DEER ISLE – Collin Ciomei had 22 points and 12 rebounds as the Deer-Isle Stonington Mariners remained undefeated with a 58-52 schoolboy basketball win over the Lee Academy Pandas Tuesday.

Ciomei hit four free throws in the middle of the fourth quarter to help the Mariners pull away from the Pandas.

Bryant Ciomei added 21 points, seven assists, and seven rebounds for the Mariners.

Tom Bird led Lee Academy with 17 points, and Tyler Thompson added 11.

Lee Academy (2-2) 52

Connick 3-0-8, Houghton 3-0-8, Pickering 3-0-6, Thompson 4-2-11, Bird 5-7-17, Crocker 1-0-2, Rioux, Boulrisse

Deer Isle-Stonington (4-0) 58

C. Ciomei 7-8-22, B. Ciomei 8-3-21, S. Eaton 4-0-8, Brown 1-3-5, Powers 1-0-2, Billings, Siebert, Douglass, J. Eaton

3-pt. goals: Connick 2, Houghton 2, Thompson; B. Ciomei 2

Lee Acad. 12 29 39 52

DI-Stonington 8 30 42 58

JV: Lee 65-64

Richmond 83, Vinalhaven 40

At Vinalhaven, Brandon Lancaster scored 15 points to help lead Richmond to victory.

Glendon Kendrick scored 13 points for Richmond and Marc Zaharchuk added 12 points.

Brandon Osgood and John McCarthy both scored 10 points for Vinalhaven.

Richmond 83

Christie 1-0-2, Gibbs 1-0-2, Nash 1-1-4, K. Lancaster 3-0-8, Milne 3-1-7, B. Lancaster 5-4-15, G. Kendrick 5-1-13, Clifford 3-0-6, Dyer 3-0-6, Carter 3-2-8, Zaharchuk 6-0-12, Chaisson

Vinalhaven 40

Jackson 1-1-3, Osgood 4-2-10, Roson 1-0-2, Guptill 1-0-2, Pitts 3-0-6, McCarthy 4-2-10, James 2-1-5, Drury 1-0-2, Stanley, Ames, Cray, Olson

3-pt. goals: K. Lancaster 2, Kendrick 2, Nash, B. Lancaster

Richmond 25 48 63 83

Vinalhaven 10 18 27 40

Camden Hills 75, Rockland 67

At Rockport, Cameron Puls scored 23 points and had nine rebounds to help push Camden Hills to the win.

Gordon Fischer scored 13 points for the Windjammers. Doug Bryant had 10 points and nine rebounds and Jared Mitchell also added 10 points.

Garrett Worster led Rockland with 26 points. Ben Baudanza-Sturks scored 19 points and Brian Walton added 13 points.

Rockland (3-2) 67

Walton 5-2-13, Morrill 1-0-2, Worster 9-3-26, Baudanza-Sturks 6-6-19, Moholland 0-1-1, Coppola 1-2-4, Tripp 1-0-2, Dresser, Ilvonen, Elwell, Baudanza

Camden Hills (4-2) 75

Campbell 1-2-4, Pieri 1-2-4, Fisher 5-2-13, Wotton 1-0-2, Burke 0-2-2, Mitchell 2-4-10, Draper 1-4-7, Bryant 5-0-10, Puls 9-5-23, Smith, Caswell, Ford, Cavanaugh

3-pt. goals: Worster 5, Walton, Baudanza-Sturks; Mitchell 2, Fischer, Draper

Rockland 16 27 46 67

Camden Hills 18 36 53 75

MCI 60, Belfast 55

At Pittsfield, Andy Tracy scored 25 points and had 11 rebounds to push Maine Central Institute past Belfast.

Eric Sobey had 19 points and nine rebounds for the Huskies and Victor Quint had five steals.

Jake Arthers scored 11 points for Belfast and Colin Kennedy had 10 points.

Belfast (1-4) 55

Whalen 3-0-8, Arthers 4-0-11, Kennedy 4-0-11, Felton 1-0-2, Higgins 1-0-2, Benjamin 1-3-5, Murphy 4-1-9, Haven 3-1-8

MCI (3-1) 60

Nichols 2-4-8, Hart 1-2-4, Trombley 0-1-1, McGray 0-1-1, Sobey 8-3-19, Tracy 8-9-25, Souliere 1-0-2, Quint

3-pt. goals: Arthers 3, Whalen 2, Kennedy 2, Haven

Belfast 6 25 33 55

MCI 17 23 41 60

Caribou 52, John Bapst 43

At Bangor Auditorium, Jarryd Rossignol scored 12 points to help push Caribou to victory.

Jordan Haines scored 11 points for the Vikings and Caleb Rosser added 10 points.

Joe Novak had 13 points for John Bapst and Ethan Cushman scored 10 points.

Caribou (4-1) 52

Carrigan 1-6-8, J. Haines 3-2-11, Fitzherbert 3-3-9, C. Rosser 4-2-10, Rossignol 5-0-12, B. Rosser 1-0-2, Brow, D. Haines

John Bapst (2-4) 43

Healey 2-0-5, Keefe 3-1-7, Adams 1-2-4, Jameson 1-2-4, Novak 5-3-13, Cushman 5-0-10, Smith, Gagnon, Shaler

3-pt. goals: J. Haines 3, Rossignol 2; Healey

Caribou 16 27 38 52

John Bapst 9 18 30 43

Central 65, Fort Kent 27

At Fort Kent, John Perkins and Tyler Pineo tallied 14 points apiece to lead Central of Corinth to the win.

Danny Kane chipped in with 10 for the Red Devils.

Jeff Freeman’s seven points led the Warriors.

Central (5-1) 65

Perkins 5-4-14, Pineo 6-0-14, Kane 5-0-10, Connolly 0-1-1, LaFlamme 3-0-6, Fenn 1-0-2, Wiers, Palmer 4-0-8, L. Nickerson 2-0-4, Collins 1-0-2, R. Nickerson 2-0-4

Fort Kent (1-5) 27

Freeman 3-1-7, S. Pelletier 1-0-2, Whisler, M. Pelletier 2-1-6, Potvin, Lesaldo 2-0-4, Harvey, Thibodeau 1-0-2, Caron 1-0-2, Soucy, Desjardins 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Visitor; Home

Central 26 38 52 65

Fort Kent 4 14 23 27

Girls basketball

Washington Acad. 40, ‘Guagus 32

At East Machias, the Raiders built a 17-point halftime lead en route to their fourth victory.

Ashley Tilton tossed in a game-high 21 points for Washington Academy, while Mary Mawhinney grabbed 11 rebounds.

Mandy Ostberg paced Narraguagus of Harrington with 10 points.

Narraguagus (3-3) 32

Cirone, Hatt 2-0-4, Deraps, Torrey 2-1-5, Burke, Foss 3-0-6, Green, Tenney 1-0-2, Albee 0-1-1, Ostberg 4-2-10, Baker 2-0-4

Washington Acad. (5-1) 40

Carlson, Govoni 2-2-6, Mawhinney 2-0-4, Sprangers 1-0-2, Paquette, Tilton 8-5-21, Fritz 2-0-5, Price 1-0-2, Look, Snowdeal, Beach

3-pt. goals: Fritz

Narraguagus 4 6 15 32

Washington Acad. 11 23 33 40

JV: Narraguagus 60-44

Jonesport-Beals 70, Machias 38

At Machias, Ross Griffin led a balanced attack with 15 points as the Royals earned the Downeast Athletic Conference victory.

Benjamin Ellis and Ralph Backman each added 11 points for undefeated Jonesport-Beals, while Joseph Libby scored 10 points and Jonathan Alley had nine.

Isaiah Roberts scored a game-high 16 points for Machias, while Michael Little chipped in with 11.

Jonesport-Beals (5-0) 70

Alley 4-0-9, Backman 3-3-11, Brock 0-2-2, Barton 0-6-6, Ellis 4-3-11, Kelley 3-0-6, Libby 5-0-10, Griffin 5-4-15, Herzog

Machias (2-4) 38

McNally 1-1-3, Whitney, Mi. Little 3-2-11, Falvey, Ross 0-2-2, Roberts 7-2-16, Calor 2-0-4, Ma. Little 1-0-2, Preston, Harmon, Jenkins

3-pt. goals: Backman 2, Alley, Griffin; Mi. Little 3

Jonesport-Beals 12 31 56 70

Machias 3 11 24 38

JV: Jonesport-Beals 75-58

Belfast 52, MCI 50

At Belfast, Jillian Ross scored eight of her 16 points in the fourth quarter to help lead Belfast to victory.

Jamie Flagg led Belfast with 17 points.

Victoria Huff scored 17 points for Maine Central Institute of Pittsfield and Bianca Asaro added 10 points.

MCI (3-1) 50

B. Asaro 4-2-10, Dodge 1-4-7, A. Asaro 1-0-2, Oviatt 1-1-3, V. Huff 7-2-17, Lorentson 2-5-9, Ky. Huff 1-0-2, Ka. Huff

Belfast (4-2) 52

Ross 7-2-16, Flagg 7-0-17, Cummings 1-0-2, Whittier 2-4-8, Reed 2-2-6, Read 0-2-2, Hills 0-1-1, Soohey, Hogan

3-pt. goals: Dodge, V. Huff; Flagg 3

MCI 15 20 38 50

Belfast 8 24 37 52

JV: Belfast 34-14

George Stevens 53, Bucksport 38

At Blue Hill, Hannah Gray scored 16 points to pace George Stevens Academy past Bucksport.

Lindsey Gordon led Bucksport with 13 points and Katie Hurd added 10 points.

Bucksport (2-4) 38

Gourley 1-0-2, Sullivan 1-0-2, Gordon 4-5-13, Kone 4-1-9, Wilbur 1-0-2, Hurd 3-4-10, Allen, Hutchins, Sanborn

George Stevens Academy (3-3) 53

Eaton 1-0-2, Moon 2-0-4, Beardsworth 2-3-7, Park 3-0-4, van der Eb 4-0-8, Winters 3-0-7, A. Peake 1-0-3, Gray 7-1-16, Olivari, E. Pearke, Freedman, Davis

3-pt. goals: Winters, A. Peake, Gray

Bucksport 4 21 32 38

George Stevens 11 20 38 53

JV: Bucksport 33-18

Skowhegan 52, Nokomis 41

At Newport, Bethany Sevey scored a game-high 17 points and Allie LaGross scored all eight of her points in the second half, including six in the fourth quarter, as Skowhegan rallied from a nine-point halftime deficit to remain unbeaten.

Skowhegan had 17 steals and connected on 10 of its last 13 free throw attempts to overcome the Warriors.

Kayla Thompson had a game-high six rebounds to go with six points for the Indians.

Kelley Paradis’ 15 points, Alyssa Bragdon’s 11 and Tatum Welch’s eight points led Nokomis.

Skowhegan (6-0) 52

Sevey 5-6-17, LaGross 3-2-8, Pinkham 2-2-6, Thompson 2-2-6, N. Paradis 1-2-4, Miller 2-0-4, Smith 2-0-4, Saydjari 1-1-3

Nokomis (2-4) 41

Paradis 7-0-15, Al. Bragdon 4-0-11, Welch 4-0-8, Cooper 1-1-4, Petersen 1-0-2, As. Bragdon 0-1-1, Fournier

3-pt. goals: Sevey; Al. Bragdon 3, K. Paradis, Cooper

Skowhegan 8 18 36 52

Nokomis 13 27 37 41

JV: Skowhegan 56-38

Machias 61, East Grand 28

At Danforth, Christiannah Holmes scored 18 points to push Machias to the win.

Beryl Lipton had 17 points for Machias and Stephanie Whitman added 12 points.

Jodie Crone led East Grand with seven points.

Machias (2-3) 61

Cherry 1-0-2, Whitman 5-1-12, Harrington 1-0-2, Lipton 8-1-17, Scoville 1-0-2, Aley 4-0-8, Holmes 6-6-18, Attaei, Corbett, Moody

East Grand (0-4) 28

McKay 2-0-4, Daoust 3-0-6, Parker 1-0-2, Zaneldin 2-0-4, Crone 2-3-7, Kendall 0-2-2, Bartlett 1-0-3, Shay, Richardson, Lloyd, McKay, Tuck

3-pt. goals: Whitman; Bartlett

Machias 25 42 47 61

East Grand 6 11 20 28

JV: Machias 36-25