Martin FTs lift Crusader boys past Beavers

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WASHBURN – Andrew Martin converted 11 of 13 free throws in the fourth quarter Friday night as Van Buren outscored Washburn 24-9 to erase a seven-point deficit and earn a 71-63 boys basketball victory.

Martin finished with 21 points for Van Buren. Tyler Lapierre scored 16 while Trevor Hews and Tyler Conley tallied 12 each.

Jason Thompson poured in 32 points for Washburn. Adam Thompson connected for 23.

Van Buren (6-6) 71

Lizotte, B. Doucette 1-3-5, Lapierre 7-2-16, Martin 4-13-21, J. Doucette 1-1-3, Rossignol, Taylor, Hews 5-2-12, Gagnon 1-0-2, Conley 6-0-12, Smith, Martin

Washburn (10-2) 63

Ja. Thompson 12-6-32, A. Thompson 9-1-23, Bird 0-3-3, Pesut 1-0-2, J. Goupille 1-0-3, Nelson, Harris, Connolly, Ju. Thompson, Willette, Parker, Wilcox, Morrow, B. Goupille

3-pt. goals: Ja. Thompson 2, A. Thompson 4

Van Buren 21 35 47 71

Washburn 20 36 54 63

Katahdin 69, Fort Fairfield 52

At Stacyville, Owen McCarthy scored 21 points to lead Katahdin to the victory.

Patrick Willett had 15 points for Katahdin and Alex McAvoy added 12 points.

Keith Edgecomb scored 16 points for Fort Fairfield and Cody Closson added nine points.

Fort Fairfield (4-8) 52

O. Edgecomb 2-0-4, Closson 3-1-9, Rochford 3-0-6, Wasson 2-3-7, Foster 3-0-6, K. Edgecomb 5-4-16, Demerchant 2-0-4, Noyes

Katahdin (9-3) 69

Willett 5-3-15, J. Qualey 3-0-6, Jo. Anderson 3-2-8, Gould 0-2-2, McAvoy 5-0-12, K. Anderson 1-0-2, Harris 1-1-3, McCarthy 8-3-21, O. Qualey, Ja. Anderson, Curtis

3-pt. goals: Closson 2, K. Edgecomb 2; Willett 2, McAvoy 2, McCarthy 2

Fort Fairfield 17 23 30 52

Katahdin 19 33 55 69

JV: Katahdin 53-44

Central Aroostook 81, Ashland 53

At Mars Hill, Andrew York led a quintet of double-figure scorers with 16 points as the Panthers rolled.

Jason Woodworth and Sam Clockedile tossed in 13 points each for Central Aroostook, while Tim Carlson and Brock Burtt added 10 each.

Trevor Tompkins paced Ashland with 16 points, Josh Chamberlin netted 11 and John Pierce added 10.

Ashland (2-10) 53

Tompkins 6-2-16, Chamberlin 4-3-11, Pierce 5-0-10, C. Belanger 4-1-9, Levesque 0-1-1, L. Belanger 1-0-2, Baker 2-0-4

Central Aroostook (11-1) 81

A. York 6-1-16, Woodworth 6-0-13, Clockedile 4-4-13, Carlson 4-0-10, C. York 2-0-4, McLaughlin 2-0-4, Burtt 5-0-10, Shaw 2-1-5, Donahue, McCartney 2-0-4, White 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Tompkins 2, C. Belanger; A. York 3, Woodworth, Clockedile, Carlson 2

Ashland 14 24 41 53

Cen. Aroostook 16 46 60 81

So. Aroostook 54, Easton 39

At Easton, Travis Brooker drained five 3-pointers en route to 18 points and a win for the Warriors of Dyer Brook.

Southern Aroostook’s Wade Hersey added 12 points and a team-high 15 rebounds, while Tim Hartin had 11 points and 11 boards.

Tyler Bradley paced the Bears with 10 points and seven rebounds.

Southern Aroostook (6-6) 54

Austin 2-1-5, Brooker 6-1-18, Stubbs 3-2-8, Hartin 5-1-11, Hersey 5-1-12, Clark, R. Toothaker, Frazier, A. Anderson

Easton (3-9) 39

Hopkins 2-3-7, Carlow 1-0-2, Bradley 2-5-10, Blodgett 1-0-3, Steele 1-3-5, Saunders 4-0-8, J. Brock 2-0-4, Beaulieu, Kierstead

3-pt. goals: Brooker 5, Hersey; Bradley, Blodgett

So. Aroostook 17 27 40 54

Easton 5 10 24 39

JV: Easton 37-35

Madawaska 74, GHCA 38

At Madawaska, Alan Campbell poured in 21 points to power the Owls.

Matt Beaulieu chipped in with 19 points and Myles Morneault added 12 for Madawaska.

Emery Lincoln and Drew Farrar scored 14 and 11 points, respectively, for Greater Houlton Christian Academy.

Greater Houlton Christian (7-6) 38

Bentley, Farrar 3-3-11, Nevers, Lincoln 6-2-14, Kelly 2-0-4, Guiggey 1-0-2, Korhonen 0-1-1, Kilcollins 2-2-6, Bell

Madawaska (9-3) 74

A. Roy, Guerette, P. Roy 1-0-2, Pelletier 3-2-8, Morin 2-0-4, M. Sirois 3-0-6, Campbell 8-1-21, Morneault 6-0-12, K. Sirois, Beaulieu 8-2-19

3-pt. goals: Farrar 2; Campbell 4, Beaulieu

GHCA 10 24 32 38

Madawaska 24 36 49 74

Houlton 65, Schenck 57

At Houlton, Jordan Hill scored 10 of his 20 points in the third quarter when the Shiretowners outscored the Wolverines 26-6 en route to the victory.

Houlton had trailed 37-24 at the half, but rallied behind Hill and nine points from Miles on three 3-pointers. Hill finished with 20 points, Miles added 16 and Justin Stewart netted 11.

Kerry Thompson and Chris Byron each scored 13 points for the Wolverines of East Millinocket. Will Hamlin, Aaron Waite, and Jordan Pelkey each added 10.

Schenck (4-8) 57

Hamlin 5-0-10, Waite 4-1-10, K. Thompson 6-0-13, Bryron 5-2-13, Pelkey 4-2-10, Kimball 0-1-1, Lowell, Cram, L. Thompson, Hutchins

Houlton (6-6) 65

Stewart 4-3-11, Miles 5-2-16, Hill 8-3-20, Cummings 1-0-2, Campbell 1-1-3, Lloyd 4-0-8, Myers, Lewis

3-pt. goals: Waite, K. Thompson, Byron; Miles 4, Hill

Schenck 13 37 43 57

Houlton 9 24 50 65

JV: Schenck 54-50

Machias 75, Lubec 42

At Machias, Mike Little’s 15-point effort paced the Bulldogs to victory over the Hornets.

James McCarthy and Cory Brooks netted 12 points each for Machias.

Jesse Reed scored a game-high 17 points for Lubec.

Lubec (1-7) 42

Reed 8-0-17, Shults 2-2-6, Rice 1-0-2, Murray 1-2-5, McPherson 4-0-8, Lyons 2-0-4

Machias (5-6) 75

Little 7-0-15, McCarthy 5-1-12, Brooks 6-0-12, Ross 3-0-6, McNally 1-0-2, Roberts 2-0-4, Whalen 1-0-2, Calor 4-0-8, Patterson 3-0-6, Austin 2-0-5, Morse 1-1-3

3-pt. goals: Reed, Murray; Little, McCarthy, Austin

Lubec 8 16 30 42

Machias 18 31 52 75

Wash. Acad. 59, East Grand 39

At East Machias, James Ramsdell scored 19 points to led Washington Academy to the victory.

Jarred Sternbergh had 10 rebounds for Washington Academy.

Brent Byers scored 13 points for East Grand of Danforth.

East Grand (2-9) 39

Byers 4-3-13, M. Hanington 1-0-2, Crocker 0-4-4, Beaudoin 1-0-2, Dicker 2-2-6, A. Hanington 2-0-4, Rogers 1-4-7, Crone, Armstrong, Scott

Washington Acad. (9-2) 59

Ja. Ramsdell 8-2 19, Sternbergh 3-0-6, Hostetter 3-2-8, Gray 1-0-2, Colbeth 1-0-2, Je. Ramsdell 2-0-4, Wood 1-0-3, Von Rotz 4-0-8, Leighton 1-0-2, Jessiman 1-1-3, Porter 1-0-2, Albee, Bae

3-pt. goals: Byers 2, Rogers; Ja. Ramsdell, Wood

East Grand 1 14 24 39

Wash. Acad. 19 33 48 59

JV: Wash. Acad. 72-38

Bangor 91, Old Town 42

At Old Town, Andrew Trundy scored 12 points to help lead Bangor to the win.

Andy Mead and Alex Gallant each scored 10 points for the Rams.

Corey Emerson led Old Town with 11 points.

Bangor (8-1) 91

Trundy 5-2-12, Mead 2-6-10, Al. Gallant 5-0-10, St. John 2-2-8, Francis 2-4-8, Hackett 1-4-7, Jellison 2-1-6, Aa. Gallant 2-1-6, Socoby 2-0-4, Barron 2-0-4, Webb 2-0-4, Collard-Sequin 1-2-4, Leeman 0-3-3, DeRosa 1-0-3, Chase 1-0-2

Old Town (2-7) 42

Emerson 5-1-11, Bouchard 4-0-8, Reardon 3-0-6, Lacadie 2-0-6, Sagner 2-0-5, Russell 1-2-5, Shaw 0-1-1, Carmichael, Fogarty, Avery

3-pt. goals: St. John 2, Hackett, Jellison, Aa. Gallant, DeRosa; Lacadie 2, Sagner, Russell

Bangor 21 40 62 91

Old Town 3 9 25 42

JV: Bangor 78-46

Hockey

Presque Isle 3, Kents Hill 1

At the Northern Maine Forum, Ryan Cyr scored his second goal of the game off a David O’Brien assist 11:02 into the second period, giving the Wildcats the lead for good.

Cyr scored a first-period goal off a Robert Gartley assist for 6-4-1 Presque Isle. Brad Young converted a Ben McPherson pass in the third period to provide the winning margin.

Brendan Esquibel made 19 saves on 20 shots.

Ben St. Germain scored on a Pat Sullivan assist for Kents Hill. Anthony Barbato made 20 saves on 23 shots.

Girls basketball

GHCA 69, Madawaska 50

At Madawaska, Lacey Farrar scored 13 of her 25 points in the fourth quarter to help lead Greater Houlton Christian Academy to the win.

Megan Korhonen scored 14 points for Greater Houlton Christian.

Liz Clavette led Madawaska with 12 points. Beth Gerard scored nine points and Erin Pelletier had nine rebounds.

Gr. Houlton Christian (8-5) 69

Farrar 10-4-25, Korhonen 5-4-14, Sjoberg 2-1-5, Livezey 1-0-2, Vargas 3-1-7, A. Jago 4-0-8, J. Jago 3-0-6, Lord 1-0-2, Bentley, E. Lee, M. Lee, Boutilier

Madawaska (1-10) 50

Clavette 3-6-12, Chasse 3-1-7, Gerard 3-3-9, Daigle 1-0-2, Plourde 2-3-8, Pelletier 2-1-5, Phelan 2-1-5, Nadeau 1-0-2, Deschaine

3-pt. goals: Farrar; Plourde

GHCA 12 31 42 69

Madawaska 15 24 39 50

Stearns 57, Houlton 33

At Millinocket, Trisha MacDonald led the Minutemen with 17 points as they beat out the Shiretowners.

Johnna Michaud scored another 10 points and Hilary Arsenault had nine.

Rachel Foster totaled 14 for Houlton, while Keegan Hovey had six.

Houlton (5-7) 33

Foster 6-2-14, Faulkingham, Miller 1-0-2, Rowe 2-0-4, Varney, Bartlett 2-0-4, Harbison, Fitzpatrick, Hovey 3-0-6, Wing, Sewall 1-1-3, Ritchie

Stearns (9-3) 57

T. MacDonald 7-2-17, J. Michaud 5-0-10, Nason, D. Michaud 2-0-4, Hale 1-0-2, Mascone, Collinsworth 1-1-3, Arsenault 4-0-9, Freeman 1-0-2, Achorn, Somers 2-0-5, A. MacDonald

3-pt. goals: T. MacDonald, Arsenault, Somers

Houlton 6 16 24 33

Stearns 13 25 45 57

JV: Stearns 45-12

Washburn 37, Van Buren 32

At Washburn, Kari Howe had 15 points and eight rebounds to help lead Washburn to the victory.

Alex Bird had five steals for Washburn.

Darci St. Pierre led Van Buren with 10 points.

Van Buren (3-9) 32

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

Washburn (2-11) 37

Blakney 1-1-3, Abar 1-0-2, McLaughlin 1-0-3, Howe 5-5-15, McDougall 1-2-4, Reed 1-1-3, Saucier 1-3-5, Bird 1-0-2, Maynard

3-pt. goals: St. Pierre 2; McLaughlin

Van Buren 8 14 25 32

Washburn 10 22 27 37

Hodgdon 62, Cen. Aroostook 57

At Hodgdon, Collette Sloat had 26 points, eight rebounds, three steals, and three assists to help lead Hodgdon past Central Aroostook of Mars Hill.

Tasha Dwyer had 14 points, 15 rebounds, and three steals for Hodgdon and Kayla Fleming had eight rebounds.

Alicia Rideout scored 11 of her 25 points in the fourth quarter for Central Aroostook and Courtney Lundeen added 12 points.

Central Aroostook (7-6) 57

Rideout 11-3-25, Lundeen 5-0-12, S. Long 2-0-4, Bradley 2-0-4, A. Long 2-0-4, Collins 1-0-3, Brewer 1-0-3, Garrison 1-0-2, L. Long

Hodgdon (6-6) 62

Sloat 10-6-26, Dwyer 7-0-14, Blanchette 3-2-8, Nightingale 0-4-4, McGary 2-0-4, Fleming 2-0-4, London 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Lundeen 2, Brewer, Collins

Cen. Aroostook 12 25 40 57

Hodgdon 18 30 42 62

JV: Central Aroostook 22-21

Woodland 57, Jonesport-Beals 28

At Woodland, Courtney Cochran poured in 18 points as the Dragons topped the Royalettes.

Michelle Ferry notched another 15 points and Kayla Kochendoerfer had 11.

Kristi Smith scored eight to lead Jonesport-Beals.

Jonesport-Beals (1-8) 28

Hunkler 1-0-2, McLean, Church 1-0-2, W. Beal 2-0-6, Smith 3-2-8, Libby 0-2-2, S. Beal 0-4-4, T. Beal 0-1-1, Ta. Allen 0-1-1, Parker 0-2-2, Ti. Allen

Woodland (9-1) 57

Kochendoerfer 5-1-11, Clark, Gillespie1-0-2, Torrey 1-2-4, Ferry 6-3-15, Sears 0-2-2, Cochran 7-0-18, Noyes 0-1-1, Graceffa 1-0-2, St. -Pierre 0-1-1, Murphy 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: W. Beal; Cochran 4

Jonesport-Beals 7 16 22 28

Woodland 20 35 44 57

JV: Woodland 36-30

Sumner 62, Bangor Christian 27

At East Sullivan, Sandra Klausmeyer help lead Sumner to the win with her 18 points.

Kyle Bragdon scored 14 points for Sumner and Katrina Beal added 10 points.

Kaitlyn French led Bangor Christian with 11 points.

Bangor Christian (1-9) 27

K. French 4-3-11, Ricci 4-0-8, Hale 3-0-6, M. French 0-2-2, Dearborn, Holmes, Spaulding, McGill, Vadas, Whitaker, Bane

Sumner (6-4) 62

Klausmeyer 9-0-18, Bragdon 6-2-14, Beal 3-1-10, Norton 4-1-9, Rock 3-0-7, Chandler 1-0-3, Stanwood 0-1-1, Cummings, Bridges

3-pt. goals: Beal 3, Rock, Chandler

Bangor Chr. 5 11 20 27

Sumner 12 27 50 62

JV: Sumner 73-17

Machias 48, Lubec 47

At Machias, Monique St. Pierre made three-of-four free throws in the last seconds of play for the Bulldogs.

Christiannah Holmes netted 16 points and grabbed 18 rebounds. Beryl Lipton had 10 points, 10 rebounds and 10 steals for the home team.

Kara Scoville led the Hornets with 13 points.

Lubec (4-3) 47

Hall 4-0-9, Wright 1-0-2, Ka. Scovile 4-4-13, McPherson 3-1-7, Kr. Scoville 4-0-9, Case 2-3-7

Machias (7-4) 48

St. Pierre 2-4-9, Cherry 2-0-5, Whitman, Lipton 5-0-10, Alley 3-0-8, Stevens, Holmes 7-2-16

3-pt. goals: Hall, Ka. Scoville, Kr. Scoville; St. Pierre, Cherry, Alley 2

Lubec 5 28 35 47

Machias 9 17 39 48

Belfast 62, Rockland 51

At Rockland, Jillian Ross scored 17 of her game high 19 in the first half, Heather Reed hit for 14 and Jamie Flag added 11 to lead the Lions to victory over the Tigers.

Lindsay Barnes scored 18, Caitlin Hynes nailed 12 and Dana Clark added 11 for the Tigers

Belfast (7-5) 62

Jillian Ross 7-3-19, Cummings 0-3-3, Heather Reed 6-0-14, Bri. Reed 1-0-2, Bro. Reed 0-3-3, Whittier 1-0-2, Ellis 3-2-8, Jamie Flag 4-2-11, Hogan, Aldus

Rockland (9-3) 51

Lindsay Barnes 8-2-18, Caitlin Hynes 5-2-12, Dana Clark 3-5-11, N. Clark 2-3-7, Felt 0-1-1, Hansen 1-0-2, Kenniston, Stone, Todd

3-pt. goals: Ross 2, H Reed 2, Flag

Visitor scores 17 32 41 62

Home scores 4 18 27 51

JV: Rockland won

Camden Hills 83, Oak Hill 21

At Camden Hills, Kayla Gushee scored 14 points as the Windjammers came away with a win..

Samantha Wiley, Georgia Smith, Kristen Richards and Carly Holgerson each tallied eight points apiece for the winners.

Ashley Medeiros netted 10 points for Oak Hill.

Oak Hill 21

Tucci, Eaton 2-1-5, Bradstreet, Stein 2-0-4, Medeiros 4-0-10, Nault 0-2-2, Sabine, Labrie, Emmons, Kupfer, Chapman, Wells

Camden Hills 82

Wiley 3-1-8, Brown 2-1-6, Newcombe 0-2-2, Butler 2-1-5, Carlton 1-2-4, Wood 2-1-5, Parent 2-0-5, Smith 3-2-8, Philoon 2-0-5, Gushee 6-0-14, Richards 4-0-8, Holgerson 4-0-8, Croce 2-0-5

3-pt. goals: Medeiros 2; Wiley, Brown, Parent, Croce

Oak Hill 0 4 10 21

Camden Hills 18 39 63 83

Lee Acad. 68, PVHS 42

At Lee, the Pandas held the Howlers to 14 second-half points while running their unbeaten streak to 12 games.

Shelby Pickering powered Lee Academy with 32 points. Amanda Gifford scored 13 and Aarika Ritchie posted 10.

Jenn Plourde led Penobscot Valley of Howland with 12 points while Morgan Cyr and Kelsy Lavertu added nine each.

Penobscot Valley (3-9) 42

Bernard, Foster 0-2-2, Hallett 3-0-6, Cyr 3-0-9, K. Plourde, J. Plourde 4-1-12, Lavertu 4-1-9, Dawson 2-0-4, Snape

Lee Acad. (12-0) 68

N. Jandreau, B. Harris, Moors, Pickering 11-10-32, Am. Jandreau, Bird 1-2-4, Gifford 6-0-13, McLaughlin, Ritchie 3-2-10, As. Jandreau 1-1-3, K. Harris 1-2-4, Houghton 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Cyr 3, J. Plourde 3; Gifford, Ritchie 2

Penobscot Valley 12 28 35 42

Lee Acad. 26 36 52 68

JV: Lee Acad. 55-37

Greenville 44, Buckfield 23

At Greenville, Beth Bartley scored 17 points to push Greenville to the win.

Hannah Breton scored 11 points for the Lakers.

Desiree Brackett led Buckfield with eight points.

Buckfield (4-8) 23

Neal 1-0-2, Henderson 0-1-1, Dunn 2-0-5, D. Brackett 3-2-8, Shackford 3-1-7, B. Brackett, Dudley, Rueter, Farrington

Greenville (8-3) 44

Bartley 7-3-17, R. Breton 4-0-9, Larsen 2-1-5, Harris 1-0-2, H. Breton 4-3-11, Gary, Boucher, B. Erickson, K. Erickson, Martel, Muzzy, Theriault, Ward, Fowle

3-pt. goals: Dunn; R. Breton

Buckfield 3 3 13 23

Greenville 6 27 30 44

Central 64, Penquis 25

At Milo, Jenny Rollins scored 19 points and Caitlin Elliott added 10 to lead the Red Devils of Corinth to their ninth victory.

Traci Underhill and Nicole Daniel each added nine points for the winners.

Cate Hamlin paced Penquis with eight points and Mindy Dolley netted seven.

Central (9-3) 64

D. Collins 3-0-6, Davis, Elliott 3-4-10, Brownell, Rollins 6-5-19, Underhill 3-3-9, K. Collins 1-0-2, Daniel 4-1-9, Randall, Voisine, Melton 0-3-3, Libby 3-0-6

Penquis (4-7) 25

Hamlin 2-4-8, Miller, Graves, Knowles, Carey, Gerrish, Johnston, London 1-1-3, Comeau 1-0-2, Walker, Dolley 2-2-7, Stetson 2-1-5

3-pt. goals: Dolley; Rollins 2

Central 11 39 46 64

Penquis 4 15 22 25

JV: Central 43-36