Littlefield late layup lifts Lynx Farrington gives Schenck first win

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LINCOLN – Jaide Littlefield’s layup with less than a minute to play gave Mattanawcook Academy a one-point lead en route to a 50-45 schoolgirl basketball victory over Central Friday night.

Jennifer Harvey iced the win by making four straight free throws down the stretch.

Harvey finished with 15 points, including a 10-for-11 effort from the line. Shannon Pietras added 11.

Katie Ahearn notched 14 points to lead the Red Devils of Corinth. Jenny Rollins added 12 and Crystal Parker nine.

Central (5-8) 45

Collins 2-1-5, Davis 1-2-5, Rollins 3-6-12, Ahearn 4-6-14, Parker 2-5-9, Daniel, Bell, Lyford

Mattanawcook (5-8) 50

Pietras 3-5-11, Harvey 2-10-15, Cousineau 1-0-2, Littlefield 2-0-4, Shorey 3-0-6, Gulesian 0-5-5, Reed 0-1-1, Head 3-0-6, Woodman, Slike, Keegan

3-pt. goals: Davis; Harvey

Central 13 24 30 46

Mattanawcook 8 20 30 50

JV: MA 33-27

Schenck 43, Bangor Christian37

At Bangor, Lynn Farrington’s 10 second-quarter points helped Schenck turn a one-point deficit into a nine-point lead as the Wolverines earned their first win.

Farrington finished with 18 points for the Wolverines.

Pam Reitsma and Heather Niles led Bangor Christian with 10 points each.

Schenck (1-10) 43

Bishop 3-0-6, Duprey 1-0-2, King 3-0-6, Carey 1-2-4, Farrington 6-6-18, Knight 3-0-7, Day, Hanington

Bangor Christian (6-4) 37

Niles 4-0-10, Seymour 2-0-4, Reitsma 5-0-10, Page 3-1-9, Mead 1-0-2, Snow, Jenkins 1-0-2, Leighton

3-pt. goals: Knight; Page 2, Miles 2

Schenck 6 23 29 43

Bangor Christian 7 14 23 37

MDI 41, George Stevens 33

At Blue Hill, 6-foot-1 point guard Bracey Barker posted up down low in the third quarter and scored 13 of her 20 points in the period to help Mount Desert Island rally to the win.

Barker also beat the third-quarter buzzer with a 25-footer that capped a 23-9 MDI run.

Sarah Clapp scored 16 points for George Stevens Academy, which played without one of its key starters due to disciplinary reasons.

MDI (12-1) 41

Gordius 1-0-2, Horton 0-1-1, Willson 1-2-4, Gott 3-0-6, Barker 9-1-20, Kane 3-0-6, Norwood 1-0-2, Boisvert, Joy, Joseph

George Stevens (4-7) 33

Clapp 5-4-16, Youcis 2-0-4, Roberts 3-0-7, Bowden 1-1-3, Allen 1-0-3, Markle, Driscoll

3-pt. goals: Barker; Roberts, Allen

MDI 4 14 37 41

George Stevens 11 15 24 33

JV: MDI 43-35

Old Town 67, Foxcroft 41

At Old Town, the Indians jumped out to an early lead and cruised past the Ponies of Dover-Foxcroft.

Stephanie Kennedy scored a game-high 18 points for Old Town, and Mallory Brown contributed 10.

Ashley Hall led Foxcroft with eight points.

Foxcroft (2-11) 41

Snow 3-0-7, Haskell 3-0-6, Cartwright 2-2-7, Stone 1-0-2, Hall 3-2-8, Curry 0-1-1, Jackins, Champeon, Dow 3-0-6, Ryder 1-0-2, Goggin 1-0-2

Old Town (6-3) 67

K. Spencer 3-0-7, Greene 3-2-8, Thibodeau 4-0-9, Marquis 0-1-1, D. Spencer, Brown 4-0-10, L. Mitchell 3-0-6, Cole 1-0-2, K. Mitchell, Littlefield, Metivier 3-0-6, Kennedy 9-0-18

3-pt. goals: Brown 2, K. Spencer, Thibodeau; Snow, Cartwright

Foxcroft 7 18 26 41

Old Town 28 43 55 67

JV: Foxcroft 54-53

Dexter 65, Penobscot Valley 22

At Dexter, Ashley Foster scored 16 points and grabbed 11 rebounds and 6-foot-3 freshman Ashley Ames added 15 points and 14 rebounds as the Tigers won their eighth straight game.

Keriann Patterson added 11 points and Brittany Veazie scored 10 for Dexter.

Meagan Cyr tossed in 11 points for the Howlers of Howland.

Penobscot Valley (3-10) 22

Colbath, Foster, Young, Brown, Cyr 5-1-11, Garland, Hallett, Batchelder, Drost 3-0-6, McGinn 2-0-4, Trafton 0-1-1

Dexter (13-1) 65

B. Veazie 5-0-10, K. Veazie 3-0-6, Haiko, Nelson 3-0-6, Pullen, Patterson 5-0-11, Turner 0-1-1, Foster 6-4-16, Ames 7-1-15

3-pt. goals: Patterson

Penobscot Valley 23 30 52 65

Dexter 8 13 16 22

JV: Dexter 31-19

Lee 70, Katahdin 65

At Sherman Station, Deidra Ham paced the Pandas with 21 points as Lee notched its 11th win of the season.

Katie Harris added 12 points with four 3-pointers, while Shelby Pickering scored 19 for the Pandas.

Sonya McCarthy and Angela Qualey led the Cougars with 19 points apiece.

Lee (11-1) 70

Bird, Hanscom, Harris 4-0-12, Linscott 3-2-8, Ham 9-3-21, Hersom 2-3-7, Cole, Gifford 1-1-3, Pickering 7-5-19

Katahdin (7-5) 65

Violette 4-0-8, Duffy-Stanly, McMoran 3-2-9, Libby 3-0-6, McAvoy 1-2-4, McCarthy 7-3-19, Qualey 7-3-19

3-pt. goals: Harris 4; McMoran, McCarthy 2, Qualey 2

Lee 21 36 50 70

Katahdin 21 35 45 65

Camden Hills 50, Maranacook 44

At Readfield, Andrea Blanchard scored 17 of her 22 points in the second half to spark Camden Hills of Rockport.

Charlotte Croce added 10 points for the winners.

Toby Martin garnered 15 points and Erica Brennan had 13 for the Black Bears.

Camden Hills (11-2)

Dailey 1-0-2, Ford, Wiley, Rokes, Sommo 1-0-3, Orhon, Croce 3-3-10, Withey 4-0-8, Laite, Carlton, Blanchard 9-2-22, McIntyre 0-1-1, Hoffman 2-0-4

Maranacook (10-3) 44

Hanson, Mason 3-0-6, Denbow, Bardaglio 3-0-6, Edwards, Pruett 2-0-4, Martin 4-5-15, Leary, Brennan 6-1-13

3-pt. goals: Sommo, Croce, Blanchard 2; Martin 2

Camden Hills 16 23 39 50

Maranacook 19 25 36 44

Boys basketball

MDI 62, Sumner 50

At Mount Desert, Kyle Jones drained three 3-pointers in the third period and Mount Desert Island connected on 19 of 22 free throws in the fourth period to turn back Sumner of East Sullivan.

The Trojans outscored the Tigers 12-6 in the third behind Jones’ effort to cut the Sumner lead to one heading into the final period.

MDI built a 53-50 lead with a minute to go, and Jones connected on 9 of 9 free throws to seal the win. Sumner’s Jamey Polk scored nine of his 17 points in the fourth to keep his team close.

Brandon Colbeth led the Trojans with 19 points and Jones finished with 18, all in the second half. Ryan Colbeth chipped in with 10.

Justin Winslow added 15 for Sumner.

Sumner (7-6) 50

Polk 8-0-17, Winslow 6-3-15, Johnson 3-0-8, Sprague 2-0-5, Jordan 1-1-3, Walden 1-0-2, Alley, Backman, Huber, Bickford

Mount Desert Island (4-9) 62

B. Colbeth 7-4-19, Jones 3-9-18, R. Colbeth 3-4-10, Fellis 4-0-8, Staples 1-2-4, Stratton 1-0-3, Dargis, Suvlu, O’Connell

3-pt. goals: Johnson 2, Polk, Sprague; Jones 3, B. Colbeth, Stratton

Sumner 14 28 34 50

Mount Desert Island 10 21 33 62

JV: Sumner 48-38

Old Town 56, Foxcroft 49

At Dover-Foxcroft, the Indians made 25 of 34 free throws compared to Foxcroft’s 12 of 17 as Old Town benefited from the Ponies playing back-to-back games and slowly turned the momentum their way.

Shawn Kenniston led the Indians with 15 points, and Ryan Brown added 12.

Foxcroft’s Dan White led all scorers with 19 points, and E.J. Imbert posted 10 points and eight rebounds.

Old Town (2-7) 56

Emerson 1-0-3, Reardon, Petrie 2-4-8, Kenniston 4-5-15, Tracewski 1-7-9, Tewhey 3-3-9, King, Brown 3-6-12

Foxcroft (5-8) 49

L. Robinson 1-1-4, Withee, White 6-5-19, Lizotte 2-2-6, Imbert 4-2-10, Kennedy 0-2-2, Carey 4-0-8, B. Robinson

3-pt. goals: Kenniston 2, Emerson; White 2, L. Robinson

Old Town 10 25 38 56

Foxcroft 15 28 38 49

Camden Hills 79, Maranacook 63

At Rockport, Tyler Warren netted 13 points and Troy Gabriele tallied 12 as Camden Hills topped Maranacook of Readfield.

Charlie Calligan sparked the Black Bears with 25 points.

Maranacook (5-8) 63

Violet, Lemieux 3-0-6, Calligan 10-3-25, Edwards, Haines 1-0-3, Feldman 1-0-2, St. John 3-0-7, Gerrity 2-0-4, Gilman 1-0-2, Crosby, Kenny 3-0-8, Muniz 2-2-6

Camden Hills (11-1) 79

Davis 1-0-3, Crupi 1-0-2, Nay 3-2-9, Gabriele 5-0-12, Moro 4-0-9, Wood 1-1-3, T. Stammen 2-1-6, G. Stammen 0-2-2, Warren 4-4-13, Fitzgerald 1-0-2, O’Brien 1-4-6, W. Dennen 1-1-3, T. Dennen, Lippman 4-0-8, Massey 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Calligan 2, Haines, St. John, Kenny 2; Davis, Nay, Gabriele 2, Moro, T. Stammen, Warren

Maranacook 16 28 39 63

Camden Hills 20 45 63 79

JV: Camden Hills 75-54

Schenck 76, Penobscot Valley 71

At Schenck, Ryan Deschenes poured in 12 points in the fourth quarter as the Wolverines edged the Howlers.

Deschenes finished with 36 points, while Seth Johnston and Brian Graham each added 10 for Schenck.

Morgan Doyon netted 24 points for the Howlers. Brad Harris added 19, and Matt Mulligan scored 10.

Penobscot Valley (5-6) 71

Doyon 10-4-24, Mulligan 4-2-10, Harris 8-3-19, Artes 2-0-6, Slowikowski 1-0-3, Clukey 3-0-6, Cummings 1-1-3, Pelkey

Schenck (8-3) 76

Johnston 5-0-10, Deschenes 17-2-36, B. Graham 4-0-10, Hannington 2-0-4, Thompson 2-0-4, Rossingnol 1-2-4, S. Graham 3-0-8, Jamo

3-pt. goals: S. Graham 2, B. Graham 2; Artes 2, Slowikowski

Penobscot Valley 12 31 50 71

Schenck 19 37 55 76

JV: PVHS 67-66

Katahdin 46, Lee 44

At Lee, Tom Rodgerson’s pair of free throws with 19 seconds remaining broke a 44-44 tie in favor of the Cougars of Sherman Station.

Rodgerson finished with 20 points. Doug Rodgerson added 13 points, and Dustin Heath grabbed 11 rebounds for the Cougars.

Frank Carpenter and Frank Severance led the Pandas with 12 and 11 points, respectively. Carpenter grabbed 12 rebounds, while Severance hauled in 15.

Lee missed a shot with eight seconds remaining and a shot at the buzzer that could have sent the game into overtime.

Katahdin (6-6) 46

T. Rodgerson 6-5-20, D. Rodgerson 3-7-13, Heath 1-0-3, Sullivan 2-0-5, McNally 1-0-2, Willigar 0-2-2, Davis 0-1-1, Cyr

Lee (44) 44

Carpenter 5-0-12, Severance 4-2-11, Pickering 1-1-3, A. Ham 0-2-2, J. Ham 1-0-3, Mallett 3-3-9, Dow 1-2-4, Thompson

3-pt. goals: T. Rodgerson 3, Heath, Sullivan; J. Ham

Katahdin 16 21 35 46

Lee 13 24 34 44

JV: Katahdin 69-54

Skowhegan 66, Gardiner 47

At Skowhegan, Derek Holt’s 10 third-quarter points helped spark a 25-point period that extended a seven-point lead to a 19-point advantage for the Indians.

Holt finished with 20 points. B.J. Dunlap added 13 points for the Indians. R.J. Anzelc scored 16 points and grabbed 14 rebounds.

Shawn Cloutier netted 15 points for the Tigers. Jordan Stebbins added 11 points.

Gardiner (1-8) 47

Stebbins 4-3-11, Antognoni 1-02, Davis 2-0-4, Ramsay 1-0-2, Morang 0-2-2, Gosline 1-2-4, Cloutier 3-8-015, Munzing 1-0-2, Dennis, Sutherburg 2-1-5

Skowhegan (6-3) 66

Quamme-Widmer, Hight 2-2-6, Washburn, Morgan, Brod 3-2-8, Holt 10-0-20, Dunlap 5-2-13, Miitchell, Poissonnier, Anzelc 5-6-16, Nelson, Susi, Strout

3-pt. goals: Dunlap, Davis; Cloutier

Gardiner 9 21 34 47

Skowhegan 12 28 53 66