FAIRFIELD – The Brewer Witches never trailed en route to a 49-43 schoolgirl basketball victory Tuesday night over the Lawrence Bulldogs.

Elizabeth Cote and Meghan McLain scored 13 points apiece for Brewer.

Brogan Liberty led Lawrence with 21 points.

Brewer (1-2) 49

Adams, Albert 3-0-6, Cote 6-1-13, Valley 0-2-2, M. McLain 4-3-13, Seymour 1-2-4, J. McLain 2-1-5, Kenney 3-0-6

Lawrence (2-2) 43

Blackney 1-0-3, Gilbert 1-0-2, Campbell 1-0-2, Liberty 6-9-21, Murray 3-1-7, Nickerson 2-2-6, Bernatchez 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: M. McLain 2

Brewer 12 25 33 49

Lawrence 12 19 32 43

JV: Lawrence 47-19

MCI 57, Mount View 43

At Pittsfield, Jenna Lorentsen poured in 20 points to lead Maine Central Institute past Mount View of Thorndike.

Amanda Asaro added 11 points and six steals for the Huskies.

Jennifer Masessa nettted 12 points and Macy Montminy 11 for the Mustangs.

Maine Central Institute (2-1) 57

B. Asaro 1-3-6, Lorentsen 8-4-20, A. Asaro 4-3-11, Mosher 1-0-2, McLaggen, Judkins 3-0-9, Kr. Huff, Houston, Fields-Lowe 1-1-3, Ky. Huff 0-2-2, Clement 2-0-4, Ka. Huff

Mount View (1-2) 43

J. Masessa 5-0-12, Montminy 3-5-11, Bennett, Grotton, Raven, T. Jones 3-1-7, K. Masessa 2-1-5, McAdam

3-pt. goals: J. Masessa 2; Judkins 3, B. Asaro

Mount View 4 13 26 43

MCI 15 28 41 57

JV: Mount View 37-35

Piscataquis 56, Penquis 31

At Milo, Jill Martell tossed in 15 points as Piscataquis of Guilford pulled away for the win.

Kellie Martel added 13 points and Tracy Dewey 10 for the Pirates.

Erica Lyford led all scorers with 22 points for the Patriots.

Piscataquis (1-3) 56

Davis 1-0-2, Woodbury 2-2-6, Bravi, Martell 5-3-15, Lawyerson 0-2-2, Shafett 2-0-4, Dewey 5-0-10, Keli. Martel 5-0-13, Kels. Martel, White, Izbicki 2-0-4

Penquis (0-4) 31

Benoit 1-0-2, Goodine, Fowler 0-3-3, Lyford 8-4-22, Carey 0-1-1, Clark 1-0-2, Sherburne, Royal, Karnes 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Martell 2, Kel. Martell 3; Lyford 2

Piscataquis 15 27 44 56

Penquis 8 22 22 31

JV: Piscataquis 55-27

Highview Chr. 46, Elan 39 (OT)

At Eastern Maine Community College in Bangor, Alyssa Jones sank two free throws with 19 seconds left in regulation to send the game to overtime for the Knights of Charleston, where they pulled away for the win.

Michala Rowe registered 28 points and 11 rebounds and Jana Philbrick six points and seven rebounds for Highview Christian.

Kristen Schad paced Elan of Poland with 23 points and Maritza Camacho added 11.

Elan (0-4) 39

Schad 10-3-23, Camacho 5-1-11, Schottenstin 0-1-1, Watts 2-0-4, Cox, Burns, Charnov, Silva, Connoly

Highview Christian (2-1) 46

Rowe 13-2-28, Jana Philbrick 3-0-6, Jones 1-3-5, Jade Philbrick 1-1-3, Babcock 1-0-2, Loreda 1-0-2, Hanson

3-pt. goals: none

Elan 16 20 25 36 39

Highview Christian 7 19 28 36 46

Orono 44, Schenck 30

At East Millinocket, Sara Pavento netted 13 points as Orono topped Schenck.

Heather Woodbrey added 10 points for the Red Riots. Orono outscored Schenck 18-9 to pull away in the fourth quarter.

Kayla Osborne scored nine points to lead Schenck.

Orono (2-2) 44

Pavento 3-7-13, Woodbrey 5-0-10, Paul 2-0-6, Wagner 1-1-3, Hanse 4-0-8, Thibeault 1-0-2, Balaban-Garber 0-2-2, Georgia, Quintal, Pinkham, Knezevic

Schenck (2-2) 30

Osborne 4-1-9, Nicholson 1-1-3, Bouchard 0-1-1, Waite 3-0-6, MacLeod 2-1-5, Deloge 0-6-6, Kimball, Lowell, Cram

3-pt. goals: Paul 2

Orono 12 21 26 44

Schenck 4 10 21 30

JV: Orono 41-23

Hampden 49, Skowhegan 46

At Hampden, Tanna Ross scored 14 points, grabbed 14 rebounds and added four assists as Hampden Academy edged Skowhegan.

Kimble Rawcliffe chipped in with 13 points for the Broncos.

Bethany Sevey led all scorers with 22 points for the Indians.

Skowhegan (2-2) 46

Sevey 8-6-22, Pinkham 0-1-1, Smith 5-0-10, Matchett 1-2-4, Atkinson 2-0-4, Lambert 0-1-1, Evans 1-2-4

Hampden (3-1) 49

K. Rawcliffe 4-5-13, Ross 5-2-12, Webb 3-2-9, Foster, Libbey 1-2-5, L. Martin 2-4-8, Maltz, R. Rawcliffe 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Webb, Libbey

Skowhegan 8 22 27 46

Hampden 4 20 28 49

JV: Skowhegan 40-22

WA 68, Jonesport-Beals 30

At Jonesport, Ashley Tilton netted 18 points to spark Washington Academy of East Machias past Jonesport-Beals.

Megan Look scored 12 points while Carilla Fritz added 10 for the Raiders.

Tina Beal scored 14 points to pace Jonesport-Beals.

Washington Acad. (3-0) 68

Espling 3-0-7, Nicely 1-0-2, Corey 1-0-2, Finn 0-1-1, Flannery 0-2-2, Sprangers 2-0-4, Lewey 3-0-6, Tilton 7-1-18, Wood 0-2-2, Fritz 4-0-10, Look 4-4-12, Machester 1-0-2

Jonesport-Beals (2-1) 30

T. Beal 3-8-14, B. Beal 1-2-4, Libby 0-1-1, MacLean 0-2-2, Alley, K. Smith 1-1-3, S. Smith 0-1-1, Church 2-0-5, Carver

3-pt. goals: Espling, Tilton 2, Fritz 2; Church

Washington Acad. 16 35 53 68

Jonesport-Beals 2 9 18 30

Hockey

Stearns 2, Hampden 0

At Millar Arena in Houlton, Josh Stahl and Jake Emery each notched a goal as Stearns of Millinocket downed Hampden.

Travis Deabay tallied an assist and Paul Rucci made 63 saves for the 1-2 Minutemen.

Matt Albert recorded 22 saves for the 0-3 Broncos.

Bangor 5, Skowhegan 0

At Sawyer Arena in Bangor, Matt Boehmer and Jake Silver tallied a goal and an assist apiece as Bangor blanked Skowhegan.

Alan Reese, Chad Kelley and Jon Hyatt each scored a goal and Christian Dionne added two assists. Chris Quirk, Steve Trundy and Alex Mooers chipped in with an assist apiece for the 4-0 Rams. Zack Hamilton made 10 saves on 10 shots.

Jimmy Quirion stopped 42 of 47 shots for the 1-3 Indians.

JV: Tie 2-2

Boys basketball

Calvary Chapel 63, East Grand 45

At Danforth, Jesse Newman tossed in 18 points and Alex Merrill added 17 as Calvary Chapel of Orrington downed East Grand.

Rosaire Veilleux tallied 12 points and Ian Seekins notched 10 for the Sabers.

Kyle Dicker poured in 24 points and Tyler Moores chipped in with 11 for the Vikings.

Calvary Chapel (4-0) 63

Veilleux 6-0-12, Newman 9-0-18, Thomas 1-0-2, Madden 1-0-2, Merrill 7-3-17, Seekins 4-2-10, Dodge 0-2-2, Kettell, Martin, Miller

East Grand (0-5) 45

Moores 4-2-11, Ky. Dicker 8-6-24, Ka. Dicker 2-0-6, Britain 1-0-2, Parks 1-0-2, Lee, Shea, Nichols, Scott

3-pt. goals: Ky. Dicker 2, Ka. Dicker 2, Moores

Calvary Chapel 14 29 48 63

East Grand 8 22 30 45

MCI 52, Mount View 50

At Thorndike, Benson Mensah-Bonsu hit two free throws in the final 20 seconds to secure the victory for the Maine Central Institute Huskies of Pittsfield.

Patrick McGrady paced the winners with 16 points and Hunter Nichols added 15. Mensah-Bonsu finished with 12.

Ethan Jean led the Mustangs with 18 points and Derek Keller netted 13.

MCI (3-0) 52

Nichols 5-2-15, Murray 2-3-7, Mensah-Bonsu 3-6-12, McGrady 7-2-16, Marcoux 1-0-2, Sidelinger, Delaney, Morton

Mount View (0-3) 50

Keller 4-4-13, Jean 6-7-18, St. Clair 2-0-4, Carter 3-0-6, Miles 4-1-9, Caron, Price, Derby

3-pt. goals: Nichols 3; Keller

MCI 14 26 37 52

Mount View 10 27 32 50

Lawrence 46, Brewer 43

At Brewer, Jay Dangler led all scorers with 20 points as Lawrence of Fairfield held off Brewer.

Cameron Oakes added 14 points for the Bulldogs.

Ben Valley led the Witches with 10 points.

Lawrence (2-2) 46

Costigan 1-1-3, Oakes 4-6-14, Dangler 8-2-20, A. Champagne 1-0-2, Doyon 1-1-3, Bois 1-2-4, S. Champagne, Poulin, Bixby

Brewer (0-2) 43

Libby 3-2-9, Adams, Bissell 2-2-6, Hutchins 3-0-7, Valley 2-6-10, Babin 3-3-9, Belote

3-pt. goals: Dangler 2; Libby, Hutchins

Lawrence 9 11 30 46

Brewer 8 21 30 43

JV: Lawrence 56-43

Mattanawcook 44, Hermon 41

At Lincoln, Derek Libbey scored all 11 of his points in the second half as undefeated Mattanawcook rallied past Hermon.

Shey Gardner netted a game-high 13 points for the Lynx.

Kevin Tarr and Derek Helms paced the Hawks with 10 points apiece.

Hermon (0-2) 41

Tarr 4-2-10, Helms 4-0-10, Grass 0-3-3, Deabay 1-2-4, Hinton 3-1-7, Robinson 1-0-2, Thomas 2-0-5

Mattanawcook (4-0) 44

Gardner 4-5-13, Libbey 4-1-11, Smith 1-4-5, White 2-3-7, Young, Hanscom

3-pt. goals: Helms 2, Thomas; Vose

Hermon 14 21 32 41

Mattanawcook 8 15 27 44

JV: Hermon 68-57

Elan 51, Highview Christian 20

At Eastern Maine Community College in Bangor, Malcom Turner tossed in a game-high 18 points to lead Elan of Poland past Highview Christian of Charleston.

Jon Reed’s seven-point effort sparked the Knights.

Elan (4-1) 51

Turner 9-0-18, Panzone 4-1-9, Clark 3-0-8, Robinawitz 3-0-6, Owens 3-0-6, Gach 2-0-4, Orders, Nichols, Ingals, Ryan, Waddleton

Highview Christian (1-2) 20

Reed 3-1-7, N. Allard 2-2-6, Crooker 1-1-3, Cramer 0-2-2, Pogorzelski 1-0-2, Lam, Mac, W. Allard

3-pt. goals: Clark 2

Elan 12 27 41 51

Highview Christian 6 10 15 20

MDI 66, Bucksport 50

At Bar Harbor, the unbeaten Mount Desert Island Trojans outscored the Golden Bucks 23-11 in the third quarter to snap a 26-26 halftime tie en route to their fourth victory.

Andrew Veilleux scored six of his 15 points to spark the run while Jake Sattler and Jake Merchant each scored five points during the surge.

Colin Walton chipped in with 13 points for the winners and Sean Parady netted 10.

Todd Freeman paced Bucksport with 19 points, 14 in the first half.

Bucksport (1-3) 50

Fish 1-0-2, Robbins 1-0-2, Freeman 9-1-19, Maguire 1-0-2, Cooke 2-1-5, Bisher 2-1-5, Grey 2-0-4, Kone 3-0-7, Woodman 2-0-4, Fitzgerald, Perkins, Cooper

MDI (4-0) 66

Parady 3-3-10, Sattler 2-2-7, Merchant 3-1-7, Walton 4-1-13, Swanson 1-0-2, Young 0-6-6, Mitchell 1-2-4, Veilleux 5-4-15, Chipman 1-0-2, Leiser

3-pt. goals: Kone; Parady, Sattler, Walton 4, Veilleux

Bucksport 14 26 37 50

MDI 7 26 49 66

JV: MDI 72-18

Camden Hills 61, Belfast 56

At Belfast, Paul Draper’s bucket with less than a minute to go put the Windjammers ahead to stay as they rallied past Belfast.

Draper finished with 11 points while Gordon Fischer tallied 16 and Nick Wootton 15 for Camden Hills.

Ben Felton led the Lions with 17 points and seven rebounds while Devin Lehman tallied 12 and Yates Murphy 10.

Camden Hills (3-1) 61

Campbell 1-1-3, Pieri 4-2-10, Fischer 6-3-16, Wootton 6-2-15, Mitchell 2-0-4, Draper 4-0-11, Smith 1-0-2, Morgan

Belfast (0-4) 56

Arthers 3-1-7, Benjamin, Philbrook 2-0-5, Martens, Felton 6-5-17, Higgins, Lehman 3-6-12, Murphy 4-2-10, Davis 2-1-5

3-pt. goals: Draper 3, Wootton, Fischer; Philbrook

Camden Hills 17 29 40 61

Belfast 22 35 45 56

JV: Camden Hills 65-46