Hamlin leads Pats to victory Lakers, Dexter post wins

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MILO – Kate Hamlin scored nine of her game-high 16 points in the first half as the Penquis Patriots built a comfortable 29-13 lead en route to a 41-29 schoolgirl basketball win over the Piscataquis Community Pirates Tuesday.

Charley Bradford’s 12 points paced Piscataquis Community High of Guilford.

PCHS (1-3) 29

Woodbury 1-2-4, Levesque, Bailey 2-1-5, K. Martel, C. Martel, Shufelt 2-2-6, McKusick, Farnham, Bradford 4-4-12, St. Louis, Littlefield 1-0-2

Penquis (2-2) 41

Hamlin 7-2-16, Hussey, H. Dolley, Graves 1-0-2, Morrill 2-0-4, S. Gerrish 3-0-6, Madden 3-0-6, Comeau, Cobb 2-0-4, M. Dolley 1-1-3, C. Gerrish

3-pt. goals: none

PCHS 3 13 19 29

Penquis 13 29 35 41

JV: Penquis 49-40

Camden Hills 48, Mount View 28

At Thorndike, Marianne Croce led the way with 17 points for the victorious Windjammers.

Morgan Hart added eight for the winners.

Amy Miles and Stephanie Mehuren scored eight apiece for the Mustangs.

Camden Hills 48

Croce 5-6-17, Hart 3-2-8, Wiley 1-1-3, Friesland, Smith 2-0-6, Newcombe 1-0-2, Butler 0-1-1, Holgerson 1-2-4, Gushee, Neville 3-1-7, Richards, Perry

Mount View 28

A. Miles 3-2-8, Mehuren 3-2-8, Hunter, Stevens 2-0-5, York, L. Miles, Wooley, Jones 0-2-2, Cales 0-1-1, Gillette 0-1-1, Clements

3-pt. goals: Fitzpatrick; Howe

Camden Hills 10 23 37 48

Mount View 6 9 13 28

JV: Camden Hills 48-33

Greenville 71, Forest Hills 26

At Jackman, Beth Bartley scored 19 points for the Lakers as they tamed the Tigers.

Hannah Breton added 16 points and Sarah Hanson had 10.

Sarah Newman scored the game’s only 3-pointer and made seven points for Forest Hills.

Greenville (3-1) 71

B. Bartley 9-1-19, H. Breton 8-0-16, Muzzy 1-0-2, Larson 4-1-9, R. Breton 2-0-4, Hanson 5-0-10, M. Bartley 1-0-2, Farrington 0-4-4, Smith 0-1-1, Gary 1-0-2, Harris 1-0-2, Ward 0-0-0, Fiqmenero 0-0-0, Nystrof 0-0-0

Forest Hills (1-5) 26

Newman 3-0-7, Brown 1-4-6, Doyle 1-0-2, Achey 1-3-5, Turner 3-0-6, Newman 0-0-0, S. Baven 0-0-0, B. Baven 0-0-0, Brown 0-0-0

3-pt. goals: Newman

Greenville 18 38 57 71

Forest Hills 6 15 16 26

Dexter 80, Foxcroft 18

At Dover-Foxcroft, Ashley Ames poured in 29 points as the Tigers corralled the Ponies.

Sabrina Cote tossed in 15 for Dexter and Brittany Veazie added 12.

Coral Goggin’s five points led Foxcroft.

Dexter (4-0) 80

Ames 13-3-29, Cote 7-1-15, Veazie 6-0-12, Chapman, Mountain 2-3-7, Burton 1-0-3, Fogarty 1-0-2, Hartford 3-0-6, Alton, Patterson 2-1-6

Foxcroft (0-4) 18

Goggin 2-0-5, Weymouth 1-0-2, Anderson, Sheppard, F. Hall 2-0-4, Brown, MacPheters, Rice, A. Hall 2-0-4, Curry, Larabee, Martin 0-1-1, Marden 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Burton, Patterson; Goggin

Dexter 26 42 64 80

Foxcroft 4 10 14 18

Mount Ararat 72, Medomak 43

At Waldoboro, Erika Stupienski and Erin Johnson combined for 53 points to power Mount Ararat of Topsham past host Medomak Valley.

Stupienski had 15 first-half points and Johnson scored 14 more as Mount Ararat built a 40-24 intermission edge.

Heather Fogg’s 10 points and Ali Ludwig’s seven topped Medomak Valley.

Mount Ararat (2-0) 72

Emerson 3-0-6, Eiane 3-1-7, Gilbride 1-0-2, Stupienski 12-2-27, E. Johnson 13-0-26, Long 0-1-1, Stahl 0-1-1, Haggerty 1-0-2, Allen

Medomak Valley (1-1) 43

Kay. Jensen 1-0-2, Cornforth 2-1-5, Kac. Jensen 2-0-5, Ludwig 2-3-7, Fogg 3-2-10, Brown 2-0-5, Calderwood 1-0-2, Reynolds 1-2-4, Mountainland 0-3-3, R. Johnson, Lufkin, Philbrook

3-pt. goals: Stupienski; Fogg 2, Kac. Jensen, Brown

Mount Ararat 17 40 58 72

Medomak Valley 10 24 35 43

JV: Mount Ararat 43-38

Central 71, Sumner 32

At Corinth, Jenny Rollins poured in 23 points as the Red Devils handed the Vikes their first loss.

Shawna Bell chipped in with 11 for Searsport.

Sandra Klausmeyer led Searsport with 10.

Sumner (3-1) 32

Klausmeyer 4-2-10, Beal 2-3-7, Tucker 1-0-2, Dunbar 1-0-3, Page 0-2-2, Robinson 0-1-1, Bragdon 1-0-2, Pinkham 0-2-2, Bridges 1-1-3, Rock, Alley, Scott

Central (3-1) 71

Rollins 9-1-23, Bell 5-0-11, Collin 2-3-7, Davis 2-0-4, Elliott 2-0-4, Jones 2-0-4, Underhill 1-0-2, Daniel 1-0-2, Long 1-0-2, Griffiths 1-4-6, Libby 2-2-6, Gallagher

3-pt. goals: Rollins, Bell

Sumner 10 27 29 32

Central 29 49 64 71

JV: Sumner 26-20

Lee Acad. 48, Mattanawcook 44

At Mattanawcook, Shelby Pickering made 11 points in the forth quarter and moved the Pandas past the Lynx.

Pickering also had 14 rebounds and 23 points. Samantha Cole added 15 points for Lee.

Shannon Pietras scored 12 points for Mattanawcook. Quinci Sanderson and Ali Keegan each made 11 points.

Lee Academy (4-0) 48

J. Moors 0-2-2, Pickering 9-5-23, M. Moors, Hersom 1-1-3, Cole 6-3-15, Gifford 2-1-5, Maxwell, Ham

Mattanawcook Academy (0-4) 44

Pietras 5-2-12, Littlefield 1-0-2, Gulesian 2-0-4, Malone 1-0-2, Reed 1-0-2, Sanderson 3-4-11, Keegan 5-1-11, Cousineau, Oliver

3-pt. goals: Sanderson

Lee Acad. 8 19 31 48

Mattanawcook 8 22 34 44

JV: Mattanawcook 57-22

MCI 57, Oak Hill 18

At Sabattus, cousins Megan and Kasey Dodge had 11 and 12 points to lead the Huskies of Pittsfield to the win.

Macky Sullivan chipped in 11 points, eight rebounds and three steals for the winners. Ashley Currier pulled down eight rebounds. Victoria Huff collected six points, seven rebounds, seven assists and four steals.

Amber Chapman’s six-point effort led the Raiders.

MCI (2-2) 57

M. Dodge 5-1-11, J. Holt 3-1-8, K. Dodge 3-4-12, Sullivan 3-5-11, M. Holt 1-0-2, Currier, Kennedy 1-0-2, Lemari 1-1-3, Ferland 1-0-2, Frost, Huff 3-0-6

Oak Hill (1-3) 18

Chapman 2-2-6, Eaton 0-1-1, Stein, Mederous 1-1-3, Nault 0-4-4, Austin, Dyer, Kupfer, Quinlan 1-0-2, Pilsbury 1-0-2, Emmons

3-pt. goals: J. Holt

MCI 17 28 44 57

Oak Hill 4 7 11 18

JV: MCI 42-24

Katahdin 65, Bangor Chr. 35

At Husson College in Bangor, the Cougars went on a 21-9 spurt in the second quarter to pull away from the Patriots.

Brandi Violette and K.C. Duffy-Stanley each scored 11 points for Katahdin of Sherman Station.

Kaitlyn French led Bangor Christian with nine.

Katahdin 65

Ja. Green 3-2-10, Violette 4-0-11, Duffy-Stanley 4-2-11, McMoarn 5-5-16, Martin 2-0-4, Je. Green 2-0-4, Albert 1-0-2, Smallwood 1-1-3, Bates 1-0-2, Hill 1-0-2, Robinson

Bangor Christian 35

K. French 3-3-9, Leathers 1-2-4, M. French, Dearborn 0-1-1, Wheaton 1-0-2, Hutchins 2-0-4, Ricci 2-0-6, Spaulding, Jenkins 2-1-5, Holmes 1-0-2, Bane, Moores 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Ja. Green 2, Violette 3, Duffy-Stanley, McMoarn; Ricci 2

Katahdin 14 35 54 65

Bangor Christian 7 16 23 35

Hockey

Bangor 3, Cony 2 (OT)

At Bangor’s Sawyer Arena, sophomore Nick Payson scored his third goal of the game with 33 seconds left in overtime as undefeated Bangor edged Cony of Augusta to pick up its third win.

Payson took a pass across the neutral zone from his brother, senior Ben Payson, and then scored the game-winner with a high shot from the top of the circle past Cony goalie Mike Levaglio.

Payson, who now has eight goals in Bangor’s three games, gave the Rams a 2-0 lead with a pair of second-period goals. He opened the scoring 8:54 into the period on assists from Mike McPike and Ben Estabrook.

Payson scored again 11:14 into the period on an assist from McPike, but Cony countered 31 seconds later when Chris Vashon scored on an assist from Chris Gay.

Gay scored on an assist from Vashon 8:14 into the third period to send the game into overtime.

Bangor goalie Aaron Buzzell made 24 saves on 26 shots, while Levaglio made 20 saves on 23 shots for 2-1 Cony.

Boys basketball

Dirigo 65, Carrabec 43

At North Anson, Brandon Berry scored 10 points in the third quarter as the Cougars pulled away from the Cobras.

Berry finished with a game-high 18 points for Dirigo of Dixfield. Trevis Knapp added 15.

Travis Yahn led Carrabec with 14 points.

Dirigo (1-3) 65

Pineau 3-0-6, Daley, Holman, B. Berry 7-3-18, Donahue, S. Berry 1-2-4, Gague 4-0-9, Knapp 6-3-15, Slawek, Langervin 4-1-9, Richards 2-0-4, Holmquist, Hall

Carrabec (0-4) 43

Howell 0-3-3, Manzer 1-0-2, Roderick 1-0-2, Yahn 6-2-14, Therrian 2-2-6, Coutts 2-2-6, Turner 3-2-8, Estes 0-2-2

3-pt. goals: Holman

Dirigo 16 36 51 65

Carrabec 12 24 34 43

Cam. Hills 53, Mt. View 52 (OT)

At Rockport, Will Horn hit a pullup jumper with about five seconds to play in the extra session to give the Windjammers the win.

Horn finished with eight points. Tom Dennen’s two free throws in the final seconds of regulation sent it to OT. He ended up with six.

Jamey Davis led Camden Hills with 13 points, four assists and four steals. Ben Draper added 10.

Matt Higgins tossed in 17 for the Mustangs of Thorndike. Anthony Greenlaw and Kyle Harvey notched 10 each.

Mount View (1-3) 52

Higgins 7-3-17, Greenlaw 5-0-10, Harvey 3-1-10, Jones, Miles 1-0-2, Ward 0-2-2, Criechton 2-0-4, Goodale 2-1-5, Wentworth 1-0-2

Camden Hills (3-1) 53

Davis 6-1-13, Draper 4-0-10, Horn 4-0-8, Starmen 2-1-5, Fitzgerald 2-0-6, Scamfer 1-0-2, Tedford 1-1-3, Puls, Dennen 2-2-6

3-pt. goals: Hardy 3; Draper 2, Fitzgerald 2

Mount View 10 17 38 47 52

Camden Hills 9 20 31 47 53

East Grand 61, Shead 40

At Eastport, Darius Parker poured in 18 points to power the Vikings of Danforth.

Seth Preston chipped in with 13 points and Eric Hanington added 10 for East Grand.

Aaron Sullivan paced the Tigers with 12 points.

East Grand 61

Parker 6-5-18, Preston 5-2-13, E. Hanington 3-3-10, M. Hanington 2-0-4, Scott 2-1-5, Faulkner 3-0-6, Byers, Dicker 1-2-4, A. Hanington 0-1-1

Shead 40

Sullivan 4-4-12, Kroll 4-0-8, Lewey 4-0-8, Stanhope, Martinez, Cyr, Maloney 3-0-6, C. Hastings 3-0-6, S. Hastings

3-pt. goals: Parker, Preston, E. Hanington

East Grand 19 35 54 61

Shead 9 14 24 40

JV: Shead 63-60

Stearns 57, Schenck 55

At East Millinocket, Matt LeGassey scored 12 of his game-high 26 points in the fourth quarter as the Minutemen rallied from an eight-point deficit to beat rival Schenck.

Derek DeFrederico tossed in 24 for Stearns of Millinocket.

Nick Bishop led the Wolverines with 14 points and Aaron Waite added 13.

Stearns (4-0) 57

Cyr 3-0-6, DeFrederico 8-6-24, Barnett 0-1-1, LeGassey 10-6-26, Jandreau, McInnis

Schenck (0-3) 55

Hanington 3-0-6, Bishop 6-4-14, Waite 4-5-13, Thompson 4-0-9, Graham 3-0-6, Van Ess 3-0-6, Pelkey 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: DeFrederico 2; Thompson

Stearns 12 31 42 57

Schenck 8 33 50 55

JV: Schenck 64-55

Foxcroft 61, Dexter 38

At Dover-Foxcroft, Matt Carey’s 18-point, 11-rebound effort led the Ponies past Dexter.

Lincoln Robinson chipped in with 10 for Foxcroft and Josh Withee added eight points and seven assists.

Brett Towle had eight to spark the Tigers.

Dexter (2-2) 38

H. Martin 2-0-4, Kenny 1-1-3, Towle 3-1-8, Day 1-2-4, Murray 2-0-4, Poulen 1-0-2, Rabideau 2-0-4, R. Martin 1-0-3, McCarthy 3-0-6

Foxcroft (4-0) 61

Carey 7-4-18, Robinson 5-0-10, Withee 4-0-8, Terill 1-0-3, Ernest 1-2-4, Coran 0-2-4, Gilbert 4-1-9, Perry 3-0-7

3-pt. goals: Towle, Martin; Terill, Perry

Dexter 6 14 25 38

Foxcroft 9 22 42 61

John Bapst 65, Old Town 64 (OT)

At Old Town, Dan Myerowitz tossed in 18 points as the Crusaders of Bangor won a nail-biter.

Kyle Ferrill notched 14 points for the winners.

Tyler Tracewski led the Indians with 18. Corey Miller chipped in with 15, Matt Petrie 12 and Troy Conary 10, respectively.

John Bapst (1-1) 65

Myerowitz 8-2-18, Ferrill 6-0-14, Freeman 4-1-9, Means 3-3-9, Carey 1-0-2, Roach 2-2-6, Yeo 3-1-7, Leavitt

Old Town (1-1) 64

Tracewski 6-6-18, Miller 6-2-15, Conary 3-3-10, Petrie 5-1-12, Thurston 0-2-2, Curtis 2-1-5, St. Louis, Shaw 1-0-2, Bouchard

3-pt. goals: Ferrill 2; Miller, Conary, Petrie

John Bapst 17 29 46 58 65

Old Town 16 29 42 58 64

JV: John Bapst 62-51

Nokomis 50, Hampden 47

At Newport, with the Warriors ahead by only one point, Devin Gee made two from the line for Nokomis with five seconds left to play.

Seth Bradstreet and Tyler Norris both scored 13 points for the Warriors.

Josh McNutt scored 14 points for the Broncos, and brought the game to 48-47 in the fourth quarter. Pat Moran had three blocked shots and 10 points.

Hampden (1-1) 47

Shannon 0-0-0, Meehan 2-2-6, Moran 3-4-10, McNutt 6-2-14, Uhrin 3-0-6, Ross 1-0-2, Bouchard 0-0-0, Hodgdon 2-0-4, Silver 0-0-0, Cook 2-1-5

Nokomis (2-0) 50

Gee 1-4-7, Hogan 0-0-0, Bradstreet 6-2-13, Dunlap 0-2-2, McDaniel 2-0-6, Hobert 0-0-0, Cahill 2-5-9, Patten 0-0-0, Norris 3-7-13, Wing 0-0-0

3-pt. goals: Gee, Bradstreet, McDaniel (2)

Hampden 5 20 37 47

Nokomis 5 8 29 50

JV: Hampden 60-51

Penquis 55, Central 37

At Milo, Devin Perkins and Jordan Allen scored 22 of their 33 points in the first half as Penquis manufactured a safe 18-point lead at the intermission.

Justin Allen’s 14 points complemented brother Jordan’s 16 and Perkins’ 17. Perkins also grabbed a game-high 14 rebounds.

Mike Julian’s 13 points and 13 rebounds led Central of Corinth and Joey Kane had eight points.

Central (1-2) 37

Underhill, D. Kane 0-1-1, Strout 3-1-7, Palmer 0-1-1, J. Kane 3-2-8, Parker 1-1-3, Elliott 0-3-3, Smith, Julian 6-1-13, Ricker 0-1-1

Penquis (4-0) 55

N. Allen, Jo. Allen 5-5-16, Young 2-0-4, Landry, Hamlin, Ju. Allen 6-1-14, Morrill, Stevens, Faulkingham 0-2-2, Herbest, Zwicker, Perkins 6-4-17, Andrews 1-0-2, Carey

3-pt. goals: Ju. Allen, Jo. Allen, Perkins

Central 5 14 24 37

Penquis 15 32 44 55

Mattanawcook 77, Lee 76

At Lincoln, the Lynx hit nine out of 11 free throws in the fourth quarter to seal the win.

Steve Andrews led five players in double figures with 18 for Mattanawcook. Dylan Hanscom tossed in 16 while Dustin Hanscom added 11. Kevin McInnon chipped in with 10.

Nate Dow sparked the Pandas with 19 points. Jerry Tripp hit five 3-pointers on his way to 18 points. Neil Cowan added 13 and Tom Bird 10, respectively.

Lee (1-3) 76

Cowan 5-3-13, Coulombo, Dow 8-3-19, King 1-1-3, Bird 4-0-10, Tripp 6-1-18, Worster 3-0-9, Mallett 1-2-4

Mattanawcook (3-1) 77

McKinnon 3-4-10, Andrews 5-4-18, Dy. Hanscom 7-1-16, Du. Hanscom 4-1-11, Berry 5-0-10, Emery 1-0-2, Young 0-1-1, Langevin 3-0-6, L’Italien 1-1-3, Slike

3-pt. goals: Tripp 5, Worster 3, Bird 2; Andrews 4, Du. Hanscom 2, Dy. Hanscom

Lee 20 43 57 76

Mattanawcook 16 35 56 77

JV: Mattanawcook 66-63

MCI 45, Oak Hill 41

At Pittsfield, Mike Godfrey scored six of his team-high nine points in the third quarter as Maine Central Institute erased a one-point halftime deficit by outscoring Oak Hill of Sabattus 13-7 to take the lead for good.

Ryan Bennett and Mike Adams combined for 14 MCI points.

Adam Labbe’s game-high 11 points and Dan Labrie’s nine led Oak Hill.

Oak Hill (0-4) 41

Labbe 5-1-11, Guerrette 1-1-3, Eaton, Bisson, Daniels 1-0-2, Camardese, Levesque 2-0-5, Crook, Leavitt, Allred, Hinkley 1-4-6, Tracy 0-1-1, Labrie 4-1-9, Duchette 2-0-4

MCI (1-3) 45

Trombley 0-2-2, Bennett 1-5-7, Adams 2-3-7, Hayama 1-1-3, Huff 2-1-5, Wilson 1-0-2, Godfrey 3-1-9, Quint 1-0-2, Shibuya 3-0-6, Souliere, Curtis 1-0-2, Judkins

3-pt. goals: Levesque; Godfrey 2

Oak Hill 9 19 26 41

MCI 8 18 31 45

Ellsworth 74, Bucksport 45

At Ellsworth, Corey DeWitt drained four 3-pointers en route to 20 points in a victory for the Eagles.

Joey DeWitt contributed 14 points and Andy Tracy had 10 for Ellsworth. Five other players scored at least three points.

Joey Carmichael tossed in 15 points for the Golden Bucks. Brian Clapper scored 10.