Ciomei’s 10 in 4th sparks Mariners’ win MDI victor in key ‘B’ contest

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DEER ISLE – Bryant Ciomei scored 10 of his 16 points in the fourth quarter to help lead Deer Isle-Stonington to a 55-44 boys basketball victory over Lee Academy on Friday night.

Josh Eaton had 12 points and 12 rebounds for the Mariners, and Tim Parker added nine rebounds.

Gerry Worster led Lee Academy with 13 points, and Tom Bird added 10.

Lee (12-4) 44

Worster 5-2-13, Bird 4-0-10, Scott 4-0-8, King 3-0-7, Cowan 3-0-6, Thompson, Coulombe, Houghton, Pickering, Crocker

DI-Stonington (14-3) 55

B. Ciomei 4-8-16, J. Eaton 3-4-12, Robbins 4-0-8, S. Eaton 3-1-7, Parker 2-2-6, N. Ciomei 2-0-6, Billing, L. Ciomei

3-pt. goals: Bird 2, Worster, King; J. Eaton 2, N. Ciomei 2

Lee 11 20 28 44

DI-Stonington 10 21 31 55

JV: DI-Stonington 64-50

MDI 68, Ellsworth 53

At Bar Harbor, the Trojans changed to a 2-3 zone defense in the third quarter and it helped them expand a four-point halftime lead into 19 by the end of the period en route to a big Class B win.

Robin Daley led all scorers with 23 points for Mount Desert Island, and Kyle Staples had 22, including eight in the third period. Dan Wardman chipped in with 10.

Corey DeWitt paced the Eagles with 20 points, and Demetrios Katsiaficas tossed in 15.

Ellsworth (8-8) 53

DeWitt 7-1-20, Katsiaficas 6-2-15, Crowley 2-0-6, Berry 2-0-4, Britt 1-2-4, Karst 1-0-2, Simpson 1-0-2

MDI (10-6) 68

Daley 8-3-23, Staples 8-5-22, Grover 2-1-5, Wardman 3-4-10, Swanson 1-2-4, Maffucci 1-2-4, Willis, Pooler, Merrill

3-pt. goals: DeWitt 5, Katsiaficas; Daley 4, Staples

Ellsworth 11 29 33 53

MDI 17 33 52 68

JV: MDI 78-25

WA Raiders 66, J-B Royals 59

At East Machias, James Ramsdell led four Raiders in double figures with 15 points and seven rebounds in the win.

Sam Hostetter tossed in 12 points for Washington Academy while Mike Von Rotz and Jeff Ramsdell added 10 apiece. Corey Colbeth had six steals.

Ross Griffin notched a game-high 25 points for the Royals and Joseph Libby racked up 21.

Jonesport-Beals (9-7) 59

Griffin 9-6-25, Libby 8-1-21, Alley 1-1-3, Faulkingham 1-5-7, Ellis 1-1-3, Backman, Barton, Holmes

Washington Acad. (14-3) 66

Hostetter 5-2-12, Von Rotz 3-3-10, Je. Ramsdell 3-1-10, Ja. Ramsdell 5-4-15, Sternbergh 2-4-8, Colbeth 2-0-4, Gray 0-1-1, Leighton 1-2-4, Albee 1-0-2, Jessiman

3-pt. goals: Libby, Griffin; Je. Ramsdell 3, Ja. Ramsdell, Von Rotz

Jonesport-Beals 10 23 43 59

Washington Acad. 14 35 44 66

JV: Jonesport-Beals 57-33

Sumner 60, Narraguagus 43

At East Sullivan, Chris Manning notched 19 points and 12 rebounds to lead the host Tigers to the win.

Jon Coffin tallied 11 points and nine rebounds and Victor Jacques also scored 11 for Sumner.

Ren Dorr poured in 20 points for the Knights of Harrington and Cory Worcester added 10.

Narraguagus (4-13) 43

Greene 1-1-3, Perry 1-0-2, Worcester 4-0-10, Mota 0 -1-1, Taylor 1-0-2, Leackfeldt 1-3-5, Dorr 9-2-20, Meserve, Strout, Grant, Gazetta, Pay

Sumner (4-12) 60

Jacques 4-0-11, Burditt 1-1-4, Polk 2-5-9, Brooks 3-0-6, Coffin 4-3-11, Manning 6-7-19, Alley, Cowperthwaite, Brooks

3-pt. goals: Worcester 2; Jacques 3, Burditt

Narraguagus 11 20 30 43

Sumner 18 37 47 60

JV: Sumner 87-43

Shead 60, Lubec 43

At Lubec, Craig Hastings netted 15 points and Dana Hastings 11 as the Tigers of Eastport prevailed.

Jesse Reed led the Hornets with 20 points, and Chad Murray put in 10.

Shead (5-12) 60

C. Hastings 6-2-15, D. Hastings 4-2-11, Cox 2-1-5, Martinez 2-0-6, Cyr 1-2-4, Newell 2-0-4, Tilton 1-3-5, Clements 4-0-8, Stanhope 1-0-2, Sealey

Lubec (1-9) 43

Reed 6-5-20, Murray 2-4-10, McPherson 1-2-4, Shultz 1-2-5, Rice 0-2-2, Lance 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Martinez 2, D. Hastings, C. Hastings; Reed 2, Murray 2, Shultz

Shead 21 35 46 60

Lubec 9 17 32 43

Hampden 73, Edward Little 49

At Hampden, Jordan Cook poured in a game-high 21 points as the Broncos rolled past the Red Eddies.

Jay Uhrin chalked up 18 points and Daniel McCue 12 for Hampden Academy.

Kyle Gigure paced Edward Little of Auburn with 11 points while Troy Barnier and Chipper Houston added 10 apiece.

Edward Little (3-9) 49

Houston 5-0-10, Bernier 5-0-10, Gigure 4-3-11, Theriault, Martin, Juerath, Doucette 1-0-2, Sharf, Nunn, Myers 1-2-5, Philbrook 1-0-3, Leighton 1-0-2, Goss 2-0-6

Hampden (11-2) 73

Uhrin 6-5-18, McCue 4-2-12, Cook 10-1-21, Ross 1-0-2, Meehan 3-0-6, Moran 2-0-4, McNutt 2-2-6, Evans, Hodgdon 0-2-2, Farley, Sliver 1-0-2, Avrelio

3-pt. goals: Goss 2, Philbrook, Myers; McCue 2, Uhrin

Edward Little 11 23 42 49

Hampden 24 42 57 73

JV: Hampden 48-45

Bangor Christian 78, Searsport 51

At Husson College’s Newman Gym in Bangor, Ryan Weston poured in 21 points and grabbed 15 rebounds to pace the Patriots.

Josh Frost contributed 14 points, Eric Sobey 11, and Tory Dearborn and Matt Denbow with 10 each. Denbow also had six assists.

Matt Nickerson led the Vikings with 18 points, and Jason Skillings added 10.

Searsport (0-16) 51

M. Nickerson 6-6-18, Skilling 4-0-10, Johnson 3-2-8, Chaar 3-0-6, Greenlaw 2-1-5, Adams 2-0-4, Ritchie, Tufts, J. Nickerson, Patterson, McHatten

Bangor Christian (6-10) 78

Weston 7-7-21, Frost 6-0-14, Sobey 4-3-11, Dearborn 3-4-10, Denbow 4-0-10, Wilson 2-1-5, Robinson 2-0-5, Pelletier 1-0-2, Dorman, Caldwell, Phinney, Gregory, Smith, Buchanan

3-pt. goals: Skillings 2; Frost 2, Denbow 2, Robinson

Searsport 7 23 35 51

Bangor Christian 22 36 59 78

Katahdin 61, Schenck 51

At East Millinocket, the Cougars outscored the Wolverines 49-28 over the final three quarters after trailing 23-12 after the first quarter.

Alex McAvoy led four players in double figures with 18 points for Katahdin of Stacyville. Owen McCarthy chalked up 15, Patrick Willett 12, and Keith Anderson 13.

Aaron Waite had five 3-pointers and 20 points to lead all scorers for Schenck, and Nick Bishop added 13.

Katahdin (12-4) 61

Willett 3-5-12, McAvoy 7-3-18, K. Anderson 6-1-13, McCarthy 4-5-15, Jo. Anderson 1-1-3, Harris, Qualey

Schenck (6-9) 51

Bishop 6-1-13, Waite 5-5-20, Byron 4-2-10, Hamlin 2-0-4, Pelkey 2-0-4, Hutchins, Thompson, Kimball

3-pt. goals: McCarthy 2, McAvoy, Willett; Waite 5

Katahdin 12 28 44 61

Schenck 23 35 48 51

Greenville 68, Rangeley 50

At Greenville, Kyle Belmont scored 12 of his 16 points in the third quarter as Greenville rallied from a five-point halftime deficit to take a 12-point lead and cruise to the win.

Joe Jardine topped all Greenville scorers with a game-high 27 points.

David Jensen led Rangeley with 25 points, and Justin Gallant posted 16.

Rangeley (4-11) 50

Jensen 11-2-25, Gallant 7-1-16, Brooks, T. Philbrick 1-0-3, Lawton, Sargent, Carignon 0-1-1, D. Raymond, Morton, Derminaira, J. Raymond, Plog, A. Philbrick 1-2-5, Ceninaro

Greenville (12-4) 68

Jardine 11-4-27, Belmont 7-2-16, Lizotte 3-1-7, D. Aucoin 4-0-8, Bradford 1-0-2, Edmondson 0-3-3, K. Aucoin 1-0-2, Driscoll, Douglass 0-1-1, Graves 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Jensen, Gallant, T. Philbrick, A. Philbrick; Jardine

Rangeley 17 34 39 50

Greenville 17 29 51 68

Averill 60, Highview Chr. 40

At Eastern Maine Community College in Bangor, Kyle Stowe tallied 16 points and Joe Hart 15 to lead the Beavers of Hinckley to the win.

David Arnold and Shawn Staples chipped in with 10 apiece for Averill.

Corey Willey and Andrew Richards each scored 13 for the Knights of Charleston.

Averill (2-11) 60

Stowe 7-2-16, Hart 6-2-15, Arnold 4-0-10, Staples 4-2-10, Lacroik 2-0-4, Grove 1-0-3, Knox 1-0-2. Delean, Cushing

Highview Christian (1-11) 40

Willey 5-3-13, Richards 5-2-13, Reed 3-0-6, Rowe 2-0-5, Spencer 0-2-2, Mountain 0-1-1, Ch. Crooker, W. Allard, Co. Crooker, N. Allard, Fernandez

3-pt. goals: Arnold 2, Grove, Hart; Rowe, Richards

Averill 11 23 43 60

Highview Chr. 16 25 33 40

Bangor 73, Leavitt 40

At Turner, Aaron Gallant scored 25 points to lead Bangor past Leavitt.

Mark Socoby had 15 points for the Rams.

Cam Angell led Leavitt with 10 points.

Bangor (12-1) 73

Heath 1-0-2, Jellison 2-0-4, Aa. Gallant 7-8-25, Leeman 1-3-5, Socoby 7-1-15, Barrow 1-0-3, Suvlu 1-0-2, DeRosa 1-1-3, Collard-Seguin 1-3-5, Al. Gallant 1-0-2, Trundy 2-3-7, Francis, St. John, Chase, Mead

Leavitt (7-6) 40

Cousineau 3-0-8, Pettengill 0-1-1, D. Berry 2-0-4, Burgess 0-5-5, Angell 5-0-10, Pirruccello 2-1-5, Powell 0-2-2, Austin 2-1-5, E. Berry, Nash, Crosby

3-pt. goals: Aa. Gallant 3, Barrow; Cousineau

Bangor 11 28 45 73

Leavitt 12 16 25 40

JV: Leavitt 67-58

Hockey

Hampden 1, Houlton-Hodgdon 0

At Millar Arena in Houlton, Ian Lee broke up a scoreless game with 4:05 left in the third period to lift the Broncos.

Mike Brown and Jason Huntley assisted on the game-winning goal for 10-3 Hampden. Rory Woods stopped all eight Houlton-Hodgdon shots.

Nick Joslyn made 35 saves on 36 shots for the 7-4-2 Black Hawks.

Girls basketball

Calais 46, Woodland 36

At Calais, all eight Calais players who saw action scored in a big Class C win for the Blue Devils.

Danielle O’Brien was the game’s leading scorer with 13 points for Calais. Ashley Allen added nine and Jessie Brown eight, respectively.

Rachel Torrey scored 11 points to lead the Dragons and Kayla Kochendoerfer chipped in with eight.

Woodland (12-4) 36

Torrey 5-1-11, Kochendoerfer 3-1-8, Ferry 1-3-5, Cochran 1-0-2, Noyes 2-0-4, Murphy 3-0-6, Gillespie, Groceffa

Calais (13-3) 46

O’Brien 3-7-13, Allen 3-2-9, Brown 3-2-8, Smith 0-2-2, Eagan 0-2-2, Taylor 2-0-5, Mingo 1-2-4, Gillespie 1-0-3

3-pt. goals: Kochendoerfer; Gillespie, Taylor, Allen

Woodland 12 18 24 36

Calais 15 26 34 46

JV: Woodland 30-29

MCI 53, Lincoln Acad. 46

At Pittsfield, Jenna Lorentsen racked up 15 points and 15 rebounds in the Huskies’ win.

Kylie Huff dished out nine assists and sister Victoria added nine points for MCI.

Alex Wajer scored 12 points for the Newcastle-based Eagles.

Lincoln Acad. (4-12) 46

Wajer 6-0-12, Hartford 1-1-3, Alley 3-0-7, Brooks 2-0-4, Wyman 1-1-3, Neal 1-0-2, Russell 3-1-7, Winchenbach, Berry 3-0-6

MCI (5-11) 53

Lorentsen 6-3-15, M. Dodge 1-0-2, J. Holt 2-1-5, Currier, C. Dodge 3-0-8, Sullivan 1-5-7, V. Huff 3-3-9, Ky. Huff 2-0-4, Ka. Huff 1-0-3

3-pt. goals: Alley; Ka. Huff, C. Dodge

Lincoln Acad. 15 24 32 46

MCI 17 26 41 53

JV: Lincoln 43-33

Dexter 73, Piscataquis 34

At Guilford, sisters Mallory and Ashley Ames combined to score 31 of Dexter’s 39 points in the first half as the unbeaten Tigers went on to their 15th win.

Mallory Ames scored 24 points and Ashley Ames 20 for the Tigers.

Kellie Martel led the Pirates of Guilford with 15 points and Heather Woodbury added 12.

Dexter (15-0) 73

M. Ames 11-2-24, A. Ames 9-2-20, Chambers 1-2-5, Chapman 0-4-4, N. Burton 2-3-9, Fogarty 1-0-2, L. Burton, Hartford 1-1-3, Alton 1-1-3, Poirier 1-1-3, Clukey

Piscataquis (4-13) 34

Martel 5-0-15, Woodbury 3-6-12, Izbicki 2-1-5, Davis 1-0-2, Levesque, Martell, Dewey, Bradford

3-pt. goals: Chamberts, N. Burton 2; Martel 5

Dexter 17 39 53 73

Piscataquis 11 16 22 34

JV: Dexter 47-44

Rangeley 59, Greenville 46

At Greenville, Sarah Schrader tossed in a game-high 20 points to lead the Rangeley Lakers past Greenville.

Krysteen Romero added 17 points and Nicole Crupi 11 for the winners.

Beth Bartley chalked up 15 points for the host Lakers, and Rica Breton provided nine.

Rangeley (15-0) 59

Romero 7-3-17, Schrader 6-8-20, Crupi 5-0-11, Brooks, LaPointe 1-0-3, Frost-Colva 1-0-2, Quimby 3-0-6, Morton

Greenville (11-4) 46

Bartley 6-3-15, R. Breton 3-3-9, Gary 4-0-8, Larsen 1-0-2, Boucher 2-0-4, Fowle 1-0-3, H. Breton 2-1-5

3-pt. goals: Crupi, LaPointe; Fowle

Rangeley 13 31 44 59

Greenville 10 23 36 46

Averill 33, Highview Chr. 31 (OT)

At Eastern Maine Community College in Bangor, Leslie Bell scored four of her 16 points in overtime to lead Averill of Hinckley to victory.

Michala Rowe had 16 points, 16 rebounds, and five steals for Highview Christian of Charleston, and Jana Philbrick had five assists.

Averill (2-12) 33

Bell 7-2-16, Oliver 3-0-6, Richardson 3-0-6, Beaulieu 1-0-2, Leighton 1-0-2, Mailey 0-1-1, Tweedie, Mack, Attaway

Highview Chr. (1-10) 31

Rowe 6-3-16, Jad. Philbrick 1-0-2, Jan. Philbrick 0-2-2, Hanson 2-1-5, Jones 2-2-6, Loreda

3-pt. goals: Rowe

Averill 4 8 16 26 33

Highview Chr. 4 8 12 26 31