MOUNT DESERT – Ashley Oleson nailed 3-of-4 free throws in the last six seconds to secure Ellsworth’s 48-44 girls basketball victory over Mount Desert Island on Friday night.

Monique Boutaugh paced the Eagles with 15 points, Oleson added 11, and Laura Archer put in 10.

Chelsea Dow led MDI with 12 points.

Ellsworth (11-5) 48

Dalrymple 1-2-4, Boutaugh 5-4-15, Briggs 3-0-6, Johnson, Archer 4-0-10, Savage, Jones 1-0-2, Oleson 4-3-11

MDI (8-8) 44

Stanley, Stratton 1-2-5, Banks 2-1-5, Shuster 3-0-6, Records 2-0-5, Falt 1-0-2, Young 3-0-7, Christie 1-0-2, Dow 6-0-12

3-pt. goals: Archer 2, Boutaugh; Stratton, Records, Young

Ellsworth 10 25 37 48

MDI 7 17 30 44

JV: MDI 30-16

Sumner 56, Searsport 41

At East Sullivan, Jody Pinkham scored 15 points to help lead Sumner to the win over Searsport.

Katrina Beal netted 13 points for the Tigers. Kylie Bragdon had 11 rebounds and 10 points, and Sandra Klausmeyer had 13 rebounds with her nine points.

Nori Francis-Mezger led the Vikings with 21 points.

Searsport (5-11) 41

Francis-Mezger 8-5-21, Shute 3-2-9, Hall 2-0-5, Nielson 1-0-2, S. Brassbridge 0-2-2, Carroll 1-0-2, Tripp, Porter, Frisbie, M. Brassbridge, Josephson, Cook

Sumner (9-7) 56

Pinkham 4-7-15, Beal 3-5-13, Bragdon 5-0-10, Klausmeyer 4-1-9, Rock 2-0-4, Page 1-1-3, Bridges 1-0-2, Tucker, Alley, Robinson

3-pt. goals: Shute, Hall; Beal 2

Searsport 10 17 24 41

Sumner 19 29 39 56

JV: Sumner 55-26

Shead 59, Washington Acad. 39

At East Machias, Laureta Ricker scored 15 points for Shead of Eastport to help break Washington Academy’s 10-game winning streak.

Samantha Davis netted 12 points for the Tigers, and Fawn Cummings added 10 points.

Ashley Tilton had 12 points for the Raiders.

Shead (11-5) 59

McPhail 2-0-4, Morrison 2-1-5, Cox 2-1-5, Cook 3-2-8, Ricker 4-5-15, Davis 5-2-12, Cummings 5-0-10, Pottle, Constant

Washington Academy (12-4) 39

E. Govoni 1-0-3, L. Govoni 1-0-3, Mawhinney 2-1-5, Rushforth 3-0-7, Livingstone 3-0-9, Tilton 4-4-12, Finn, Huffman, Look, Hall, Ashby

3-pt. goals: Ricker 2; Livingstone 3, E. Govoni, L. Govoni, Rushforth

Shead 12 31 47 59

Wash. Acad. 11 18 31 39

JV: Wash. Acad. 44-29

MCI 48, Lincoln Acad. 39

At Newcastle, Macky Sullivan tossed in 15 points, grabbed 17 rebounds, and made seven steals to spark the Huskies to victory over the Eagles.

Ashley Currier pulled down 10 rebounds for Maine Central Institute of Pittsfield and Megan Ferland made six steals.

Katie Hagar led Lincoln Academy with 12 points.

Maine Central Institute (9-6) 48

M. Dodge 1-0-2, M. Holt, Currier 2-3-7, J. Dodge 0-5-5, Sullivan 4-7-15, Lemari 0-6-6, Ferland 4-0-8, Ky. Huff 2-0-4, Ka. Huff 0-1-1

Lincoln Acad. (1-14) 39

Hartford, Alley 0-2-2, Prior, Wajer 1-0-3, Harlow 1-0-2, Hagar 4-1-12, Gaeth 2-1-5, Wyman 2-1-5, York 1-1-3, Russell 0-2-2, Hanna, Coopersmith, Neac 1-2-5

3-pt. goals: Wajer, Hagar 3, Neac

MCI 8 27 39 48

Lincoln Acad. 6 17 28 39

Katahdin 50, GHCA 31

At Stacyville, Brandi Violette and Ronie Robinson each scored 13 points for Katahdin.

Krystal McMoarn added 11 for the Cougars.

Amanda Jago led the Greater Houlton Christian Academy Eagles with 13 points.

Greater Houlton Christian (9-8) 31

Jago 4-3-13, Sjoberg, Farrar 2-4-8, Kiorhonen 0-1-1, Boutilier 0-1-1, Livezey 1-0-2, Lkee, Scott, Bartar

Katahdin (11-6) 50

Violette 5-0-13, McMoarn 5-0-11, Robinson 6-0-13, Duffy-Stanley 4-1-9, Hill 1-2-4, Martin, Green, Albert, Smallwood, Bates, Gallagher, Blum-Euitts

3-pt. goals: Jago 2; Violette 3, McMoarn, Robinson

GHCA 6 13 24 31

Katahdin 14 27 41 50

Dexter 96, Piscataquis 17

At Dexter, Ashley Ames tallied 27 points and 11 rebounds while sister Mallory had 14 points and 11 boards as the Tigers rolled.

Keriann Patterson put in 16points for Dexter.

Charley Bradford led the Pirates of Guilford with 10 points.

Piscataquis (3-13) 17

Bradford 3-4-10, Crouse, Woodbury 1-0-2, Levesque, Bailey, Shufert 1-0-2, Littlefield 0-3-3, Ke. Martell, Kl. Martell, Dewey, Knight, McKusick, Huff

Dexter (16-0) 96

A. Ames 13-1-27, Patterson 6-3-16, M. Ames 7-0-14, Veazie 4-0-8, Chapman 1-3-5, Mountain 1-2-4, Burton 2-0-6, Fogarty 1-1-3, Cote 3-3-9, Hartford 1-2-4, Alton

3-pt. goals: Burton 2, Patterson

Piscataquis 6 11 11 17

Dexter 24 46 75 96

JV: Dexter 45-29

Van Buren 36, Washburn 24

At Van Buren, Casie Caron scored 15 points to help push Van Buren to victory.

Megan Lajoie netted nine points for the Crusaders, and Lisa Levasseur had 12 rebounds with her eight points.

Liza Maynard scored 12 points for Washburn.

Washburn (6-11) 24

St. Pierre 2-0-4, Levasseur 4-0-8, Lajoie 4-1-9, Caron 3-7-15, Bouchard, Hews, Morrow, Beckwith, McLaughlin

Van Buren (8-9) 36

McLaughlin 1-3-6, C. Maynard 2-0-4, L. Maynard 2-7-12, Campbell, Burtt, Blakney, Howe, Palmer

3-pt. goals: McLaughlin, L. Maynard; Caron 2

Washburn 3 10 15 24

Van Buren 4 21 27 36

Boys basketball

Lincoln Acad. 63, MCI 57

At Pittsfield, Deric Verney scored 27 points to help push Lincoln Academy past Maine Central Institute.

Patrick Howell netted 18 points for the Eagles of Newcastle.

Naoki Shibuyla scored 23 points for the Huskies. Victor Quint had 13 points and Marty Quint added 12.

Lincoln Academy (6-9) 63

Howell 7-3-18, Verney 10-6-27, Buckland 2-0-4, Williams 1-2-4, Cyr 3-1-7, Feltis 1-1-3, Elwell, Seiders, Staling

Maine Central Institute (2-13) 57

Bennett 1-0-2, M. Quint 4-2-12, Huff 1-0-3, Godfrey 2-0-4, V. Quint 5-3-13, Shibuyla 10-1-23, Wilson, Curtis

3-pt. goals: Howell, Verney; M. Quint 2, Shibuyla 2, Huff

Lincoln Acad. 6 19 40 63

MCI 11 19 28 57

Calais 63, Woodland 30

At Calais, Garrett Dickerson had 13 points and six rebounds to lead Calais past Woodland.

Jon Smith and Russ McLean each scored 10 points for the Blue Devils, and Scott McDonald had four steals with his eight points.

Aaron Moody netted 17 points to pace the Dragons.

Woodland (5-10) 30

A. Moody 7-2-17, Smith 3-1-8, A. Knowles 1-1-3, J. Knowles 0-2-2, C. Moody, Ellis, Metcalf, Townsend, Diadone

Calais (10-5) 63

Dickerson 6-0-13, Smith 3-2-10, R. McLean 4-0-10, McDonald 2-4-8, Woodside 3-0-6, Wallace 2-0-4, Blake 0-3-3, Taylor 1-1-3, McPhee 1-0-2, S. McLean 1-0-2, Reynolds

3-pt. goals: A. Moody, Smith; Smith 2, R. McLean 2, Dickerson

Woodland 5 16 19 30

Calais 13 31 45 63

JV: Calais 65-35

Katahdin 70, GHCA 47

At Stacyville, Brian Sullivan tossed in 18 points to lead the Cougars to the win.

Patrick Willette added 12 for Katahdin.

Matt Hatahway paced the Greater Houlton Christian Academy Eagles with 16 points, and Emery Lincoln notched 13.

Greater Houlton Christian (7-10) 47

Hathaway 6-1-16, Lincoln 5-3-13, Korhonen 1-1-3, Farrar 2-0-6, Kelly 3-2-8, Sjoberg 0-1-1, Kennedy, Kilcollins, Bell

Katahdin (14-3) 70

Willette 6-1-12, Sullivan 8-1-18, Grass 2-0-4, Brayar 1-0-2, Cyr 1-0-3, Qualey, Davis 3-2-8, McAvoy 1-0-3, J. Anderson 3-3-9, Harris 1-0-2, McCarthy 2-0-4, Rush 1-0-3, K. Anderson, Gould

3-pt. goals: Hathaway 3, Farrar 2; Willette, Sullivan, Cyr, McAvoy, Rush

Gr. Houlton Chr. 2 22 31 47

Katahdin 18 44 62 70

Dirigo 69, Winthrop 54

At Dixfield, Chris Richards tallied 19 points and nine rebounds as the Cougars notched the upset.

Travis Knapp and Marc Gagne each had 10 points for the winners and Jon Pineau dished out seven assists.

Mike Gingras led all scorers with 21 points for the Ramblers, and Max Beaurgard scored 12.

Winthrop (7-9) 54

Gingras 9-0-21, Beaurgard 5-2-12, Gillespie 4-0-8, Allen 2-0-4, J. Burnham 4-0-8, C. Burnham 0-1-1, McPherson, Bell, Baker, Zzado, Frauten

Dirigo (4-13) 69

Richards 7-5-19, Knapp 4-2-10, Gagne 4-0-10, Pineau 2-4-8, B. Berry 4-0-9, Holman 1-0-3, S. Berry 2-2-6, Langervu 2-0-4, Daley, Donahue, Slavek, Hall, Holmquist

3-pt. goals: Gingras 3; Gagne 2, B. Berry, Holman

Winthrop 11 20 34 54

Dirigo 11 36 57 69

JV: Dirigo 54-49

Washburn 78, Easton 51

Thompson scores 1,000th

At Washburn, Jason Thompson scored his 1,000th career point at the end of the first quarter for Washburn.

Thompson netted 19 total points for the Beavers, and Adam Thompson also had 19 points. Zach Bird scored 15 points, and Chris Pesut added 12.

Danny Warren had 19 points for Easton.

Easton (8-8) 51

Warren 6-7-19, Carlow 1-0-2, Osgood 2-0-4, Hafford 1-0-3, Desmond 2-1-5, Bradley 3-0-7, Blodget 4-0-8, Kierstead 1-0-2, Marquis, Hopkins, Wells

Washburn (12-5) 78

A. Thompson 8-1-19, J. Thompson 7-4-19, Bird 5-1-15, C. Pesut 4-4-12, Bigbee 1-0-2, Hunt, Goupille 2-0-4, Nelson 0-2-2, S. Pesut 1-1-3, Parker, Hull

3-pt. goals: Warren, Hafford, Bradley; Bird 4, A. Thompson 2, J. Thompson

Easton 11 23 38 51

Washburn 19 39 62 78

JV: Easton 66-46

Limestone 81, Ashland 58

At Ashland, Andrew Pelletier scored a game-high 25 points to power the Eagles, who were playing their fourth game in five days.

George Tamburello added 18 points and Billy Frazier 12 for Limestone/Maine School of Science and Mathematics.

Curtis Belanger led the Hornets with 16 points, and Josh Chamberlain posted 11.

Limestone (5-11) 81

Pelletier 10-4-25, Tamburello 8-2-18, Frazier 3-6-12, Leighton 1-0-2, Demers 2-0-4, Bretzke 0-1-1, F. McCullough 3-0-6, E. McCullough 2-3-7, Cook 1-3-5, Parent 0-1-1, Poisson

Ashland (0-17) 58

Belanger 8-0-16, Chamberlain 4-3-14, Baker 1-0-3, Hunter 1-0-2, O’Clair 3-0-6, Jandreau 1-0-2, Pierce 2-0-4, Perry 2-3-7, Ward 1-2-4, Lewin

3-pt. goals: Pelletier; Chamberlain 3, Baker

Limestone 17 38 57 81

Ashland 18 26 34 58

JV: Limestone 89-29

Hodgdon 62, Madawaska 34

At Hodgdon, Jimmy Griffin and Bruce Currie tallied a dozen points apiece to pace the Hawks.

Griffin also had 10 rebounds and eight assists, Currie grabbed 11 rebounds, and Evan Carter added nine points and 10 rebounds.

Alan Campbell paced the Owls with 10 points.

Madawaska (6-9) 34

Al. Campbell 4-0-10, Morneault 1-0-3, Gerard 3-2-8, Sirois 2-1-5, Chasse 0-1-1, An. Campbell 1-0-2, Pelletier 2-1-5, Bosse, Dubois, Desjardins

Hodgdon (12-4) 62

Griffin 5-1-12, Currie 6-0-12, Carter 4-1-9, Ledger 0-1-1, Ke. Sanford 3-2-8, Bartley 2-0-4, Condon 4-0-9, Hovey 1-0-3, Ki. Sanford 2-0-4, Cash, Beals, Armstrong, Clark, Cleary

3-pt. goals: Al. Campbell 2, Morneault; Griffin, Condon, Hovey

Madawaska 10 18 25 34

Hodgdon 15 34 49 61

JV: Hodgdon 59-31

CAHS 81, SAHS 66

At Dyer Brook, Andrew York scored 31 points to help lead Central Aroostook of Mars Hill to victory.

Tim Carlson netted 18 points for the Panthers.

Tim Hartin had 19 points for Southern Aroostook and Wade Hersey added 14 points. Griffin Hardy scored 12 points and Travis Brooker had 11.

Central Aroostook (14-1) 81

Clockedile 1-0-2, McLaughlin 1-5-7, York 9-6-31, Grew 2-1-5, Carlson 8-3-18, Walsh 3-1-8, Crew 1-2-4

Southern Aroostook (4-10) 66

Hardy 3-6-12, Austin 0-2-2, Brooker 3-5-11, Philibert 3-0-6, Stubbs 1-0-2, Hartin 7-5-19, Hersey 5-4-14, Toothaker, Frazier, Boutilier

3-pt. goals: York 7, Carlson 5, Walsh; Hartin 2

Cent. Aroostook 7 39 58 81

So. Aroostook 9 30 52 66

JV: So. Aroostook 81-72