Nadeau hits for 20 in Caribou win

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CARIBOU – The Vikings scored the first 13 points of the fourth quarter Thursday night and ran away to a 59-44 boys basketball win over Houlton.

Josh Nadeau led Caribou with 20 points while Matt Nason had 11 and Griffin St. Peter added 10.

Freshman Mark Socoby topped the Shiretowners with 13 and Brett Miles had 11.

Houlton (0-2) 44

Lenentine 0-2-2, B. Miles 2-6-11, C. York 0-1-1, A. Miles 1-0-2, D. York 0-2-2, Socoby 4-4-13, O’Connell 1-0-2, Lewis 0-1-1, Edwards 2-0-4, Duff 2-2-6, Hill, Brown, Gregory, Bartlett

Caribou (1-0) 59

St. Peter 2-5-10, Thompson 1-2-5, Nadeau 7-4-20, J. Peterson 1-1-3, Nason 4-3-11, Susee 1-0-2, Chasse 2-2-6, K. Peterson 1-0-2, Wakana, Cashman, Pelletier

3-pt. goals: B. Miles, Socoby; Nadeau, St. Peter, Thompson

Houlton 9 30 38 44

Caribou 15 33 40 59

JV: Houlton 59-50

Machias 68, Lubec 54

At Machias, Chris Correll poured in 28 points and dished out four assists as the Bulldogs prevailed.

Joe Richards contributed 11 points for Machias, and Nate Poor added eight points and 10 rebounds.

Dylan Lord and Jordan Hall sparked the Hornets with 14 points each. Jesse Blake chipped in with 13.

Lubec (0-3) 54

Jones 2-0-4, Scolville 1-0-3, Blake 3-7-13, Lord 6-2-14, Marston 1-2-5, Hall 5-2-14, McConnell

Machias (1-2) 68

Brooks 4-0-8, Correll 11-4-28, Richards 5-1-11, Leahy 2-2-6, Smith, Poor 4-0-8, Anderson 1-2-4, Sullivan 1-0-2, Frutchey 0-1-1, Hall, Falvey, St. Pierre

3-pt. goals: Hall 2, Marston, Scolville; Correll 2

Lubec 2 6 30 54

Machias 15 32 46 68

Girls basketball

East Grand 60, Easton 28

At Easton, Amanda Godley racked up 23 points to lead the Vikings of Danforth to the win.

Paula Osnoe chipped in with 13 points for the winners and Marie Gilman added 12.

Jessica Ferris led the Bears with 12points.

East Grand (2-1) 60

Godley 10-2-23, Parker 4-1-9, Gilman 5-2-12, Marks 0-2-2, Osnoe 5-3-13, Shea 0-1-1, Shofield, Zaneldin

Easton (0-3) 28

Ferris 5-0-12, Carbone 4-1-9, Patterson 1-1-3, Ladner 1-2-4, Lovely, Pitlak, Alexander, Hickey, Barnes

3-pt. goals: Godley, Gilman; Ferris 2

East Grand 4 29 42 60

Easton 2 14 21 28

Penquis 32, Piscataquis 31

At Guilford, Becca Madden’s 16 points helped the Patriots of Milo edge the rival Pirates.

Jenny Getchell led Piscataquis Community with 11 points.

Penquis (2-1) 32

Madden 7-2-16, K. Hamlin 2-1-5, S. Gerrish 2-1-5, J. Hamlin 3-0-6, Hussey, Dolley, Morrill, Gameau, C. Gerrish, Sickler, Cobb

Piscataquis (2-1) 31

Getchell 4-3-11, Woodbury 1-1-3, Bailey 1-0-3, Emery 1-7-9, Hanscom 0-1-1, Bradford 1-2-4, St. Louis, Roy, C. Martell, H. Martell

3-pt. goals: Bailey

Penquis 9 11 19 32

Piscataquis 5 9 22 31

Limestone 58, Fort Fairfield 38

At Limestone, Ashley Brooker notched a double-double, racking up 23 points and 10 rebounds, as the Eagles pulled away from the Tigers.

Ten of Brooker’s points came during a game-breaking 24-8 third-quarter spurt. Traci Weatherhead also had a double-double (11 points, 16 rebounds) for Limestone/Maine School of Science and Mathematics.

Danielle Searles popped in 14 points and hauled down 21 rebounds for Fort Fairfield. Whitney Langworthy had 10 points and 11 rebounds.

Fort Fairfield (2-1) 38

D. Searles 7-0-14, Langworthy 5-0-10, Gardiner 3-0-6, Churchill 2-0-4, O’Neal 1-0-2, K. Searles 1-0-2, Butler, DeMerchant, Jackson, McLaughlin, Arato, Esancy

Limestone/MSSM (2-0) 58

Brooker 8-4-23, Weatherhead 4-3-11, Stackhouse 1-4-6, St. Pierre 3-1-7, Ryder 1-0-2, Redmond 2-0-4, Mulherin 1-0-2, Michaud 1-0-2, Porter 0-1-1, Beaton, Beaulieau

3-pt. goals: Brooker 3

Fort Fairfield 8 14 22 38

Limestone/MSSM 6 19 43 58

JV: Limestone 57-48

Ashland 57, Wisdom 36

At St. Agatha, the Hornets had three players in double figures in earning the win over the Pioneers.

Ashlee Peters had 13 points while Ashley Nemer and Angela Belskis scored 10 points apiece for Ashland.

Michelle Burgoin topped all scorers with 15 points for Wisdom.

Ashland (2-1) 57

Peters 4-5-13, Nemer 3-4-10, Belskis 4-2-10, Chamberlain 4-0-8, Sherman 2-0-4, Caron 2-0-4, Carney 1-0-2, Smith 3-0-6, Clark, Jacques, Long, Spooner

Wisdom (0-3) 36

Bourgoin 6-3-15, Harris 3-2-8, Anderson 2-1-5, Lizotte 1-2-4, Hebert 0-1-1, C. Chamberland 1-0-2, J. Chamberland 0-1-1, Dyment

Ashland 13 28 40 57

Wisdom 10 18 25 36

JV: Ashland 61-19

Hodgdon 46, CAHS 40

At Mars Hills, the Hawks nailed 5 of 7 free throws in the final minute to secure the victory after Central Aroostook had cut the lead to three with 3:30 left.

Shanna McGary paced the winners with 14 points and Amanda Fitzpatrick added 10.

Lindsay Michaud led CAHS with 15 points and Gabrielle Smith chipped in with 13.

Hodgdon (2-0) 46

Williams 1-0-3, A. Sloat, McGary 6-2-14, K. Sloat 1-0-2, D. Fitzpatrick, A. Fitzpatrick 4-0-10, Foster 1-2-4, Nightengale 3-2-8, Wilson 2-0-5, Little

CAHS (2-1) 40

Caron 1-0-2, Smith 5-3-13, Barton 1-1-3, Rideout 1-0-2, Collins, Fletcher 2-0-4, Carvell, Gosselin, Michaud 5-5-15

3-pt. goals: Williams, A. Fitzpatrick 2, Wilson

Hodgdon 15 22 36 46

CAHS 5 13 27 40

JV: CAHS 42-29

Fort Kent 51, Van Buren 43

At Van Buren, Ashley Pelletier scored 13 points, including four 3-pointers, and the Warriors rallied from a four-point halftime deficit to post the win.

Mindy Morneault had six of her 11 points in the second half and Megan Minzy scored all five of her points after the intermission to key the rally.

Mckenzie Boucher had eight points for the winners.

Danielle Gagnon’s 16 points and 12 rebounds and Casie Caron’s 10 points led Van Buren.

Fort Kent (1-0) 51

Pelletier 4-1-13, Minzy 1-3-5, Desjardins 1-0-2, Daigle, Morneault 5-1-11, Violette 2-2-6, Saucier 2-0-4, Boucher 3-2-8

Van Buren (1-2) 43

Levasseur 1-0-2, T. Gagnon 2-0-4, Martin, Bouchard, Caron 4-2-10, Parent 3-1-7, Doucette 0-2-2, McLaughlin, D. Gagnon 7-2-16, Hews 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Pelletier 4, Morneault 2

Fort Kent 11 22 38 51

Van Buren 8 26 37 43