39 61 79

Hockey

Gardiner 3, Hampden 1

At Bouchard Arena, Andy Nagy notched a pair of unassisted goals to lead 15-1-2 Gardiner to the win.

Shawn Kelly had the other goal for the Tigers. Ray Jean stopped 18 of 19 shots.

Patrick Bailey had an unassisted goals for 8-9 Hampden. Julian Kaelin saved 27 out of 30 shots.