Patterson lifts Tigers, smashes Dexter record

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DEXTER – Travis Patterson poured in 32 points, breaking Dexter High’s all-time scoring record and leading the Tigers to an 81-57 victory over Penobscot Valley Thursday in schoolboy basketball action.

Patterson now has 1,227 points.

Brett Towle contributed 12 points for Dexter, and Eric Day added 10.

Matt Mulligan led the Howlers of Howland with 26.

Penobscot Valley (2-5) 57

Mulligan 12-1-26, Nicholson 4-0-8, Cummings 2-0-6, Lavertu 3-0-6, Thompson 0-4-4, Hallett 1-1-3, Artes 1-0-2, Coyle 1-0-2, Ireland, Cyr

Dexter (5-3) 81

Patterson 9-2-32, Towle 3-4-12, Day 4-2-10, Rabideau 4-0-8, Vasiades 3-0-6, Martin 0-2-2, Murray 1-0-3, Roach 1-0-2, Hersey 0-2-2, Kenney 1-2-4, Bowers, Brayson, Poulin

3-pt. goals: Cummings 2, Mulligan; Patterson 3, Murray

Penobscot Valley 6 22 40 57

Dexter 15 38 60 81

JV: Dexter 63-38

Mount View 58, MCI 39

At Pittsfield, Marc McCorrison scored a game-high 15 points and Roy Goodale had 13 more as Mount View of Thorndike triumphed.

Anthony Greenlaw and Willy Crichton combined for 19 points for the Mustangs, who broke the game open by outscoring the Huskies 20-7 in the third quarter.

Marty Quint and Taisuke Hayama had eight points each for Maine Central Institute.

Mount View(5-2) 58

Spaulding 2-0-4, Letourneau, Merrifield, Miles 3-0-6, Philbrook, Higgins, Elwell, Greenlaw 5-0-10, Downs, Ward 0-1-1, Crichton 4-1-9, Jones, Goodale 5-2-13, McCorrison 5-2-15

MCI (1-6) 39

Bennett 1-2-4, Adams 1-3-5, Quint 4-0-8, Hall 1-0-2, Hayama 2-4-8, Godfrey 1-0-3, Shibuya 3-1-7, Wire 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: McCorrison 3, Goodale; Godfrey

Mount View 15 25 45 58

MCI 11 20 27 39

Messalonskee 70, Cony 56

At Oakland, Isaac Hutchinson and Joe Beaudoin scored 17 of the Eagles’ 19 third-quarter points to earn a key early-season win over the Rams of Augusta.

Hutchinson finished with 21 points and Beaudoin with 17 for the winners, and Matt Workman added 10.

Jac Arbour led Cony with 19 points and Ryan Conrad notched 16.

Cony (4-1) 56

Arbour 9-1-19, Conrad 3-10-16, Valley 2-2-6, Hunt 3-0-7, Vachon 0-3-3, Whitlock 1-0-2, Beaudoin 1-0-3

Messalonskee (3-1) 70

Hutchinson 7-5-21, Beaudoin 5-5-17, Workman 4-0-10, Kershner 2-3-8, Kendrick 1-3-5, Fisher 1-1-4, Wrigley 1-0-2, Parker 0-2-2, McAvoy 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Hunt, Beaudoin; Hutchinson 2, Beaudoin 2, Workman 2, Kerschner, Fisher

Cony 13 25 39 56

Messalonskee 17 32 51 70

JV: Cony 40-37

Lawrence 44, Skowhegan 42

At Skowhegan, the Bulldogs hit 13 of 18 shots from the free-throw line to hold on for the victory.

Travis Dorsey paced Lawrence of Fairfield with 17 points, Trevor Woods put in 12 and Nate Lambert netted 11.

Derek Holt and Jeremy Mitchell led Skowhegan with 15 points apiece.

Lawrence (2-2) 44

Hagerman, Weymouth, Dorsey 8-1-17, Lambert 2-7-11, Rice 0-2-2, Dennis, Woods 4-3-12, McLaughlin 1-0-2

Skowhegan (0-4) 42

Hight 1-4-6, James, Strout, Holt 7-1-15, Mitchell 7-0-15, Anzelc, Malo, Susi

3-pt. goals: Woods; Mitchell

Lawrence 12 14 26 44

Skowhegan 4 17 27 42

Stearns 77, Central 47

At Millinocket, Kevin McLaughlin racked up 24 points to lead the Minutemen to the victory.

Derek DiFrederico tallied 18 points for Stearns and Matt Legassey notched 14.

Joey Kane led the Red Devils of East Corinth with 12.

Central (1-6) 47

Kane 5-1-12, Allen 3-2-8, Palmer 2-0-4, Macomber 1-0-2, Strout 4-0-8, Chambers 2-0-4, Elliott 0-3-3, Brown 2-2-6, Connolly

Stearns (6-1) 77

DiFrederico 7-2-18, McLaughlin 11-1-24, Mat. Legassey 7-0-14, Leino 2-1-5, Fitzgerald 0-1-1, Barnett 0-2-2, Johnson 2-0-4, Jandreau 2-0-6, Mar. Legassey 1-1-3, Moscone, Qualey

3-pt. goals: Kante; DiFrederico 2, Jandreau 2, McLaughlin

Central 6 17 23 47

Stearns 20 35 60 77

JV: Stearns 58-37

East Grand 76, Lee 50

At Danforth, Darius Parker poured in a game-high 29 points and East Grand scored the game’s first eight points en route to the win.

Richard Byers had 11 points and 11 rebounds for the Vikings and Eric Hanington contributed 10 points.

Nate Dow’s 15 points and Neil Cowan’s 13 paced Lee.

Lee (2-6) 50

Dow 6-2-15, Cowan 6-0-13, Rideout 1-0-3, Michaud 1-2-4, King 1-3-5, Mallett 2-0-4, Tripp 2-0-6, Fiske, Worster, B. Dow, Doane

East Grand (5-1) 76

Parker 12-4-29, R. Byers 4-3-11, Hanington 3-3-10, Scott 3-1-7, Faulkner 3-0-6, Irish 2-1-5, Preston 2-0-4, Gray 2-0-4, Smith, B. Byers, Crone

3-pt. goals: Tripp 2, Dow, Cowan, Rideout; Parker, Hanington

Lee Academy 17 39 55 76

East Grand 6 30 40 50

JV: Lee 57-48

SAHS 73, Bangor Christian 57

At Husson College in Bangor, Corey Shields poured in 26 points as the Warriors knocked off the previously undefeated Patriots.

Wade Hersey scored 16 points for Southern Aroostook and Corey Edkins added 15. Griffin Hardy contributed 10.

Josh Madden led Bangor Christian with 18 points and David Chrisos chipped in with 17. Ben Sobey paced the Patriots with 11 rebounds.

Southern Aroostook (4-4) 73

Shields 11-4-26, Hersey 8-0-16, Edkins 6-2-15, Hardy 1-8-10, Grant 1-0-2, Hartin 1-0-2, Henderson 1-0-2, Caswell, Booker

Bangor Christian (6-1) 57

Madden 7-1-18, Chrisos 6-3-17, Patterson 2-1-7, B. Sobey 3-0-6, McCleary 2-0-5, Smith 2-0-4, Denbow, E. Sobey

3-pt. goals: Edkins; Madden 3, Chrisos 2, Patterson 2, McCleary

So. Aroostook 18 34 52 73

Bangor Christian 13 24 39 57

JV: Bangor Christian 44-42

Hockey

Hampden 7, Winslow 6 (OT)

At Sukee Arena, Greg Taylor scored the game-winner for the Broncos 4 minutes into overtime off a pass from Steve Boutin.

Boutin, who finished with a goal and two assists, circled in from behind the net, hit Taylor in the slot, and he stuffed it in the empty net.

Adam Stanley racked up three goals and an assist for 6-1 Hampden. Kevin Brooks had a goal and two assists, and Lance Ingerson chipped in with a goal and an assist. Four of the Broncs’ goals came on the power play. Rory Woods had 11 saves against 17 shots.

Adam Cullivan led the 4-3 Black Raiders with two goals and three assists. Brent Poulin had two goals, Matt Bickford a goal and two assists, and Justin Brow a goal to round out the scoring for Winslow. Mike Zemrak had 31 saves on 38 shots.

Girls basketball

Penquis 47, Mattanawcook 45

At Milo, Kate Hamlin’s 10-foot jumper with about 16 seconds left in regulation propelled the Patriots to a key win over the Lynx of Lincoln.

Hamlin finished with 14 points, while Jean Hamlin scored a game-high 15. Farrar Cobb, who scored with 56 seconds left to tie the game, added 10.

Codi Slike led Mattanawcook with 12 points and Ali Keegan contributed 10.

Mattanawcook (4-3) 45

Pietras, Cousineau 3-2-8, Littlefield 1-0-2, C. Gulesian 3-3-9, Reed 1-0-2, Slike 5-2-12, Keegan 4-2-10, Head 1-0-2

Penquis (5-3) 47

K. Hamlin 6-2-14, Hussey, Morrill 1-0-2, Gerrish 2-2-6, Madden, Comeau, Cobb 4-2-10, J. Hamlin 5-5-15

3-pt. goals: none

Mattanawcook 10 24 36 45

Penquis 8 14 37 47

JV: Mattanawcook 62-9

Mount View 57, MCI 26

At Thorndike, Heather Carter racked up 27 points and 19 rebounds to spark the Mustangs.

Ashley Barnard tallied 11 for Mount View.

Meagan Dodge led the Huskies of Pittsfield with nine.

MCI (1-6) 26

Dodge 4-1-9, Lancaster 0-2-2, Currier 3-0-6, Sullivan 1-0-3, Ferland 1-0-2, Lemari 1-0-2, Holt 1-0-2

Mount View (3-4) 57

Carter 11-5-27, Barnard 4-3-11, Hunter 0-2-2, York 1-1-3, Whitcomb 1-1-3, Mehuren 3-1-7, Miles 1-0-2, Drummond 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Sullivan

MCI 4 12 18 26

Mount View 20 32 44 57

Nokomis 47, John Bapst 16

At Newport, the Warriors’ defense and combination of post play and perimeter shooting was too much for the Crusaders to handle.

Danielle Clark led Nokomis with 17 points and nine rebounds. Michelle Murray contributed 14 points, and Lindsey Welch had eight points and five steals.

Katie Andrle and Lauren Hunter had four each for John Bapst of Bangor, which was held scoreless in the second quarter.

John Bapst (0-5) 16

Andrle 2-0-4, Hunter 2-0-4, Thorpe 1-1-3, Lincoln 1-0-2, Martin, Allen 1-0-2, Laferriere 0-1-1, Cluff, Ryder, Miller

Nokomis (3-1) 47

Clark 6-5-17, Murray 5-1-14, Welch 3-0-8, Al. Bragdon 1-0-3, Barden 1-0-3, Merrow 1-0-2, Holland, Carter, Snow, Gonzalez, Paradis, As. Bragdon, Perry, Lowe

3-pt. goals: Murray 3, Welch 2, Barden

John Bapst 2 2 9 16

Nokomis 13 33 44 47

JV: Nokomis 33-29

Med. Valley 42, Brunswick 29

At Waldoboro, the Panthers connected on 12 of their 15 free throws in the fourth quarter to earn the win.

Nikki Brown paced Medomak Valley with nine points and five rebounds. Laura Briggs added eight points and Eva Burke had a team-best seven rebounds.