MILLINOCKET – Hilary Arsenault tossed in a game-high 20 points as the undefeated Stearns Minutemen earned their eighth win of the season, 57-43 over the Houlton Shiretowners in girls high school basketball action Friday.
Dayna Somers contributed 17 points for Stearns.
Rachel Foster led Houlton with 16 points, Emily Bartlett scored 12 points and Danielle Sewell added 11.
Houlton (4-4) 43
Bartlett 5-2-12, Foster 7-2-16, Sewell 4-2-11, Harbison 0-1-1, Hovey 0-3-3, Dow, Herring, Butler
Stearns (8-0) 57
Arsenault 6-5-20, Curtis 2-0-4, Sincyr, Michaud 1-3-5, Hale 3-3-9, Moscone, Collinsworth 4-0-8, Rosebush, Somers 2-3-7, Macdonald 2-1-5
3-pt. goals: Sewell; Arsenault 3
Houlton 8 17 31 43
Stearns 17 32 48 57
JV: Stearns 56-22
Winslow 39, MCI 34
At Pittsfield, Stephanie Bossie tossed in 13 points to lead Winslow past the Huskies.
Amanda LaPointe added 10 points for the Black Raiders.
Jenna Lorentsen led Maine Central Institute with 12 points and 16 rebounds.
Winslow 39
Bossie 6-1-13, LaPointe 4-2-10, Carter, Libby 1-1-3, K. Pelletier 1-0-2, S. Pelletier 1-1-3, Willette, Davis, Richards 2-3-8
MCI 34
B. Asaro 0-2-2, A. Asaro 3-2-8, K. Dodge 2-0-4, Oviatt 1-2-4, V. Huff 0-1-1, Lorentsen 6-0-12, Ky. Huff 0-3-3, Ka. Huff
3-pt. goals: Richards
Winslow 7 23 32 39
MCI 3 16 22 34
JV: Winslow 33-13
Old Town 46, Brewer 38
At Old Town, Erika Kennedy scored nine of her 10 points in the third quarter to help lead Old Town to its first win.
Katie Bergeron led Old Town with 18 points.
Elizabeth Cote scored 13 points for Brewer.
Brewer (4-4) 38
Quimby 1-0-3, Wilson 2-0-4, Cote 5-1-13, Jackson 2-3-7, McLain 2-0-4, Kenney 3-1-7, Gomm, Seymour
Old Town (1-7) 46
Bergeron 5-6-18, Randall 1-0-2, Jones 4-1-9, Wilcox 1-1-3, McLaughlin 1-0-2, King 0-2-2, Kennedy 3-1-10, Brown, Reardon, Guay, Prendergast
3-pt. goals: Cote 2, Qumby; Kennedy 3, Bergeron 2
Brewer 10 17 29 38
Old Town 9 19 34 46
JV: Old Town 54-28
PVHS 68, Bangor Chr. 39
At Howland, Jenn Plourde scored nine of her 12 points in the first quarter to help push Penobscot Valley past Bangor Christian.
Morgan Cyr and Kelsy Lavertu both added 12 points for the Howlers and Kasey Plourde had 10 points and nine rebounds.
Morgan Chase led the Patriots with 17 points.
Bangor Christian (3-3) 39
Miller 1-0-2, Dearborn 1-1-3, Hutchins 3-0-7, Chase 5-7-17, Johnson 1-0-2, Hale 1-0-2, Pelletier 2-0-4, Whitaker 1-0-2, M. French, Ricci, Robinson, J. French
Penobscot Valley (3-4) 68
Drost 2-0-5, Bowers 1-0-2, Hallett 3-0-6, Cyr 4-0-12, Plourde 5-0-10, Lavertu 6-0-12, Dawson 4-1-9, Fullerton, Hersom, Milton
3-pt. goals: Hutchins; Cyr 4, Plourde 2, Drost
Bangor Chr. 18 26 28 39
Penobscot Val. 28 47 56 68
JV: Penobscot Valley 40-27
Lee Academy 49, Schenck 29
At East Millinocket, Karin Bird scored 16 points to push Lee Academy past Schenck.
Dana Houghton had 12 points for the Pandas.
Robin Larlee paced the Wolverines with 10 points.
Lee Academy (3-2) 49
Bird 5-4-16, Houghton 5-2-12, Gifford 3-0-6, B. Harris 2-0-5, Ritchie 2-0-6, Jandreau 1-0-2, K. Harris 1-0-2, McLaughlin, Slevinsky, Moors
Schenck (2-5) 29
Larlee 4-2-10, Waite 1-0-2, Nicholson 1-0-2, Bouchard 0-1-1, Wallace 1-1-3, Osborne 3-1-7, Peabody 0-4-4, Pray, Kreisher, Jamo, MacLeod, Fleming
3-pt. goals: Bird 2, Ritchie 2, Harris
Lee Acad. 6 22 43 49
Schenck 3 5 18 29
JV: Lee Acad. 38-29
Penquis 56, Orono 46
At Milo, the Patriots went 10-for-18 from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter as they picked up their first win.
Erica Lyford and Jenny Stetson each scored 12 points to lead Penquis. All eight Patriot players scored at least two points apiece.
Emily Artesani tossed in 12 points for the Red Riots and Lindsay Colbath added 11.
Orono (5-3) 46
Colbath 4-3-11, Young 4-1-9, Artesani 3-6-12, J. Bates, S. Bates 4-0-8, Robertson 0-1-1, Balaban, Sypher 0-2-2, Woodbrey 1-1-3
Penquis (1-8) 56
Palmer 1-0-2, Lyford 3-6-12, Carey 3-0-6, Gerrish 4-0-8, Sherburne 1-0-2, Dolley 3-0-6, Royal 2-3-8, Stetson 3-6-12
3-pt. goals: Royal
Orono 10 16 33 46
Penquis 15 26 42 56
JV: Orono 38-25
Dexter 46, Central 32
At Dexter, Mallory Ames tossed up 14 points to lead Dexter by Central.
Sabrina Cote added 11 points for the Tigers.
Erica Brownell led Central scorers with nine points.
Central (7-2) 32
Brownell 4-1-9, Elliott 4-0-8, Underhill 3-0-6, Davis 2-0-4, LeBlanc 2-1-5, Collins, Voisine, Libby
Dexter (7-0) 46
Ames 6-2-14, Cote 4-3-11, Chambers 2-0-4, Mountain 4-0-8, Poirier 4-1-9, N. Burton, L. Burton, Richardson, Clukey
Central 11 21 24 32
Dexter 14 23 34 46
JV: Central 46-19
Piscataquis 52, Foxcroft 49 (OT)
At Foxcroft, Tracy Dewey scored 21 points to help lead Piscataquis of Guilford to the overtime victory over Foxcroft Academy.
Christine Davis and Briana Shufelt both added nine points for Piscataquis.
Leslie Martin scored 19 points for the Ponies and Sami Hall had 15 points.
Piscataquis (3-4) 52
Dewey 8-5-21, Davis 2-5-9, J. Martell 2-2-7, Shufelt 2-5-9, Kell. Martel 2-0-5, Isbicki 0-1-1, Kels. Martel
Foxcroft Academy (0-7) 49
Marti 9-1-19, Hall 7-1-15, Weymouth 1-1-3, Pluff 3-0-6, Brown 1-1-3, Rice 0-1-1, Thomas 1-0-2, Adkins
3-pt. goals: J. Martell, Kell. Martel
Piscataquis 12 20 38 46 52
Foxcroft Acad. 10 29 36 46 49
JV: Foxcroft 55-32
Greenville 49, Vinalhaven 23
At Greenville, Beth Bartley notched a triple-double with 23 points, 10 steals and 10 rebounds to lead Greenville past Vinalhaven.
Hannah Breton added 14 points for the Lakers.
Flora Drury led Vinalhaven with seven points.
Vinalhaven (6-1) 23
Drury 2-3-7, Danson 2-0-4, Osgood 2-0-4, Webster 2-0-4, Martin 1-0-2, Sinway 1-0-2, McCarthy, Carter, A. Young, L. Young, Guptill, Chilles
Greenville (5-1) 49
Bartley 10-3-23, Breton 7-0-14, Harmon 1-0-2, Boucher 2-0-4, Gilbert 1-0-2, Larsen 1-0-2, Gary 1-0-2, Martel, Wyman, Muzzy, Erickson, Harris, Ward
Vinalhaven 6 15 18 23
Greenville 14 25 38 49
Nokomis 39, Hampden 23
At Hampden, Tatum Welch scored six of her 13 points in the third quarter when the Warriors of Newport outscored the Broncos 11-2 en route to their fourth victory.
Kelley Paradis added nine points for the winners.
Lindsey Martin paced Hampden with 10 points.
Nokomis (4-5) 39
Welch 6-1-13, Paradis 4-0-9, Fournier, Al. Bragdon 1-0-3, Cooper 2-0-4, As. Bragdon 1-0-2, Wyman
Hampden (2-7) 23
Martin 5-0-10, Webb 0-2-2, Libbey 1-0-3, Wilson 1-0-2, K. Rawcliffe 1-3-5, Lafayette, R. Rawcliffe 0-1-1
3-pt. goals: Paradis, Al. Bragdon; Libbey
Nokomis 11 21 33 39
Hampden 7 12 14 23
JV: Hampden 39-32
Hockey
John Bapst 5, Stearns 0
At Sawyer Arena in Bangor, Andrew Casey knocked in two goals as the host Crusaders blanked Stearns of Millinocket.
Josh Hunnefeld and Casey Hull tallied a goal and assist apiece for John Bapst and Matt Swift added a goal. Nate Kuneman and Doug Dieuveuil stopped all 11 shots they faced.
Paul Rucci had 38 saves on 43 shots for the Minutemen.
Boys basketball
Hampden 66, Nokomis 55
At Newport, Jordan Cook scored eight of his 18 points during a 22-8 third-quarter spurt that lifted the Broncos to their eighth win.
Cook also had 11 rebounds and five blocked shots. J Uhrin tallied 16 points and Dan McCue 15 for Hampden.
Tyler Norris tallied 19 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Warriors and Dylan Palmer added 14.
Hampden (8-1) 66
Cook 7-4-18, Uhrin 7-1-16, McCue 3-6-15, Hodgdon 2-4-8, Farley 2-0-4, Haase 0-3-3, Silver 1-0-2, Schaeffer
Nokomis (3-6) 55
Norris 5-9-19, Palmer 5-2-14, Hopkins 2-2-6, Oldenburg 3-0-6, Mensah-Bonsu 2-2-6, Murray 1-2-4, Harding, Woodbury, Lead, Shea
3-pt. goals: McCue 3, Uhrin
Hampden 11 26 48 66
Nokomis 12 24 32 55
JV: Nokomis 61-53
MCI 54, Winslow 30
At Winslow, Andy Tracy netted 22 points to pace Maine Central Institute by Winslow.
Victor Quint added 12 points for the Huskies.
Kevin Byrne led scorers for Winslow with 10 points.
MCI (7-1) 54
Tracy 11-0-22, Quint 6-0-12, Nichols 1-0-2, Hart 2-1-7, Glencross, Trombley, Havey, Meace, Jones, McGrady, Sobey 1-3-5, Souliere, Morton 2-0-4, Marcoux 1-02
Winslow (2-6) 30
Byrne 5-0-10, S. Siviski, St. Siviski, Marks, Hikel, Bailey, Wood 3-0-6, Puilla 1-0-3, Goulette 2-2-6, Pelletier, Gallagher 2-1-4, Bezanson 0-1-1
3-pt. goals: Hart 2; Puilla
MCI 16 32 45 54
Winslow 6 13 23 30
Greenville 76, Vinalhaven 47
At Greenville, Jonah Lizotte netted 15 points with a 3-pointer to lead Greenville to victory.
Jeff Farrington tossed up 14 points while Joe Jardine added 12 points for the Lakers.
Brendon Osgood led Vinalhaven with 22 points. Corey James added 12 for the Vikings.
Vinalhaven (3-6) 47
Osgood 9-4-22, James 6-0-12, Jackson, Stanley, Ames, Rosen, Guptill, Pitts 2-1-5, McCarthy, Cray, Olson 1-0-2, Zrury 3-0-6, Sawyer
Greenville (3-3) 76
Lizotte 6-2-15, Farrington 7-0-14, Jardine 4-3-12, Lavigne, Lebel 2-0-4, Graves 1-0-3, Woodbury, St. Louis 0-1-1, Aucoin 3-1-7, Wortman 2-0-6, Chilson 1-2-4, Gilbert, Wheelock 1-0-2, McLaughlin 2-0-4, Caola 1-0-2, Griffin
3-pt. goals: Lizotte, Jardine, Graves, Wortman 2
Vinalhaven 7 11 22 47
Greenville 12 40 54 76
Old Town 32, Brewer 30
At Brewer, Old Town outscored Brewer 30-20 after the first quarter after trailing 10-2.
Logan Bouchard led the winners with 12 points while Chris Wilson’s 20 led all scorers for Brewer.
Old Town 32
Bouchard 4-3-12, Ba 3-0-9, Russell 1-0-2, Martinez 3-0-6, Shaw 1-1-3, Fournier, Clark, Clukey, Swett, Shanley
Brewer 30
Wilson 7-4-20, Adams 1-0-2, Stratton 1-0-2, Hardy 2-0-4, Littlefield 1-0-2, Libby, Valley, Cawley, Babin
3-pt. goals: Ba 3, Bouchard; Wilson 2
Old Town 2 14 25 32
Brewer 10 14 23 30
JV: Old Town 43-40
Medomak 73, Mount View 71
At Waldoboro, Zach Durkee hit 5-of-6 free throws in the fourth quarter to seal the win for the Panthers.
Durkee finished with nine points.
Matt MacKenzie led all scorers with 24 points for Medomak while Justin Ames added 15 and Andy Ferrier 11, respectively.
Kyle Tripp paced the Mustangs of Thorndike with 23 points and Kyle Harvey added 18.
Mount View (3-5) 71
Harvey 7-2-18, Tripp 9-4-23, Price 3-3-9, Wentworth 3-0-7, Carter 2-0-4, Hassner 3-0-7, Caron 0-1-1, Dimick 1-0-2
Medomak (7-1) 73
Ferrier 2-7-11, MacKenzie 10-4-24, Ames 4-7-15, Durkee 1-7-9, Schwab 2-0-4, Benner 1-1-3, O’Donnell 2-2-7, B. Blackman, C. Blackman
3-pt. goals: Harvey 2, Tripp, Wentworth, Hassner; O’Donnell
Mount View 12 34 48 71
Medomak 11 34 52 73
JV: Medomak 56-40
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