AUGUSTA – Kelly Finneran scored 13 points and Jessie Estes added 11 as third-ranked Traip Academy of Kittery eliminated Georges Valley of Thomaston 62-42 in a Western C girls quarterfinal basketball game Tuesday.

Kate Letourneau scored 10 points to lead 11th-seeded Georges Valley, which fell behind early and trailed 35-19 at halftime.

Georges Valley (9-11) 42

K. Watts 1-1-4, Bertocci, Campbell 2-0-4, Franklin 1-1-3, Letourneau 2-6-10, Ferra, Pinkham 0-1-1, H. Watts 3-0-6, Schooley 1-0-2, Delano 1-4-6, Sturks 2-2-6

Traip Academy (13-4) 62

Modica 0-1-1, Finneran 6-1-13, Cutts 1-2-4, A. Tukey 1-0-2, Estes 4-2-11, Seward 3-0-6, Lemieux 1-0-2, Guay 2-0-4, Lamprell, Veilleux 2-2-6, Kuehl 3-3-9, S. Tukey, Connor 1-2-4

3-pt. goals: K. Watts; Estes

Georges Valley 8 19 27 42

Traip Academy 18 35 47 62

Jay 65, Telstar 54

At Augusta Civic Center, Kaylie DeMicco led fifth-ranked Jay with 29 points as the Tigers overcame fourth-ranked Telstar.

Sara Fetterhoff added another 12 and Heather Johnson 11 for the winners.

For Telstar of Bethel, Jillian Kimball shot in 12 points. Abby Wentworth and Krystle Gould each had 10 points.

Telstar (13-6) 54

Wilson, Kimball 5-0-12, Rosenberg 2-0-4, Wentworth 2-6-10, Davis 3-1-9, Stambolis 2-0-4, Hart, Dole 1-1-5, Smith, Thurlow, Gould 4-1-10

Jay (13-6) 65

Couture, Homms 1-0-2, Fetterhoff 5-2-12, Mastine 3-2-8, DeMicco 9-10-29, Courchesney, Farrington, Johnson 3-4-11, La Baecque 1-1-3, Fetterhoff

3-pt. goals: Davis, Dole, Gould; DeMicco, Johnson

Telstar 14 21 39 54

Jay 19 31 43 65

Dirigo 56, Wiscasset 43

At Augusta, Alexa Kaubris scored 19 points and Michelle Holmquist added 18 to lead the Dirigo Cougars of Dixfield.

Amanda Davis had 14 points and Kristen Pierce added 13 for Wiscasset.

Wiscasset (11-8) 43

Davis 5-4-14, Margellen, Graffam, Haskell 3-0-6, Pierce 3-6-13, Whitfield 2-4-8, South 1-0-2, Reed

Dirigo (19-0) 56

Kaubris 4-10-19, Holmquist 7-4-18, Gagne 1-1-3, Weston 2-3-8, Hutchinson, Harvey, Knight 4-0-8

3-pt. goals: Pierce; Weston, Kaubris

Wiscasset 14 23 32 43

Dirigo 15 25 45 56

Hall-Dale 63, Winthrop 55

At the Augusta Civic Center, Chelsey Dionne scored 26 points as second-ranked Hall-Dale advanced to the Western C basketball semifinals.

Caitlyn Laflin added 14 points and Heather St. Pierre nine for Hall-Dale.

Emilie Knight led 10th-ranked Winthrop with 19 points. Amanda Garwood added 11.

Winthrop (11-9) 55

L. LaFlamme 1-0-2, Simoneau, Brooks, Lasko, St. Hilaire 0-1-1, Cobb, Warner 3-3-9, Emery 1-2-4, Convery, Pushard 3-3-9, Knight 4-11-19, Garwood 5-0-11

Hall-Dale (17-2) 63

St. Pierre 3-2-9, Brann 1-0-2, Bourgeois 3-0-6, Ward 1-0-2, Laflin 3-8-14, Frett, Ca. Dionne, E. Seigars, A. Seigars, Ch. Dionne 7-11-26, Brown 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Garwood; St. Pierre, Ch. Dionne

Winthrop 6 20 35 55

Hall-Dale 23 34 48 63

D girls

Valley 68, Eastgate Christian 43

At the Augusta Civic Center, Kristin Baker scored 28 points as fourth-seeded Valley of Bingham earned the Western D girls quarterfinal win.

Melanie Vicnaire added 15 points and Emma McAlister scored 10 for the Cavaliers, who led 25-9 after the first quarter.

Haley Veilleux led fifth-ranked Eastgate Christian of New Gloucester with 16 points, while Angie Elvin added 11

Eastgate Christian (14-6) 43

Jannaronee, Legare 4-1-9, Michaud, Vanderlinden 0-2-2, Turgeon 1-0-3, Elvin 3-2-11, Doak, Veilleux 6-2-16, Tillson 0-2-2

Valley (17-2) 68

Rich, Baker 12-1-28, McCandless, Johnson, Wheeler, Plourd 0-1-1, McAllister 4-2-10, Vicnaire 6-1-15, Lawyerson, L. Fitzmaurice 4-0-8, J. Fitzmaurice 1-4-6, Fournier

3-pt. goals: Elvin 3, Veilleux 2, Turgeon; Baker 3, Vicnaire 2

Eastgate Chr. 5 19 28 43

Valley 25 37 57 68

Rangeley 74, Vinalhaven 52

At Augusta, Sarah Schrader’s 30 points led top-ranked Rangeley to its Class D girls quarterfinal victory.

Krysteen Romero added 20 points for the undefeated Lakers, while Rosie LaPointe scored nine.

Brianna Osgood led ninth-ranked Vinalhaven with 20 points.

Vinalhaven (11-8) 52

Pratt 1-0-2, C. Osgood 4-0-8, Doak, Davidson 2-0-4, Smith 2-5-9, Carter, McCarthy, Drury, N. Osgood 2-1-5, B. Osgood 10-0-20, Carleton 1-0-2, Young 1-0-2

Rangeley (18-0) 74

Brooks, LaPointe 4-0-9, Clark 3-0-6, Frost-Kolva 2-1-6, George, Quimby 1-0-2, Romero 10-0-20, Morton 0-1-1, Madeira, Brackett, Schrader 13-4-30, Golub

3-pt. goals: LaPointe, Frost-Kolva

Vinalhaven 12 27 39 52

Rangeley 15 33 52 74

Boys basketball

Class A

Old Town 71, Hampden 62

At Old Town, Matt Petrie scored 15 points and dished out five assists to lead five double-digit scorers for the Indians in their regular season finale.

Cory Miller had 13 points, Logan Bouchard added 12, Mike Thurston scored 11, and Tyler Tracewski had 10 plus eight rebounds. Matt Curtis made six steals.

Jordan Cook led Hampden with 21 points, Jay Uhrin added 16, and Sam Hodgdon scored 11.

Hampden (7-10) 62

Cook 8-5-21, Uhrin 6-0-16, Hodgdon 5-0-11, McCue 1-0-2, Meehan 1-4-6, Moran, McNutt 3-0-6, Ross, Silver

Old Town (12-6) 71

Petrie 3-9-15, Miller 5-2-13, Bouchard 2-8-12, Tracewski 4-2-10, Thurston 5-0-11, Curtis 3-1-7, Boucouvalas, Conary 0-3-3, St. Louis

3-pt. goals: Uhrin 4, Hodgdon; Miller, Thurston

Hampden 13 24 39 62

Old Town 18 40 52 71

JV: Hampden 62-51

Bangor 63, Nokomis 55

At Bangor’s Red Barry Gymnasium, junior guard Jordan Heath scored 18 points on six 3-pointers and classmate Jesse St. John added 16 points as the Rams earned their 11th win in their last 12 games.

Aaron Gallant added 13 points and four steals for Bangor, while P.J. Dowe and Chad Astle each grabbed six rebounds.

Tyler Norris paced Nokomis with 16 points, while Devin Gee added 11.

Nokomis (4-13) 55

Gee 4-0-11, Dunlop 3-1-8, McDaniel 2-3-8, Hobart 3-0-6, Cahill 1-0-2, Norris 4-8-16, Oldenburg 2-0-4

Bangor (12-5) 63

Heath 6-0-18, Aa. Gallant 4-5-13, Dowe 1-0-2, Astle 1-1-3, Prentiss 2-2-6, DeRosa 2-0-5, St. John 6-2-16, Anderson, Trundy

3-pt. goals: Gee 3, Dunlop; Heath 6, St. John 2

Nokomis 11 27 37 55

Bangor 22 30 47 63

JV: Bangor 77-51