Morneault 3-pointer lifts Owls to 1-point victory

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MADAWASKA – Myles Morneault sank the game-winning 3-pointer with 10 seconds left to lift the Madawaska Owls to a 56-55 schoolboy basketball victory over Van Buren on Tuesday night.

Alan Campbell contributed 22 points, Matt Beaulieu had 13, and Mark Sirois 10 for Madawaska.

Trevor Hews led the Crusaders with 17 points, and Tyler Conley had 12.

Van Buren (2-4) 55

B. Doucette, Lapierre 1-2-4, Martin 2-1-7, J. Doucette 2-0-5, Rossignal 2-1-6, Hews 6-2-17, Gagnon 2-0-4, Conley 5-2-12

Madawaska (5-2) 56

Roy, Pelletier, M. Sirois 5-0-10, Campbell 8-0-22, Morneault 3-2-9, K. Sirois 1-0-2, Beaulieu 4-3-13

3-pt. goals: Martin 2, J. Doucette, Hews 3; Campbell 6, Morneault, Beaulieu 2

Van Buren 11 24 37 55

Madawaska 17 29 49 56

JV: Van Buren 47-34

Washburn 80, Hodgdon 62

At Washburn, Adam Thompson led the Beavers with 27 points as they took a win from the Hawks.

Thompson’s brother Jason Thompson added 23 points for Washburn. Josh Goupille scored 13, while Zach Bird had 11 points and 13 assists.

Evan Carter netted 25 points and grabbed 17 rebounds for Hodgdon. Leif O’Connell had 14 points, and Kirby Sanford had 10.

Hodgdon (5-2) 62

Sanford 5-0-10, Armstrong 1-0-2, O’Connel 6-0-14, Guy 3-0-7, Bartley 1-0-2, Cleary 1-0-2, Carter 11-3-25, Ledger, Quint, Bailey

Washburn (6-1) 80

Ja. Thompson 8-7-23, A. Thompson 12-1-27, Bird 4-0-11, Pesut 3-0-6, Goupille 5-3-13, Nelson, Parker, Connolly, Ju. Thompson, Willette

3-pt. goals: O’Connel; A. Thompson 2, Bird 3

Hodgdon 15 35 48 62

Washburn 17 34 55 80

JV: Hodgdon 51-44

Calvary Chapel 62, East Grand 36

At Eastern Maine Community College in Bangor, Brock Bradford scored 26 points to lead Calvary Chapel of Orrington to the win.

Mike Astle scored 12 points for the Sabers, and Bryan Miller had 10 rebounds.

Brent Byers had 19 points for East Grand of Danforth.

East Grand (2-6) 36

Byers 8-2-19, Crocker 3-0-6, M. Hanington 2-1-5, Rogers 1-2-4, Beaudoin 1-0-2, A. Hanington, Scott, Crone, Morse, Armstrong

Calvary Chapel (5-0) 62

Bradford 10-2-26, Astle 4-2-12, Dean 3-0-7, Seekins 3-1-7, Haverlock 2-2-6, Br. Miller 2-0-4, Chapman, Colby, Nelson, Be. Miller, Newman

3-pt. goals: Byers; Bradford 4, Astle 2, Dean

East Grand 13 18 24 36

Calvary Chapel 21 26 45 62

JV: Calvary Chapel 56-40

Bangor Christian 62, Searsport 56

At Searsport, Colby Robinson hit two 3-pointers with 1:40 left to lead Bangor Christian to the win.

Ryan Weston had 24 points and 14 rebounds for the Patriots, and Josh Frost added 12 points.

Matt Nickerson scored 24 points and added 11 rebounds for Searsport. Josh Hancock had 13 points and Mike Adams scored 11.

Bangor Christian (3-4) 62

Weston 8-8-24, Frost 3-6-12, Sobey 3-0-8, Robinson 2-0-6, Denbow 2-1-5, Dearborn 1-1-3

Searsport (0-8) 56

M. Nickerson 10-2-24, Hancock 4-4-13, Adams 4-3-11, Tufts 1-0-2, Greenlaw 2-0-4, McHatten 1-0-2, Chaar, J. Nickerson, Skillings

3-pt. goals: Sobey 2, Robinson 2; Hancock

Bangor Chr. 15 30 42 62

Searsport 11 25 45 56

Gr. Houlton Chr. 77, Easton 42

At Presque Isle, Steve Kilcollins scored a game-high 32 points and grabbed 15 rebounds to power the Eagles.

Drew Farrar notched 22 points, and Emery Lincoln had 10.

Nate Sanders and Mitchell Blodgett each scored eight points for the Bears.

Easton (1-6) 42

Hopkins 3-1-7, Beaulieu 0-2-2, Sanders 2-3-8, Bradley 2-0-4, Blodgett 3-2-8, Flewelling 2-1-5, Steele 0-1-1, Crockett 1-0-2, Cleaves 1-1-3, Kierstead 1-0-2, White, Carlow, Brock

Greater Houlton Christian Acad. (6-2) 77

Kilcollins 14-4-32, Farrar 7-4-22, Lincoln 4-2-10, Kelly 2-0-5, Cook 2-1-5, Bentley 1-0-2, Bell 0-1-1, Nevers, Elmore, Guiggey, Corhonen, Huggard

3-pt. goals: Sanders; Farrar 4, Kelly

Easton 5 22 20 42

Gr. Houlton Chr. 28 44 70 77

Bucksport 56, Orono 50

At Orono, Cameron Gray scored eight of his 15 points in the fourth quarter as the Golden Bucks pulled away from the Red Riots.

Todd Freeman added a dozen points for Bucksport, Joey Carmichael contributed 11, and Chris Remick had 10.

Joe Simon led Orono with 15 points, and Adam Chase added 14.

Bucksport (1-5) 56

Rump 1-0-2, Gray 3-9-15, Freeman 4-1-12, Remick 2-4-10, Carmichael 4-1-11, Babson 1-0-2, Maguire 2-0-4

Orono (2-4) 50

Wakeling 2-2-7, Chase 5-4-14, Millard 1-0-2, Dwyer 1-0-3, Simon 7-1-15, Keezar 1-3-5, Stuart 0-4-4, Dunton

3-pt. goals: Freeman 3, Remick 2, Carmichael 2; Wakeling, Dwyer

Bucksport 15 30 39 56

Orono 8 26 38 50

JV: Orono 55-43

Calais 63, Machias 38

At Machias, Bryan Blake scored 12 points to pace Calais to the win.

Chris Taylor had 10 points for the Blue Devils.

Aaron Calor led Machias with eight points.

Calais (4-4) 63

Taylor 3-4-10, Blake 6-0-12, McLean 3-1-8, Dickerson 2-5-9, McPhee 2-0-4, Geel 1-0-3, Rogers 1-0-2, Johnston 0-1-1, Gutherie 3-0-6, Bell 2-2-5, Wallace 1-2-4

Machias (2-4) 38

Ross 1-1-3, Little 3-0-6, McCarthy 2-0-4, Roberts 1-0-2, Whalen 1-0-2, Calor 2-4-8, Austin 2-0-5, Brooks 2-1-5, Morse 1-0-3, Patterson, McNally

3-pt. goals: McLean, Geel; Austin, Morse

Calais 14 33 47 63

Machias 6 11 20 38

Wash. Acad. 66, Woodland 52

At Woodland, Sam Hostetter tallied 14 points as the Raiders won their seeventh straight.

Jarred Sternbergh scored 11 and James Ramsdell had 10 for Washington Academy.

Brandon Tomah contributed 16 points to the Dragons’ effort. Adam Knowles scored 15.

Washington Academy (7-0) 66

Sternbergh 4-3-11, Gray 1-3-5, Hostetter 6-2-14, Colbeth 2-4-8, Ja. Ramsdell 4-2-10, Wood 3-1-8, Je. Ramsdell 2-1-6, Leighton 1-0-2, Von Rotz 1-0-2, Albee, Porter

Woodland (5-2) 52

Tomah 6-4-16, Newell 1-1-3, Moody 1-1-4, Knowles 6-3-15, Metcalf 0-1-1, Diadone 0-2-2, Smith 1-4-6, Ellis 2-0-4, Carlow 0-1-1, Kesel, Townsend, Record

3-pt. goals: Wood, Je. Ramsdell; Moody

Washington Acad. 13 27 44 66

Woodland 11 21 32 52

Mattanawcook 76, Schenck 63

At Lincoln, the Lynx nailed 22 of 24 free throws, including 9-for-9 in the fourth quarter, to beat the Wolverines of East Millinocket.

Luke Emery paced the Lynx with 18 points, and Dylan Hanscom added 12. Both players were also perfect from the line with Hanscom hitting eight free throws and Emery converting seven.

Derek Libbey chipped in with 14 points for the winners, Steve Andrews netted 11, and Adam L’Italien added 10.

Aaron Waite led Schenck with 16 points, Chris Byron added 14, and Jordan Pelkey put in 10.

Schenck (3-4) 63

Kimball 1-0-2, McLaughlin 1-0-2, Hamlin 3-2-8, Waite 6-1-16, K. Thompson 3-1-7, Cram 1-1-3, L. Thompson, Byron 2-10-14, Pelkey 3-4-10, Hutchins 0-1-1

Mattanawcook (6-1) 76

Birmingham 1-0-2, Gardner 1-0-2, Libbey 4-4-14, Andrews 5-0-11, Hanscom 2-8-12, Emery 5-7-18, Young 3-1-7, Slike, Kimball, L’Italien 4-2-10

3-pt. goals: Waite 3; Libbey 2, Andrews, Emery

Schenck 13 36 51 63

Mattanawcook 18 39 55 76

JV: MA 61-58

MCI 56, Lincoln Academy 45

At Pittsfield, Victor Quint scored 13 points to help lead Maine Central Institute to the win.

Marty Quint had 12 points for MCI, and Matt Huff and Micah Curtis each added 11.

Patrick Howell scored 14 points for Lincoln Academy of Newcastle.

Lincoln Academy (2-5) 45

Peaslee 4-1-9, Ford 3-0-7, Howell 4-5-14, Coopersmith 0-2-2, Stailing 3-1-7, Williams 2-0-4, Mahan 1-0-2, Elwell

MCI (4-3) 56

Kennedy 3-0-9, M. Quint 4-4-12, Huff 2-6-11, V. Quint 6-1-13, Curtis 3-5-11, Nichols, Hart, Judkins, Souliere

3-pt. goals: Ford, Howell; Kennedy 3, Huff

Lincoln Acad. 4 18 34 45

MCI 10 26 39 56

Jonesport-Beals 80, Shead 71

At Jonesport, Ross Griffin totaled 27 points as the Royals beat out the Tigers.

Joseph Libby scored 17 points for Jonesport and Jonathan Alley had 10.

Craig Hasting had a game-high 31 points for Shead and Aaron Sullivan had 21.

Shead 71

Cox 0-3-3, Maloney 4-0-8, Martinez 1-1-3, Cyr, Sullivan 6-9-21, C. Hastings 10-2-31, Mitchell 1-2-4, Newell, Kilton, Stanhope, Clement, Seeley, S. Hastings

Jonesport-Beals 80

R. Griffin 10-6-27, Alley 3-4-10, Barton 3-0-8, Holmes, Faulkingham 1-0-2, Backman 1-0-2, Libby 7-2-17, Ellis 2-0-4, S. Griffin 5-0-10

3-pt. goals: Hastings 9; R. Griffin, Barton 2, Libby

Shead 23 43 59 71

Jonesport-Beals 15 36 58 80

JV: Jonesport-Beals 86-59

Hockey

Houlton-Hodgdon 10, Stearns 0

At Millar Arena in Houlton, Chris Howland scored two goals and Ian Pasquarelli added a goal and two assists to lead the Black Hawks by the Minutemen of Millinocket.

Micah Carton, Jordan Gard, Mitch Hall, Eben Thompson, Sharif Abouleish, Sam Carter, and Ryan Brewer each added a goal for the 3-1-2 winners. Nic Joslyn made 17 saves.

Jay Kim made 55 saves for 0-4-1 Stearns.

Girls basketball

Easton 64, Gr. Houlton Chr. 63

At the University of Maine-Presque Isle, Michelle Osgood hit a free throw with four seconds remaining to give Easton the victory.

Nina Alexander scored 35 points for the Bears, and Kassie Lovely added 15.

Megan Korhonen scored 19 points for Greater Houlton Christian Academy. Lacey Farrar had 14 points, and Amanda Jago added 13 points and seven rebounds.

Easton (5-4) 64

Alexander 14-7-35, Hickey 1-0-2, Hopkins 2-0-4, Lovely 6-3-15, Osgood 6-2-8, Ireland, Dayringer, White, Boxwell

Greater Houlton Christian (3-4) 63

Farrar 5-4-14, Sjoberg 4-1-9, Boutilier 1-0-2, Korhonen 8-3-19, A. Jago 6-1-13, J. Jago 3-0-6, Livezey, Hartin, Vargas, Lord, M. Lee, E. Lee, Bentley

3-pt. goals: none

Easton 18 37 50 64

GHCA 8 26 47 63

Ashland 45, Central Aroostook 38

At Mars Hill, Ashley Nemer’s 16-point effort led the Hornets to their sixth win without a loss.

Whitney Flint tossed in 12 points for Ashland.

Amber Garrison paced Central Aroostook with 14 points and 11 rebounds. Samantha Brewer added nine points.

Ashland (6-0) 45

Belskis 3-2-8, Chasse 3-0-6, Flint 5-1-12, Nemer 5-4-16, Chamberlin, Mayo, Peters, Long

Central Aroostook (3-4) 38

Rideout 1-1-3, L. Long, Garrison 6-2-14, Lundeen 3-0-6, Brewer 4-0-9, S. Long 0-2-2, A. Long, Devoe, Day 1-0-2, Bradley 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Fling, Nemer 2; Brewer

Ashland 21 30 40 45

Cen. Aroostook 13 26 30 38

JV: Central Aroostook 39-20

Van Buren 43, Limestone 34

At Van Buren, Kelsee McLaughlin scored six of her eight points as the Crusaders outscored the Eagles 15-8 in the third quarter to take the lead for good.

Megan Lajoie’s 15 points led Van Buren, while Katheryn Beckwith netted 10.

Anna Haller and Lindsey Beaulieu paced Limestone/Maine School of Science and Mathematics with 12 and 11 points, respectively. Julie Peers added nine.

Limestone/MSSM (5-1) 34

Weatherhead 1-0-2, Beaulieu 3-3-11, King, Kelly, Peers 3-3-9, Haller 5-2-12, Cousins, Dunn

Van Buren (2-4) 43

Levasseur 4-0-8, Bouchard, St. Pierre, Lajoie 6-3-15, Vaillancourt, Gereben 1-0-2, Beckwith 4-2-10, McLaughlin 4-0-8

3-pt. goals: Beaulieu 2

Limestone/MSSM 12 21 29 34

Van Buren 8 18 33 43

Winslow 39, Rockland 35

At Rockland, Ashley Carter scored 13 points as the Black Raiders edged the Tigers in a meeting among two of the top teams in the KVAC Class B ranks.

Lindsay Barnes tallied nine points to lead the Tigers.

Winslow (6-1) 39

Byrne 0-1-1, Morin 2-1-5, Peters 1-0-2, Lapointe 3-0-8, Carter 4-4-13, Bosse 3-1-7, Boutin 1-0-3, Pelletier, Libby, McClaire

Rockland (5-2) 35

Todd 1-0-2, N. Clark 3-1-7, Felt 1-3-5, Barnes 2-5-9, Hynes 3-1-7, D. Clark 1-3-5, Hansen, Kenniston

3-pt. goals: Lapointe 2, Boutin, Carter

Winslow 10 13 29 39

Rockland 6 10 23 35

JV: Rockland 38-28

Camden Hills 69, Belfast 41

At Belfast, Georgia Smith scored 18 points to push Camden Hills of Rockport to the victory.

Marianne Croce scored 17 points for the Windjammers, and Samantha Wiley added 14 points.

Jamie Flagg had 13 points for Belfast, and Jilli Ross scored 10.