Lee nips Dragons in 2OT Pickering, Cole, Ham help Pandas win sixth game

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WOODLAND – Shelby Pickering and Sam Cole each had a basket in the second overtime and Deidra Ham made five free-throws in the extra periods, as the Lee girls basketball team knocked off Woodland 65-59 in double overtime Saturday in high school action.

Pickering and Ham each finished with 21 points for the Pandas. Lee went 8-for-12 from the free-throw line in overtime and 13-for-15 overall.

Julia Knights had 20 points and 12 rebounds for the defending Class D champion Dragons. Kaitlyn Leeman contributed 14 points and eight assists and Katie Smith chipped in with 13 points.

Lee Academy (6-1) 65

Pickering 4-13-21, Ham 8-5-21, Cole 3-0-6, Linscott 2-1-6, Harris 2-0-4, Gifford 2-0-4, Hersom 1-0-2, Bird 0-1-1

Woodland (4-2) 59

J. Knights 9-2-20, Leeman 5-2-14, Smith 6-1-13, Troiani 3-0-6, Brown 2-0-4, Lord 0-2-2, V. Knights

3-pt. goals: Liscott; Leeman 2

Lee Academy 12 30 39 49 57 65

Woodland 13 28 38 49 57 59

JV: Woodland 39-30

Nokomis 41, Presque Isle 32

At Presque Isle, Michelle Murray knocked down four 3-pointers en route to 14 points as the Warriors held off the Wildcats.

Danielle Clark chipped in with 11 points for the Warriors.

Presque Isle freshman Natasha Deschene led all scorers with 18 points.

Nokomis (2-0) 41

Welch 2-2-8, Murray 4-2-14, Snow 1-0-3, MacKenzie 1-0-2, Paradis, Merrow, Perry, Lowe 1-1-3, Clark 4-3-11

Presque Isle (3-2) 32

Deschene 6-3-18, DeLong 1-2-4, McKenna 1-0-2, Condon 1-0-2, Demerchant, McHatten, Blanchard 0-4-4, Tuttle 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Murray 4, Welch 2; Deschene 3

Nokomis 8 23 33 41

Presque Isle 6 13 21 32

Searsport 51, Dexter 48

At Searsport, Holly Gracie pumped in 16 points and Brittany Smith scored 12 as the Vikings held off Dexter.

Ashley Ames sparked the Tigers with 16 points and Ashley Foster added 13. Foster recorded seven of her points in the fourth period as Dexter chipped away at what had been a 12-point lead for Searsport.

Dexter (3-1) 48

B. Veazie 1-0-2, K. Veazie 2-0-4, S. Turner, Nelson 2-0-5, Pullen 3-2-8, Patterson, L. Turner, Foster 3-7-13, Ames 7-2-16

Searsport (6-1) 51

Gracie 4-6-16, Smith 3-5-12, Webster, Seekins 1-0-2, Curtis 2-0-5, Shute, Hall, Carroll 3-0-6, Vasiliauskas 4-0-8

3-pt. goals: Nelson; Gracie 2, Smith, Curtis

Dexter 13 22 35 48

Searsport 12 26 44 51

JV: Searsport 54-40

Bucksport 45, George Stevens 43

At Blue Hill, Alice Andrews, Elissa Gordon and Jessica Taylor hit 3-pointers in the fourth quarter as Bucksport held off George Stevens Academy.

Andrews finished with 14 points for the Bucks, Gordon had 13 and Taylor scored nine more.

Michala Bunten’s game-high 24 points and 14 rebounds sparked George Stevens Academy.

Bucksport (2-4) 45

Ja. Richards 2-3-7, Andrews 6-0-14, Gordon 3-6-13, Taylor 3-0-9, Carter 0-2-2, Carmichael

George Stevens (2-4) 43

Clapp 3-0-7, Youcis 1-0-2, Roberts 3-0-7, Allen 1-0-3, Bunten 11-2-24, Driscoll, Grindle, Bowden

3-pt. goals: Taylor 3, Andrews 2, Gordon; Clapp, Roberts, Allen

Bucksport 9 21 33 45

George Stevens 9 21 33 43

JV: Bucksport 45-40

Penobscot Valley 45, MA Lynx 25

At Howland, Meagan Cyr had a well-rounded effort with 11 points, 11 rebounds, five assists and five steals to lead the Howlers.

Alicia Drost, Kylie McGinn and Sarah Colbath each contributed nine points. Drost and Kelly Trafton scored seven and six points, respectively, in the second quarter as Penobscot Valley gained the lead for good.

Ali Keegan tallied a team-high nine points for Mattanawcook of Lincoln.

Mattanawcook (2-5) 25

Pietras, Harvey, Littlefield 0-1-1, Shorey, Gulesian 3-0-6, Reed 0-1-1, Woodman 0-1-1, Slike 1-0-2, Keegan 3-3-9, Oliver, Head 2-1-5

Penobscot Valley (2-4) 45

A. Drost 4-1-9, Colbath 4-0-9, Cyr 4-2-11, Trafton 2-2-6, McGinn 4-1-9, Batchelder, Garland, Young, S. Drost 0-1-1, Hallett, Foster, Snape, Brown

3-pt. goals: Colbath, Cyr

Mattanawcook 12 15 19 25

Penobscot Valley 10 28 38 45

JV: Mattanawcook 49-27

Bangor Christian 40, Central 37

At Husson College in Bangor, Jenna Seymour netted 11 points and Heather Niles scored 10 as Bangor Christian held off Central of Corinth.

Seymour drained a free throw with 30 seconds remaining to seal the victory. Pam Reitsma contributed seven of her game-high 13 rebounds in the fourth period.

Jenny Rollins led the Red Devils with 14 points.

Central (3-4) 37

Collins, Davis 1-5-7, Rollins 5-3-14, Daniel 1-0-2, Bell, Ahearn 4-0-8, Lyford 0-2-2, Parker 2-0-4

Bangor Christian (5-3) 40

Niles 4-0-10, Seymour 4-3-11, Reitsma 4-0-8, Page 2-1-5, Mead 2-0-4, Snow 1-0-2, Elliott

3-pt. goals: Rollins, Niles 2

Central 13 22 29 37

Bangor Christian 14 24 31 40

Hampden 57, Old Town 38

At Old Town, Megan Magoon recorded 17 points, including a 12-for-14 performance from the free throw line, as Hampden remained unbeaten after four games.

Megan Robinson contributed nine points for the Broncos.

Rene Thibodeau scored nine points for Old Town.

Hampden (4-0) 57

Webb 0-2-2, Shaw, Caron 1-0-3, Magoon 2-12-17, Littlefield, Wilson, Campbell, Bragg 1-0-2, Martin, Russell 2-4-8, Robinson 3-3-9, Spaulding 2-2-6, Ireland 1-1-3, Hessert 1-1-3, McBee 2-0-4

Old Town (2-2) 38

K. Spencer 1-3-5, Greene, Thibodeau 2-4-9, Marquis 0-2-2, D. Spencer 1-0-3, Maurais, Brown 2-0-4, L. Mitchell 1-1-3, Cole, K. Mitchell 1-2-4, Littlefield, Metivier 3-0-6, Kennedy 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Caron, Magoon; Thibodeau, D. Spencer

Hampden 16 29 42 57

Old Town 6 20 22 38

JV: Hampden 71-29

Orono 42, Hermon 36

At Hermon, Orono outscored Hermon 12-5 in the fourth period and 9-3 in overtime to chalk up its fifth win against just one loss.

Stacey Saucier capped the Red Riots’ fourth quarter rally when she nailed a fast-break layup with less than a minute left to knot the game at 33 and force the overtime.

Jessica Wagner and Marie Lint paced the Orono offense with 12 points apiece.

For Hermon, Rachel Jenkins tossed in 14 points.

Orono (5-1) 42

Wagner 3-6-12, Lint 6-0-12, Dupere 2-1-6, Reed 2-0-4, Saucier 4-0-8, Glencross, See, Gray

Hermon (2-5) 36

Jenkins 6-2-14, J. Wiggin 2-5-9, Hichborne 3-0-6, Reynolds 1-0-2, S. Wiggin 2-1-5, Garland

3-pt. goals: Dupere

Orono 2 14 21 33 42

Hermon 8 20 21 33 42

JV: Hermon 60-12

Boys basketball

Mount View 87, Rockland 61

At Rockland, Roy Goodale pumped in 19 points and Mark McMorrison netted 18 as Mount View of Thorndike topped Rockland.

R.J. Krueger chipped in with 16 and Willy Crichton logged 10 for the Mustangs.

For Rockland, Todd Curtis scored 12 and Jake LaBree notched 11.

Mount View 87

Krueger 5-5-16, Merrifield 1-0-2, Miles 1-0-2, Crichton 3-4-10, R. Goodale 6-6-19, McMorrison 5-4-18, Slewelling 2-2-6, Greenlaw 3-2-8, Goodale 3-0-6

Rockland 61

Gushee 1-2-5, Oliver 3-0-7, Worcester 0-1-1, Curtis 4-3-12, LaBree 5-0-11, Kenniston 3-2-8, Ross 4-0-9, Widdecombe 2-0-4, Creamer 1-2-4, Hynes, Williams

3-pt. goals: Krueger, R. Goodale, McMorrison; Oliver, LaBree, Ross, Gushee

Mount View 33 48 72 87

Rockland 11 36 44 61

JV: Mount View 51-49

Ellsworth 82, Houlton 69

At Ellsworth, Jake King put in nine of his team-high 25 points in the second quarter, including a 7-of-8 effort from the free-throw line in the period, to help the Eagles hold off the Shiretowners.

Jake King scored 11 of his 16 points in the second quarter. Scott Bradford hit four 3-pointers en route to 16 points and John Morse chipped in with 15.

Houlton’s James Skehan poured in a team-high 25 points. Jason Frenette scored 15 points and Lars O’Connell added 13.

Houlton (5-3) 69

Lenentine 1-0-2, Frenette 6-3-15, Brown, Howland, Cottle 1-0-3, Drake, York, McCann 3-1-7, E. O’Connell 2-0-4, Boyd, L. O’Connell 6-0-13, Skehan 12-1-25

Ellsworth (3-4) 82

King 7-2-16, Mayo 2-2-6, Dewitt, Luchini, Bradford 4-4-16, Smith 8-9-25, Wood 1-0-2, Sawyer, Joh. Morse 5-5-15, Joc. Morse, McMillan 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Cottle, L. O’Connell; Bradford 4,

Houlton 20 34 44 69

Ellsworth 21 43 67 82

JV: Ellsworth 68-67

Dexter 69, Searsport 42

At Searsport, Travis Patterson and Erik Cooley scored eight points apiece in the third period as Dexter sewed up the win by outscoring Searsport 22-4.

Patterson scored a game-high 22 points, Cody Roach netted 15 and Matt Mountain chipped in 12 more.

Josh McFarlin’s 12 points and Jake Manner’s 11 led Searsport.

Dexter (6-1) 69

Martin 0-2-2, Patterson 7-7-22, Towle 1-4-7, Cooley 3-1-8, Russell, Hersey 1-1-3, Mountain 6-0-12, Belair, Derosier, Basiades, Kinney, Roach 5-4-15

Searsport (1-7) 42

McFarlin 5-0-12, Manner 4-3-11, Mercer, Mercier, Grove 4-0-8, Lockhart 3-1-7, Weaver 1-2-4, Garton, Quisenberry

3-pt. goals: Roach, Patterson, Cooley; McFarlin 2

Dexter 17 31 53 69

Searsport 9 24 28 42

JV: Dexter 71-48

Bucksport 57, MDI 50

At Mount Desert, Jason Harvey tossed in 12 points and Jordan Wingate added 11 as Bucksport held off the Trojans.

Harvey and Wingate had six points apiece during the second quarter, when the Bucks outscored the Trojans 21-7 to break the game open.

Mike Ogden chipped in with 10 for Bucksport.

Kyle Jones sparked Mount Desert Island with 13 points.

Bucksport (6-1) 57

McHale, Sheehan 0-2-2, Mercer 2-2-6, Knight, Allard 3-0-6, Nason, Guilford 2-0-4, Harvey 4-4-12, Ogden 5-0-10, Dow 3-0-6, Sullivan, Wingate 5-1-11

Mount Desert Island (1-5) 50

Jones 3-6-13, Dargis 1-4-6, Staples 1-0-3, Suvlu 1-2-4, Colbeth 1-4-6, O’Connell, Fellis 2-4-8, Stratton 2-0-6, Colbeth 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Stratton 2, Jones

Bucksport 10 31 41 57

Mount Desert Island 13 20 30 50

JV: Mount Desert Island 60-51

Mattanawcook 72, PVHS 62

At Howland, Tyler Libbey scored seven of his game-high 21 points in the fourth quarter and Matt Malone nailed two three-pointers as Mattanawcook outscored Penobscot Valley of Howland 25-16 to pull away.

Jon Carney scored 18 points for the winners while Malone and Fred Pete had nine apiece.

Matt Mulligan’s 14 points, Nick Slowikowski’s 11 and nine apiece by Brody Artes and Morgan Doyon led PVHS.

Mattanawcook (3-4) 72

LaPlante 2-0-4, Pete 4-0-9, Carney 7-4-18, Cousineau 1-2-4, Kites 2-3-7, Keyes, Malone 3-0-9, Libbey 9-3-21

Penobscot Valley (3-2) 62

Cloukey 3-2-8, Cummings, 3-0-7, Doyon 4-0-9, Harris 2-0-4, Pelkey, Slowikowski 3-2-11, Artes 3-0-9, Mulligan 6-2-14

3-pt. goals: Malone 3, Pete; Slowikowski 3, Artes 3, Cummings, Doyon

Mattanawcook 15 33 47 72

PVHS 16 28 46 62

Brewer 55, John Bapst 54

At the Bangor Auditorium, Matt Sargent fed Lon Drillen for a layup with six seconds remaining as Brewer tipped John Bapst.

Sargent penetrated and drew several Crusader defenders before passing to a wide-open Drillen.

Drillen finished with 17 points.

For John Bapst, Bryan Snyder and Zev Myerowitz had 18 apiece.

Brewer (4-0) 55

Bernier 1-0-2, Sargent 3-1-8, Bouzan-Kaloustian 1-2-5, Bell 1-6-9, Drillen 7-3-17, Breindel 2-2-6, Gomm 4-0-8

John Bapst (2-3) 54

Snyder 8-1-18, Day 3-0-6, Tremble 2-0-4, Z. Myerowitz 6-5-18, Baldus 2-4-8, Jellison, Means, Connole, D. Myerowitz, Irish

3-pt. goals: Sargaent, Bouzan-Kaloustian, Bell; Snyder, Z. Myerowitz

Brewer 12 20 36 55

John Bapst 10 23 41 54

JV: Brewer 69-42

Bangor Christian 64, Central 39

At Corinth, Eddie Carey and Josh Madden each scored 14 points to lead the Bangor Christian Patriots past Central.

Jason Allen led the Red Devils with 16 points.

Bangor Christian (6-2) 64

Carey 6-0-14, Madden 4-3-14, Pinkham 1-0-2, McCleary 3-0-6, Putnam, Chrisos 4-1-9, Doten, Ossinger, Patterson, Smith 4-1-9, Sobey 2-1-5, Bradford 2-0-5, Cole, O.J. McCleary

Central (1-6) 39

Ja. Allen 7-2-16, Jo. Allen 4-0-8, Logue, S. Strout 1-0-2, T. Strout, Kane 1-0-2, A. Allen, Partridge, Gray, Libby, Rollins 4-1-9, M. Strout 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Carey 2, Madden 3, Bradford

Bangor Christian 20 34 53 64

Central 9 22 29 39

JV: Central 68-51

Hockey

John Bapst 5, Hampden 3

At T.J. Ryan Arena in Brewer, the Crusaders broke open a 2-2 game in the second period with three goals to earn the win.

John Motta powered 4-2 John Bapst of Bangor with three goals and an assist. Zach Means chipped in with two goals and an assist. Taylor Lynn racked up three assists and Dan Leighton made 29 saves on 32 shots. The Crusaders took advantage of six Bronco penalties in the second period.

Jeff Mayhew scored twice for 3-4 Hampden and Mike Brooks added a goal. Greg Taylor had two assists. Garrett Macgowan and Dave Dibler combined for 18 saves on 23 shots.