LEE – Bryant Ciomei netted 16 points and had seven assists as Deer Isle-Stonington won a pivotal Class D boys basketball matchup with Lee Academy Wednesday, 56-46.

Jon Eaton scored 14 points while Collin Ciomei added 11 for the Mariners.

Tom Bird led Lee Academy with a game-high 19 points. Devan Parker added 11 points for the Pandas.

DI-Stonington (6-0) 56

B. Ciomei 6-3-16, Eaton 6-2-14, C. Ciomei 4-3-11, Powers 3-2-8, S. Eaton 3-1-7, Hardy, Brown, Siebert

Lee Acad. (2-2) 46

Bird 4-10-19, Parker 4-3-11, Coulombe 1-0-3, Surratt 1-2-4, Pickering 4-0-9, Connick, MacDonald

3-pt. goals: B. Ciomei; Bird, Pickering

DI-Stonington 14 31 41 56

Lee Acad. 9 20 30 46

JV: Lee 63-45

Woodland 54, Shead 42

At Eastport, Todd Diadone scored 16 points as Woodland pulled away for the win.

Ben Sears tossed in 12 points and Chad James added 11 for the Dragons.

Craig Hastings led the Tigers with 13 points.

Woodland (4-3) 54

Diadon 7-2-16, James 4-3-11, Sears 3-6-12, St. Pierre 1-2-5, Smith 2-1-5, Rolfe 1-1-3, Curtis 1-0-2

Shead (2-3) 42

Hastings 5-0-13, Sullivan 4-1-9, Clossey 3-0-6, Mitchell 3-2-8, Pottle 1-1-3, Clement 1-0-2, Louis 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: St. Pierre; Hastings 3

Woodland 11 22 36 54

Shead 10 22 27 42

JV: Woodland 45-42

Dexter 51, Searsport 43

At Dexter, Steve Robinson tallied 11 points and eight rebounds as Dexter pulled away from Searsport for the win.

Dan Beatham recorded 11 points and five boards for the Tigers.

Randolph Santos scored eight points for the Vikings.

Searsport (0-5) 43

Gallant 1-0-2, Ritchie, Parks 1-0-2, Adams 1-1-3, Anderson 3-0-7, Peach 1-0-2, Nickerson 3-1-7, Santos 4-0-8, Pedrick 1-0-2, Smith

Dexter (4-2) 51

Woodman 1-5-7, Spizuoco 1-2-4, Stewart 3-0-6, Beatham 3-4-11, Leal 1-0-2, Robinson 4-3-11, Peirce 3-0-6, Cote 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Visitor; Home

Searsport 8 19 26 33

Dexter 13 32 35 51

JV: Dexter 52-41

George Stevens 47, Bucksport 42

At Blue Hill, Ebb Walton scored 11 points and Nick Saunders recorded 10 points and 11 rebounds as George Stevens Academy held off Bucksport.

Adam Jordan chipped in with nine points for the Eagles.

Todd Freeman paced Bucksport with 13 points and Ted Cook added 10 for the Golden Eagles.

Bucksport (1-5) 42

Fish 0-1-1, Fitzgerald 1-0-2, Robbins, Freeman 4-2-13, Maguire 1-0-2, Cook 4-1-10, Bisher 1-0-2, Gray 2-0-4, Kone 4-0-8, Harriman, Dodmon, Cooper, Woodman

George Stevens (3-3) 47

Walton 4-2-11, Jordan 1-6-9, Springer 1-3-6, Astbury, Ingraham 0-1-1, Saunders 5-0-10, Owen 1-0-2, Lawson, Gordon 2-4-8

3-pt. goals: Freeman, Cook; Walton, Jordan, Springer

Bucksport 5 13 29 42

George Stevens 8 15 31 47

JV: Bucksport 48-46

Messalonskee 58, Brewer 44

At Oakland, Eric Taylor tossed in 18 points as Messalonskee held off Brewer.

Orlando Holmes chipped in with 10 points for the Eagles.

Ryan Babin scored 19 points for the Witches.

Brewer (2-3) 44

Babin 7-1-19, Liby 3-0-6, Adams 2-0-4, Bissell 1-0-2, Hutchins 2-0-5, Valley 4-0-8, Meeker, Belote

Messalonskee (4-1) 58

Taylor 7-4-18, Holmes 3-3-10, Brener 1-3-5, Haggan 2-1-5, Hutchinson 0-1-1, Gilbert 2-0-4, Natole 3-2-8, Ouellette 2-3-7, Berndt, Brann, Pelletier, Hash, Debois

3-pt. goals: Babin 4, Hutchins; Holmes

Brewer 14 21 32 44

Messalonskee 23 36 43 58

JV: Messalonskee 52-50

Girls basketball

Lee Acad. 74, DI-Stonington 20

At Lee, Aarika Ritchie scored a game-high 17 points and all 11 Lee Academy players scored, as the Pandas cruised past Deer Isle-Stonington.

Karin Bird tallied 12 points and Dana Houghton chipped in 11 for the winners.

Audra Eaton paced the Mariners with 12 points.

Deer Isle-Stonington (1-5) 20

Haskell, Garcia 1-0-2, Allen, Siebert, Eaton 4-4-12, Hutchins, L. Cousins, K. Cousins, Billings, Powers 2-0-4, Gray, Weeks 1-0-2

Lee Academy (4-1) 74

Gifford 2-3-7, Harris 2-0-4, Mallett 1-1-3, Bird 6-0-12, Dow 1-0-2, McLaughlin 2-0-4, Ritchie 6-4-17, Cowan 3-1-7, McGaw 3-0-6, Jandreau 0-1-1, Houghton 4-3-11

3-pt. goals: Ritchie

DI-Stonington 5 7 16 20

Lee Academy 20 42 58 74

WA 46, Narraguagus 43

At Harrington, Kayla Wood scored 10 points to pace Washington Academy to victory over Narraguagus.

Carilla Fritz chipped in with eight points for the Raiders.

Kimberly Greene netted 11 points to lead Narraguagus.

Washington Acad. (4-0) 46

Gray 0-1-1, Finn 3-0-7, Flannery 2-0-4, Tilton 4-1-9, Wood 5-0-10, Fritz 3-0-8, Look 3-1-7, Spangers, Nicely

Narraguagus (5-2) 43

Caler 0-2-2, Robinson 3-1-7, Foss 3-1-7, Greene 3-4-11, Albee 2-0-4, Ostberg 3-0-6, Perry 2-2-6, Baker, Burke

3-pt. goals: Finn, Fritz 2; Greene

Washington Acad. 14 27 42 46

Narraguagus 9 21 32 43

JV: Narraguagus 48-45

John Bapst 25, Caribou 22

At the Bangor Auditorium, junior center Hillary Laferriere scored a game-high 18 points, including three clutch free throws in the fourth quarter, as John Bapst overcame a scoreless second quarter to nip Caribou for its fifth straight win.

Lauren Nichols and Eve Jordan combine for the other seven Bapst points. Jordan had an important breakaway layup in the fourth quarter.

Amanda Cyr’s six points, Jessica Kinney’s five and Kristen Espling’s four points led Caribou.

Caribou (0-5) 22

Kinney 2-1-5, Espling 2-0-4, Richards 1-0-2, Cyr 2-2-6, King 1-1-3, Bossie, Ouellette 1-0-2

John Bapst (5-1) 25

Jordan 1-1-3, Nichols 1-2-4, Andrle, Macquillian, McGuan, Gormley, Gibson, Laferriere 6-6-18

3-pt. goals: none

Caribou 7 14 18 22

John Bapst 11 11 19 25

JV: JB 38-30