HERMON – Malerie Hall scored 10 of her game-high 17 points in the third quarter as sixth seed Hermon outscored No. 11 Erskine Academy of South China 20-13 to gain some breathing room en route to a 53-40 Eastern Maine Class B schoolgirl preliminary win Tuesday night.

Cassie White scored 15 points for Hermon. Paige Macdonald had 10 points and Erica Armstrong added five steals.

Morgan Malley led Erskine with 14 points and Chelsea Colby added nine points.

Erskine (7-12) 40

St. Amand 1-2-5, Gleaton 2-0-4, Colby 3-0-9, Malley 5-4-14, Howard 1-0-2, Corey 3-0-6, A. Siegfriedt, Busmanis, R. Siegfriedt, Fredrikson

Hermon (15-4) 53

White 6-2-15, Kelley 2-0-4, Wiggin 2-3-7, Hall 6-5-17, Macdonald 1-8-10, Armstrong, Gibson

3-pt. goals: St. Amand, Colby; White

Erskine 11 20 33 40

Hermon 12 23 43 53

Camden Hills 76, Fort Kent 50

At Rockport, Kayla Gushee scored 15 points to help lead No. 7 Camden Hills past No. 10 Fort Kent.

Kristin Richards scored 13 points for Camden Hills and Allie Parent added nine points.

Leah Babin scored 19 points to lead Fort Kent. Kristen Violette had 17 points and Mindy Morneault added 10 points.

Fort Kent (12-7) 50

Desjardins 1-0-3, Pelletier 0-1-1, Morneault 4-1-10, Violette 6-5-17, Babin 6-7-19, Labbe, Jandreau, Perrault, Albert, Hafford, Caron, Michaud, Hart

Camden Hills (15-4) 76

Wiley 2-3-7, Brown 2-0-4, Newcombe 1-0-2, Carlton 1-0-2, Parent 4-0-9, Smith 2-2-7, Philoon 2-0-4, Gushee 5-2-25, Forzetting 2-0-4, Richards 4-4-13, Holgerson 1-0-2, Croce 3-1-7, Butler, Wood

3-pt. goals: Desjardins, Morneault; Gushee 3, Parent, Smith, Richards

Fort Kent 4 23 34 50

Camden Hills 15 45 61 76

Rockland 67, Belfast 59

At Rockland, Caitlin Hines tallied 22 points and 11 rebounds to lead the No. 8 Tigers to the win.

Lindsay Barnes notched 18 points and eight boards for Rockland.

Jamie Flagg scored 13 points for the ninth-ranked Lions and Sam Ellis added 11.

Belfast (10-9) 59

Flagg 4-3-13, Ellis 3-3-11, Ross 1-6-8, Cummings 0-1-1, Br. Reed 1-0-2, Whittier 2-3-8, H. Reed 3-0-7, Bro. Reed 3-0-7, Aldus 1-0-2, Hogan

Rockland (13-6) 67

Hines 11-0-22, Barnes 7-4-18, Todd 1-5-8, N. Clark 4-0-8, Felt 1-1-4, D. Clark 3-1-7, Stone, Hansen

3-pt. goals: Flagg 2, Ellis 2, Whittier, H. Reed, Bro. Reed; Todd, Felt

Belfast 9 20 36 59

Rockland 13 30 48 67

Class C

Limestone 43, Houlton 28

At Limestone, Lindsey Beaulieu scored 25 points to help lead No. 7 Limestone/MSSM past No. 10 Houlton.

Keegan Hovey led Houlton with 16 points.

Houlton (8-11) 28

Miller 1-3-5, Foster 2-1-5, Fitzpatrick 1-0-2, Hovey 6-5-16, Faulkingham, Rowe, Varney, Bartlett, Harbison, Wing, Ritchie

Limestone (12-7) 43

Weatherhead 2-0-4, Beaulieu 7-9-25, Peers 3-0-6, Allen 1-0-2, Haller 2-2-6, Cousins, King, O’Neal, Kelly, Dunn, Mulherin, Page

3-pt. goals: Beaulieu 2

Houlton 8 13 19 28

Limestone 2 18 30 43

WA Raiders 53, Sumner 44

At East Machias, Ashley Tilton registered 15 points, 11 rebounds, three steals and converted 11 free throws as the Raiders knocked off Sumner of East Sullivan.

Mary Mawhinney chalked up 12 points, 12 rebounds, four steals and three assists for No. 6 Washington Academy.

Sandra Klausmeyer paced the No. 11 Tigers with 12 points and Chelsea Norton added 10.

Sumner (10-9) 44

Klausmeyer 6-0-12, Norton 5-0-10, Beal 2-4-9, Chandler 1-2-4, Cummings, Page, Stanwood, Bridges 1-1-3, Bragdon 2-2-6

Washington Acad. (11-8) 53

Mawhinney 5-1-12, Tilton 2-11-15, Gavoni 2-0-4, Rushforth 3-0-7, Ashby, Livingstone, Wood 3-1-7, Look 4-0-8, Huffman, Spranger

3-pt. goals: Beal; Mawhinney, Tilton, Rushforth

Sumner 9 24 34 44

Washington Acad. 15 32 44 53

Mattanawcook 63, GSA 46

At Lincoln, Bree Hanscom scored 19 points to help lead No. 8 Mattanawcook Academy to the win over No. 9 George Stevens Academy of Blue Hill.

Quinci Sanderson scored 16 points for the Lynx.

Brani Winters led George Stevens with 15 points and Hannah Gray added 11 points.

George Stevens (10-9) 46

Winters 6-1-15, Gray 4-3-11, Moon 1-4-6, Ahern 1-1-3, Conte 1-2-4, Beardsworth 2-0-5, Flynn 1-0-2, Lymburner, Rioux, Oliver, Astbury, Van Der Eb, Smith

Mattanawcook (11-8) 63

Hanscom 7-5-19, Sanderson 6-4-16, Cousineau 0-6-6, Paul 4-1-9, Pietras 2-0-4, Vose 0-3-3, Gulesian 1-0-2, Libby 1-0-2, Hannington 0-1-1, Martin 0-1-1, Souers, Shorey, Thornton

3-pt. goals: Winters 2, Beardsworth

George Stevens 7 18 23 46

Mattanawcook 19 35 50 63

Class D

Ashland 56, Jonesport-Beals 41

At Washburn, Ashley Nemer scored 15 points to help push No. 3 Ashland past No. 14 Jonesport-Beals.

Mindy Chasse had 12 points and 13 rebounds for the Hornets as Angela Belskis, Whitney Flint, and Danielle Long each added nine points.

Kristi Smith led Jonesport-Beals with 26 points and Whitney Beal scored 13 points.

Jonesport-Beals (5-14) 41

Hunkler 1-0-2, W. Beal 4-2-13, Smith 11-4-26, MacLean, Church, Libby, S. Beal, T. Beal, Allen, Parker

Ashland (17-2) 56

Belskis 4-1-9, Chasse 6-0-12, Flint 4-0-9, Nemer 5-1-15, Peters 1-0-2, D. Long 3-3-9, Chamberlin, Collins, Mayo, Cray, Landry, Boyd, M. Long, Hafford

3-pt. goals: W. Beal 3; Nemer 4, Flint

Jonesport-Beals 3 18 26 41

Ashland 16 35 46 56

Washburn 45, Hodgdon 41

At Hodgdon, the 11th-ranked Beavers used a 13-5 third-quarter run to draw even with the No. 6 Hawks then pull away with the upset.

Tabitha Blakney and Alex Bird led Washburn with nine points apeice.

Collette Sloat paced Hodgdon with 10 points, 12 rebounds and seven steals. Tasha Dwyer led all scorers with 14 points and Andrea Blanchette added 10.

Washburn (6-13) 45

Blakney 3-1-9, Bird 2-4-9, Abar 3-1-7, McDougall 3-1-7, McLaughlin 2-2-6, Espling 1-1-3, Reed 1-0-2, Hall 1-0-2, Maynard, Saucier

Hodgdon (10-9) 41

Dwyer 5-4-14, C. Sloat 4-2-10, Blanchette 3-3-10, Fleming 2-0-4, McGary 0-1-1, Martin, J. Sloat, Nightingale 1-0-2, London, Hare

3-pt. goals: Blakney 2, Bird; Blanchette

Washburn 10 18 31 45

Hodgdon 11 26 31 41

Greenville 43, Machias 37

At Greenville, Beth Bartley scored seven of her team-high 16 points in the third period as fifth-seeded Greenville outscored No. 12 Machias 14-8 to build a nine-point cushion.

Bartley also grabbed 14 rebounds. Darla Larsen contributed eight points.

Christie Holmes had a game-high 17 points for Machias and was also immense on the boards. Monique St. Pierre chipped in seven points.

Machias (8-9) 37

St. Pierre 3-0-7, Cherry 2-0-6, Whitman 1-0-2, Lipton, Alley 2-0-5, Stevens, Holmes 6-5-17

Greenville (13-4) 43

Bartley 6-4-16, R. Breton 3-0-6, Gary 3-0-6, Larsen 4-0-8, Boucher, Muzzy, Fowle 1-1-3, H. Breton 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Cherry 2, St. Pierre, Alley

Machias 4 16 24 37

Greenville 13 19 33 43

GHCA 56, CAHS 47

At Mars Hill, Megan Korhonen poured in 17 points as No. 9 Greater Houlton Christian tipped No. 8 Central Aroostook.

Amanda Jago added 15 points for GHCA, while Lacey Farrar had 11 and Colleen Sjoberg chipped in with 10.

Amber Garrison paced the Panthers with 16. Alicia Rideout scored 12 and Andrea Long added 11.

Greater Houlton Christian (12-6) 56

Korhonen 5-7-17, A. Jago 6-3-15, Farrar 3-3-11, Sjoberg 4-2-10, Lord 1-1-3, Boutilier, J. Jago, Livezey, Vargas

Central Aroostook (10-9) 47

Garrison 6-4-16, Rideout 4-4-12, A. Long 5-1-11, Brewer 1-0-2, Lundeen 2-0-5, L. Long 0-1-1, Collins, Bradley, S. Long

3-pt. goals: Farrar 2; Lundeen

GHCA 16 30 42 56

CAHS 11 20 35 47

Class A

Bangor 50, Hampden 42 (2 OT)

At Bangor’s Red Barry Gym, Ilyse Angst went six-for-six from the free throw line in the second overtime to help Bangor top Hampden Academy.

Kelsey Curtis scored 14 points for the Rams and Angst followed with 12. Erin Porter had seven.

Tanna Ross’ game-high 19 points powered the Broncos. Jill Beal and Tiffany Bragg teamed up for 15 more.

Hampden Ac. (9-7) 42

Maltz, Rawcliffe, Bragg 2-3-7, Lafayette 1-0-2, Austin, Beal 4-0-8, Ryder 3-0-6, Ross 8-0-19

Bangor (14-2) 50

Angst 1-10-12, Porter 3-1-7, Hackett 3-0-6, Lincoln, Weymouth 1-1-3, Dubois 3-0-6, Curtis 4-6-14, Godinez, Ogden 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Ross 3

Hampden Ac. 13 19 33 37 39 42

Bangor 7 19 31 37 39 50

JV: Bangor 48-33

Boys basketball

Class A

Bangor 58, Hampden 49

At Hampden, Aaron Gallant scored 20 points, including three key jumpers in the fourth quarter, to help the Rams hold off the Broncos.

Mark Socoby chipped in with 15 points and Alex Gallant scored 11 for Bangor.

Jordan Cook paced Hampden with 19 points and 11 rebounds.

Bangor (15-1) 58

Heath 1-2-4, Aa. Gallant 8-2-20, Socoby 5-5-15, DeRose, Al. Gallant 5-1-11, Chase, Mead 0-2-2, Trundy 3-0-6

Hampden (12-4) 49

Meehan 2-3-8, Moran 2-0-4, McNutt 2-3-7, Uhrin 3-1-9, McCue, Hodgdon, Silver 1-0-2, Cook 7-5-19

3-pt. goals: Aa. Gallant 2; Uhrin 2, Meehan

Bangor 16 31 44 58

Hampden 13 21 31 49

JV: Bangor 54-51

Brewer 71, Nokomis 59

At Newport, Chris Wilson scored 12 of his game-high 25 points during a 24-15 third-quarter burst that would give the Witches a 12-point lead they wouldn’t relinquish.

Isaac Bell tossed in 15 points for Brewer and Justin MacDonald added nine points and nine rebounds.

Tyler Norris led four Warriors in double figures with 16 points. Chris Dunlop registered 13 points, Zach Wing scored 11 and Brandon Oldenburg 10.

Brewer (9-7) 71

Wilson 8-6-25, Bell 4-7-15, MacDonald 3-3-9, Francis 3-1-7, Babin 2-1-5, Davis 1-1-3

Nokomis (3-13) 59

Norris 6-4-16, Dunlop 5-2-13, Wing 4-3-11, Oldenburg 3-4-10, Hopkins 2-1-5, Mensah-Bonsu 1-0-2, Thornton 1-0-2, McDaniel

3-pt. goals: Wilson; Dunlop

Brewer 15 28 52 71

Nokomis 11 25 40 59

JV: Brewer 54-42

Class B, Big East

Foxcroft 62, Fort Kent 52

At the Bangor Auditorium, Kyle Rideout scored a game-high 17 points as Foxcroft Academy upended Fort Kent in the Big East Class B boys championship game.

Jason Cynewski and Matt Carey contributed 13 points apiece and Shayne Croan tossed in nine more.

Seth Rivera’s 14 points and Mitch Ouellette’s 11 paced Fort Kent and Pat Caron had seven.

Fort Kent 52

Hartman 1-0-3, Caron 2-3-7, Rossignol 1-0-2, Jandreau, Berube, Kinney, Desjardins, Perreault 1-0-2, Thibodeau, S. Bard 1-0-2, T. Bard 2-0-5, Plourde 3-0-6, Ouellette 5-0-11, Rivera 5-4-14

Foxcroft 62

Cynewski 5-0-13, Carey 5-0-13, Rideout 7-3-17, McKusick, Prescott, Tirrell 1-0-3, Berce, LaCasce 0-1-1, Croan 3-2-9, Gilbert 2-1-6

3-pt. goals: Hartman, T. Bard, Ouellette; Cynewski 3, Carey 3, Tirrell, Croan, Gilbert

Fort Kent 9 26 38 52

Foxcroft 16 31 49 62

Old Town 71, John Bapst 62

At Old Town, Travis Shaw scored 27 points and had 11 rebounds to help Old Town to the win.

Logan Bouchard scored 12 of his 20 points in the second half for Old Town and Corey Emerson added 12 points.

Travis Carey led John Bapst of Bangor with 18 points. George Keefe scored 11 points and Kyle Ferrill had 10 points.

John Bapst (3-12) 62

Tr. Carey 8-2-18, Ferrill 4-0-10, Keefe 3-3-11, Yeo 4-1-9, Jamison 1-2-4, Adams 1-2-4, Whited 2-0-4, To. Carey 0-2-2, Snyder

Old Town (5-11) 71

Shaw 8-11-27, Bouchard 9-2-20, Emerson 5-2-12, Fogarty 2-0-5, Avery 2-0-4, Reardon 1-0-2, St. Louis 0-1-1, Lacadie, Carmichael

3-pt. goals: Ferrill 2, Keefe 2; Fogarty

John Bapst 19 36 49 62

Old Town 21 38 56 71

Hockey

Bangor 4, Messalonskee 1

At Sukee Arena in Winslow, Nick Payson scored three goals as the Rams avenged a loss to the Eagles earlier this season.

Ben Estabrook tallied a goal and Dylan George dished out two assists for 13-4 Bangor. Aaron Buzzell had 32 saves on 33 shots.

Phil Mason scored an unassisted goal for 10-6 Oakland-based Messalonskee. Zach Parent stopped 26 out of 30 shots.

Houlton-Hodgdon 6, Stearns 2

At Houlton, Jordan Gard and Tyler Hutchinson each scored two goals to lead Houlton-Hodgdon to victory.

Chris Howland had a goal and an assist for 9-5-2 Houlton-Hodgdon and Mitch Hall scored a goal. Zach Chase and Ian Pasquarelli each had two assists as Aaron Fitzpatrick made 19 saves on 21 shots.

Mike Simon and Garrett Rollins each had a goal and an assist for 1-13-1 Stearns of Millinocket. Jay Kim stopped 43 of 49 shots.

Foxcroft 4, Old Town 2

At Sawyer Arena in Bangor, Adam Conway knocked in two goals and dished out an assist as the Ponies earned the win.

Mike Winkler and Dan Rosebush tallied a goal each for 6-10 Foxcroft and Derek Smith had two assists. Ian Imbert added another, and Dan Perkins made 34 saves on 36 shots.

James Dubay scored both goals for the 1-16 Indians with Chris Cooney and Jason Smith each getting an assist. J.P. Stowe and Jason Trask combined to stop 27 out of 31 shots.