Katahdin edges Greenville by 4 Ashland, Hodgdon, Shead win

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STACYVILLE – Krystle McMoarn nailed eight of nine free throws and Brandi Violette had five of six to slide the No. 8 Katahdin Cougars past the No. 9 Greenville Lakers 48-44 during a Class D schoolgirl basketball prelim Tuesday night.

Katahdin had trailed for three quarters.

Violette ended with 20 points, including five 3-point baskets. McMoarn finished with 10 points.

Beth Bartley scored 24 points for the Lakers, and Hannah Breton added 14.

Greenville (13-6) 44

B. Bartley 7-10-24, H. Breton 7-0-14, Hanson 1-2-4, R. Breton 0-2-2, Larson, M. Bartley

Katahdin (12-7) 48

Violette 5-5-20, McMoarn 1-8-10, Ja. Green 1-2-4, Duffy-Stanley 2-1-6, Je. Green 0-2-2, Robinson 3-0-6, Hill

3-pt. goals: Violette 5, Duffy-Stanley

Greenville 20 26 32 44

Katahdin 11 15 27 48

Ashland 68, East Grand 38

At Ashland, Beth Chamberlin netted 14 points to help lead No. 5 Ashland past No. 12 East Grand.

Angela Belskis had 13 points and 11 rebounds for the Hornets. Ashley Nemer scored 13 points, and Amber Smith had 10 points with 11 rebounds.

Marie Gilman scored 18 points for the Vikings of Danforth.

East Grand (5-14) 38

McKay 1-0-3, Gilman 5-5-18, Osnoe 3-2-8, G. Vaneldin 0-1-1, K. Shay 3-1-8, M. Vaneldin, T. Shay, Langill, Crone, Marks, Dodge

Ashland (15-4) 68

Smith 5-0-10, Chamberlin 6-0-14, Peters 1-1-3, Spooner 3-1-7, Nemer 5-2-13, Belskis 5-3-13, Long 4-0-8, Sherman, Hafford, Chasse

3-pt. goals: Gilman 3, McKay, K. Shay; Chamberlin 2, Nemer

East Grand 3 16 29 38

Ashland 22 36 48 68

Hodgdon 42, Washburn 25

At Hodgdon, Amanda Fitzpatrick led the third-ranked Hawks with 11 points.

Erin Foster followed with 10 points, and Tasha Dwyer grabbed 11 rebounds.

Nicole McLauglin netted nine points for the No. 14 Beavers.

Washburn (6-13) 25

McLaughlin 3-0-9. Campbell 2-1-5, Palmer 2-1-5, L. Maynard 1-1-3, Burtt 1-0-2, Howe 0-1-1, Blakney, C. Maynard, Reed, Carter, Estling

Hodgdon (14-5) 42

A. Fitzpatrick 5-1-11, Foster 4-2-10, A. Float 4-0-8, C. Float 3-0-6, Scott 2-0-4, Dwyer 1-0-2, D. Fitzpatrick, Williams, McGary, Blanchette, Nightingale, Bither, Fleming

3-pt. goals: McLaughlin 3

Washburn 4 10 13 25

Hodgdon 8 19 31 42

Shead 29, Jonesport-Beals 25

At Eastport, Samantha Davis scored eight of her team-high 10 points in the second half as No. 4 Shead outscored No. 13 Jonesport-Beals 17-12 to erase a one-point halftime deficit.

Davis had seven rebounds, four assists, and three steals to go with her 10 points.

Ashten Smith scored a game-high 13 points for Jonesport-Beals.

Jonesport-Beals (7-12) 25

C. Hunkler, Look 1-0-2, S. Hunkler 1-0-2, Smith 4-5-13, Blount 0-2-2, S. Beal, W. Beal 2-0-6

Shead (14-5) 29

McPhail 2-0-4, Morrison 1-4-6, Richardson, Ricker 0-1-1, Cummings 1-0-2, Davis 3-4-10, Constant 1-0-2, Cook 1-2-4

3-pt. goals: W. Beal 2

Jonesport-Beals 0 13 17 25

Shead 10 12 20 29

Lee Acad. 76, Machias 51

At Lee, Shelby Pickering netted 18 of her 24 points in the first half to help lead No. 2 Lee Academy to the win over No. 15 Machias.

Pickering also had 10 rebounds for the Pandas and Samantha Cole scored 19 points. Ashlee Gifford had 12 points and six steals, and Marci Moors added 11 points.

Chriti Holmes had 15 points and 10 rebounds for the Bulldogs, and Beryl Lipton scored 14 points.

Machias (5-14) 51

Holmes 6-3-15, Lipton 5-0-14, St. Pierre 4-1-9, Whitman 3-0-6, Whitney 1-0-3, Stevens 2-0-4, Cherry, Harrigan, Baker

Lee Academy (17-2) 76

Pickering 11-2-24, Cole 8-3-19, Gifford 5-2-12, M. Moors 4-3-11, Worcester 0-1-1, Am. Jandreau 1-0-2, Maxwell 1-1-3, Hersom 1-2-4, As. Jandreau, J. Moors, Hanscom, Ham, King

3-pt. goals: Lipton 4, Whitney

Machias 7 24 34 51

Lee Acad. 22 45 61 76

Fort Fairfield 40, Van Buren 30

At Fort Fairfield, Kerri Cunningham scored five of her 12 points in the fourth quarter and Dani Searles added four free throws as seventh seed Fort Fairfield held off No. 10 Van Buren for their third win over the Crusaders this season.

Searles wound up with 12 points, nine rebounds, and four steals. Amanda Churchill contributed five rebounds and two blocked shots.

Megan Lajoie’s 11 points and Casie Caron’s eight points and eight rebounds sparked Van Buren.

Van Buren (8-10) 30

St. Pierre 2-2-6, LeVasseur 2-0-4, Bouchard, Hews, Lajoie 5-0-11, Caron 2-2-8, Morrow, K. Beckwith 0-1-1, A. McLaughlin

Fort Fairfield (16-3) 40

Hathaway, Cunningham 4-3-12, Arato, Gardner, B. McLaughlin, O’Neal, K. Searles 2-0-6, Churchill 2-0-4, L. Beckwith, Demerchant 1-0-2, Langworthy 2-0-4, W. Searles, D. Searles 4-4-12

3-pt. goals: Caron 2, Lajoie; K. Searles 2, Cunningham

Van Buren 6 15 22 30

Fort Fairfield 10 19 26 40

Lubec 49, Calvary Chapel 30

At Lubec, Leann Pike notched 18 points as the No. 6-ranked Hornets flew past No. 11 Calvary Chapel of Orrington.

Kristina Scoville added 11 points and Chelsea Hall had 10 for Lubec.

Shaela Colby scored eight points for the Sabers.

Calvary Chapel (7-9) 30

Colby 4-0-8, Elliot 0-2-2, Graves 1-0-2, M. Veilleux 2-0-4, Grice 1-0-2, C. Veilleux 1-1-3, Miller 1-0-3, Lowe 2-0-6, Plissey, Erikson, Mears, Doten

Lubec (9-5) 49

Pike 6-6-18, McPherson 1-6-8, Hall 4-0-10, Scoville 4-3-11, Wright 1-0-2, Corey, Daye, Conyers-Beach

3-pt. goals: Miller, Lowe 3; Hall 2

Calvary Chapel 11 19 27 30

Lubec 16 21 31 49

Class C

Narraguagus 43, Limestone 42

At Harrington, Haley Torrey’s steal and 8-foot jumper with 1:12 remaining capped a game-ending 7-0 rally that enabled eighth seed Narraguagus to advance.

Missy Barbee triggered the rally with a 3-pointer and then hit a driving layup with 1:20 left to pull the Knights within one.

Barbee and Elizabeth Grant had 15 points apiece and Grant cleared 11 rebounds. Torrey finished with eight points and 10 steals.

Nikki Michaud’s 15 points, Lindsey Beaulieu’s 13 points, and Haley Redmond’s game-high 12 rebounds paced ninth-seeded Limestone/Maine School of Science and Mathematics.

Limestone (9-10) 42

Michaud 7-1-15, Beaulieu 4-2-13, St. Pierre 3-0-7, Redmond 2-1-5, Peers 1-0-2, Weatherhead, King, Mulherin

Narraguagus (10-9) 43

Barbee 7-0-15, Grant 7-1-15, Torrey 4-0-8, Sprague 1-0-2, Tenney 1-0-3, Hatt, Kennedy, Tenan, Albee

3-pt. goals: Barbee, Tenney; Beaulieu3, St. Pierre

Limestone 11 20 29 42

Narraguagus 8 20 34 43

Stearns 72, Sumner 52

At Millinocket, Trisha MacDonald and Hilary Arsenault each scored 22 points to lead No. 6 Stearns to the win over No. 11 Sumner of East Sullivan.

Johnna Michaud netted eight points for the Minutemen.

Katrina Beal scored 15 points for the Tigers, and Jody Pinkham added 12.

Sumner (10-9) 52

Beal 4-6-15, Klausmeyer 7-0-14, Pinkham 4-4-12, Page 2-0-5, Bridges 1-0-2, Bragdon 2-0-4, Tucker, Rock, Alley, Robinson

Stearns (14-5) 72

T. MacDonald 9-1-22, Arsenault 9-0-22, Nason 1-2-5, Osborne 3-1-7, Somers 1-0-3, Collinsworth 0-1-1, J. Michaud 4-0-8, A. MacDonald 1-2-4, D. Michaud, Hale, Achorn

3-pt. goals: Beal, Page; Arsenault 4, T. MacDonald 3, Nason, Somers

Sumner 12 26 38 52

Stearns 16 35 52 72

Houlton 46, GSA 36

At Houlton, Danielle Sewell helped lead No. 7 Houlton to the win over No. 10 George Stevens Academy with her 22 points.

Katherine Cole scored nine points for the Shiretowners.

Sadie Beardsworth netted 16 points for the Eagles of Blue Hill.

George Stevens Academy (8-11) 36

Wardwell 1-0-2, Beardsworth 6-3-16, Roberts 0-1-1, Astbury 1-0-2, Brady 1-0-2, Moon 2-0-4, Winters 1-1-3, Haskel 2-2-6

Houlton (12-7) 46

Guy 2-3-7, Foster 1-0-2, Thompson 2-0-4, Cole 4-1-9, Lenentine 1-0-2, Sewell 7-7-22

3-pt. goals: Beardsworth; Sewell

GSA 12 19 25 36

Houlton 11 24 31 46

Central 55, Penobscot Valley 32

At Corinth, Shawna Bell scored 21 points to push No. 5 Central past No. 12 Penobscot Valley of Howland.

Caitlin Elliott netted 12 points for the Red Devils, and Jenny Rollins added 10.

Kylie McGinn scored 10 points for the Howlers.

Penobscot Valley (9-10) 32

McGinn 5-0-10, Drost 2-2-6, Colbath 2-0-4, N. Hallett 1-1-3, Foster 1-0-2, Cyr 1-0-2, Lavertu 2-1-5, Bernard, Brown, Snape, Dawson, A. Hallett, Plourde

Central (15-4) 55

Bell 5-11-21, Elliott 6-0-12, Rollins 3-4-10, Davis 1-2-5, Jones 1-0-2, Daniel 1-0-2, Libby 1-1-3, Underhill

3-pt. goals: Davis

Penobscot Val.ley 8 16 29 32

Central 16 28 40 55

Class B

Camden Hills 59, Ellsworth 45

At Rockport, Samantha Wiley helped No. 8 Camden Hills to the win over No. 9 Ellsworth by netting 20 points.

Marianna Croce scored 18 points for the Windjammers.

Ashley Oleson had 12 points for the Eagles.

Ellsworth (12-7) 45

Dalrymple 0-1-1, Boutaugh 2-2-7, Briggs 4-0-8, Johnston 1-0-2, Archer 3-1-9, Savage 0-2-2, Jones 1-2-4, Oleson 3-6-12, McEachern

Camden Hills (13-6) 59

Wiley 7-4-20, Smith 0-2-2, Newcombe 0-2-2, Gushee 2-1-6, Neville 1-2-4, Hart 3-1-7, Croce 7-3-18, Friesland, Butler, Holgerson, Richards, Perry

3-pt. goals: Archer 2, Boutaugh; Wiley 2, Gushee, Croce

Ellsworth 10 20 32 45

Camden Hills 17 36 48 59

Rockland 52, MDI 31

At Rockland, Kaitlin Hynes netted 14 points for the No. 7 Tigers.

Annie Pennell went nine for 10 from the line, with a total of 11 for the winners. Kasey Felt made 13 points, and Kaitlyn Grant had nine rebounds and seven assists.

Brianne Records led the Trojans with 11.

MDI (9-10) 31

Records 4-1-11, Fault 2-2-7, Young 2-1-6, Dow 3-1-7, Christie, Hodgdon, Shouster, Banks, Stratton, Stanley

Rockland (13-6) 52

Grant 3-2-9, Pennell 1-9-11, Felt 5-0-12, Hynes 6-2-14, Todd 2-0-6, Crupi, Dunton, Clark

3-pt. goals: Records 2, Fault, Young; Grant, Felt 2, Todd 2

MDI 10 18 22 31

Rockland 8 21 40 52

Big East final

Caribou 43, Presque Isle 40

At the Bangor Auditorium, Lauren Harrigan buried a 3-pointer from the left wing as time expired to give Caribou the Big East Class B championship game win.

It was Harrigan’s fourth 3-pointer of the game.

Monica Selander scored 16 points and Harrigan finished with 14 for the Vikings.

Natasha Deschene’s game-high 17 points powered Presque Isle.

Caribou 43

Dubois, Gahagan 2-0-4, Harrigan 5-0-14, Ouellette 1-0-2, Dube, Burlock 3-1-7, Cousins, Selander 6-4-16, Wiley, Morrell

Presque Isle 40

Deschene 7-1-17, A. DeLong 2-0-4, Pinette, Post 1-0-3, K. DeLong 1-1-3, DeMerchant 1-0-2, Smith 2-0-5, Watananuchit, Morris 3-0-6, Moody, Richards

3-pt. goals: Harrigan 4; Deschene 2, Post

Caribou 4 18 30 43

Presque Isle 13 21 31 40

WM Class D

Valley 70, North Haven 35

At Bingham, Mel Vicneire scored 21 of her game-high 23 points and Kristin Baker posted 16 of her 18 in the first half as the No. 4 Cavaliers rolled.

Loretta Fitzmaurice added 10 points for Valley, and Baker also recorded 13 assists.

Laura Barrett topped the No. 13 Hawks with 15 points, and Desiree Mayo had nine.

North Haven (4-14) 35

Orne 0-2-2, Barrett 6-1-15, Ap. Brown 1-2-4, Mayo 3-2-9, Jones 1-1-3, Lane, McKenzie, Al. Brown 1-0-2, Campbell

Valley (16-2) 70

Rich, Baker 7-1-18, Fournier, McCandless 2-0-4, Johnson, Wheeler 1-0-2, McAllister 3-2-8, Ebnetter 1-0-3, Vicneire 9-1-23, Laweryson, L. Fitzmaurice 4-2-10, J. Fitzmaurice 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Barrett 2, Mayo; Vicneire 4, Baker 3, Ebnetter

North Haven 5 13 17 35

Valley 23 47 66 70

Hockey

Houlton-Hodg. 3, Presque Isle 2

At Houlton, Erik St. Peter scored on a Brad Baker assist 1:33 into the third period to lift Houlton-Hodgdon to victory at Millar Arena.

Houlton-Hodgdon (11-6) jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the game’s first four minutes, as Grady Anderson scored on assists from Tyler Hutchinson and Mitch Hall and Hall scored on assists from Hutchinson and Anderson.

Presque Isle (8-8) tied the game as Trevor Graves scored on assists from Ben Sirois and Sam Shaw late in the first period and Micah Cartin scored on an Andy Clark assist 13 seconds into the second period.

Houlton-Hodgdon goalie Nic Joslyn made 36 saves on 38 shots, while PI’s Bryan Fowler made 26 saves on 29 shots.

Orono 4, John Bapst 2

At Sawyer Arena in Bangor, Dylan Huckestein knocked in three goals to power the Red Riots past the Crusaders.

Derek Smith chipped in with one goal and one assist for 14-3 Orono. Jacob Roeder, Tony Raymond, John Tuell and Joe Smyth each added an assist. Keith Hedrick made 20 saves on 22 shots.

Zach Greenier scored both goals for the 6-12 Crusaders of Bangor. David Sawyer had two assists and Brian Leighton had one. Dan Leighton stopped 34 of 38 shots.

Boys basketball

Class A

Brunswick 72, Gardiner 41

At Brunswick, Ralph Mims nailed seven 3-pointers and finished with 35 points as the Dragons tamed the Tigers.

Mims also had eight assists and five steals for the winners and Jesse Kaplin put in nine points.

Sean McNally netted 17 for the Tigers.