MARS HILL – Andrew York scored a game-high 28 points as the Central Aroostook Panthers won their 12th straight game, 95-85 in overtime over the Katahdin Cougars in schoolboy basketball action Tuesday night, avenging and opening-night loss to Katahdin in Stacyville.

Tim Carlson had 18 points for the Panthers and Taylor McLaughlin scored 16 points. Eric Martinez had 15 points and Cameron York added 12 points.

Owen McCarthy and Patrick Willett paced Katahdin with 21 points each. Jared Anderson scored 18 points and Brett Gould had 15 points.

Katahdin (10-3) 85

McCarthy 8-2-21, Willett 9-3-21, Ja. Anderson 8-2-18, Gould 6-1-15, Jo. Anderson 1-0-2, McAvoy 3-1-8, K. Anderson

Central Aroostook (12-1) 95

A. York 8-6-28, Carlson 6-3-18, McLaughlin 7-2-16, E. Martinez 5-4-15, C. York 6-0-12, M. Martinez 1-0-2, Clockedile 2-0-4, McCarthy

3-pt. goals: McCarthy 3, Gould 2, McAvoy; A. York 6, Carlson 3, E. Martinez

Katahdin 20 41 60 77 85

Cen. Aroostook 27 45 59 77 95

Camden Hills 78, Maranacook 67

At Rockport, the Windjammers received 19 points and nine rebounds from Cameron Puls and connected on 18 of its 19 free throw attempts, including an 11-for-11 showing in the fourth quarter, to deal Maranacook of Readfield its first loss.

Christian Pieri had 12 points and five assists; Gordon Fischer contributed 11 points and eight rebounds and Paul Draper combined with Paul Campbell for 17 Windjammer points.

Fischer’s seven first-quarter points helped stake Camden Hills to a lead it would never relinquish.

The Black Bears, who beat Camden Hills 77-70 on Dec. 17, received a game-high 30 points from Ryan Martin and 17 more from Will Bardaglio. Jimmy Palmer chipped in with nine more.

Maranacook (12-1) 67

Poulin 2-0-5, Martin 8-13-30, Denbow 1-0-2, Bardaglio 6-2-17, Palmer 4-0-9, Collins 0-2-2,

Camden Hills (7-6) 78

Campbell 3-1-8, Pieri 4-4-12, Cavanaugh 2-0-4, Fischer 4-3-11, Ford, Wootton 1-0-3, Burke 0-2-2, Caswell, Mitchell 1-0-3, Draper 3-2-9, Bryan 1-2-4, Smith, Puls 8-3-19, Feener 1-1-3

3-pt. goals: Bardaglio 3, Palmer, Martin, Poulin; Draper, Wootton, Campbell

Maranacook 11 31 52 67

Camden Hills 20 43 59 78

JV: Camden Hills 61-48

Van Buren 73, Fort Fairfield 37

At Fort Fairfield, Ben Doucette scored 25 points to help lead Van Buren to the win.

Tyler Conley scored 17 points for the Crusaders.

Matt Cresenzo and Mike Edgecomb both scored nine points for Fort Fairfield.

Van Buren (11-2) 73

B. Doucette 11-0-25, Lizotte 2-2-6, Smith 1-0-2, Boulware 1-0-2, Taylor 1-0-2, Hews 3-2-8, Martin 1-2-4, Gagnon 3-1-7, Conley 8-1-17, Chasse, Parent, J. Doucette, O’Hare

Fort Fairfield (2-11) 37

O. Edgecomb 2-0-4, Closson 1-0-2, Forsman 1-0-3, Cresenzo 3-0-9, Au. Dufour 2-0-5, Noyes 2-1-5, M. Edgecomb 3-1-9, Andrews, Aa. Dufour, Sharpe

3-pt. goals: B. Doucette 3; Cresenzo 3, M. Edgecomb 2, Forsman, Au. Dufour

Van Buren 17 33 53 73

Fort Fairfield 5 12 25 37

JV: Van Buren 56-31

Ashland 82, Easton 74

At Easton, Trevor Tompkins tossed in 28 points as the Hornets held off the host Bears.

Curtis Belanger tallied 26 points for Ashland.

Jeremy Brock scored a game-high 33 points to lead Easton. Nate Sanders added 13 and Mitchell Blodgett 12.

Ashland (3-9) 82

Tompkisn 11-2-28, Belanger Cobb, Martin 1-0-2, Baker 3-1-7, Ward 0-2-2, Condon, Levesque 2-2-6, Cote 2-0-5, Cusack, Tarr 1-5-7, Nemer 1-0-2

Easton (4-8) 74

Blodgett 4-3-12, Brock 11-10-33, Sanders 6-1-13, Trask 1-4-6, Bacon 3-0-7, Daniels, Beaulieu 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Tompkins 4, Belanger, Cote; Blodgett, Brock, Bacon

Ashland 22 39 58 84

Easton 15 32 50 72

Messalonskee 72, Hampden 71

At Oakland, Nick Ouellette hit two free throws with four seconds left to put Messalonskee up by four and lead them past Hampden Academy in double overtime.

Eric Taylor and Scott Tracy each scored 10 points in the fourth quarter to put Messalonskee back in the game.

Taylor had 20 points and 10 rebounds for the Eagles. Tracy and Seth Stanhope each scored 14 points and Matt Natole had 11 assists.

Jordan Cook scored 33 points and had 14 rebounds for Hampden. Uhrin had 20 points and Dan McCue added 10 points.

Hampden Academy (11-2) 71

Uhrin 7-3-20, McCue 4-2-10, Hodgdon 1-0-2, Silver 3-0-6, Cook 11-10-33, Schaeffer, Farley

Messalonskee (9-3) 72

Stanhope 6-1-14, Bryant 1-0-2, Tracy 4-4-14, Natole 1-0-2, Ouellette 2-2-6, Holmes 1-5-7, Taylor 7-6-20, Lessard 3-1-7, Brooks, Evans, Hash

3-pt. goals: Uhrin 3, Cook; Tracy 2, Stanhope

Hampden 15 23 43 57 64 71

Messalonskee 11 23 35 57 64 72

JV: Messalonskee 48-37

Gr. Houlton 62, Washburn 56

At Washburn, Drew Farrar tossed in 21 points and Silas Kelly 19 to lead the Eagles to the win.

Emery Lincoln added 16 more for the winners.

Adam Thompson paced the Beavers with 18 points while Zach Bird scored 17 and Steven Pesut 10.

Greater Houlton Chr. (11-3) 62

Farrar 7-7-21, Kelly 8-3-19, Lincoln 6-4-16, Korhonen 2-2-6, Kennedy, Guiggey

Washburn (8-5) 56

A. Thompson 9-0-18, Bird 7-0-17, Pesut 5-0-10, J. Thompson 2-0-4, N. McIntosh 1-0-2, Willette 1-0-3, Morrow 1-0-2, A. McIntosh, Connolly

3-pt. goals: Bird 3

Greater Houlton 12 28 45 62

Washburn 12 28 41 52

Limestone 63, So. Aroostook 38

At Dyer Brook, Jeremy Summers led Limestone with 17 points as it downed Southern Aroostook.

Andrew Kirchner netted 12 points while Danny Hayes added 10 points for the Eagles.

Colby Clark and Zach Stubbs each tallied 12 points to pace Southern Aroostook.

Limestone (9-5) 63

A. Kirchner 3-6-12, Hayes 4-1-10, Summers 6-5-17, C. Kirchner 3-3-9, Peers 3-2-8, Enman 2-0-5, D. Morgan 1-0-2, Patterson, Giangiordono, Boulieu, Rossignol

Southern Aroostook (3-10) 38

Clark 5-2-12, Z. Stubbs 5-1-12, Anderson 3-1-9, Toothaker 1-2-5, Boulier, Sholler, Branscombe, D. Stubbs, Robinson, Grant

3-pt. goals: Hayes, Enman; Anderson 2, Z. Stubbs

Limestone 19 24 43 63

So. Aroostook 4 8 28 38

JV: So. Aroostook 47-39

Lawrence 59, Nokomis 56

At Newport, Evan Bois scored 20 points and had six steals to push Lawrence of Fairfield to victory.

Jay Dangler had 16 points for the Bulldogs.

Benson Mensah-Bonsu had 14 points for the Nokomis and Dylan Palmer had four steals.

Lawrence (8-5) 59

Bois 7-5-20, Dangler 5-2-16, Costigan 2-2-6, Doyen 2-2-6, Oakes 0-4-4, Bixby 1-2-4, Perkins 0-2-2, Champagne 0-1-1, Costain, Rice, Stitham

Nokomis (3-9) 56

Norris 9-3-21, Mensah-Bonsu 6-2-14, Murray 3-2-8, Hopkins 2-0-5, Oldenburg 1-3-5, Palmer 1-1-3, Harding, Woodbury, Leal, Shea

3-pt. goals: Dangler 4, Bois; Hopkins

Lawrence 9 25 45 59

Nokomis 8 23 37 56

JV: Lawrence 41-34

Hockey

Houlton-Hodgdon 7, Stearns 0

At Millar Arena in Houlton, Jordan Gard and Grady Anderson each scored twice as Houlton-Hodgdon improved to 9-3 on the season.

Chris Howland added a goal and an assist for the winners, while Billy Policano and Ian Pasquarelli each scored a goal. Zach Chase, Eben Thompson and Morgan Hall contributed assists for Houlton-Hodgdon.

Aaron Fitzpatrick stopped all 20 shots he faced to earn the shutout in goal. Paul Ricci stopped 37 of 44 shots for 0-10 Stearns of Millinocket.

Girls basketball

Washburn 54, GHCA 51

At Washburn, Alex Bird scored 16 points and had five assists to help Washburn upset previously undefeated Greater Houlton Christian Academy.

Kelsse McLaughlin had 15 points and eight rebounds for the Beavers and Rashell Saucier added 12 points.

Lacey Farrar led the Eagles with 13 points. Chelsie Lord scored 12 points and Megan Korhonen had 11 points.

Greater Houlton Christian (12-1) 51

Korhonen 3-5-11, Farrar 5-1-13, Riopel 2-2-6, Jago 2-3-7, Lord 3-6-12, Boutilier 0-1-1, Livezey, Hartin

Washburn (7-6) 54

McLaughlin 4-7-15, McDougall 1-2-4, Reed 1-0-2, Saucier 5-2-12, Bird 6-4-16, Palmer 1-3-5, Goupille, Davis, Blakney, Huston

3-pt. goals: Farrar 3

GHCA 6 20 31 51

Washburn 11 21 36 54

Fort Fairfield 52, Hodgdon 45

At Hodgdon, Sheena Esancy scored a game-high 17 points and Kerri Cunningham added 15 as Fort Fairfield held off the Hawks.

Caitlyn Esancy scored 13 points for Fort Fairfield.

Tasha Dwyer’s 11 points and 15 rebounds paced Hodgdon and Justine Sloat contributed eight more.

Fort Fairfield (10-2) 52

Hathaway, Cunningham 4-6-15, McLaughlin, C. Esancy 5-2-13, S. Esancy 4-9-17, O’Neal, Beckwith 2-0-4

Hodgdon (3-10) 45

Martin 0-2-2, Sloat 4-0-8, McGary 0-2-2, Scott 1-0-2, Nightingale 3-1-7, London, Fleming 3-0-7, Dwyer 5-1-11, Hare 2-2-6

3-pt. goals: Cunningham, C. Esancy; Fleming

Fort Fairfield 13 32 39 52

Hodgdon 13 24 32 45

JV: Hodgdon 41-37

Winslow 36, Rockland 32

At Rockland, Stephanie Bossie scored 11 of her 15 points in the fourth quarter as the Black Raiders held on for the victory.

Rockland, which trailed by eight points entering the final quarter, pulled to within one but Bossie made four of six free-throw tries in the period.

Allie Todd paced Rockland with eight points.

Winslow (8-5) 36

Bossie 5-5-15, Carter 2-1-6, LaPointe 1-0-2, Libby 1-1-3, K. Pelletier 0-1-1, S. Pelletier 2-1-5, Willette 2-0-4, Cheesman

Rockland (10-2) 32

Todd 3-0-8, Clark 2-1-6, Hanson 2-2-6, Hynes 1-4-6, Butler 1-0-3, Barnes 1-1-3, Boggs

3-pt. goals: Carter; Todd 2, Clark, Butler

Winslow 7 14 26 36

Rockland 3 6 18 32

Waterville 74, MCI 54

At Waterville, Morgan Frame tallied 18 points and 12 rebounds to lead Waterville past MCI of Pittsfield.

Liz Bell chipped in with 12 points and Stephanie Whitten 10 for the Purple Panthers.

Kylie Huff paced the Huskies with 11 points.

MCI 54

Ky. Huff 5-1-11, Dodge 2-4-10, H. Asaro 2-0-4, A. Asaro 2-2-6, Oviatt 3-1-7, Faulkner 0-1-1, Lorentsen 2-2-6, Ka. Huff 1-0-2

Waterville 74

Frame 8-2-18, Bell 5-2-12, Whitten 4-0-10, Van Dyne 1-0-2, Gardner 2-3-7, Pellerin 1-1-3, Givens 3-0-7, Plaisted 4-1-9, Champagne 2-1-6

3-pt. goals: Dodge 2; Champagne, Givens

MCI 6 18 36 54

Waterville 23 39 58 74

Messalonskee 50, Hampden 36

At Hampden, Melissa Oliver scored 14 points to lead Messalonskee of Oakland past Hampden Academy.

Ashley Busque scored 12 points for the Eagles. Amanda Barker had 10 points and Chelsea Barker added nine points.

Mikki Libbey and Kimble Rawcliffe both scored nine points for the Broncos.

Messalonskee (9-4) 50

Busque 5-1-12, Oliver 7-0-14, C. Barker 4-1-9, A. Barker 4-0-10, Duren 1-2-4, Roderigue 0-1-1, Stuart, Perry

Hampden Academy (2-11) 36

Libbey 3-1-9, K. Rawcliffe 3-3-9, Webb 1-0-2, Martin 1-0-2, Lafayette 1-2-4, R. Rawcliffe 2-0-4, Francis-Mezger 2-2-6, Wilson

3-pt. goals: A. Barker 2, Busque; Libbey 2

Messalonskee 14 25 39 50

Hampden 13 16 26 36

JV: Messalonskee 49-36

Narraguagus 63, Lubec 41

At Lubec, Chelsea Baker scored 19 points to help push Narraguagus of Harrington to victory.

Haley Torrey scord 12 points for the Knights and Sheilla Albee added nine points.

Kristina Scoville paced Lubec with 15 points and Kayla Corey had nine rebounds.

Narraguagus (8-5) 63

Baker 6-7-19, Torrey 5-2-12, Albee 4-1-9, Nevells 3-0-6, Greene 2-0-5, Hatt 1-2-4, Foss 2-0-4, Caler 1-0-2, Cirone 1-0-2, DeRaps, Tenney, Ostberg, Tenan

Lubec (2-7) 41

Scoville 6-0-15, C. Wright 3-2-8, Corey 3-0-6, Hall 2-0-5, Case 2-0-4, Woodbridge 1-0-2, Wormell 0-1-1, K. Wright

3-pt. goals: Greene; Scoville 3, Hall

Narraguagus 17 27 52 63

Lubec 4 17 27 41

Belfast 48, Lincoln Acad. 24

At Belfast, Jillian Ross scored 15 points to help push Belfast to the win.

Jamie Flagg had 14 points for the Lions.

Niki Poland and Nicole Russell each scored six points for Lincoln Academy to Newcastle.

Lincoln Academy (1-12) 24

Jones 2-0-4, Poland 2-2-6, Russell 2-2-6, Waltz 0-3-3, Winchenback 0-1-1, Donald 1-0-2, Perry 1-0-2, Banner, Wejer, McGee, Lesner

Belfast (9-4) 48

Littlefield 0-3-3, Cummings 2-0-5, Ross 7-0-15, Whittier 1-2-4, Reed 1-2-4, Hills 0-1-1, Hogan 1-0-2, Flagg 5-3-14, Soohey, Read, Elis, Blair

3-pt. goals: Cummings, Ross, Flagg

Lincoln Acad. 3 9 22 24

Belfast 15 26 37 48

JV: Belfast 45-27

Bangor 67, Erskine 31

At Bangor, Noelle Lincoln scored 16 points to help push Bangor to the win.

Amy Hackett had 10 points for the Rams and Tawnya Godinez added nine points.

Amy Fredrikson paced Erskine Academy of South China with seven points.

Erskine Academy (3-8) 31

A. Siegfriedt 0-3-3, St. Amand 2-0-4, Malley 1-0-2, Busmanis 1-0-2, Howard 2-0-4, Belden 2-0-5, Fredrikson 2-3-7, Corey 1-1-3, Richardson 0-1-1, Strout, R. Siegfriedt

Bangor (9-4) 67

Heath 2-0-4, A. Hackett 5-0-10, Smith 3-0-6, Lincoln 5-2-16, Wadleigh 2-0-4, Dubois 3-0-6, Curtis 2-0-4, Clukey 3-0-6, Godinez 4-0-9, B. Hackett 1-0-2, Dana, Bisacre, Hartley

3-pt. goals: Belden; Lincoln 4, Godinez

Erskine 9 12 22 31

Bangor 19 48 54 67

JV: Bangor 47-33

Mt. Blue 47, Brewer 43

At Farmington, Christina Mosher tossed in 20 points to lead Mt. Blue past Brewer.

Alyson Webster chipped in with 13 for the Cougars.

Elizabeth Cote led three Witches in double figures with 14 points. Katie Quimby added 12 and Leah Jackson 10.

Brewer (6-7) 43

Quimby 5-0-12, Cote 6-2-14, Jackson 4-2-10, Wilson 1-2-4, Gomm, J. McClain 1-1-3, Seymour, M. McLain

Mt. Blue (9-4) 47

Webster 6-1-13, Mosher 5-10-20, Robinson 1-1-3, Laney 2-4-9, Oswalt 1-0-2, Flikman, Fournier, Allen

3-pt. goals: Quimby 2; Laney

Brewer 10 20 32 43

Mt. Blue 7 17 31 47