FORT FAIRFIELD – The Central Aroostook Panthers of Mars Hill hit three consecutive 3-pointers to pull ahead at the end of the third quarter and hold the lead for good in a 66-57 schoolboy basketball victory over the host Tigers.

Bryan Grew netted 26 points for Central Aroostook at Mars Hill. Pat Walsh scored 14 and Jason Woodworth had 13 points.

Sam Esancy scored 19 points for Fort Fairfield and Brandon Levasseur added 18.

Central Aroostook (8-3) 66

Clockedile 1-0-3, McLaughlin 0-2-2, York 1-2-5, Kinny 1-1-3, Grew 8-8-26, Woodworth 3-6-13, Walsh 5-4-14, Kilcollins

Fort Fairfield (7-4) 57

Turner, Esancy 8-3-19, Bernaiche 1-0-2, Levasseur 6-6-18, Kenneson 5-0-10, Helstrom 1-0-3, McLaughlin 2-0-5, King

3-pt. goals: Grew 2, Clockedile, York, Woodworth; Helstrom, McLaughlin

Cen. Aroostook 16 28 45 66

Fort Fairfield 13 26 43 57

JV: Fort Fairfield 50-26

Houlton 56, Caribou 52

At Houlton, Mark Socoby scsored 24 points to keep Houlton ahead of Caribou.

Jon Chasse netted 16 points for Caribou as Griffin St. Peter and Justin Cedarman each scored 10 points.

Caribou (4-7) 52

St. Peter 4-0-10, Cedarman 4-0-10, Chasse 8-0-16, Wakana 0-2-2, Nadeay 3-0-7, Nason 2-3-7, J. Peterson, K. Peterson, Susee

Houlton (7-6) 56

Socoby 8-6-24 Hill 1-0-2, Brown 2-2-6, B. Miles 1-0-2, Bartlett 2-2-6, O’ Connell 2-1-5, Edwards 2-1-5, York, Duff

3-pt. goals: St. Peter 2, Cedarman 2, Nadeau; Socoby 2, B. Miles 2

Caribou 11 22 36 52

Houlton 15 27 39 56

JV: Houlton 64-53

East Grand 76, So. Aroostook 53

At Danforth, junior guard Darius Parker scored a career-high 33 points with 11 of those coming in the third period when East Grand broke the game open by outscoring Southern Aroostook of Dyer Brook 21-10.

Richard Byers contributed 18 points, 10 rebounds and five assists. Eight of his points came in the third quarter.

Corey Shields’ 25 points led Southern Aroostook. Zac Philibert and Corey Edkins combined for 16 more.

So. Aroostook (6-6) 53

Hardy 3-0-6, Edkins 3-1-8, Hartin 2-0-4, Shields 11-3-25, Grant, Brooker, Lane, Philibert 4-0-8, Anderson, Austin, Hersey 1-0-2

East Grand (8-2) 76

Parker 12-6-33, R. Byers 9-0-18, E. Hanington 1-0-2, Faulkner 3-0-6, Scott 1-3-5, Preston 1-0-2, Irish 3-0-7, Smith, M. Hanington 0-3-3, B. Byers

3-pt. goals: Edkins; Parker 3, Irish

So. Aroostook 17 34 44 53

East Grand 21 41 62 77

JV: So. Aroostook 60-46

Hodgdon 75, Katahdin 66

At Sherman Station, Hodgdon drew 16 fouls in the fourth quarter and capitalized on free throws to pull ahead of Katahdin.

Ken Prescott scored 19 points for Hodgdon as Kevin Sanford added 16. Jimmy Griffin scored 15 points and Derek Nickerson scored 11.

Brian Sullivan netted 24 points for Katahdin as Sam Cyr scored 11 and Pat Willett had 10.

Hodgdon (8-3) 75

Hogan 2-3-7, Condin 3-0-7, Sanford 5-6-16, Griffin 5-4-15, Nickerson 2-7-11, Prescott 7-5-19

Katahdin (5-6) 66

Grass 1-0-3, Willett 5-0-10, McAvoy 0-2-2, Cyr 4-1-11, Sullivan 10-3-24, Ja. Cullin 1-0-2, Rodgerson 0-3-3, Jo. Cullin 3-0-6, McCarthy 2-1-5, Davis

3-pt. goals: Condin, Griffin; Cyr 2, Grass, Sullivan

Hodgdon 13 34 52 75

Katahdin 13 33 51 66

JV: Katahdin 59-25

Fort Kent 64, Madawaska 38

At Fort Kent, Fort Kent outscored Madawaska by a margin of 26-6 and was led in scoring by Dustin Nadeau who had 23 points to help give them their first win of the season.

Miles Morneault led the Madawaska effort with 12 points.

Madawaska 38

Deng 0-1-1, Campbell 2-0-4, Nadeau 1-02, Gerard 3-3-9, Morneault 3-4-12, Dubois 3-0-6, Pennington 2-0-4, Girard, Labbe, Roy, Cyr

3-pt. goals: Morneault 2; Raymond

Fort Kent (1-9) 64

Caron 3-1-7, Raymond 1-0-3, Duval 2-0-4, Nadeau 9-5-23, Ouellette 1-0-2, Bard 4-0-8, Rossignol 1-0-2, Ouellet 3-2-8, Rivera 3-1-7, Boucher, McBreairty, Jendreau

3-pt. goals: Morneault 2; Raymond

Madawaska 9 17 29 38

Fort Kent 26 44 54 64

JV: Fort Kent 53-42

Erskine 54, Rockland 53

At Rockland Monday, Matt Donar hit six 3-pointers and finished with 26 points as the Eagles of South China edged the Tigers.

Charlie Sanoski added 13 points for Erskine.

Casey Brown led Rockland with 16 points. Mike Worster added 15 and Aaron Creamer scored 11.

Erskine (9-2) 54

Demuth 3-0-6, Childs 1-0-2, D. Haskell 1-0-2, Glidden 0-1-1, Jones 1-1-3, Sanoski 4-4-13, K. Haskell 0-1-1, Donar 10-0-26, Dow

Rockland (4-7) 53

Curtis 1-0-2, Oliver 3-0-6, Worster 5-0-15, Brown 7-2-16, Hynes 1-1-3, Creamer 3-5-11, Davis, Gushee, Cousens

3-pt. goals: Donar 6, Sanoski; Worster 5

Erskine 20 31 49 54

Rockland 14 29 42 53

JV: Rockland 68-44

Shead 86, J-Beals 80

At Jonesport, Jason Bones poured in a game-high 32 points and Ben Maloney scored seven of his 16 in the third quarter as Shead of Eastport outscored Jonesport-Beals 29-19 to erase a five-point halftime deficit and take the lead for good.

Shead avenged a 65-50 loss to the Royals in Eastport on Dec. 20.

Jesse Demmons had 12 points for the Tigers and Mike Demolet contributed 10 more.

Abraham Beal’s 26 points paced Jonesport-Beals. Erik Balchen chipped in with 15, Derrick Beal had 13 and Jeremy Chandler tossed in 10 points.

Shead (7-3) 86

Maloney 5-5-16, Demolet 4-1-10, Bones 11-8-32, Demmons 4-3-12, Marshall 1-0-2, MacDonald 3-0-6, Constant 3-2-8

Jonesport-Beals (8-4) 80

A. Beal 9-7-26, Balchen 6-3-15, Chandler 5-0-10, D. Beal 4-5-13, Durkee 2-2-6, Dyer 3-0-7, Berry 1-0-3, Lamson, M. Alley

3-pt. goals: Bones 2, Demmons, Demolet, Maloney; Beal, Dyer, Berry

Shead 25 36 65 86

Jonesport-Beals 17 41 60 80

JV: J-B 55-50

Camden 55, Winslow 52 (OT)

At Rockport, Tim Stammen scored 22 points and grabbed eight rebounds to help lead the Camden Hills Windjammers over Winslow in overtime.

Greg Crupi added 10 points for the ‘Jammers.

Micah Grant pace the Black Raiders with 25 and Adam Haskell chipped in with 10.

Winslow (9-2) 52

LaPointe 1-2-4, Helberg 2-0-4, Sandoval, Thibodeau, Lopez 2-1-5, Grant 7-11-25, Blodgett 1-0-2, Boutin 0-2-2, Haskell 4-2-10

Camden Hills (8-2) 55

Davis 0-2-2, Crupi 2-6-10, Horn 2-0-4, T. Stammen 5-12-22, G. Stammen 3-2-8, Fitzgerald 0-1-1, Aylward 1-1-4, Massey 2-0-4, Puls, Dennen

3-pt. goals: Aylward

Winslow 9 18 32 48 52

Camden Hills 9 21 35 48 55

JV: Camden Hills 41-34

Narraguagus 72, Calais 63

At Calais, Jason Strout scored 17 of his game-high 23 points in the second half to lead Narraguagus of Harrington to the victory.

Jamie Bailey scored 19 for the Knights.

Josh Berube led Calais with 17 points. Russell McLean had 14 and Garrett Dickerson added 10.

Narraguagus (4-8) 72

Strout 11-1-23, Bailey 7-4-19, C. Worcester 1-4-7, Checker 1-4-6, Rossi 3-2-8, Z. Worcester 3-0-9, Skeate 2-0-4, Beal, Hicks, Albee

Calais (6-6) 63

Dickerson 3-4-10, Berube 6-0-17, McLean 4-3-14, Reynolds 2-0-4, Guthrie 0-1-1, Smith 1-0-2, McPhee 2-2-6, Woodside 4-0-8, Little

3-pt. goals: Bailey, C. Worcester, Z. Worcester 3; Berube 5, McLean 3

Narraguagus 19 35 48 72

Calais 19 32 38 63

JV: Narraguagus 66-61 (OT)

Girls basketball

Mount View 72, Oak Hill 48

At Sabattus, Amy Myles, Ashley Bernard and Heather Carter each scored 12 points to head up a balanced scoring attack by Mount View of Thorndike.

Carter also grabbed 10 rebounds, Jenna Drummond had nine, and Kristy Clement added eight for the Mustangs.

Katie Dyer led the Raiders with 11 points.

Mount View (4-7) 72

Myles 5-2-12, Barnard 5-2-12, Carter 4-4-12, Clements 4-1-9, Drummond 3-2-8, Hunter 2-1-5, J. Stevens 1-0-2, York 1-0-3, Whitcomb 1-0-2, Mehuren 1-0-2, L. Myles 0-3-3, C. Stevens 1-0-2, Caler

Oak Hill (0-11) 48

Dyer 3-5-11, Medeiros 2-3-8, Stein 1-3-6, Shaw 2-1-5, Ames 2-0-4, McRater 1-0-2, Quinlan 4-0-8, Rioux 1-0-2, Chapman 1-0-2, Austin, Dietrich, Bureau

3-pt. goals: York; Medeiros

Mount View 17 40 58 72

Oak Hill 14 23 35 48

Mattanawcook 53, Woodland 44

At Lincoln, Courtney Gulesian scored 16 points to keep the Lynx ahead of the Dragons.

Ali Keegan netted 12 points for Mattanawcook Academy of Lincoln and Codi Slike added 10.

Megan Lord scored 15 points for Woodland.

Woodland (8-3) 44

Leeman 2-2-7, Smith 2-4-8, Ferry 2-0-6, Lord 5-5-15, Troiani 3-0-6, Seavey 1-0-2, Knights

Mattanawcook Acad. (6-3) 53

Cousineau 4-0-8, Littlefield 1-3-5, C. Gulesian 6-4-16, Slike 5-0-10, Keegan 6-0-12, Head 1-0-2, Pietras, Reed

3-pt. goals: Ferry 2, Leeman

Woodland 8 19 33 44

Mattanawcook 14 24 39 53