WOODLAND – Kaitlyn Leeman scored eight of her 10 points in the fourth quarter Monday night as the Woodland girls basketball team came from behind to beat Lee Academy 46-41.

Katie Smith led all scorers with 20 points and Lauren Troiani finished with 10 for the Dragons.

Shelly Pickering was Lee’s lone double-digit scorer with 11 points.

Lee (5-2) 41

Pickering 5-1-11, Mallett 3-0-6, J. Moors 1-1-3, M. Moors 1-0-2, Heisom 2-0-5, Cole 3-1-7, Ham 2-0-5, Gifford 1-0-2

Woodland (6-0) 46

Smith 7-6-20, Troiani 4-2-10, Leeman 2-6-10, Seavey 1-0-3, Lord 1-1-3, Brown, Ferry, Vose

3-pt. goals: Heisom, Ham; Seavey

Lee 14 28 36 41

Woodland 6 17 29 46

Presque Isle 83, Fort Kent 45

At Fort Kent, Billi Blanchard scored 22 points to lead the Wildcats past the Warriors.

Kylan Smith netted 11 points for Presque Isle.

Kristin Violette scored eight points for Fort Kent.

Presque Isle (5-0) 83

Deschene 2-0-5, A. Delong 3-2-8, McKenna 4-0-8, Post 3-1-7, K. Delong 1-0-2, Demerchant 4-1-9, Smith 4-0-11, Hendrickson 2-0-4, Blanchard 6-7-22, Wideman 0-4-4, Nichols, Morris 1-1-3

Fort Kent (4-4) 45

Labbe, Levesque 1-0-2, Pelletier 1-0-3, Minzy 2-1-7, Desjardins 3-0-6, Daigle 1-0-2, Mi. Morneault 0-3-3, Violette 1-6-8, Michaud, Me. Morneault 0-4-4, Saucier 1-0-2, Boucher 1-3-6, Hartman 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Deschene, Smith 3, Blanchard 3; Boucher, Pelletier

Presque Isle 26 34 61 83

Fort Kent 8 23 33 45

JV: Presque Isle 57-49

Ellsworth 59, Caribou 55

At Ellsworth, the Eagles had four players in double figures as they pulled off the come from behind victory over the Vikings.

Ashley Oleson had 23 points and 11 rebounds to lead Ellsworth. Krystal Roberts had 13 points and nine rebounds while Cassie Kimball and Tess Bickford scored 11 points apiece.

Leah Drew paced Caribou with 21 points while Monica Selander added 12.

Caribou (5-3) 55

Gahegan 1-0-2, Harrigen 3-0-7, Bouchard 1-1-3, Vincent 1-0-2, Burlock 4-0-8, Drew 6-9-21, Selander 6-0-12

Ellsworth (4-3) 59

Eaton, Boutaugh 0-1-1, Kimball 4-1-11, Bickford 3-3-11, Duarte, Archer, Roberts 6-1-13, Fortier, Jones, Oleson 8-7-23, Tripp

3-pt. goals: Harrigen; Bickford 2, Kimball 2

Caribou 14 29 39 55

Ellsworth 9 20 35 59

DI-Stonington 52, Lubec 41

At Lubec, Dori Ohegyi scored 10 points to lead the Mariners to their first win of the season.

Jenna Eaton netted eight points for Deer Isle-Stonington.

Leann Pike scored 14 points for Lubec as Logan Newman scored 11 and Breanne McPherson added 10.

Deer Isle-Stonington (1-5) 52

J. Eaton 4-0-8, Oliver 3-0-6, Ohegyi 4-2-10, Fifield 2-2-6, Hutchinson 3-1-7, Bray 4-0-8, Wilberg 2-3-7, H. Eaton

Lubec (3-2) 41

B. McPherson 3-4-10, Newman 4-3-11, Pike 7-0-14, S. McPherson 1-0-2, Ka. Scobille 1-1-4, Wright, Daye, Kr. Scoville

3-pt. goals: Ka. Scoville

DI-Stonington 10 25 37 52

Lubec 14 21 31 41

Katahdin 51, Ashland 41

At Ashland, the Cougars had four players in double figures in their win over the Hornets.

Krystle McMoarn had 14 points and Bradi Violette 13, while Jayme Greene and K.C. Duffy-Stanley tossed in 10 points apiece for Katahdin of Sherman Station.

Ashley Nemer topped all scorers with 21 points for Ashland.

Katahdin (2-4) 51

Ja. Green 5-0-10, Violette 6-0-13, Duffy-Stanley 4-2-10, McMoarn 5-3-14, Je. Green, Albert, McAvoy, Brady, Hill 2-0-4

Ashland (4-4) 41

Smith 4-0-8, Chamberlin 1-0-2, Peters 1-0-2, Nemer 4-12-21, Belskis 2-4-8, Sherman, Spooner

3-pt. goals: McMoarn, Violette

Katahdin 18 27 38 51

Ashland 6 20 34 41

JV: Ashland 39-18

Van Buren 61, Easton 32

At Van Buren, Michele Parent scored 21 points to lead Van Buren past Easton.

Danielle Gagnon netted 18 points for Van Buren.

Jessica Ferris scored 12 points for Easton and Chelsea Carbone added eight points.

Easton (0-6) 32

Patterson 0-2-2, Carbone 3-2-8, Ferris 5-2-12, Alexander 1-4-6, Barnes 1-0-2, Ladner, Osgood, Lovely 1-0-2, White

Van Buren (4-4) 61

Levasseau 2-3-7, Hughes 1-0-2, Martin 0-2-2, Bouchard, Caron 2-1-5, Beckwith 1-0-2, Parent 9-3-21, McLaughlin 2-0-4, D. Gagnon 9-0-18, T. Gagnon

Easton 5 10 13 32

Van Buren 16 31 44 61

Calais 62, Jonesport-Beals 40

At Jonesport, the Blue Devils outscored the Royalettes 16-4 in the second quarter to take control of the game.

Crystal Martin had 12 points to lead Calais while Tracy Eagan and Danielle Feck had 11 each.

Ashten Smith scored 14 to lead Jonesort-Beals.

Calais (3-3) 62

Martin 6-0-12, Egan 4-2-11, Neptune 1-0-3, O’Brien 4-1-9, Feck 4-0-11, C. Taylor 3-0-6, L. Taylor 0-4-4, Mahan 2-0-4, Gillespie 1-0-2, Smith, McGinley, Leon, Scribner

Jonesport-Beals (3-3) 40

S. Hunkler 0-2-2, Pinkham 4-1-9, Smith 7-0-14, Beal 1-1-3, C. Hunkler 1-1-3, Chandler 4-1-9, Barrett, Look, Backman

3-pt. goals: Feck 3, Egan, Neptune

Calais 12 28 47 62

Jonesport-Beals 11 15 21 40

JV: Calais 48-29

CAHS 61, Madawaska 21

At Mars Hill, Gabrielle Smith scored 15 points to lead the Panthers.

Stevi Fletcher netted 13 points for Central Aroostook of Mars Hill.

Liz Clavette scored 6 points for Madwasaka.

Madawaska (1-5) 21

Voter 2-0-4, Sirois, Plourde 0-1-1, Clavette 3-0-6, M. Daigle 2-1-5, Cannan, Chasse 2-1-5, R. Daigle

Central Aroostook (5-3) 61

Caron 1-0-3, Smith 6-2-15, Barton 1-0-2, Rideout 1-0-2, Graham, Collins 2-0-5, Fletcher 5-3-13, Carvelle 1-0-2, Gosselin 3-0-6, Michaud 3-3-9, Brewer 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Caron, Smith, Collins

Madawaska 0 3 12 21

Central Aroostook 12 24 43 61

JV: Central Aroostook 49-21

MDI 64, Houlton 31

At Mount Desert, Bracey Barker scored 28 points as the Trojans rolled past the Shiretowners.

Three of Barker’s 10 field goals were 3-point baskets. Shelley Gott scored 16 points for MDI.

Kasey Cleary topped Houlton with 10.

Houlton (4-3) 31

Guy 1-0-2, Foster 1-2-4, Cleary 3-2-10, Thompson 1-0-2, Skehan 2-0-5, Cole 3-0-6, Sewell 1-0-2, Varney, Lentine, Beals

MDI (7-0) 64

Stanley 1-0-2, Barker 10-5-28, McGarr 1-0-2, Joy 2-0-4, Horton 3-0-7, Shuster 0-1-1, Willson 0-2-2, Gott 6-2-16, Norwood 1-0-2, Young, Christie, Banks, Dow

3-pt. goals: Barker 3, Gott 2, Horton; Cleary 2, Skehan

Houlton 4 14 22 31

MDI 18 36 52 64

Narraguagus 37, Sumner 25

At Harrington, Missy Barbee tossed in 14 points to lead the Knights past the Tigers.

Jen Strout had eight points for Narraguagus.

Brittany Dunbar and Saundra Klausmeyer had eight points apiece for Sumner of East Sullivan.

Sumner (0-7) 25

Dunbark 4-0-8, Klausmeyer 4-0-8, Page 1-0-2, Ruhlin 1-0-2, Reed 1-0-2, Beattie 1-0-2, Alley 0-1-1, Tucker, Scott

Narraguagus (7-2) 37

M. Barbee 6-0-14, Strout 4-0-8, Kennedy 2-0-4, Fickett 2-0-4, Howe 1-0-2, Grant 2-1-5, Sawyer, Sprague, L. Barbee, Hall, Baker

3-pt. goals: M. Barbee 2

Sumner 8 16 19 25

Narraguagus 8 23 31 37

JV: Narraguagus 40-29

Hockey

Hampden 7, Houlton-Hodgdon 2

At Millar Civic Center in Houlton, Ian Lee and Greg Taylor scored two goals apiece to lead the Broncos to the win after losing to the Black Hawks on Saturday.

Lance Ingerson, Jason Huntley, and Andy Caldwell all scored one goal for 5-1 Hampden Academy. Garrett Macgowen and Rory Woods combined to stop 19 of 21 shots.

Ian Pasquarelli and Jared Sylvia both scored a goal for 5-2 Houlton-Hodgdon, and Nick Joslyn made 23 saves on 30 shots.

Boys basketball

BC Patriots 71, So. Aroostook 64

At Dyer Brook, Josh Madden poured in 22 points, including four 3-pointers, as the Patriots held off the Warriors.

David Chrisos added 20 points and Greg Patterson chipped in with 10 for Bangor Christian.

Corey Shield put in a game-best 18 points for Southern Aroostook. Wade Hersey scored 11 and Carey Edkins had 10.

Bangor Christian (6-0) 71

Madden 8-2-22, Patterson 4-0-10, Chrisos 8-3-20, B. Sobey 4-0-8, McCleary 1-2-4, E. Sobey 1-3-5

Southern Aroostook (3-4) 64

Hardy 2-5-9, Edkins 4-0-10, Hartin 4-0-9, Shields 9-0-18, Hersey 4-3-11, Brooker, Anderson

3-pt. goals: Madden 4, Patterson 2, Chrisos; Edkins 2, Hartin, Grant

Bangor Christian 25 32 55 71

So. Aroostook 15 34 49 64

JV: Southern Aroostook 46-37

Lubec 61, DI-Stonington 50

At Lubec, Jordan Hall scored eight of his 16 points in the third quarter as the Hornets pulled away from the Mariners.

Dylan Lord led Lubec with 19 points.

Chris Gray scored 19 points for Deer Isle-Stonington.

Deer Isle-Stonington (1-6) 50

Gray 8-3-19, Trundy 4-0-8, Carter 2-2-6, Douglass 2-0-4, Gielarowski 3-1-7, Eaton 1-1-4, N. Ciomei, Haskell, Robbins, Jones, Shepard, S. Ciomei

Lubec (1-4) 61

Hall 6-2-16, Jones 0-2-2, Lord 8-3-19, Marston 2-0-6, Boutin 1-3-5, Blake 3-0-6, Rice 0-4-4, Brown 1-0-3, Scoville

3-pt. goals: Eaton; Hall 2, Marston 2, Brown

DI-Stonington 11 27 34 50

Lubec 17 32 47 61

Presque Isle 81, Fort Kent 55

At Fort Kent, Kyle James scored 21 points to push the Wildcats by the Warriors.

Fred Bird netted 14 points for Presque Isle and John Wildeman added nine.

Dustin Nadeau scored 16 points to lead Fort Kent and Mitch Ouellette had eight.

Presque Isle (3-2) 81

Carlin 2-0-6, Swanson, James 7-5-21, Deschane 2-1-7, Cray, Lockhart, McGlinn 1-0-3, Rideout 3-1-7, Bird 4-4-14, Wildeman 4-1-9, Whitaker 6-0-4

Fort Kent (0-5) 55

Hartman, Caron 0-2-2, S. Rossignol 0-1-1, Jandreau, McBreairty, Raymond 0-3-3, Duval, Nadeau 7-0-16, Boucher, R. Ouellette 2-1-5, Bard 2-3-7, M. Rossignol 2-0-5, M. Ouellette 3-2-8, Rivera 2-2-6

3-pt. goals: Carlin 2, James 2, Deschane 2, Bird 2, Whitaker 2, McGlinn; Nadeau 2, M. Rossignol

Presque Isle 21 42 64 81

Fort Kent 11 32 42 55

JV: Presque Isle 81-47

Washburn 56, Limestone 30

At Limestone, Jason Thompson scored 27 points to lead Washburn to their fifth win of the season.

Chris Pesut netted 12 points for Washburn.

Joey Cote scored nine points for Limestone and Josh Poisson added eight.

Washburn (5-3) 56

Thompson 12-3-27, Pesut 6-0-12, Bagley 2-0-5, Bird 1-2-4, Carter 2-0-4, Bigbee, Vaughn, Goupille, Hunt

Limestone (2-3) 30

Cote 3-2-9, Poisson 4-0-8, Manor 2-0-4, Pelletier 1-1-3, Tamburello 1-0-2, E. McCullough 1-0-2, Frazier 1-0-2, Bretzke, F. McCullough, Leighton

3-pt. goals: Bagley; Cote

Washburn 8 24 40 56

Limestone 10 19 23 30

JV: Washburn 39-34

MDI 67, Houlton 66

At Mount Desert, Kyle Jones was 8-8 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter as the Trojans held off a Shiretowners’ comeback bid.

Jones scored 28 points to lead MDI while Jake King had 19.

Mark Socoby had 22 points for Houlton while Jordan Hill added 11.

Houlton (3-4) 66

Hill 4-0-11, Lenentine 1-2-5, Brown, B. Miles 3-0-7, A. Miles, York 2-1-5, Bartlett 1-0-2, Socoby 8-2-22, O’Connell 3-0-6, Edwards 2-1-6, Duff 1-0-2

MDI (5-2) 67

Jones 7-10-28, Dougis 1-0-2, Staples 1-0-3, Stratton, Lewis, Suvlu 3-0-7, King 8-3-19, O’Connell 1-0-2, Chernosky, Colbeth 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Socoby 4, Hill 3, Edwards, Lenentine, B. Miles; Jones 4, Staples, Suvlu

Houlton 13 30 41 66

MDI 18 31 51 67

JV: MDI 73-48

Van Buren 80, Easton 51

At Van Buren, Sabian Deuchler scored 24 points to help Van Buren continue their undefeated record.

Jeremy Chasse netted 14 points for Van Buren and Tyler Hughes added nine.

Tyler Bradley and Brandon Carlow each scored 11 points for Easton and Danny Warren had 10 points.

Easton (1-7) 51

Bradley 4-0-11, Carlow 4-0-11, Osgood 3-2-8, Desmond 2-2-6, Warren 4-1-10, Perry 1-0-2, Tompkins 1-0-3

Van Buren (8-0) 80

Hughes 4-0-9, Gagnon 3-0-6, Deuchler 11-2-24, Chasse 6-0-14, Corbin 4-0-8, Martin 4-0-9, LaPierre 3-0-6, Violette 2-0-4, O’Hare, Vick, Cyr

3-pt. goals: Bradley 3, Carlow 3, Tompkins, Warren; Hughes, Chasse 2, Martin

Easton 12 26 43 51

Van Buren 27 46 66 80

Ellsworth 65, Caribou 33

At Ellsworth, Ellsworth committed six turnovers to Caribou’s 16 and harassed the Vikings with a fullcourt press to take a big early lead and never look back.

The Eagles also held a big edge on the line with 19-for-27 shooting compared to a 3-for-5 effort by Caribou.

Joey Dewitt led Ellsworth with 21 points and Andy Tracy chipped in with 19.

Andrew Susee led Caribou with nine points.

Caribou (4-3) 33

Susee 4-1-9, Pelletier 2-1-5, Nason 3-1-7, J. Peterson 2-0-4, Nadeau 2-0-4, Thompson 1-0-2, St. Peter 1-0-2, Wakana, Cashman, K. Peterson, Cederman

Ellsworth (2-5) 65

Dewitt 7-6-21, Tracy 6-4-19, Mayo 1-0-2, Wood 1-6-8, Sawyer 2-0-6, Berry 1-0-2, Jordan 1-0-2, Jones 1-1-3, McMillan 0-1-1, Sprague 0-1-1, Carrier, Putnam

3-pt. goals: Dewitt 1, Tracy 3, Sawyer 2

Caribou 6 13 22 33

Ellsworth 19 34 44 65

JV: Ellsworth 48-36

Sumner 65, Narraguagus 62

At Harrington, the Tigers outscored the Knights 20-15 in the fourth quarter to rally to the victory.

Jim White and Jamey Polk each scored 22 points to lead the winners.

Josh Beal paced the Knights with 21 points, Jamie Bailey added 21 and Jason Strout 13.

Sumner (5-2) 65

White 10-1-22, Polk 10-1-22, Kidder, Johnson 1-4-6, Joy 1-3-5, Plummer 4-0-8, Allen 1-0-2

Narraguagus (2-6) 62

Beal 9-1-21, Bailey 6-0-14, Strout 4-5-13, Shinn, C. Worcester 1-0-2, Checker 1-0-2, Rossi 3-0-6, Skeate 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: White, Polk; Bailey 2, Beal 2

Sumner 19 31 45 65

Narraguagus 18 33 47 62

JV: Narraguagus 56-54

Stearns 64, Penobscot Valley 49

At Howland, the Minutemen of Millinocket surged to a 12-point lead at the end of the third quarter and outscored Penobscot Valley 15-2 in the fourth en route to their fifth win.