Orono edges Houlton in overtime

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HOULTON – The Orono Red Riots outscored the Houlton Shiretowners 8-5 in overtime to open the schoolboy basketball season with a 64-61 victory Friday night.

Houlton’s Mark Socoby sent the game into overtime when he nailed a 3-pointer with three seconds left.

John Saucier paced Orono with 14 points while Lance Cowan and Jeff Miller each added 13. Mike Socoby netted 10.

Mark Socoby nailed six 3-pointers and finished with 24 points for Houlton. Erik O’Connell added 10 points.

Orono (1-0) 64

Cowan 4-3-13, Miller 5-2-13, Mi. Socoby 4-0-10, Saucier 4-6-14, Dolley 1-0-2, Klose 2-4-8, Perron 2-0-4, Coleman, Levesque, Gavett

Houlton (0-1) 61

Ma. Socoby 6-6-24, O’Connell 3-4-10, Hill 2-2-7, Brown 2-0-5, B. Miles 2-3-7, C. York 0-1-1, D. York 0-3-3, Duff 2-0-4, A. Miles, Edwards

3-pt. goals: Cowan 2, Miller, Mi. Socoby 2; Ma. Socoby 3, Hill, Brown

Orono 10 26 33 56 64

Houlton 14 29 37 56 61

JV: Orono 60-57

Calvary Chapel 67, GHCA 52

At the Old Town-Orono YMCA in Old Town, Kyle Bradford poured in 25 points, including 16 in the first quarter, as the Sabres of Orrington won their first game as an official Class D team.

Brock Bradford added 18 points for the winners.

Drew Farrar sparked Greater Houlton Christian with 24 points, and Matt Hathaway chipped in with 17.

Greater Houlton Christian (0-1) 52

Farrar 10-1-24, Hathaway 8-0-17, Jackett 2-0-5, Lincoln 1-1-4, Korhonen 1-0-2, Zimmerman, Budd, Bell, Kennedy

Calvary Chapel Christian (1-0) 67

K. Bradford 10-4-25, B. Bradford 6-4-18, McDonald 3-2-8, Phillips 2-3-7, Scovil 1-3-5, Dean 2-0-4, Burke, Beilleux, Seccareccia

3-pt. goals: Farrar 3, Hathaway, Jackett, Lincoln; B. Bradford 2, K. Bradford

Gr. Houlton Chr. 9 25 32 52

Calvary Chapel 25 38 50 67

Washington Acad. 84, Sumner 65

At East Machias, Whitney Stevens poured in 25 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead the Raiders past the Tigers.

Jared Gray added 18 points and had seven assists, while Ryan Harrimon chipped in with 18 points for Washington Academy. James Ramsdell scored 12.

Jamey Polk paced Sumner of East Sullivan with 19 points and Larry Plummer scored 15.

Sumner (0-1) 65

Huber 3-2-9, Plummer 6-3-15, Polk 9-0-19, Johnson 3-1-8, Joy 2-1-5, White 3-2-9

Washington Academy (1-0) 84

Mawhinney 4-1-9, Stevens 11-2-25, Harriman 7-1-16, Gray 8-2-18, Merritt 1-0-2, Ramsdell 4-4-12, Gray 0-2-2

3-pt. goals: Polk, Johnson, White; Stevens, Harrimon

Sumner 10 27 53 65

Washington Acad. 13 41 66 84

JV: Washington Academy 72-36

Mattanawcook 78, Calais 55

At Lincoln, the Lynx jumped out to a 30-9 lead after the first quarter and cruised to the win over the Blue Devils.

Tyler Libbey scored 19 points and pulled down 11 rebounds while Jon Carney added 16 for Mattanawcook Academy.

Russ McLean had 14 points and Josh Berube tossed in 11 for Calais.

Calais (0-1) 55

Dickenson 1-0-3, Lloyd, Reynolds 1-2-4, Guthrie, Smith 3-0-6, Smiley, McLean 5-2-14, McPhee 1-2-4, Woodside 2-1-5, Little 2-0-4, Berube 4-1-11

Mattanawcook (1-0) 78

Kites 2-0-5, Kyes 1-2-4, Du. Hanscomb 1-2-4, Dy. Hanscomb 2-2-6, Cousineau 2-0-5, Greenlaw 1-0-2, Berry 4-0-8, Malone 3-0-7, Libbey 8-3-19, Ireland 1-0-2, Arnold, Carney 8-0-16

3-pt. goals: Berube 2, McLean 2, Dickenson; Cousineau, Kites, Malone

Calais 9 24 36 55

Mattanawcook 30 50 63 78

Bangor Christian 50, Schenck 49

At Husson College in Bangor, Ben Sobey sank two free throws with eight seconds remaining as the Patriots topped the Wolverines.

Sobey finished with eight points. David Chrisos tossed in 13 in his first game back since an auto accident that sidelined him for last year’s Eastern Maine Class D tournament. Josh Madden led Bangor Christian with 14 points.

Tyler Thompson drained four 3-pointers for Schenck of East Millinocket, finishing with 12 points. Ryan Deschenes and Seth Johnson each had 10.

Schenck (0-1) 49

Johnson 5-0-10, Hannington 1-0-2, Rossignol 4-0-8, Deschenes 5-0-10, Thompson 4-0-12, Graham 3-0-7, Jamo

Bangor Christian (1-0) 50

Chrisos 5-1-13, Patterson 4-0-6, B. Sobey 3-2-8, Madden 5-1-14, McCleary 1-0-3, Frost, E. Sobey

3-pt. goals: Thompson 4, Graham; Madden 3, Chrisos 2, McCleary

Schenck 14 28 42 49

Bangor Christian 18 28 35 50

Erskine 50, Mount View 47

At Thorndike, Matt Donar racked up 20 points to help the Eagles of South China edge the Mustangs.

Josh Jones contributed 14 points for the winners.

Roy Goodale sparked Mount View with 16 points and Marc McCorrison added 13.

Erskine (1-0) 50

Demuth 2-3-8, Dow 1-0-2, Childs, D. Haskell, Jones 5-4-14, Janosky 2-0-4, K. Haskell 1-0-2, Donar 9-1-20

Mount View (0-1) 47

Merrifield, Miles 2-0-6, Ward 1-0-2, Goodale 8-0-16, McCorrison 5-1-13, Philbrook 1-0-2, Jones, Spaulding 2-0-4, Higgins 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Demuth, Donar; Miles 2, McCorrison 2

Erskine 18 27 32 50

Mount View 8 16 36 47

Maranacook 72, Rockland 66

At Rockland, Charlie Calligan poured in 20 points as the Black Bears of Readfield hit their free throws down the stretch to pull away from the pesky Tigers.

Matt St. John racked up 19 points for Maranacook, who scored all but two points from the charity stripe in the final period.

Wade Oliver recorded a double-double for Rockland, collecting 20 points, 10 rebounds, and five steals. Casey Brown knocked in 16 points and Mike Worster added 10.

Maranacook (1-0) 72

Peabody 1-0-3, Violette 6-4-16, Edwards 1-0-2, Calligan 5-9-20, Feldman 7-2-19, Gerrity 1-0-2, Gilman 2-2-8, Drapeau

Rockland (0-1) 66

Gushee, Curtis 0-2-2, Oliver 5-10-20, Worster 3-2-10, Cousens 1-0-2, Gammon 1-0-2, Brown 7-2-16, Hynes 3-3-9, Creamer 0-3-3, Ross 1-0-2, Levenseler

3-pt. goals: St. John 3, Gilman 2, Peabody, Calligan; Worster 2

Maranacook 19 41 62 72

Rockland 19 40 55 66

JV: Rockland 52-38

Camden Hills 60, MCI 43

At Rockport, Tom Stammen scored 13 points to power a well-rounded effort by the Windjammers.

Greg Stammen added 12 points for Camden Hills.

Naoki Shibuya led the Huskies of Pittsfield with 11 points and Taiske Hayama had 10.

Maine Central Institute (0-1) 43

Bennett 1-5-7, Quint 2-0-4, Godfrey, Wire 1-0-2, McPhail 1-2-4, Shibuya 4-3-11, Hayama 3-4-10, Basford, Hall 1-2-5, Adams

Camden Hills (1-0) 60

Davis 0-2-2, Crupi 3-2-8, Moro 0-1-1, Beveridge, Draper, Horne 2-0-4, T. Stammen 4-4-13, G. Stammen 4-4-12, Fitzgerald 1-0-3, Aylward 3-1-9, Scamfer, Massey 1-1-3, Fitzpatrick, Pouls, Dennen 2-1-5

3-pt. goals: Hall; T. Stammen, Fitzgerald, Aylward

MCI 6 14 25 43

Camden Hills 20 35 45 60

Highview Christian 36, Averill 35

At Averill, Anthony Kneeland led Highview Christian with 12 points as they defeated Averill.

Devan Philbrick contributed with 10 points.

Ryan Lamontagne led Averill’s scoring with 12 points.

Highview Christian (1-0) 36

Philbrick 5-0-10, Kneeland 6-0-12, N. Richards 2-0-4, Martinelli 3-2-8, Waite 1-0-2, A. Richards, Knightly, Crooker

Averill (0-1) 35

Hart 2-0-5, Arnold 2-0-5, Sewall 2-0-5, LaFlemne 4-0-8, Lamontagne 5-2-12, Gray, Deleon, Knox, Stowe, Cushing, Staples, Boucher

3-pt. goals: Hart, Arnold, Sewall

Highview Chr. 10 20 30 36

Averill 10 13 26 35

Girls basketball

Mattanawcook 40, Calais 32

At Lincoln, Codi Slike tossed in 17 points to lead the Lynx over the Blue Devils.

Kate Head racked up eight points and 12 rebounds, seven of which came on the offensive end.

Danielle Feck led Calais with 11.

Calais (0-1) 32

Feck 3-3-11, Martin 3-0-7, O’Brien 2-1-5, Smith 2-0-4, Eagan 0-2-2

Mattanawcook (1-0) 40

Slike 8-0-17, Gulesian 3-2-8, Head 3-2-8, Pietras 2-0-4, Reed 1-0-2, Littlefield 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Feck 2, Martin; Slike

Calais 6 13 27 32

Mattanawcook 8 27 31 40

Central 51, Penquis 30

At Milo, Jenny Rollins racked up 23 points as the Red Devils rolled over the Patriots.

Katie Ahearn added 10 points for Central of Corinth.

Farrar Cobb led Penquis with 10 points.

Central (1-0) 51

Collins 1-1-3, Elliot 3-1-7, Ma. Jones 2-0-4, Rollins 10-0-23, Daniel 0-2-2, Bell 1-0-2, Ahearn 4-2-10, Davis, Underhill, Me. Jones, Lyford, Griffins

Penquis (0-1) 30

Cobb 5-0-10, Comeau 0-2-2, Dolley 0-1-1, C. Gerrish 1-0-2, F. Gerrish 1-0-2, J. Hamlin 2-0-4, K. Hamlin 2-1-5, Hussey 1-0-2, Ladd 1-0-2, Graves, Morril, Sickler

3-pt. goals: Rollins 3

Central 19 28 37 51

Penquis 7 14 22 30

JV: Central 42-37

MDI 78, George Stevens 23

At Mount Desert, Bracey Barker led the way with 14 points as the Trojans rolled.

Shelley Gott and Leah Joy notched 13 each for the winners. Kara Horton added 12.

Sadie Beardsworth and Bethany Roberts each scored nine points for the Eagles of Blue Hill.

George Stevens (0-1) 23

Nellis, Moon 1-1-3, Youcis 0-2-2, Roberts 3-2-9, Smith, Grindle, Rioux, Beardsworth 4-1-9

MDI (1-0) 78

Stanley 1-0-2, Gordius 4-0-9, McGarr 1-0-2, Leah 6-1-13, Horton 5-2-12, Shuster 0-1-1, Gott 5-1-13, Barker 7-0-14, Christie 1-0-2, Norwood 3-0-8, Banks, Dow 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Roberts; Gott 2, Norwood 2, Gordius

George Stevens 5 12 14 23

MDI 25 48 64 78

Erskine 60, Mount View 53 (OT)

At Thorndike, Cally Thomas collected 15 points as the Eagles pulled away in overtime.

Mayla Gleaton notched 12 points for Erskine of South China. Meghan Lamey added 10.

Heather Carter led all scorers with 16 for the Mustangs. Amy Miles chipped in with 14.

Erskine (1-0) 60

Lamey 5-0-10, Dow 2-1-6, Horak 2-1-5, Johnson 1-0-2, Gleaton 3-9-12, Thomas 4-7-15, Everatt 1-1-3, Shanholter 1-2-4

Mount View (0-1) 53

Carter 4-5-16, Barnard 1-1-3, Miles 6-2-14, Whitcomb 1-1-3, York 2-1-5, Drummond 2-1-5, Hunter 2-0-5, Caler 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Dow; Hunter

Erskine 10 21 33 48 60

Mount View 13 22 38 48 53

JV: Ersknie 31-25

Camden-Rockport 53, MCI 24

At Pittsfield, Stephanie McIntyre scored 13 points to help lead Camden Hills to the win.

Charlotte and Marianne Croce contributed with nine points apiece.

Ashley Courier was the top scorer for Maine Central Institute with 10 points.

Camden Hills (0-1) 24

Wiley 3-0-7, Ford 2-4-8, C. Croce 2-49, Laite 0-2-2, McINtyre 6-1-13, Hort 2-1-5, M. Croce 4-1-9, Smith, Newcombe, Fiesland, Orhan, Meville, Crupi

MCI (0-1) 24

Dodge 1-0-2, Currier 4-1-10, Sullivan 2-2-6, Lemari 0-1-1, M. Holt 1-0-2, K. Dodge 1-0-3, Littlefield, Lancaster, Ferland, Forst, J. Holt, Knox, Weeman

3-pt. goals: Wiley, C. Croce; K. Dodge, Currier

Camden Hills 12 29 40 53

MCI 9 13 21 24

JV: Camden Hills 39-30

Belfast 69, Oak Hill 18

At Belfast, Ashley Bryant scored 13 points to help carry the Lions to the win.

Katelyn Ross added 10 points and had five steals while Danielle Mayer chipped in with five points.

Oak Hill (0-1) 18

Stine 1-0-2, Shaw 1-2-4, Ames 1-0-3, Bureau 0-3-3, Quilan 1-4-6, Dietrich, Austin, Medeiros, Merater, Dyer, Rioux, Chapman

Belfast (1-0) 69

Evans 1-0-2, Bryant 4-5-13, Mayer 2-1-5, Groening 1-2-4, Brown 2-1-5, Duval 3-0-6, Ross 3-4-10, Murphy 2-2-6, Ellis 2-0-5, Marden 1-3-5, Mehuren 3-2-8

3-pt. goals: Ames; Ellis

Oak Hill 7 9 12 18

Belfast 30 41 57 12

Stearns 66, Piscataquis 35

At Millinocket, Tricia MacDonald tallied 18 points to spark the Minutemen to the win.

Jessica Osborne added 10 points respectively for Stearns.

Sheena St. Louis led the Pirates of Guilford with 11.

Piscataquis (0-1) 35

St. Louis 5-1-11, Woodbury 1-1-3, Bailey 2-0-5, Getchell 1-1-3, Roy 1-0-2, C. Martel 1-0-2, Emery 1-0-2, Hanscome 2-1-5, Bradford 1-0-2, H. Mantel, Levesque, Zajechowski

Stearns (1-0) 66

MacDonald 4-10-18, J. Legassey 2-4-8, Fitzgerald 1-0-2, J. Osborne 4-2-10, Franck 0-2-2, Arsenault 1-0-3, Boynton 2-1-5, L. Osborone 4-0-9, Somers 1-3-5, Michaud 2-0-4, Hale, Nason

3-pt. goals: Bailey; Arsenault, L. Osborne

Piscataquis 2 11 18 35

Stearns 11 31 50 66

JV: Stearns 66-44

Highview Christian 45, Averill 21

At Averill, Linda Pereirra scored 13 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead Highview Christian to victory.

Sarah Lewis contributed with 11 points for Highview of Charleston.

Highview Christian (1-0) 45

Cary 3-0-6, Plourde 2-0-4, Lewis 5-0-11, Pereirra 5-3-13, Day 2-0-4, Crooker 2-1-5, Scott 1-0-2, Jones, A. Cary, Wentworth

Averill (0-1) 21

Seavey 3-0-8, Gowan 1-2-4, O’Brien 3-1-7, Garey 1-0-2, Oliver, Bottel, Maylei, Tomlin, Thompson, McGee

3-pt. goals: Lewis; Seavey 2

Highview Chr. 7 20 29 45

Averill 3 9 13 21

Richmond 43, Greenville 41

At Greenville, Rachel Furley scored a game-high 22 points to lead the Bobcats past the Lakers.