WOODLAND – Chad Pike took a pass from Weston Kochendoerfer and nailed a 15-foot jumper as time expired Friday night, lifting Woodland to a 48-47 schoolboy basketball victory over Calais.

Pike had hit two free throws with 19 seconds to play to put Woodland up by one. The Blue Devils’ Russ McLean then answered by hitting a jumper with five seconds remaining.

Kochendoerfer took the inbounds pass at the top of the key and found Pike in the far corner. Pike finished with 18 points and Kochendoerfer had 14 points to go with nine rebounds. Jesse Nicholson tallied seven points, seven assists and four steals.

Josh Berube led the way for Calais with 21 points.

Calais (7-10) 47

Berube 8-1-21, Dickerson, Reynolds, Guthrie, Smith 2-2-7, McLean 3-0-6, Woodside 3-0-7, Little 3-0-6

Woodland (11-5) 48

Pike 6-4-18, Kochendoerfer 6-0-14, Knowles 1-0-2, Smith, Nicholson 3-1-7, Engroff, Scott 3-1-7, McCoubrey, Tupper

3-pt. goals: Berube 4, Smith, Woodside; Pike 2, Kochendoerfer 2

Calais 10 25 30 47

Woodland 10 21 34 48

JV: Woodland 52-47

Wash. Acad. 74, Jones.-Beals 53

At East Machias, Whitney Stevens scored 23 points and had 10 rebounds to put Washington Academy on top of Jonesport-Beals.

Jared Gray had 15 points and 10 rebounds for the Raiders. Ryan Harmon netted 14 points and had seven assists and James Ramsdell added 10 points.

Jeremy Chandler scored 18 points for the Royals and Abraham Beal had 12.

Jonesport-Beals (11-5) 53

Durkee 3-0-7, Dyer 1-0-3, Balchen 3-0-6, A. Beal 3-4-12, D. Beal 2-1-5, Chandler 7-4-18, Griffin 1-0-2, Lamson, Alley, Berry

Washington Academy (10-5) 74

Harmon 5-1-14, Mawhinney 2-1-5, Stevens 10-1-23, Ja. Gray 6-2-15, Ramsdell 2-6-10, Rushforth 1-1-3, Je. Gray 2-0-4, Colbeth, Merritt, Look, Wood

3-pt. goals: A. Beal 2, Durkee, Dyer; Harmon 3, Stevens 2, Ja. Gray

Jonesport-Beals 14 29 46 53

Wash. Acad. 13 32 55 74

JV: Washington Academy 58-44

Medomak Valley 71, Leavitt 60

At Waldoboro, James Havener scored 19 points to push Medomak Valley to the victory.

Justin Rice netted 17 points for the Panthers.

Lance Poland scored 17 points for Leavitt of Turner Center. Scott Kingsbury netted 16 points and David Berry added 11.

Leavitt (6-7) 60

Rioux 1-2-5, Berry 4-3-11, Witham 0-4-4, Powell 1-1-3, Randlett 2-0-4, Kingsbury 6-4-16, Poland 8-1-17, Brule, Bussell

Medomak Valley (1-12) 71

Boetsch 2-0-4, Parlin 1-0-2, I. Lash 1-0-2, S. Lash 0-3-3, Mauro 0-1-1, Alexander 1-2-4, Turffs 3-2-8, MacKenzie 1-1-3, Havener 8-1-19, Rice 6-4-17, Blackler 4-0-8, Newbert, Donnelly

3-pt. goals: Rioux; Havener 2, Rice

Leavitt 14 27 46 60

Medomak Valley 17 36 53 71

Highview Chr. 59, Greenville 35

At Eastern Maine Technical College in Bangor, Devan Philbrick scored 28 points and had 18 rebounds to lead Highview Christian Academy to the win.

Nate Richards netted 12 points for the Knights of Charleston.

Jordan Belmont scored 12 points for the Lakers and Griz Aucoin added 10.

Greenville (7-7) 35

G. Aucoin 4-1-10, Belmont 6-0-12, Lizotte 3-0-7, Campbell 2-0-4, R. Douglass 1-0-2, Livigne, E. Douglass, K. Belmont, Edmondson, B. Aucoin

Highview Christian Academy (7-5) 59

Philbrick 13-2-28, N. Richards 3-3-12, Kneeland 2-1-5, Martinelli 1-0-2, Waite 4-0-8, A. Richards 2-0-4, Knightly

3-pt. goals: G. Aucoin, Lizotte; Richards 3

Greenville 6 16 25 35

Highview Chr. 11 21 48 59

Mount View 63, MCI 34

At Thorndike, Roy Goodale racked up 21 points to lead the Mustangs to victory.

Marc McCorrison tallied 15 points for Mount View.

Brian Bennett and Kevin McPhail notched seven points each to lead the Huskies of Pittsfield.

MCI (3-13) 34

Bennett 1-5-7, McPhail 3-1-7, Adams 3-0-6, Quint 2-1-5, Hall 0-1-1, Hayama 1-0-2, Godfrey, Shibuya, Basford 2-1-6, Wire

Mount View (12-4) 63

Goodale 8-4-21, McCorrison 5-4-15, Letourneau, Wentworth 0-1-1, Miles 1-2-4, Downs, Ward 3-0-6, Harvey 0-1-1, Jones, Spaulding 3-0-7, Elwell, Higgins 2-0-4, Tripp 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Basford; Goodale, McCorrison, Spaulding

MCI 8 14 20 34

Mount View 10 30 45 63

Bangor Chr. 62, Lee Acad. 50

At Lee, Bangor Christian outscored Lee Academy 19-9 in the fourth quarter to pull away with the win.

Josh Madden scored 26 points for the Patriots and David Chrisos added 14.

Gerry Worster netted 13 points for the Pandas and Neil Cowen had 11. Brian Dow and Jason Mallett each had 10 rebounds.

Bangor Christian (13-3) 62

Madden 10-3-26, Chrisos 5-1-14, Patterson 3-1-9, McCleary 3-1-7, B. Sobey 0-2-2, E. Sobey 0-1-1, Cole 0-2-2

Lee Academy (4-13) 50

Worster 5-1-13, Cowen 4-2-11, Mallett 2-3-7, Dow 4-1-9, Tripp 2-0-5, King 2-0-5, Fiske, Currie, Doane, Michaud, Coulombe

3-pt. goals: Madden 3, Chrisos 3, Patterson 2; Worster 2, Cowen, Tripp, King

Bangor Chr. 18 28 43 62

Lee Academy 18 30 41 50

JV: Bangor Christian 55-51

Hodgdon 56, Madawaska 45

At Madawaska, Ken Prescott netted 13 points to help lead Hodgdon past Madawaska.

Jeff Condon scored 12 points for the Hawks while Jimmy Griffin and Derek Nickerson each added 10.

J.J. DuBois netted 15 points for the Owls. Myles Morneault had 11.

Hodgdon (11-5) 56

Hogan 3-1-7, Currie 1-0-2, Hovey, Condon 5-0-12, Sanford 1-0-2, Griffin 3-2-10, Nickerson 2-6-10, Prescott 6-1-13

Madawaska (3-13) 45

Guerrette 4-0-8, Cyr 1-0-2, Roy, Campbell, Girard, Nadeau 1-0-2, Gerard 2-1-5, Morneault 5-0-11, DuBois 5-2-15, Pennington 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Condon 2, Griffin 2; DuBois 3, Morneault

Hodgdon 16 29 45 56

Madawaska 16 25 39 45

JV: Hodgdon 46-40

Washburn 67, Easton 49

At Easton, Chris Pesut scored a game-high 27 points to put Washburn on top of Easton.

Jason Thompson netted 16 points for the Beavers and Taylor Bagley scored 13.

Danny Warren scored 20 points for Easton.

Washburn (9-6) 67

Carter 0-1-1, Bigbee, Bagley 5-2-13, Drost, Vaughn 1-1-3, Pesut 8-11-27, Goupille, Thompson 7-2-16, Bird 3-1-7, Hunt

Easton (5-12) 49

Carlow 1-0-2, Warren 8-4-20, Osgood 4-0-8, Richardson, Desmond 3-1-7, Marquis, Kierstead, Wells, McMann 1-1-3, Perry 2-0-5, Hewitt 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Bagley; Perry

Washburn 19 29 50 67

Easton 7 22 39 49

JV: Washburn 53-32

Limestone/MSSM 55, Ashland 36

At Limestone, Andrew Pelletier poured in 17 points to lead the Eagles past the Hornets.

George Tamburello notched 15 points for Limestone/Maine School of Science and Mathematics and Jake Manner tossed in 11.

Buck Pineau tallied 13 points to lead Ashland.

Ashland (4-13) 36

Pineau 5-3-13, O’Clair 4-1-9, Smith 2-0-5, Jandreau 0-2-2, Tompkins 1-0-2, Austin 2-0-4, Spencer 0-1-1, Bears, Millett, Hunter, Lewin, Long, Eastman

Limestone/MSSM (4-11) 55

Pelletier 7-0-17, Tamburello 6-2-15, Manner 3-5-11, Cote 3-2-8, E. McCullough 0-2-2, Bretzke 1-0-2, Poisson, Leighton, F. McCullough, Fontaine, Kirchner

3-pt. goals: Smith; Pelletier 3, Tamburello

Ashland 5 15 31 36

Limestone/MSSM 16 33 47 55

JV: Ashland 48-45

Cen. Aroostook 80, SAHS 68

At Mars Hill, the Panthers outscored the Warriors 26-16 in the final period to open the floodgates on a two-point game.

Brian Grew and Jason Woodworth led a balanced scoring attack with 24 points apiece for the winners. Andrew York tossed in 16, and Patrick Walsh 14.

Corey Shields sparked Southern Aroostook of Dyer Brook with 23 points. Corey Edkins chipped in with 13, Wade Hersey with 11, and Tim Hartin with 10.

Southern Aroostook (10-7) 68

Shields 8-7-23, Edkins 4-2-13, Hersey 4-3-11, Hartin 3-3-10, Hardy 2-3-7, Brooker 1-0-2, Grant 1-0-2, Anderson

Central Aroostook (13-4) 80

Grew 7-6-24, York 5-2-16, Woodworth 7-6-24, Walsh 6-2-14, Clockedile 1-0-2, McLaughlin 0-2-2, Kinney, Martinez, Collins 2-2-6, London 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Edkins 3, Hartin; Grew 4, York 4, Woodworth 2

So. Aroostook 16 30 52 68

Cen. Aroostook 15 35 54 80

JV: Southern Aroostook 69-65 (OT)

Girls basketball

George Stevens 48, Bucksport 32

At Blue Hill, Bethany Roberts connected for 18 points to carry the Eagles to victory.

Brandi Winters scored 16 for George Stevens Academy.

Alice Andrews tossed in 16 points for Bucksport, with 11 coming in the first quarter.

Bucksport (1-15) 32

Gourley 1-1-3, Andrews 6-0-16, Taylor 3-1-8, Murauckas 1-3-5, Smith, Adams, Allen

George Stevens (5-11) 48

Youcis 1-2-4, Roberts 7-0-18, Grindle 0-1-1, Winters 4-8-16, Beardsworth 3-0-6, Allen 0-1-1, Haskell 1-0-2, Keevan, Wardwell, Smith, Rioux

3-pt. goals: Andrews 4, Taylor; Roberts 4

Bucksport 15 17 26 32

George Stevens 11 25 38 48

JV: George Stevens 54-14

Shead 41, Washington Acad. 25

At Eastport, Kristen Beaulieu scored 15 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to lead the Tigerettes to victory over the Raiders.

Samantha Davis netted 14 points for Shead, while April Stubbs pulled down 10 rebounds.

Sara Livingstone paced Washington Academy of East Machias with seven points.

Washington Acad. (6-10) 25

Livingstone 3-0-7, A. Govoni 2-0-4, Mawhinney 1-0-2, Porter 0-1-1, Stauffer 1-1-3, L. Govoni 1-0-3, E. Govoni 2-1-5, Holmes, Almendinger, Farren, Ashby

Shead (10-5) 41

McPhail 3-0-6, Richardson 0-2-2, Davis 3-7-14, Beaulieu 6-3-15, N. Bouchard 1-2-4, Morrison, Bowen, V. Bouchard, Stubbs, Constant, Martinez

3-pt. goals: Livingstone, L. Govoni, Davis

Washington Acad. 7 17 22 25

Shead 12 25 31 41

JV: Shead 47-22

Medomak Valley 55, Leavitt 30

At Turner, Laura Briggs scored 10 points and had eight rebounds to pace the Panthers of Waldoboro past Leavitt.

Heather Fogg netted nine points for Medomak Valley.

Kristen Bryant scored nine points for Leavitt.

Medomak Valley (3-10) 55

Schwab 0-2-2, Cullity 3-1-7, Overlock, Ludwig 1-0-2, Brown 4-0-8, McKellar 2-0-4, Birk 0-1-1, Pinkham 2-4-8, Briggs 4-2-10, Fogg 3-1-9, Mountainland 2-0-4

Leavitt (2-11) 30

Berry 1-1-3, Chadbourne 1-0-2, S. Healy 1-4-7, K. Healy 2-1-5, Dyer 1-2-4, Bryany 2-5-9

3-pt. goals: Fogg 2

Medomak Valley 18 32 50 55

Leavitt 3 9 19 30

JV: Medomak Valley 39-37

Lee 65, Bangor Christian 63 (OT)

At Lee, Ashlee Gifford scored off a missed free throw with two seconds left in overtime to win it for Lee Academy.

Shelby Pickering scored 27 points with 13 rebounds for the Pandas. Gifford netted 15 points and Kristin Hersom contributed 10 points and 12 rebounds.

Pam Reitsma scored 19 points with 12 rebounds for the Patriots. Emily Jenkins had 12 points and 10 rebounds and Ashlee Page added 11 points.

Bangor Christian (9-7) 63

D. Miller 3-0-8, Page 3-0-11, Hutchins, K. Miller 2-2-8, Jenkins 5-2-12, French, Seymour 2-0-5, Reitsma 9-1-19

Lee Academy (14-3) 65

Mallett 3-3-9, J. Moors, Pickering 11-5-27, Hanscom 1-0-2, M. Moors, Hersom 3-4-10, Ham 1-0-2, Gifford 7-1-15

3-pt. goals: Page 3, D. Miller 2, K. Miller 2, Seymour

Bangor Christian 20 31 46 57 63

Lee Acad. 15 30 44 57 65

JV: Lee 42-35

Nokomis 48, Brewer 31

At Newport, the Warriors went on a 23-8 run in the final quarter to slam the door on the Witches, who trailed by only two after three.

Lindsey Welch led the Nokomis charge with 18 points, six rebounds and six steals. Danielle Clark contributed 17 points, 11 rebounds, four assists and three blocked shots.

Amy Freeman led the way for Brewer with nine points.

Brewer (6-8) 31

Freeman 4-0-9, Harris 2-2-8, McAvoy 3-0-6, Adams 2-0-4, Bean 1-1-3, Wing 0-1-1, Hamm, McLaughlin

Nokomis (11-1) 48

Welch 5-6-18, Clark 4-9-17, Snow 2-1-5, Lowe 1-2-4, Murray 1-0-3, Merrow 0-1-1, Barden, Bragdon, Paradis

3-pt. goals: Harris 2, Freeman; Welch 2, Murray

Brewer 8 14 23 31

Nokomis 15 21 25 48

JV: Nokomis 33-25

Old Town 64, John Bapst 36

At Old Town, Renee Thibodeau chalked up 15 points as the Indians rolled past the Crusaders.

Kristi Mitchell added 13 points for Old Town and Katie Bergeron notched 11.

Katie Anderle led John Bapst of Bangor with 15 points.

John Bapst (0-13) 36

Anderle 7-1-15, Athrop 0-1-1, Cluff 0-2-2, Ryder 1-1-3, Miller 2-1-5, Lincoln, Allen 3-2-8, Wickstrom, Martin, Hunter 0-1-1, Laferriere 0-1-1

Old Town (8-5) 64

Thibodeau 5-2-15, Bergeron 3-4-11, Mitchell 4-5-13, Marquis 2-3-7, St. Peter 2-0-4, Maurais, Mitchell 1-0-2, Cole 0-2-2, Randall 3-0-6, Kennedy, Prendergast 0-1-1, Spencer 0-3-3

3-pt. goals: Thibodeau 3, Bergeron

John Bapst 12 21 29 36

Old Town 17 32 45 64

Penobscot Valley 47, Schenck 32

At East Millinocket, Nancy Hallett netted 15 points to lead the Howlers to the win.

Sarah Colbeth chipped in with 11 points for Penobscot Valley of Howland.

Rachel Larlee led the Wolverines with nine points.