THORNDIKE – Mount View placed five players in double figures Friday night, helping the Mustangs post a 76-59 schoolboy basketball victory over Erskine Academy.

Roy Goodale led Mount View with 19 points. Marc McCorrison scored 17, while Steve Miles tossed in 12. Kenton Spaulding and Ben Ward added 11 and 10, respectively.

Matt Donar led Erskine Academy of South China with a game-high 21 points. Charlie Janosky had 12.

Erskine Academy (8-2) 59

Demuth 3-3-9, Dow, Childs 2-0-6, Farrington, Peterson, D. Haskell 3-0-7, Glidden 1-0-2, Jones 1-0-2, Janosky 5-2-12, K. Haskell, Donar 7-6-21

Mount View (7-3) 76

Miles 4-2-12, Ward 3-4-10, Crichton 2-0-4, Goodale 6-6-19, McCorrison 6-4-17, Jones, Elwell, Spaulding 5-4-11, Higgins 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Donar, D. Haskell; Miles 2, Goodale, McCorrison

Erskine Academy 16 28 34 59

Mount View 16 34 54 76

JV: Mount View 55-48

Narraguagus 67, Machias 45

At Machias, Jamie Bailey scored 19 points to lead the Knights past the Bulldogs.

Jason Strout netted 17 points with 10 rebounds for Narraguagus of Harrington and Corey Skeate scored 10 points.

Luke Leahy scored 10 points for Machias.

Narraguagus (2-7) 67

C. Worcester 2-0-5, Strout 5-7-17, Bailey 7-4-19, Rossi 4-0-8, Z. Worcester 4-0-9, Shaw, Skeate 4-2-10

Machias (2-9) 45

Brooks 1-0-2, Correll 4-0-8, Richards 4-0-8, Leahy 5-0-10, Smith 1-1-3, Poore 2-2-6, Anderson 0-1-1, Sullivan 2-0-5, Falvey 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: C. Worcester, Bailey, Z. Worcester; Sullivan

Narraguagus 17 28 47 67

Machias 8 22 34 45

JV: Machias 52-45

Calais 67, Lee Acad. 56

At Lee, Nick Reynolds made six of nine free throws as the Blue Devils outscored the Pandas 15-5 in the last five minutes.

Chris Woodside paced a balanced Calais attack with 15 points, seven in the fourth. Reynolds finished with 14 points, while Russ McLean and Josh Berube netted 12 each.

Nate Dow poured in a game-high 29 points for Lee Academy.

Calais (5-5) 67

Woodside 6-3-15, Reynolds 4-5-14, McLean 4-1-12, Berube 3-3-12, Dickerson 4-1-9, Guthrie 0-1-1, Little 0-4-4, McPhee, Pollock

Lee (2-9) 56

N. Dow 11-2-29, Worster 3-2-8, Rideout 3-0-7, Tripp 1-3-5, Cowan 1-1-3, Doane 1-0-2, Mallett 1-0-2, Coulombe, Currie, King, B. Dow, Fiske, Michaud

3-pt. goals: Reynolds, McLean 3, Berube 3; N. Dow 5, Rideout

Calais 11 28 47 67

Lee Acad. 10 30 42 56

JV: Lee Acad. 53-40

Sumner 61, Washington Acad. 50

At East Sullivan, Larry Plummer scored 12 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter as the Tigers came from behind to get the win over the Raiders.

Plummer also had 17 rebounds while Jamey Polk scored a game-high 25 points and grabbed 15 rebounds. Jim White had 10 rebounds.

Whitney Stevens topped Washington Academy of East Machias with 15 points while Jared Gray scored 14.

Washington Acad. (6-3) 50

Ja. Gray 6-2-14, Stevens 6-1-15, Ramsdell 4-0-8, Steinbergh 1-0-2, Harmon 2-0-5, Mawhinney 2-2-6, Mallar, Merritt, Rushforth, Je. Gray, Look, Wood, Colbeth

Sumner (7-3) 61

Polk 11-2-25, Plummer 9-2-20, Huber 2-0-4, White 2-0-4, Johnson 3-0-8, Allen, Kidder, Pennartz, Pinkham, Coffin

3-pt. goals: Stevens 2, Harmon; Polk

Wash. Acad. 12 28 42 50

Sumner 18 22 40 61

JV: Washington Academy 51-48

Islesboro 69, North Haven 48

At Islesboro, Jon Bolduc chalked up 27 points, seven steals and six assists to lead the Eagles over the Hawks.

Islesboro led 39-12 at the half, but North Haven cut it to nine at the end of the third. Then, the Eagles went on a 21-9 spurt in the fourth to put it away.

David Pike chipped in with 12 points and seven assists for Islesboro, and Rory Diffin added six blocked shots.

Alex Curtis led the way for North Haven with 15 points. Ryan Lantagne added 13, and Ben Lovell 11, respectively.

North Haven (2-6) 48

Lovell 4-2-11, Lantagne 3-6-13, Curtis 7-1-15, Barrett 4-1-9, Somma, Hodder

Islesboro (5-1) 69

Bolduc 11-5-27, Pike 5-1-12, Tutor 4-0-9, Roberts 4-0-9, Grindle 3-0-6, Diffin 3-0-6, Gorham, Thomas

3-pt. goals: Lovell

North Haven 3 12 37 48

Islesboro 19 39 48 69

Foxcroft 57, Dexter 47

At Dover-Foxcroft, Bobby Gilbert tossed in a game-high 17 points as the Ponies remained unbeaten.

Danny White chipped in with 12 points for the winners.

Travis Patterson led the Tigers with 15.

Dexter (6-4) 47

Patterson 5-2-15, Towle 2-1-6, Day 3-2-8, Hersey 0-1-1, Rabideau 4-0-8, Roach 2-1-5, Vafiades 0-4-4, Martin, Murray, Bowers, Kennedy

Foxcroft (9-0) 57

Gilbert 6-4-17, White 4-4-12, Withee 3-0-6, Imbert 1-0-2, Kennedy 1-2-4, Carey 3-0-8, Hall 3-2-8, Robinson

3-pt. goals: Patterson 3, Towle; Gilbert, Carey

Dexter 8 17 26 47

Foxcroft 11 22 39 57

JV: Dexter 58-47

Penquis 65, Penobscot Valley 48

At Milo, Jordan Allen poured in 24 points to help his Patriots remain unbeaten.

Dustin Perkins chipped in with 11 points for Penquis.

Matt Mulligan sparked the Howlers of Howland with 24 points.

Penobscot Valley (3-7) 48

Mulligan 11-0-24, Artes 1-0-2, Nicholson 0-3-3, Coyle 1-0-2, Slowikowski 2-2-6, Lavertu 3-0-6, Hallett 1-1-3, Speed 1-0-2, Cunningham, Ireland, Cyr

Penquis (10-0) 65

Jo. Allen 10-2-24, Du. Perkins 4-2-11, Chase 3-0-8, De. Perkins 1-1-3, Ju. Allen 1-0-2, Kissell 4-0-8, Gerrish 1-2-4, Andrews 0-2-2, McKenzie 1-0-2, Young, Turgeon, Batchelder, Faulkingham, Hamlin

3-pt. goals: Mulligan 2; Jo. Allen 3, Chase 2, Du. Perkins

Penobscot Valley 8 23 36 48

Penquis 13 31 48 65

JV: Penobscot Valley 54-15

Katahdin 62, Fort Fairfield 56

At Fort Fairfield, Owen McCarthy scored 15 points to help lift the Cougars of Sherman Station to victory.

Brian Sullivan scored 14 points for Katahdin, Pat Willett netted 13 points and Tom Rodgerson added 12.

Brandon Levasseur scored a game-high 25 points for Fort Fairfield.

Katahdin (5-5) 62

Willett 5-2-13, Cyr 1-0-2, Davis 2-0-4, Sullivan 7-0-14, Ja. Cullen 0-2-2, Rodgerson 3-7-12, Jo. Cullen, McCarthy 5-5-15

Fort Fairfield (7-3) 56

Turner, Esancy 2-2-6, Bernaiche 1-0-2, Levasseur 10-5-25, Kenneson 5-1-11, Helstrom 1-0-2, Osgood 1-0-2, McLaughlin 3-0-8

3-pt. goals: Willett, Rodgerson; McLaughlin 2

Katahdin 15 35 46 62

Fort Fairfield 11 24 42 56

JV: Fort Fairfield 79-67 (3 OT)

Washburn 68, Cen. Aroostook 64

At Washburn, Jason Thompson, Chris Pesut and Zach Bird each recorded a double-double as the Beavers notched a key victory.

Central Aroostook (7-3) 64

Grew 5-3-16, Woodworth 5-3-15, York 4-4-12, Clockedile 2-0-4, Martinez 0-1-1, Walsh 4-0-8, Kilcollins 3-2-8, Chavez

Washburn (7-5) 68

Thompson 11-3-25, Pesut 3-8-14, Bird 5-3-13, Bagley 2-1-5, Vaughn 3-0-6, Bigbee 1-1-3, Hunt 1-0-2, Carter, Goupille

3-pt. goals: Grew 3, Woodworth 2

Cen. Aroostook 16 25 41 64

Washburn 12 27 47 68

Girls basketball

George Stevens 46, Sumner 36

At Blue Hill, Laurie Allen went 6-for-6 from the foul line in the fourth quarter to help the Eagles hold off the Tigers.

Bethany Roberts paced George Stevens Academy with 13 points and Sadie Beardsworth contributed 11.

Sandra Klausmeyer powered Sumner of East Sullivan with 19 points.

Sumner (1-9) 36

Beattie 0-2-2, Dunbar 2-0-4, Ruhlin 2-0-4, Page 1-0-2, Rock 1-0-2, Scott 1-0-3, Klausmeyer 8-2-19, Tucker, Alley

George Stevens (2-8) 46

Moon 1-1-3, Youcis 0-4-4, Roberts 6-0-13, Winters 1-1-3, Beardsworth 3-5-11, Allen 1-6-8, Haskell 2-0-4, Wardwell, Grindle

3-pt. goals: Scott, Klausmeyer; Roberts

Sumner 12 23 29 36

George Stevens 12 24 33 46

JV: Sumner 46-43

MDI 75, Orono 28

At Mount Desert Island, Bracey Barker scored 22 points to lead the Trojans.

Shelley Gott netted 13 points for Mount Desert Island while Kara Horton and Jessica Norwood each scored 11 points.

Hilary See scored 11 points for Orono.

Orono (4-5) 28

Glencross, See 3-4-10, Alford, Leture, Wagner, Artesani, Shay, Lint 4-0-8, Young, Sypher 0-2-2, Saucier 2-4-8

Mount Desert Island (10-0) 75

Stanley 1-0-2, Gordius 0-1-1, McGarr, Joy 3-1-7, Horton 4-1-11, Shuster 1-1-3, Gott 4-3-13, Barker 10-2-22, Young 1-1-3, Christie, Norwood 4-0-11, Banks 1-0-2, Dow

3-pt. goals: Norwood 3, Horton 2, Gott 2

Orono 4 12 21 28

MDI 15 32 55 75

JV: MDI 75-24

Hermon 47, Bucksport 25

At Bucksport, Malerie Hall scored 11 points to help lead Hermon past Bucksport.

Jessie Wiggin and Shannon Wiggin each scored eight points for Hermon.

Alice Andrews netted 14 points for Bucksport.

Hermon (4-5) 47

J. Wiggin 4-0-8, Smith 2-1-5, Garland 1-0-2, Dobbins 3-1-7, Ormsby, Nightingale, S. Wiggin 3-2-8, Hall 2-7-11, MacDonald 3-0-6

Bucksport (1-9) 25

Gourley, Andrews 5-1-14, Adams 0-1-1, Kr. Allen, Murauckas 3-0-6, Smith 1-0-2, Black, Ka. Allen, Fitzpatrick 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Andrews 3

Hermon 14 26 43 47

Bucksport 2 7 14 25

JV: Hermon 32-27

Erskine 50, Mount View 43

At Thorndike, Ashley Shanholtzer led a balanced attack with 12 points to pace the Eagles of South China.

Bonnie Dow chipped in with eight points for Erskine.

Amy Miles led all scorers for the Mustangs with 16. Heather Carter popped in 15 points and hauled down 18 rebounds.

Erskine (5-5) 50

Shanholtzer 2-8-12, Dow 3-2-8, Horak 3-0-6, Malley 2-0-4, Gleaton 3-1-7, Thomas 4-0-8, Everett 2-0-4, Bocchino 0-1-1, Lamey, Fortin, Macklin, Anderson

Mount View (3-7) 43

A. Miles 5-6-16, Carter 6-3-15, Stevens 2-0-5, Barnard 1-2-5, Drummond 0-2-2, Hunter, York, Whitcomb, Mehuren, L. Miles, Clements

3-pt. goals: Stevens, Barnard

Erskine 6 23 39 50

Mount View 5 17 23 43

JV: Mount View 47-45

Maranacook 52, Rockland 39

At Rockland, Toby Martin scored 23 points to put the Black Bears of Readfield on top of the Tigers.

Erica Brennan netted 12 points for Maranacook.

Annie Pennell scored 14 points for Rockland.

Maranacook (8-2) 52

Martin 6-9-23, Bardaglio 1-0-2, Edwards 3-0-6, Bean 1-6-9, Brennan 5-2-12, Mason, Mace

Rockland (7-3) 39

Pennell 5-4-14, Grant 2-3-7, Hurley 1-0-3, Felt 1-0-3, Dunton 1-1-3, Hynes 3-1-9, Clark

3-pt. goals: Martin 2, Bean; Hynes 2, Hurley, Felt

Maranacook 8 25 36 52

Rockland 7 22 31 39

JV: Maranacook 36-34

Stearns 65, Houlton 48

At Houlton, Ashley Boynton scored 22 points to help keep the Minutemen out front.

Leslie Osborne netted 16 points for Stearns of Millinocket and Trisha MacDonald added 15.

Kasey Cleary scored 14 points for Houlton.

Stearns (8-3) 65

MacDonald 6-2-15, Boynton 10-0-20, L. Osborne 6-4-16, Nason 1-3-6, Legassey 1-3-5, Arsenault 1-0-3, J. Osborne, Michaud

Houlton (4-8) 48

Cleary 4-3-14, Foster 5-0-10, Guy 2-0-5, Thompson 1-1-3, Skehan 0-1-1, Cole 2-1-5, Lenentine 1-0-2, Sewell 3-2-8, Varney, Beals

3-pt. goals: MacDonald, Nason, Arsenault; Cleary 3, Guy

Stearns 19 35 50 65

Houlton 6 20 36 48

JV: Houlton 45-38

Mattanawcook 59, Schenck 22

At Lincoln, Ali Keegan tallied 11 points and 14 rebounds, and the Lynx had 12 players score in the win.

Courtney Gulesian added nine points for Mattanawcook and Kate Head grabbed 11 rebounds.

Jessica Jarmark led the Wolverines of East Millinocket with 11 points.

Schenck (1-9) 22

Bishop 0-1-1, Jarmark 4-1-11, Gleason 1-0-2, Jamo 0-4-4, Carey 1-0-2, Larlee 1-0-2, Rudge, McLeod, Hanington, Peabody, Pray

Mattanawcook (5-3) 59

Pietras 1-2-4, Oliver 1-2-4, Cousineau 1-1-3, Littlefield 1-0-2, H. Gulesian 1-2-4, Malone 0-1-1, C. Gulesian 4-1-9, Reed 2-0-4, Sanderson 2-0-4, Slike 2-3-7, Keegan 4-3-11, Head 2-2-6

3-pt. goals: Jarmark 2

Schenck 4 8 15 22

Mattanawcook 13 27 48 59

JV: Mattanawcook 58-10

Hockey

Hampden 9, Stearns 0

At Millar Arena in Houlton, Adam Standley tallied four goals as the Broncos upped their record to 9-1.

Greg Taylor had two goals and two assists for Hampden. Chris Bearor also had two goals and Lance Ingerson added one. Garrett Macgowan and Rory Woods combined to stop all 12 shots they faced to earn the shutout.

Nick Simon and Jay Kim made 48 saves against 57 shots between them for the 1-4 Minutemen of Millinocket.