Free throws lift GSA Eagles over Raiders

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BLUE HILL – Sadie Beardsworth and Christy Moon combined to go eight-for-eight at the free throw line in the last two minutes to lead the George Stevens Academy girls basketball team to a 57-51 high school victory over Washington Academy of East Machias Thursday.

Beardsworth scored 22 points for the Eagles and Moon had 16 points. Hannah Gray scored 11 points.

Ashley Tilton led the Raiders with 22 points and Megan Look had 11 points.

Washington Academy (10-5) 51

Govoni 0-2-2, Rushforth 2-0-4, Mawhinney 3-3-9, Tilton 9-4-22, Wood 1-1-3, Look 3-5-11, Sprangers, Fritz

George Stevens Academy (10-5) 57

Eaton 2-0-4, Moon 5-5-16, Beardsworth 5-10-22, Van de Eb 1-0-2, Winters 1-0-2, Gray 4-3-11, Park, Peake

3-pt. goals: Beardsworth 2, Moon

Wash. Acad. 11 28 35 51

George Stevens 13 26 41 57

JV: George Stevens 43-34

Machias 58, Jonesport-Beals 42

At Machias, Christiannah Holmes scored 22 points and had 11 rebounds to lead Machias to victory.

Beryl Lipton had 17 points and five steals for the Bulldogs.

Rachel Church and Tina Beal each scored nine points for Jonesport-Beals.

Jonesport-Beals (0-13) 42

Church 3-0-9, S. Smith 1-4-6, K. Smith 1-2-4, T. Beal 4-0-8, Bruno 1-0-2, Libby 4-0-8, Bruno 1-0-2, T. Beal 4-0-9, Alley 1-0-2, Carver 1-0-2, B. Beal, McLean

Machias (8-8) 58

Cherry 2-0-4, Whitman 2-0-4, Corbett 1-0-2, Lipton 6-2-17, Moody 1-1-3, Alley 3-0-6, Holmes 9-4-22, Harrington, Thompson, Scoville, Elliot

3-pt. goals: T. Beal; Lipton 3

Jonesport-Beals 6 22 31 42

Machias 19 34 46 58

Dexter 69, Searsport 20

At Searsport, Mallory Ames scored 24 points as Dexter earned its 12th victory of the season.

Nicci Burton and Sabrina Cote added 11 points each for the Tigers, while Katie Poirier scored nine.

Annette Anderson, Aline Seekins and Stephanie Peak each scored four points for Searsport.

Dexter (12-2) 69

Ames 12-0-24, Morales 1-0-2, Mountain 3-0-6, N. Burton 4-2-11, Cote 5-1-11, L. Burton 2-0-4, Richardson 1-0-2, Poirier 4-1-9, Clukey, Lawson

Searsport (1-13) 20

Nielsen, Anderson 2-0-4, Seekins 2-0-4, Vasiliaskas 1-0-2, Peak 2-0-4, Lanpher 1-0-2, Josephson 1-0-2, Clark, Chaney

3-pt. goals: N. Burton

Dexter 26 50 61 69

Searsport 4 6 10 20

JV: Searsport 49-47

Boys basketball

Woodland 64, Shead 55

At Eastport, Chase Smith scored 18 points to help lead Woodland past Shead.

Todd Diadone had 12 points for the Dragons.

Aaron Sullivan paced the Tigers with 14 points. Chris Stanhope had 12 points and Wayne Clossey added 10 points.

Woodland (10-5) 64

Smith 7-2-18, Diadone 5-2-12, Sears 4-0-8, Newell 2-3-7, Kesel 3-0-6, James 3-0-6, Allen 1-0-2, Burke 1-0-2, Sappier 1-0-2, Moody 0-1-1, Lincoln

Shead (2-14) 55

Sullivan 5-3-14, Stanhope 5-0-12, Clossey 5-0-10, Hastings 3-0-9, Lewey 3-0-6, Cyr 1-0-2, Patterson

3-pt. goals: Smith 2; Hastings 3, Stanhope 2, Sullivan

Woodland 10 27 47 64

Shead 8 18 36 55

JV: Woodland 52-51

North Haven 57, Vinalhaven 37

At Vinalhaven, Ben Lovell scored 22 points to push North Haven to the win.

Ansel Orne had 18 points for North Haven.

Corey James paced Vinalhaven with 15 points.

North Haven 57

Baribeau 1-0-2, Davisson 4-0-8, Orne 8-0-18, Sommo 1-1-3, Lovell 9-4-22, Hodder 2-0-4, Corbin

Vinalhaven 37

Osgood 2-0-4, Ames 1-0-2, Rosen 1-0-2, Guptill 1-0-3, McCarthy 4-0-9, James 7-1-15, Olson 1-0-2, Pitts, Cray

3-pt. goals: Orne 2; Guptill, McCarthy

North Haven 13 27 47 57

Vinalhaven 4 16 25 37

Penquis 52, Hermon 35

At Milo, junior guard Nathan Allen scored all 14 of his points in the second half as the host Patriots pulled away to avenge a loss at Hermon earlier in the season.

Kole Stevens added 11 points for Penquis, while Russell Barry and Justin Morrill scored nine points each.

Zach Johnson led Hermon with nine points.

Hermon (4-10) 35

Deabay, Helms 0-2-2, R. Tarr 3-1-7, Pellerin 1-0-2, Johnson 3-2-9, Hinton 1-0-2, Hurd 2-0-4, Thomas 2-1-5, K. Tarr 1-2-4

Penquis (9-6) 52

Allen 4-6-14, Landry 1-0-2, Berry 4-1-9, Morrill 3-2-9, Stevens 5-1-11, B. Zwicker, A. Zwicker 3-1-7, Carey

3-pt. goals: Johnson; Morrill

Hermon 7 18 25 35

Penquis 11 20 38 52

JV: Hermon 78-48

Lee 62, Schenck 54

At Lee, Peter Pickering scored 19 points to help push Lee Academy to the win.

The Pandas outscored Schenck of East Millinocket 19-6 over the final four minutes of the game to rally for the victory.

Tom Bird had 17 points and 10 rebounds for Lee and Kris King added 12 points and 15 rebounds.

Mike Lowell paced the Wolverines with 19 points and Nick Bishop had 10 points and 10 rebounds.

Schenck (14-2) 54

Lowell 6-5-19, Bishop 5-0-10, K. Thompson 3-0-9, L. Thompson 2-0-4, Byron 4-0-8, Pelkey 2-0-4

Lee Academy (8-7) 62

Pickering 7-4-19, Bird 3-11-17, King 5-1-12, Houghton 3-0-9, Thompson 2-0-5, Connick, Roux, Coulombe, Parker, Crocker, Boulrisse

3-pt. goals: K. Thompson 3, Lowell 2; Pickering, King, Houghton, Thompson

Schenck 18 31 43 54

Lee 11 28 43 62

JV: Lee 64-57

BC Patriots 67, PVHS Howlers 59

At Howland, Brock Bradford scored 27 points as Bangor Christian held on for its 11th victory.

Matt Smith added 11 points and Colby Robinson scored 10 for the Patriots, who led by 24 early in the third quarter before the host Howlers rallied to within four in the final period.

Matt Cummings led Penobscot Valley with 19 points, while Nick Hockridge added 15 and Jake Crosby scored 12.

Bangor Christian (11-4) 67

Bradford 9-5-27, Robinson 3-4-10, Denbow 4-1-9, Frost 3-2-9, M. Smith 5-1-11, Phinney 0-1-1

Penobscot Valley (5-11) 59

Cummings 7-3-19, Hockridge 5-0-15, Crosby 6-0-12, Trapier 4-0-8, Ware 2-0-5, Awalt, Lachance

3-pt. goals: Bradford 4, Frost; Hockridge 5, Cummings 2, Ware

Bangor Christian 23 44 60 67

Penobscot Valley 15 28 51 59

JV: Bangor Christian 49-45

Calvary 76, Highview Chr. 54

At Johnston Gym, Bangor, Jason Madden scored 17 points to help lead Calvary Chapel Christian of Orrington to victory.

Tyler Heansler scored 16 points for the Sabers. Ian Seekins and Alex Merrill both added 12 points.

Andrew Richard had 23 points, nine steals, and six assists for Highview Christian of Charleston. Josh Mountain scored 12 points and Stefan Rowe had 10 points.

Calvary Chapel (7-6) 76

Jas. Madden 7-2-17, Heansler 8-0-16, Seekins 6-0-12, Merrill 5-2-12, Newman 4-0-8, Thomas 4-0-9, Jar. Madden 1-0-2, George

Highview Christian (4-9) 54

Richard 9-5-23, Mountain 4-4-12, Rowe 4-0-10, Frish 2-0-5, Peach 2-0-4, Fernandez, Reed, Allard

3-pt. goals: Jas. Madden, Thomas; Rowe 2, Frish

Calvary Chapel 23 43 59 76

Highview Chr. 2 22 35 54

Limestone 65, Fort Fairfield 41

At Fort Fairfield, Jeremy Summers scored 19 points to push Limestone/Maine School of Science and Mathematics to the win.

Chris Kirchner had 16 points for the Eagles and Danny Hayes added 13 points.

Austin Dufour led Fort Fairfield with 15 points.

Limestone (12-5) 65

C. Kirchner 7-1-16, A. Kirchner 2-0-4, Enman 2-0-6, Summers 8-3-19, Hayes 5-3-13, Peers 1-0-2, Patterson 0-1-1, Morgan 1-0-2, Giangiordano 1-0-2, Beaulieu

Fort Fairfield (3-13) 41

O. Edgecomb 2-0-4, Andrews 1-0-3, Closson 0-1-1, Forsman 1-0-2, Cresenzo 3-0-7, Au. Dufour 6-0-15, Aa. Dufour 1-0-2, Noyes 1-2-4, M. Edgecomb 1-1-3, Jackson, Sharpe

3-pt. goals: Enman 2, C. Kirchner; Au. Dufour 3, Andrews, Cresenzo

Limestone 17 32 49 65

Fort Fairfield 9 22 27 41

JV: Fort Fairfield 52-48

Cent. Aroostook 84, Hodgdon 57

At Hodgdon, senior guard Andrew York made seven 3-point goals and finished with 28 points as Central Aroostook of Mars Hill earned its 14th consecutive victory.

Tim Carlson added 13 points for the Panthers, while Taylor McLaughlin and Cameron York scored 12 points each.

Jordan Guy scored a career-high 25 points for Hodgdon, while Kirby Sanford added 18 points and Travis Bartley had 10 points and 10 rebounds.

Central Aroostook (14-1) 84

A. York 9-3-28, Carlson 3-5-13, McLaughlin 5-1-12, C. York 6-0-12, E. Martinez 3-0-7, L. McCarthy 1-1-3, M. Martinez 1-0-2, Clockedile 2-0-5, Walling 1-0-2, B. McCarthy

Hodgdon (3-12) 57

Guy 10-1-25, Sanford 7-4-18, Bartley 5-0-10, Dorr 1-0-2, Lane 1-0-2, Muzzacco, Hall, Nesbitt, Crane, Qyint

3-pt. goals: A. York 7, Carlson 2, McLaughlin, E. Martinez, Clockedile; Guy 4

Central Aroostook 15 43 74 84

Hodgdon 12 27 46 57