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PRESQUE ISLE – Angela Norsworthy scored 17 points and grabbed seven rebounds to lead the Presque Isle Wildcats to a 56-40 high school girls basketball win over the Houlton Shiretowners Tuesday night.

Katie Delong added 15 points and five steals for Presque Isle, while Kylan Smith had 11 points and six steals.

Rachel Foster paced Houlton with 14 points and a game-high 14 rebounds, while Danielle Sewell added 12 points on four 3-point goals.

Houlton (1-1) 40

Rowe 2-0-4, Bartlett 1-0-2, Foster 6-2-14, Harbison, Dow, Hovey 3-0-6, Waring, Sewell 4-0-12, Butler 1-0-2

Presque Isle (2-0) 56

Cash, Michaud 1-0-2, Porter 2-0-5, Clukey, Delong 6-0-15, Glovins, Smith 5-0-11, Watananuchit, Morris 1-2-4, Moody 1-0-2, Norsworthy 6-5-17, Braley

3-pt. goals: Sewell 4; Delong 3, Porter, Smith

Houlton 8 24 31 40

Presque Isle 14 25 38 56

JV: Presque Isle 55-14

So. Aroostook 48, Easton 36

At Easton, the Warriors outscored the Bears 23-2 in the second quarter to turn a 13-13 tie into a 36-15 halftime lead.

Kaylea Collier led Southern Aroostook of Dyer Brook with 16 points while Audrey Charette chipped in with 11.

Cassie Lovely’s 11-point effort led Easton.

Southern Aroostook 48

A. Charette 5-1-11, Collier 7-1-16, Desmond 1-0-2, McLaughlin 1-0-3, Grant, Clark 2-0-4, Taswell 2-0-4, Grant, Hudson, B. Charette, Martin 4-0-8, Carr, A. Charette, King, Ryan

Easton 36

Lovely 4-6-16, White 1-0-2, Osgood 2-1-5, Conroy 4-0-8, Hopkins 2-0-4, Dayringer, Oxwell, Ireland, Munson, Getchell

3-pt. goals: Collier; Lovely

So. Aroostook 13 36 42 48

Easton 13 15 23 36

Bangor Chr. 43, Katahdin 38

At Stacyville, Jennifer Hutchins tossed in 20 points to lead Bangor Christian past Katahdin.

Roni Robinson had 14 points for the Cougars and Kristin Watson chipped in with 12.

Bangor Christian (1-1) 43

Miller 3-2-8, Chasse 3-0-6, Richie 1-0-2, Robinson 1-1-3, Hale 2-0-4, Hutchins 8-1-20, Pelletier

Katahdin (0-1) 38

Green 1-0-2, Bates 1-0-2, Cyr 1-0-2, Gallagher 3-0-6, Robinson 6-2-14, Watson 6-0-12, Smallwood

3-pt. goals: Hutchins 3

Bangor Christian 7 21 36 43

Katahdin 14 20 30 38

JV: Katahdin 42-19

Fort Kent 56, Caribou 44

At Caribou, Kristin Violette scored eight of her game-high 35 points in the third quarter as the Warriors earned the win.

Marissa Albert added 14 points for the Warriors. Violette went 11-for-14 from the free-throw line.

Makayla Gahagan led the Vikings with 22 points. She hit 12 of her 16 free-throw attempts.

Fort Kent (1-1) 56

Jandreau, Pelletier 1-0-2, Rossignol 0-1-1, Perrault, Albert 4-4-14, Hafford 2-0-4, Bouchard, Violette 12-11-35, Charette, Morneault

Caribou (0-2) 44

Kinney 2-1-5, Gahagan 5-12-22, Cousins 4-1-9, Scofield 1-0-2, Cyr, Richards 2-2-6, Corriveau, Espling, Ellis, King

3-pt. goals: Albert 2

Fort Kent 16 26 41 56

Caribou 9 21 29 44

JV: Fort Kent 65-35

Washburn 43, Hodgdon 35

At Washburn, Alex Bird scored 11 of her 14 points in the first half as the Beavers jumped out to a 30-10 lead en route to their first victory.

Kristen Goupille added seven points for the winners and Erica McDougall notched five assists.

Justine Sloat scored nine points for the Hawks and Kayla Fleming put in seven.

Hodgdon (1-1) 35

Hohler, Martin, Sloat 2-5-9, McGary 2-0-4, Scott 2-0-4, Nightingale 1-1-3, London 2-0-4, Fleming 3-1-7, Quint, Dwyer 0-2-2, Hare

Washburn (1-1) 43

Goupille 3-1-7, Davis 0-1-1, Blakney 1-0-2, McLaughlin 1-0-2, Huston 1-0-2, McDougall 1-0-2, Reed 1-1-3, Saucier 2-0-4, Bird 5-2-14, Palmer 3-0-6, Fitzhebert, Cochran

3-pt. goals: Bird 2

Hodgdon 6 10 16 35

Washburn 11 30 39 43

JV: Washburn 41-35

Greenville 59, Highview Chr. 11

At Greenville, Beth Bartley tallied 14 points, six blocked shots and five assists as the Lakers rolled.

Alicia Gilbert had 12 rebounds and Hannah Breton six steals for the winners.

Angela Francis and Michaela Rowe scored four points apiece for the Knights of Charleston.

Highview Christian (0-2) 11

Francis 2-0-4, Rowe 1-1-4, Jones 0-1-1, Hanson 1-0-2, Umarova, Ja. Philbrick, Jd. Philbrick, Babcock, Loreda

Greenville (1-0) 59

Bartley 7-0-14, Larsen 2-0-4, Gary 4-0-8, Breton 2-0-4, Muzzy 2-0-4, Harris 0-1-1, Ward 1-0-2, Wyman 1-0-2, Boucher 0-1-1, Gilbert 2-0-4, Erickson 1-0-2, Harmon 3-1-7, Martel 3-0-6, Theriault

3-pt. goals: Rowe

Highview Chr. 3 7 9 11

Greenville 16 29 42 59

Islesboro 25, Averill 22

At Hinckley, Caitlin Anderson scored a game-high 20 points to lead Islesboro to a win.

Brandi Oliver paced host Averill with nine points.

Islesboro (1-0) 25

Anderson 10-0-20, Johnston 1-0-2, Hall 1-0-3, Thomas, Smith, Hath, Coles, Getheart

Averill (0-2) 22

Oliver 3-1-9, Leighton 4-0-8, Ray 0-1-1, Garey 2-0-4, Work, Mack, Anderson, Holbert

3-pt. goals: Hall; Oliver 2

Islesboro 4 11 17 25

Averill 6 11 18 22

Orono 48, Penquis 42

At Orono, the Red Riots trailed by as many as 11 points in the first half before rallying for the win.

Lauren Young’s 12 points led Orono and Emily Sypher had 10 points and seven rebounds for the winners, who outscored Penquis 13-3 in the fourth quarter to take control.

Mandy Dolley’s 16-point effort led all scorers for the Milo-based Patriots and Jen Stetson added 12.

Penquis 42

Dolley 7-0-16, Stetson 3-6-12, Palmer 0-2-2, Lyford 3-1-7, Ohman, Carey, Gerrish 2-0-5, Clark, Royal

Orono 48

Young 6-0-12, Sypher 2-6-10, Colbath 2-3-7, Artesani 2-2-8, Starno 2-5-9, Woodbrey 1-0-2, Bates, Robertson, Balaban, Hanson, Pavento

3-pt. goals: Dolley 2; Artesani 2

Penquis 21 31 39 42

Orono 14 25 35 48

JV: Orono 35-23

Hermon 52, Bucksport 38

At Hermon, Cassie White notched 19 points and 12 rebounds to guide the Hawks to the win.

Ashley Kelly tallied 13 points and nine boards for Hermon.

Bri King led Bucksport with 10.

Bucksport (1-1) 38

King 5-0-10, Lalonde, Gourley 1-2-4, Sullivan 0-1-1, Allen 0-2-2, Gordon 2-4-8, Gray, Wilbur, Hurd 3-1-8, Hutchins, Sanborn 2-1-5

Hermon (2-0) 52

White 6-6-19, Kelly 4-5-13, Keith 1-0-2, Ford 0-2-2, Armstrong 3-1-7, Veilleux, Woodard, Berry 1-0-2, Helms, Durgin, Davenport 3-1-7

3-pt. goals: Hurd; White

Bucksport 4 13 26 38

Hermon 11 23 32 52

JV: Hermon 58-20

Boys basketball

Cen. Aroostook 76, Ashland 27

At Mars Hill, Tim Carlson’s game-high 18 points paced four players in double figures as Central Aroostook cruised past Ashland.

Andrew York scored 15 points, his brother Cameron added 13 and Taylor McLaughlin chipped in with 12 points.

Trevor Tompkins scored seven points for Ashland.

Ashland (1-1) 27

Tompkins 3-0-7, Belanger 2-0-4, Cote 1-0-2, Cusack 1-0-2, Tarr 1-0-2, Levesque 1-0-2, Cobb 1-0-2, Martin 1-0-2, Ward 0-1-1, Baker 1-1-3, Condon

Central Aroostook (1-1) 76

Carlson 7-2-18, A. York 6-0-15, McLaughlin 5-2-12, C. York 6-0-13, Walling 1-0-2, Clockedile 1-0-2, E. Martinez 2-0-4, M. Martinez 2-0-4, L. McCarthy 2-0-4, A. McCarthy 1-0-2

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

Ashland 4 11 18 27

Cen. Aroostook 21 41 66 76

JV: Cen. Aroostook 67-40

Madawaska 76, Limestone 51

At Limestone, Alan Campbell racked up 27 points as the Owls rolled in each team’s opener.

Mark Sirois tossed in 24 for Madawaska.

Jeremy Summers led the Eagles with 12 points and Danny Hayes added 10.

Limestone (0-1) 51

Summers 6-0-12, Hayes 4-2-10, Peers 3-3-9, Morgan 3-0-8, Kirchner 2-1-5, Patterson 1-0-3, Enman 1-0-3, Rossignol 0-1-1, Giangiardan, Beaulieu

Madawaska (1-0) 76

Campbell 10-3-27, Sirois 10-4-24, Pelletier 3-1-7, Rossignol 2-2-6, Morin 2-0-5, Michaud 2-0-5, Cyr 1-0-2, Bosse, Desrosier

3-pt. goals: Campbell 4, Morin, Michaud; Morgan 2, Patterson, Enman

Madawaska 23 43 60 76

Limestone 14 23 32 51

JV: Limestone 45-39

Van Buren 87, Fort Fairfield 54

At Van Buren, Tyler Conley tossed in a game-high 19 points and Ben Doucette added 16 to lead Van Buren.

Trevor Hews had 14 points and Alex Martin chipped in with 12 for the winners.

Mike Edgecomb and Austin Dufour both scored 13 points for Fort Fairfield. Ryan Noyes added 12.

Fort Fairfield (1-1) 54

M. Edgecomb 5-3-13, Dufour 6-0-13, Cresenzo 3-1-9, Edgecomb 2-1-5, Noyes 4-1-12, Jackson, Forsman

Van Buren (1-0) 87

Conley 7-5-19, B. Doucette 8-0-16, Hews 6-2-14, Gagnon 4-0-8, Martin 6-0-12, J. Doucette 2-0-4, Boulware 3-0-6, Taylor 1-0-2, O’Hare, Smith, Parent, Chasse, Lizotte 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Noyes 3, Cresenzo 2, Dufour; None

Fort Fairfield 11 21 35 54

Van Buren 21 42 70 87

Greenville 81, Highview Chr. 37

At Greenville, Joe Jardine and T.J. St. Louis scored 16 points each to launch Greenville past Highview Christian of Charleston.

Andrew Richard tossed in 20 points for the Knights of Charleston.

Highview Christian (0-2) 37

Richard 7-5-20, Peach, Mountain 1-1-3, Rowe 1-1-4, Reed 2-1-6, Frish 1-0-2, W. Allard, Fenvandez, N. Allard, Jones 1-0-2

Greenville (1-0) 81

Jardine 8-0-16, St. Louis 6-3-16, Lizotte 2-0-4, Lavigne 2-0-6, Graves 3-1-7, Farrington 3-2-8, Woodbury 1-0-2, Aucoin 3-0-6, Wortman 2-2-8, McLaughlin 1-0-2, Wheelock 1-0-2, Chilson, Caola, Gilbert 2-0-5, Muzzy, Griffin

3-pt. goals: Richard, Rowe, Reed; St. Louis, Levigne 2, Wortman 2, Gilbert

Highview Chr. 3 16 24 37

Greenville 25 36 61 81

Ellsworth 57, Bucksport 26

At Ellsworth, the Eagles outscored the Golden Bucks 30-5 in the second half en route to the win.

Corey DeWitt led Ellsworth with 22 points and Demetrios Katsiaficas added 12. Louden Jellison grabbed 10 rebounds.

Ben Rump led Bucksport with nine points.

Bucksport (0-2) 26

Rump 4-1-9, Robbins 3-0-7, Freeman 2-2-6, Bisher 1-0-2, Cottrell 1-0-2, Pappas, Maguire, McClellan, Fish, Cooke, Bowden, Kone

Ellsworth (2-0) 57

DeWitt 9-2-22, Katsiaficas 5-2-12, Doe 2-0-4, Royal 1-0-2, Jellison 2-1-5, Whitney 1-0-2, Allen 1-0-2, Coombs, Britt 2-0-4, Karft 1-0-2, Archer, Taylor

3-pt. goals: Robbins; DeWitt 2

Bucksport 13 21 23 26

Ellsworth 11 27 47 57

JV: Ellsworth 53-51

Hockey

PI 3, Houlton-Hodgdon 0

At Millar Arena in Houlton, Brendon Esquibel made 21 saves and Erik St. Peter scored a pair of goals as the Presque Isle Wildcats triumphed.

St. Peter scored in the first and third periods and Parker Hovey contributed a second-period goal.

Corey Collins, Brandon Daigle and David O’Brien had assists for the 1-1 Wildcats.

Aaron Fitzpatrick made 29 stops for the 1-1 Blackhawks.