LIMESTONE – Steven Hardwick made two steals and went coast-to-coast for a pair of layups midway through the third overtime to help Limestone Maine School of Science and Mathematics pull away from Madawaska 82-78 in schoolboy basketball action Tuesday night.

Madawaska’s Keith Cyr forced the third overtime when he grabbed a long rebound and nailed a 3-pointer as time expired. Hardwick sent the game into the second overtime when he made a steal and converted a traditional 3-point play.

Hardwick finished with 28 points. George Tamburello added 14, Josh Knoll scored 13, Josh Poisson netted 12 and Josh Stackhouse tallied 10 for the Eagles.

Cyr paced the Owls with 26 and Marc Garcia chipped in with 23 more. Jessie Morin contributed 10.

Madawaska (0-4) 78

Morin 4-2-10, Cyr 9-7-26, Levesque 2-0-4, Paradis 1-0-2, Nadeau 1-0-2, Morneault 1-3-5, Garcia 8-4-23, Pennington 2-2-6, Guerrette, Dubois

Limestone (3-1) 82

Tamburello 4-4-14, Poisson 4-4-12, Hardwick 13-2-28, Knoll 4-5-13, Cote 2-0-4, Stackhouse 3-4-10, O’Neal

3-pt. goals: Garcia 3, Cyr; Tamburello 2

Madawaska 14 27 38 56 62 72 78

Limestone 15 32 46 56 62 72 82

JV: Madawaska 47-38

Calais 61, Washington Acad. 58

At Calais, Joe Footer scored 22 points to lead the Blue Devils to victory.

Bobby Richardson scored 28 points for Washington Academy and Whitney Stevens and Nick Reynolds each had 10.

Washington Acad. (3-2) 58

Berry 1-2-4, Richardson 12-4-28, Stevens 5-0-10, Reynolds 5-0-10, Fagonde 2-0-4, Gray 1-0-2, Reing, Gibson, Mawhinney, Craven, Holmes, Harmon

Calais (5-0) 61

Pelletier 4-1-9, Morrell 3-0-7, Provencher 2-0-6, McLean 1-0-3, Frost 4-0-18, Footer 9-4-22, Lapointe 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Provencher 2, Morrell, McLean

Washington Acad. 9 20 44 58

Calais 18 30 45 61

JV: Washington Academy 95-50

Girls basketball

Katahdin 67, Schenck 44

At Sherman Station, Megan Libby netted 13 points, Krystle McMoarn scored 11 and K.C. Duffy-Stanley tallied 10 to lead the well-balanced Cougars by Schenck of East Millinocket.

Jesse Hanington paced the Wolverines with 10 points.

Schenck (0-5) 44

Farrington 3-0-6, Bishop 2-1-5, Jarmark, Duprey 1-0-1, King 3-2-8, Carey 2-4-8, Hanington 5-0-10, Knight 2-2-6, Sprague

Katahdin (2-2) 67

Green 1-2-4, Violette 3-0-6, Duffy-Stanley 5-0-10, McMoarn 5-1-11, Anderson 1-1-3, K. McAvoy, Libby 5-2-13, F. McAvoy 2-3-7, McCarthy 1-3-6, Qualey 2-2-7

3-pt. goals: Libby, McCarthy, Qualey

Schenck 14 23 27 44

Katahdin 18 29 51 67

JV: Schenck 28-24

Houlton 70, Presque Isle 50

At Houlton, Kasey Cleary scored 24 points to lead Houlton to the win.

Sarah Beasley and Hannah Socoby each added 17 for the Shiretowners.

Autumn Tuttle scored 13 points for Presque Isle and Billi Blanchard and Natasha Deschane each added 10.

Presque Isle (1-1) 50

Tuttle 3-7-13, Blanchard 3-4-10, Deschane 3-2-10, DeLong 0-2-2, McKenna 1-0-2, Condon 2-0-4, DeMerchant 1-2-4, McHatten 1-2-4, Wildeman 0-1-1, Post, Henrickson, Bishop, Dyer, Zettergren

Houlton (2-2) 70

Cleary 8-1-24, Beasley 8-0-17, Socoby 4-9-17, Guy 0-1-1, Thompson 0-2-2, Cole 2-0-4, Botting 1-2-4, Lenentine 0-1-1, Goodrich, Peters, Brown, Henderson

3-pt. goals: Deschane 2; Cleary 7, Beasley 1

Houlton 19 37 62 70

Presque Isle 7 16 32 50

JV: Houlton 43-35

Washburn 50, Hodgdon 41

At Washburn, Liza Maynard’s 19-point performance helped spark the Beavers to victory.

Amber Blakney netted 12 points for Washburn.

Chelsea Wilson and Alicia Dwyer paced Hodgdon with 11 and 10 points, respectively.

Hodgdon (1-3) 41

Quint 2-1-5, McGary 3-1-7, Sloat, Fitzpatrick 1-0-2, Foster, Nightingale, Tidd 3-0-6, Dwyer 5-0-10, Wilson 4-2-11, Little

Washburn (3-1) 50

C. McLaughlin 3-0-6, N. McLaughlin 1-2-4, Maynard 5-8-19, Blakney 4-4-12, Campbell 4-1-9, Morrow, McIntosh

3-pt. goals: Wilson; Maynard

Hodgdon 7 18 28 41

Washburn 11 21 34 50

JV: Hodgdon 48-5