Hamlin helps Penquis edge Searsport Stearns defeats WA Raiders

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MILO – Jean Hamlin made three of four free throws in the last 13 seconds to secure a 49-46 Class C girls basketball prelim win for the No. 8 Penquis Patriots over the No. 9 Searsport Vikings Tuesday night.

Kate Hamlin scored 18 points for the Patriots as Shannon Gerrish and Becca Madden each netted 10 points.

Brittany Smith scored 22 points for the Vikings and Pauline Vasiliauskas had 11.

Searsport (11-8) 46

Smith 8-4-22, Porter, Hall 1-0-2, Shute 3-0-6, Vasiliauskas 3-5-11, Cook 2-0-4

Penquis (10-9) 49

K. Hamlin 8-1-18, Morrill 0-1-1, Gerrish 4-1-10, Madden 5-0-10, Comeau, Cobb 2-0-4, J. Hamlin 1-4-6

3-pt. goals: Smith 2; K. Hamlin, Gerrish

Searsport 15 18 37 46

Penquis 14 28 33 49

Class B

Caribou 57, Winslow 54 (OT)

At Caribou, Leah Drew netted 18 points, including four foul shots in overtime, to lift the No. 6 Vikings to the win.

Lindsay Burlock scored 10 points for Caribou, including a basket to tie the game at the end of regulation.

Sarah Roderigue led the scoring for No. 11 Winslow with 15 points while Brittany Morin added 14 and Stephanie Bossie had 12.

Winslow (10-9) 54

Morin 4-6-14, LaPointe 1-0-2, Clement 2-0-4, Carter 3-1-7, Bossie 5-2-12, Roderigue 5-4-15, Byrne, Gagne, Boutin

Caribou (12-7) 57

Gahagan 1-04, Harrigan 2-3-7, Bouchard 1-0-3, Burlock 5-0-10, Drew 5-8-18, Selander 6-4-16

3-pt. goals: Roderigue; Bouchard

Winslow 10 21 35 52 54

Caribou 10 27 38 52 57

Fort Kent 44, Houlton 41

At Fort Kent, McKenzie Boucher scored nine of her 13 points in the fourth quarter including four foul shots toward the end of the game to help give No. 8 Fort Kent the lead and the win.

Mindy Morneault added 14 points for the Warriors.

Kasey Cleary and Anna Lenentine scored 10 points apiece for No. 9 Houlton.

Houlton (7-12) 41

Cleary 3-2-10, Lenentine 3-4-10, Thompson 3-0-6, Cole 3-2-8, Sewell 2-0-4, Beals 1-1-13, Guy, Foster

Fort Kent (10-9) 44

Morneault 4-4-14, Boucher 3-6-13, Pelletier 1-0-3, Minzy 2-0-4, Desjardins 0-1-1, Violette 4-0-8, Hartman 0-1-1, Daigle, Saucier

3-pt. goals: Cleary 2; Morneault 2, Boucher, Pelletier

Houlton 8 17 27 41

Fort Kent 8 26 29 44

Class C

Stearns 67, Washington Acad. 46

At Millinocket, Lesley Osborne tossed in 16 points to help lead No. 7 Stearns past No. 10 Washington Academy.

Trisha MacDonald contributed with 14 points for Stearns.

Mary Mawhinney led the scoring for Washington Academy with 11 points while Andrea Govoni added 10 points.

Washington Acad. (7-12) 46

Govoni 2-6-10, Huffman 1-0-2,Mawhinney 4-3-11, Rushforth 2-0-5, Stauffer 1-1-3, L. Govoni 2-1-6, E. Govoni 3-1-7, Ashby 1-0-2, Baker, Almendinger, Holmes, Livingstone

Stearns (14-5) 67

MacDonald 4-4-14, Nason 1-3-5, Legassey 1-4-6, Fitzgerald 1-0-2, J. Osborne 2-0-4, Arsenault 1-0-2, Boynton 4-0-8, L. Osborne 6-4-16, Michaud 3-0-6, Hale 1-0-2, Franck 1-0-2, Somers

3-pt. goals: Rushforth; MacDonald 2

Washington Acad. 5 24 32 46

Stearns 18 41 49 67

Class D

Lubec 51, Greenville 45

At Greenville, Leann Pike scored 19 points to help No. 9 Lubec upset No. 8 Greenville.

Breanne McPherson chipped in with 14 points for the Hornets and Kristina Scoville added 10.

Beth Bartley scored 25 points for the Lakers. Amber Lavigne and Rica Breton each scored six points.

Lubec (12-7) 51

B. McPherson 5-3-14, Newman 0-1-1, Pike 6-7-19, S. McPherson 1-3-5, Hall 1-0-2, K. Scoville, K. Scoville 4-0-10, Wright, Day

Greenville (12-7) 45

Lavigne 3-0-6, Bouley 2-0-4, Hanson 2-0-4, M. Bartley, Breton 3-0-6, B. Bartley 11-2-25

3-pt. goals: K. Scoville 2, B. McPherson; B. Bartley

Lubec 15 28 38 51

Greenville 17 23 32 45

CAHS 53, Bangor Christian 48

At Husson College’s Newman Gym in Bangor, Lindsay Michaud and Gabriele Smith each scored 18 points to help No. 11 Central Aroostook upset No. 6 Bangor Christian.

The Panthers of Mars Hill took an 8-point lead in the fourth quarter and held off the Patriots for the win.

Jenna Seymour paced BC with 18 points and Pam Reitsma chipped in with 12 points and 13 rebounds.

Central Aroostok (13-6) 53

Michaud 4-10-18, Smith 5-5-18, Barton 2-0-4, Caron 2-0-4, Rideout 3-0-6, Fletcher 0-2-2, Carvell 0-1-1, Gosselin

Bangor Christian (10-9) 48

Seymour 6-6-18, Reitsma 4-4-12, Jenkins 4-1-9, K. Miller 0-6-6, Page 1-0-3, D. Miller, Hutchins, French

3-pt. goals: Smith 3; Page

CAHS 10 22 31 53

Bangor Christian 5 20 28 48

Limestone 57, Katahdin 44

At Limestone, Ashley Brooker scored 23 points and notched three assists to put No. 5 Limestone on top of No. 12 Katahdin.

Nikki Michaud netted 20 points for the Eagles.

K.C. Duffy-Stanley scored 14 points for the Cougars and Brandi Violette added nine.

Katahdin (6-13) 44

Duffy-Stanley 6-0-14, Violette 3-0-9, Ja. Green 3-1-7, McMoarn 3-0-7, Je. Green 0-1-1, Hill 2-2-6, Albert, McAvoy, Brady

Limestone (17-2) 57

Brooker 8-3-23, Michaud 7-6-20, Stackhouse 0-1-1, St. Pierre 1-0-2, Redmond 2-1-5, T. Weatherhead 2-1-5, A. Weatherhead, Beaulieu, Ryder, Beaton, Porter

3-pt. goals: Violette 3, Duffy-Stanley 2, McMoarn; Brooker 4

Katahdin 16 25 32 44

Limestone 15 31 41 57

Woodland 55, Jonesport-Beals 36

At Woodland, Kaitlyn Leeman netted 15 points to help keep No. 1 Woodland on top of No. 16 Jonesport-Beals.

Katie Smith scored 14 points for the Dragons and Valerie Knights added seven.

Ashten Smith had 12 points for the Royalettes and Jody Pinkham scored seven.

Jonesport-Beals (7-12) 36

Look 1-2-4, Pinkham 3-1-7, Smith 4-4-12, S. Beal 1-0-3, C. Hunkler 1-1-3, Chandler 3-0-6, W. Beal 0-1-1, Durkee, Bruno, Backman, Blount, S. Hunkler, Barrett

Woodland (14-5) 55

Leeman 7-1-15, Smith 6-2-16, Knights 2-3-7, Gillespie 0-2-2, Snowman 0-2-2, Ferry 3-0-6, Lord 2-1-5, Seavey 2-0-4, Vose, Troiani, Holmes, Brown

3-pt. goals: S. Beal

Jonesport-Beals 6 22 24 36

Woodland 8 18 35 55

Shead 53, DI-Stonington 47

At Eastport, Samantha Davis scored five of her 26 points in overtime as well as making two foul shots at the end of the fourth quarter to send the game into overtime.

Vanessa McPhail tossed in 12 points for No. 4 Shead while April Stubbs added 10 and Kristen Beaulieu had six points and nine rebounds.

Meghan Wiberg led the scoring for No. 13 Deer Isle-Stonington with 12 points while Heather Hutchinson chipped in with nine points.

DI-Stonington (8-11) 47

Eaton 2-0-4,Oliver 4-0-8, Oheygi 4-0-8, Hutchinson 3-0-9, E. Bray 1-0-2, H. Bray 2-0-4, Wiberg 4-4-12, Fifield

Shead (14-5) 53

McPhail 5-2-12, Richardson 2-1-5, Davis 5-16-26, Stubbs 1-0-2, Beaulieu 3-0-6, Bowen, Bouchard

3-pt. goals: Hutchinson

DI-Stonington 8 18 27 42 47

Shead 10 26 33 42 53

So. Aroostook 33, Van Buren 28

At Dyer Brook, Nicki Lyons scored four of her last five free throws in the last minute of the fourth quarter to give No. 2 Southern Aroostook the win.

Lyons netted 15 points for the Warriors and Tiffany Hartin had eight points and 10 rebounds.

Michelle Parent scored 13 points and had 15 rebounds for No. 15 Van Buren and Casie Caron added nine.

Van Buren (9-10) 28

Parent 5-3-13, Caron 3-1-9, Leveasseur, T. Gagnon, Hews 1-0-2, Martin, Bouchard, D. Gagnon 2-0-4

Southern Aroostook (16-2) 33

Nicki Lyons 5-4-15, Hartin 4-0-8, Hardy 1-0-2, B. Crandall 0-1-1, A. Crandall, McGary, Watson 1-1-3, Charette 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Lyons

Van Buren 6 7 17 28

So. Aroostook 5 17 25 33

Fort Fairfield 36, East Grand 35

At Fort Fairfield, Dani Searles scored with 25 seconds remaining to give No. 8 Fort Fairfield the win over No. 10 East Grand.

Searles netted 12 points for the Tigers and Maranda Butler had 16 rebounds and five steals.

Marie Gilman scored 15 points for the Vikings of Danforth and Amanda Godley had 13 points.

East Grand (7-12) 35

Gilman 4-4-15, McKay, Parker 1-1-3, Osnoe 2-0-4, Godley 4-5-13, Zaneldin

Fort Fairfield (13-6) 36

Gardner 1-0-2, McLaughlin 2-0-4, Butler 2-0-5, K. Searles, Churchill 3-0-6, Demerchant, Langworthy 3-1-7, D. Searles 5-2-12

3-pt. goals: Gilman 3; Butler

East Grand 8 17 26 35

Fort Fairfield 10 18 27 36

Class A

Lawrence 81, Leavitt 30

At Fairfield, Allie Marshall scored a game-high 19 points, Holly Noyes contributed 15 and Stephanie Noyes added 14 as Lawrence cruised past visiting Leavitt of Turner Center.

Melissa Miller had nine points for the winners while Annie Dyer’s 13 points and Kristen Healy’s six led Leavitt.

Leavitt (2-14) 30

Gilbert, Berry, Chadbourne, S. Healy 2-0-4, Lagasse 0-2-2, K. Healy 1-4-6, Dyer 6-1-13, Meserve 1-0-2, Burgess 1-0-3

Lawrence (9-6) 81

S. Noyes 7-0-14, Wright 2-1-5, Miller 3-2-9, Marshall 6-6-19, H. Noyes 5-5-17, McGee, Lawe 2-0-4, Englehart 1-2-4, Moody 1-0-2, Good, Brown 3-1-7, Morrell

3-pt. goals: Burgess; H. Noyes 2, Marshall

Leavitt 8 12 19 30

Lawrence 18 40 69 81

Nokomis 47, Hampden 29

At Hampden, Lindsey Welch and Danielle Clark each scored seven points in the third quarter as the Warriors outscored the Broncos 19-7 in the period en route to their 15th win.

Clark paced Nokomis of Newport with 20 points. Welch contributed 10.

Emmy Russell led the Broncos with 10 points.

Nokomis (15-1) 47

Welch 2-4-10, Murray 2-0-4, Barden 1-0-2, Snow 2-2-7, Perry, Merrow, Lowe 2-0-4, Clark 8-3-20

Hampden (12-5) 29

Webb, Stephenson 1-0-3, Morris 0-1-1, Peters, Littlefield, Thompson 1-0-2, Campbell 4-0-8, Russell 3-4-10, Beal 2-0-4, McBee, Ireland 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Welch 2, Clark 2, Snow; Stephenson

Nokomis 7 18 37 47

Home scores 8 13 20 29

JV: Hampden 56-36

Messalonskee 67, Medomak 40

At Waldoboro, Jenna Lettenberger pumped in a game-high 24 points to spark Messalonskee of Oakland to its 12th win.

Danielle McCarthy’s 15 points and Hana Pelletier’s 14 supplemented Lettenberger’s output.

Laura Briggs’ 12 points led Medomak Valley.

Messalonskee (12-3) 67

Currier 1-0-2, French 3-3-9, McCarthy 4-5-15, Pelletier 5-4-14, McCoskrie 0-2-2, Lettenberger 9-6-24, Duncan 1-0-2, McDougall, Davis, Stevensl

Medomak Valley (4-11) 40

Cornforth 1-0-2, Cullity 1-0-2, Marquis 1-0-3, Ludwig 1-2-4, Brown 1-0-2, Burke 3-1-7, Pinkham 2-0-4, Briggs 6-0-12, Fogg 2-0-4, Schwab, Overlock, McKellar, Mountainland, Delahanty

3-pt. goals: McCarthy 2; Marquis

Messalonskee 16 28 46 67

Medomak Valley 11 25 31 40

Hockey

Presque Isle 5, Orono 2

At Presque Isle, Ben Sirois and Trevor Graves each scored two goals and one assist to lift Presque Isle past Orono.

Joe Flenner netted one goal for the Wildcats as Sam Shaw, Joe Collins, and Ryan Cyr each had one assist. Sean Daigle stopped seven shots for 13-2 Presque Isle.

John Tuell and Tom Smyth each scored a goal for the Red Riots. Dylan Huckestein, Keith Hedrick, and Chad Sanborn all had one assist. Anthony Hegstrom made 29 saves for 6-12 Orono.

Stearns 3, Houlton/Hodg. 2 (OT)

At Houlton, Tyler Pelkey netted the game-winning goal off of a Shawn McBey assist at 3:03 into overtime to win it for Stearns of Millinocket.

Drew Summers and Ryan Bouchard each scored a goal for Stearns as Pelkey and Nick Simon each had an assist. Simon made 38 saves for 6-10 Stearns.

Ben Carton scored both of Houlton/Hodgdon’s goals as Mitch Hall, Tyler Hutchinson, and Ben Hendrickson all had an assist. Nic Joslyn stopped 32 shots for 13-6 Houlton/Hodgdon.

Hampden 6, John Bapst 1

At Sawyer Arena, Bangor, Adam Standley scored three goals to help power 14-3 Hampden past John Bapst.

Kevin Brooks added two goals and an assist for the Broncos while Dan Mangano scored a goal. Greg Taylor and Jason Huntley had two assists apiece while Chris Pease, Lance Ingerson and Steve Boutin each recorded assists. Garrett Macgowan made 10 saves.

David Grenier scored the lone goal with an assist from Zac Grenier while Dan Leighton stopped 43 shots for the 5-13 Crusaders of Bangor.

Old Town 5, Kents Hill 2

At the T.J. Ryan Center in Brewer, Chris St. Louis scored a pair of goals, Jake Roeder had a goal and two assists and J.P. Stowe made 38 saves as Old Town improved to 4-14.

Joey Guerette and Eric LeClair had the other Indian goals with James Dubay, Brad Goody and Andy Pease collecting assists.

Winston Elliott and Will Bridgeo scored for 5-9 Kents Hill and Ben Krall had an assist. Mike Whynott made 22 saves.

Class A boys basketball

Brunswick 69, Skowhegan 61

At Skowhegan, the Dragons went 14-for-18 from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter to rally for the win.

Drew Pelletier led the 16-0 defending Class A state champs with 26 points. Ralph Mims chipped in with 13 points and Taylor Caron had 12.

Derek Holt paced the Indians with 17 points. R.J. Anzlec contributed 11 points and 11 rebounds. Zach Davis scored 11 and Dom Susi had 10.

Brunswick (16-0) 69

Alexander 2-2-6, Mims 2-9-13, Duffy 1-1-3, Williams 3-0-7, Pelletier 10-5-26, Laprad 1-0-2, Caron 4-4-12.

Skowhegan (7-8) 61

Hight 2-2-6, James, Strout 0-2-2, Davis 3-4-11, Holt 7-0-17, Mitchell 2-0-4, Anzelc 5-1-11, Malo, Susi 5-0-10

3-pt. goals: Williams, Pelletier; Holt 3, Davis

Brunswick 17 29 43 69

Skowhegan 13 35 47 61