MILLINOCKET – Amy Collinsworth tossed in a game-high 12 points to lead the Stearns High girls basketball team to a 58-30 win over archrival Schenck of East Millinocket in action Wednesday night.

Mary Hale chipped in with 10 points for the Minutemen, who led 26-10 at the half.

Robin Larlee paced the Wolverines with 10 points.

Schenck (2-4) 30

Nicholson 1-2-4, Wallace 1-0-2, MacLeod 0-1-1, Jamo 2-0-4, Osborne 2-1-5, Peabody 2-0-4, Larlee 5-0-10, Waite, Krisher, Pray

Stearns (7-0) 58

Curtis 1-0-2, Sincyr 1-0-2, Michaud 3-3-9, Hale 4-2-10, Collinsworth 5-2-12, Arsenault 2-0-4, Rosebush 1-0-2, Somers 2-2-8, MacDonald 4-1-9, Moscone, Achorn

3-pt. goals: Somers 2

Schenck 4 10 21 30

Stearns 12 26 39 58

JV: Stearns 64-27

MDI 36, John Bapst 31

At Bar Harbor, Amethyst Cousins scored 12 points to help Mount Desert Island remain undefeated.

Kaitlyn Vaux scored eight points for the Trojans.

Ashley Freeman paced John Bapst of Bangor with eight points.

John Bapst (6-2) 31

Freeman 3-2-8, Nichols 3-0-6, Greenlaw 1-0-2, Wickstrom 0-3-3, Wadleigh 0-1-1, McGuan 3-0-7, LaFerriere 1-2-4, Jordan, Maquillian, Gibson

Mount Desert Island (6-0) 36

Records 2-0-4, Lewis 1-3-5, Orman 1-0-3, Vaux 3-2-8, Cousins 5-2-12, Falt 2-0-4, Young, Banks

3-pt. goals: McGuan; Orman

John Bapst 11 18 25 31

MDI 8 15 28 36

Greenville 46, Averill 12

At Greenville, Beth Bartley scored 12 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead Greenville to the victory.

Darla Larsen added nine points for the Lakers.

Dorothy Leighton paced Averill of Hinckley with six points.

Averill (0-5) 12

Leighton 3-0-6, Kitchin 2-0-4, Grey 1-0-2, Anderson, Small, Mack, Pottle

Greenville (4-1) 46

Bartley 6-0-12, Larsen 4-1-9, Gary 3-0-6, Muzzy 2-1-5, Harris 2-1-5, Ward 1-0-2, Boucher 1-0-2, Gilbert 2-0-4, Harmon 0-1-1, Wyman, Martel, Erickson, Theriault

3-pt. goals: none

Averill 2 8 10 12

Greenville 6 23 36 46

Piscataquis 46, Penobscot Val. 30

At Guilford, Kellie Martel scored 28 points to lead Piscataquis to the win.

Tracy Dewey had eight points for the Pirates.

Kelsy Lavertu scored 13 points for Penobscot Valley of Howland and Jenn Plourde added nine.

Penobscot Valley (2-4) 30

Lavertu 6-1-13, J. Plourde 3-0-9, Hallett 1-2-4, K. Plourde 1-0-2, Bowers 1-0-2, Drost, Cyr, Hersom

Piscataquis (2-4) 46

Kell. Martel 9-3-28, Dewey 4-0-8, Izbicki 3-0-6, Davis 1-0-2, Woodbury 0-1-1, Martell 0-1-1, Schufelt, Kels. Martel

3-pt. goals: Plourde 3; Kell. Martel 5

Penobscot Val. 6 12 20 30

Piscataquis 13 24 37 46

JV: Penobscot Valley 63-58 (2OT)

Dexter 56, Penquis 29

At Dexter, Sabrina Cote tallied a game-high 21 points to lead the undefeated Tigers to their sixth win.

Mallory Ames chipped in with 10 points for Dexter.

Morgan Royal paced the Milo-based Patriots with 10.

Penquis (0-9) 29

Royal 4-1-10, E. Lyford 3-0-6, Palmer 1-0-2, Ottman 1-0-2, Carey 2-0-4, Dolley 1-1-3, Stetson 1-0-2, Gerrish, Clark, Sherburne, Er. Lyford

Dexter (6-0) 56

Cote 10-1-21, Ames 4-2-10, N. Burton 3-1-7, Chambers 2-0-4, Mountain 2-0-4, Richardson 0-1-1, Poirier 2-1-5, Clukey 2-0-4, Wing, L. Burton

3-pt. goals: Royal

Penquis 6 12 19 29

Dexter 24 31 53 56

JV: Dexter 36-33

Hermon 63, Foxcroft Acad. 40

At Hermon, sophomore Ashley Kelley scored a career-high 26 points and grabbed eight rebounds as the Hawks earned their fourth victory.

Cassie White added 16 points, 15 rebounds and five steals for Hermon.

Leslie Martin scored 20 points for Foxcroft, while Kristina Weymouth added 10 points.

Foxcroft Acad. (0-6) 40

Weymouth 4-0-10, Hall 0-2-2, Pluff 2-0-5, Brown 0-1-1, Martin 8-4-20, Thomas 1-0-2

Hermon (4-3) 63

Keith 3-1-7, Armstrong 2-1-6, White 6-4-16, Kelley 11-4-26, Arnold 1-0-2, Durgin 1-0-3, Davenport 0-3-3, Berglund, Barry, Helms

3-pt. goals: Weymouth 2, Pluff; Armstrong, Durgin

Foxcroft Acad. 10 24 31 40

Hermon 16 32 47 63

Waterville 63, MCI 45

At Pittsfield, Elizabeth Bell scored 20 points and Danae Plaisted added 16 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Purple Panthers to their fifth win.

Sarah Given added six assists for Waterville, which broke the game open by outscoring MCI 21-7 in the third quarter.

Jenna Lorentsen led Maine Central Institute with 14 points and 13 rebounds, while Victoria Huff scored 12 points.

Waterville (5-2) 63

Ledyne 2-0-4, Gardner 1-0-3, Pellerin 0-3-3, Whitten 3-0-6, Bell 9-1-20, Roderique, Frame, Given 2-1-6, Plaisted 8-0-16, Champagne 2-1-5

Maine Central Institute (4-3) 45

B. Asaro 1-0-2, A. Asaro 1-0-2, Dodge 0-2-2, Oviatt 3-0-6, Perkins, Faulkner, V. Huff 4-1-12, Lorentsen 6-2-14, Ky. Huff 2-0-4, Ka. Huff 1-0-3

3-pt. goals: Gardner, Bell, Given; V. Huff 3, Ka. Huff

Waterville 10 31 52 63

MCI 14 32 39 45

JV: Waterville 55-50 (OT)

Calais 65, Lee 64

At Calais, Lindsey Mingo tallied 24 points and 11 rebounds as Calais rallied past Lee Academy.

Darcey Gillespie chipped in with 10 for the Blue Devils.

Karin Bird and Aarika Ritchie scored 21 points apiece for the Pandas.

Lee (2-2) 64

Bird 6-9-21, Ritchie 9-1-21, Gifford 3-0-6, B. Harris 2-0-5, K. Harris 3-1-7, Houghton 2-0-4

Calais (5-3) 65

Mingo 9-6-24, Gillespie 2-5-10, Hill 1-4-6, Graceffa 2-4-9, Cross 3-1-7, Clark 1-0-2, Allen 0-1-1, Brown 3-0-6, Thomas

3-pt. goals: Ritchie 2, B. Harris; Gillespie, Graceffa

Lee 23 37 51 64

Calais 14 33 47 65

JV: Calais 41-29

Fort Kent 80, Van Buren 34

At Fort Kent, Kristin Violette scored 26 points and had 14 rebounds to lead Fort Kent past Van Buren.

Emily Pelletier scored 20 points for the Warriors and Marissa Albert had 14 points and five steals.

Megan Lajoie led the Crusaders with 13 points.

Van Buren (1-5) 34

Laplante 0-1-1, Levasseur 3-0-6, Lajoie 4-4-13, Vaillancourt 1-2-4, Martin 1-0-2, Gereben 1-0-2, Bard 0-2-2, McLaughlin 1-2-4, Deschaines, Parent

Fort Kent (5-3) 80

Pelletier 7-1-20, Perreault 1-0-2, Albert 4-4-14, Hafford 2-0-4, Violette 8-10-26, Charette 3-0-6, Morneault 4-0-8, Jandreau, Rossignol, Bouchard

3-pt. goals: Lajoie; Pelletier 5, Albert 2

Van Buren 6 12 28 34

Fort Kent 12 31 55 80

Washington Acad. 65, GSA 52

At East Machias, Mary Mawhinney scored 12 of her game-high 20 points in the second half as Washington Academy outscored George Stevens Academy of Blue Hill 38-29 to pull away.

Mawhinney grabbed 10 rebounds to go with her 20 points and Ashley Tilton scored 19 points. Kayla Wood contributed nine points and three steals.

Christy Moon’s 14 points and Hannah Gray’s 10 paced George Stevens Academy. Maddi Park and Brandi Winters chipped in with nine apiece.

George Stevens Academy (5-4) 52

Moon 5-4-14, Beardsworth 2-0-4, Park 4-0-9, E. Peake, Freedman, Davis 1-0-2, van der Eb 1-2-4, Winters 4-1-9, A. Peake, Gray 4-2-10

Washington Academy (7-1) 65

Govoni 0-2-2, Rushforth 2-0-4, Finn 0-1-1, Mawhinney 9-2-20, Sprangers 3-0-6, Tilton 8-3-19, Wood 3-3-9, Look 1-2-4

3-pt. goals: Park

GSA 13 23 39 52

Wash. Academy 15 27 49 65

Ice hockey

Bangor 5, Edward Little 2

At Pettingill Arena in Auburn, Matt Boehmer’s goal late in the second period re-established a two-goal lead for the Rams as they improved their record to 2-4.

Goals by Drew Marin, Boehmer and Dylan George had staked Bangor to a 3-0 lead before Cam Robichaud scored twice to cut the lead to 3-2.

Marin added an insurance goal in the third period.

Ben Silver, Mike Varney, Joel Whitney and Christian Dionne had assists for Bangor and Andrew Riley made 11 saves.

Jacob Marcum had an assist for 2-4 Edward Little and Adam Loudermilk made 25 saves.

JV: EL 4-2

John Bapst 5, Skowhegan 3

At Sukee Arena in Winslow, Andrew Casey and Casey Hull each scored two goals as John Bapst of Bangor improved its record to 2-2.

Ron St. Pierre added a goal for the Crusaders, while Matt Swift and Travis Poulin each had two assists as John Bapst built leads of 2-1 after the first period and 3-1 after two periods.

Jay Tracey scored two goals for 0-6 Skowhegan, while Chris Caron scored the Indians’ third goal.

John Bapst’s Nate Kuneman made 20 saves on 23 shots, while Skowhegan’s Jared Johnson stopped 28 of 33 shots.

Winslow 3, Hampden 0

At T.J. Ryan Arena, Brewer, Andy Wheeler scored a first-period goal and assisted two other goals to lead Winslow to the win.

Jeff Brown and Sean Bourgioes both scored a goal for 4-1 Winslow. Devon Grenier stopped all 17 shots.

Ryan Richards made 39 saves on 42 shots for 2-5 Hampden Academy.

Boys basketball

Greenville 75, Averill 18

At Greenville, Danny Graves scored 13 points to lead Greenville past Averill of Hinckley.

T.J. St. Louis added 12 and Brandon Lavigne 10 for the Lakers.

Brian Rawls scored eight for Averill.

Averill (1-4) 18

Rawls 3-0-8, Graves 1-1-3, White, Ratcliff 1-1-3, Staples 1-0-2, Clark, Cottle, Worley, Rutterford 1-0-2, O’Connor

Greenville (2-3) 75

Graves 5-2-13, St. Louis 4-2-12, Lavigne 5-0-10, Jardine 2-2-6, Lizotte 2-0-4, Lebel 1-1-3, Farrington 2-1-5, Woodbury 3-0-6, Warman 1-0-3, Chilson 1-1-3, Gilbert, Wheelock, McLaughlin 1-0-2, Caola, Muzzy 3-0-8, Griffin

3-pt. goals: Rawls 2; St. Louis 2, Graves, Muzzy, Warman

Averill 5 5 8 18

Greenville 18 41 50 75

MCI 39, Waterville 33

At Waterville, Andy Tracy scored 24 points and had 12 rebounds to lead Maine Central Institute of Pittsfield to the win.

Conner McCarthy had 13 points for Waterville.

MCI (6-1) 39

Hart 1-2-5, Quint 1-2-4, Sobey 3-0-6, Tracy 8-7-24, Nichols, Trombley, McGrady, Souliere

Waterville (1-6) 33

Lancaster 1-2-4, Grenier 1-0-2, McCarthy 4-2-13, Huggins 2-0-6, Allen 1-4-6, Maheu 1-0-2, Clark, Flowers

3-pt. goals: Hart, Tracy; McCarthy 3, Huggins

MCI 5 14 24 39

Waterville 4 10 21 33

Katahdin 88, So. Aroostook 53

At Dyer Brook, Owen McCarthy scored 13 points to lead undefeated Katahdin of Stacyville to the win.

O’Neil Qualey added 11 points for the Cougars.

Adam Anderson led Southern Aroostook with 14 points and Colby Clark added 13.

Katahdin (7-0) 88

Brayall 1-0-2, Willett 4-1-9, Qualey 5-0-11, Jo. Anderson 2-1-5, McAvoy 3-1-9, K. Anderson 3-0-6, Harris 3-2-8, McCarthy 6-0-13, Ja. Anderson 3-2-8, Gould 3-0-8, Curtis 2-1-6, T. Anderson 1-0-2, Osnoe

Southern Aroostook (1-6) 53

Clark 6-1-13, Anderson 6-0-14, Toothaker 3-2-9, Stubbs 1-2-4, Robinson 2-0-4, Casey 4-1-9, Sholler, Flewelling, Grant, Boulier

3-pt. goals: McAvoy 2, Gould 2, Qualey, McCarthy, Curtis; Anderson 2, Toothaker

Katahdin 18 36 64 88

So. Aroostook 15 23 37 53

JV: Katahdin 51-34