FORT KENT – Corey Voisine racked up 19 points, eight rebounds and six steals as Fort Kent outscored Limestone Community School & Maine School of Science and Math 27-10 in the second half en route to a 50-30 high school boys basketball win Friday night.

Adam Bouchard tossed in 12 points, eight of which came in the second half for the Warriors. Jared Soucy contributed six steals.

Brandon Hopkins’ 10 points paced Limestone.

LCS/MSSM (0-1) 30

Hopkins 4-2-10, Forsman 1-0-2, Clayton, Enman 1-3-5, Parent 3-0-8, Foster, Rossignol, Beaulieu 1-0-2, Allen, Morgan 1-0-3

Fort Kent (1-0) 50

Voisine 7-4-19, A. Bouchard 5-2-12, Ja. Soucy 2-0-4, Charette, O’Leary, Rioux, S. Bouchard, Potvin 3-0-6, Cyr 1-0-2, Harvey 2-0-4, Jo. Soucy 1-0-3

3-pt. goals: Parent 2, Morgan; Voisine

LCS/MSSM 13 20 23 30

Fort Kent 12 23 35 50

JV: Fort Kent 52-20

Cen. Aroostook 59, Katahdin 34

At Stacyville, Cameron York scored 23 points to spark Central Aroostook of Mars Hill past host Katahdin.

Logan McCarthy chipped in with 10 points for the Panthers.

Thomas Anderson led the Cougars with 13 points, while Ethan Qualey added 11.

Cen. Aroostook (1-0) 59

Martinez 2-2-7, Folsom 2-0-4, York 7-5-23, McLaughlin 2-4-9, Brewer 2-0-5, Kelly 0-1-1, McCarthy 5-0-10, Vangeo, Thomas, Stiles, Footer, White, Nappi

Katahdin (0-1) 34

Anderson 6-1-13, Davis 1-0-2, Curtis 1-0-2, Craig 0-1-1, Guiggey 2-1-5, E. Qualey 5-0-11, Robinson, R. Qualey, Hawkins, Rodgerson, Gallagher

3-pt. goals: Martinez, York 4, McLaughlin, Brewer; E. Qualey

Cen. Aroostook 16 32 45 59

Katahdin 8 18 21 34

Lubec 57, East Grand 45

At Danforth, Tim Gross connected for 31 points as the visiting Hornets triumphed.

Shane McPherson chipped in with 15 points for the Hornets.

Tyler Morse paced East Grand with 23 points while Caleb Dicker scored 18.

Lubec (1-0) 57

Gross 12-6-31, McPherson 7-1-15, Jones 1-2-4, Robbins 2-0-4, Farmer 1-1-3, Fitzsimmons

East Grand (0-1) 45

Morse 10-2-23, Dicker 8-0-18, Bartlett 2-0-4, Cropley, Langill, Brittain, Nichols

3-pt. goals: Gross; Ducker 2, Morse

Lubec 11 19 35 57

East Grand 9 15 32 45

Easton 67, Fort Fairfield 59

At Easton, Jeremy Brock scored 31 points, including 12 in the fourth quarter, to help lift Easton past Fort Fairfield.

Sam Bacon and Nate Sanders each chipped in with 10 points for the Bears.

Josh Booth scored 20 points to lead Fort Fairfield while Austin Dufour added 13.

Fort Fairfield (0-1) 59

Booth 8-1-20, Dufour 6-1-13, Forsman 2-0-4, Cresenzo 4-0-8, Noyes 3-3-9, Sharp 2-1-5, Closson, Edgecomb

Easton (1-0) 67

Brock 13-5-31, Trask 4-0-9, Bacon 4-2-10, Sanders 4-2-10, Fuller 1-0-2, Fleewlling 1-3-5

3-pt. goals: Booth 3; Trask

Fort Fairfield 16 29 45 59

Easton 6 21 44 67

Gardiner 64, Rockland 50

At Rockland, Kyle Stilphen connected on 14-of-16 free throws and finished with a game-high 21 points as Gardiner knocked off Rockland.

Mike Denham tossed in 18 points while Mike LaVallee added 10 more for the Tigers.

Teel Ilvonen paced the Rockland Tigers with 15 points and Tyler Patterson chipped in with 12.

Gardiner (1-0) 64

Stilphen 3-14-21, Denham 7-3-18, LaVallee 4-0-10, Nivus 2-0-4, Goodwin 1-3-5, Wright 1-1-3, Paradis 1-0-2, Coan, Grant, Coughlan

Rockland (0-1) 50

Ilvonen 6-1-15, Patterson 4-4-12, Nolan 3-0-8, Dresser 1-0-2, Searle 2-0-4, Baudanza 3-1-7, Meklin 1-0-2, Weiss

3-pt. goals: Stilphen, Denham, LaVallee 2; Nolan 2, Ilvonen 2

Gardiner 17 31 41 64

Rockland 9 16 36 50

Schenck 44, Houlton 40

At Houlton, Mike Lowell scored a game-high 17 points to propel the Wolverines.

Nate Lewis added 11 points and Aaron Hutchins nine for Schenck of East Millinocket.

Josh Beals popped in a dozen points for the Shiretowners.

Schenck (1-0) 44

Hutchins 4-0-9, Levasseur, McLaughlin 1-0-2, Lowell 5-4-17, Waite, McCafferty, Thompson 1-3-5, Lewis 4-3-11

Houlton (0-1) 40

Brown 3-0-8, Austin, Bates 3-0-6, Hill 1-2-4, Beals 5-0-12, Carmichael 3-1-7, Gervais 1-0-3, McGuire

3-pt. goals: Lowell 3, Hutchins; Brown 2, Beals 2, Gervais

Schenck 10 19 30 44

Houlton 7 15 28 40

Ashland 91, Wisdom 59

At St. Agatha, Lucas Belanger scored 12 of his team-high 24 points in the second quarter as Ashland outscored Wisdom 32-5 to break open a close game.

Jeremy Tarr had 18 points for the winners, Tyler Cote had 12 and Nick Gimbel chipped in with 10 points.

Curtis Picard had a game-high 27 points for Wisdom. Kurtis Daigle had 13 and Derek Young tossed in 11 points.

Ashland (1-0) 91

L. Belanger 9-6-24, Cote 5-0-12, Levesque 3-0-6, Gimbel 5-0-10, Nemer 3-3-9, Tarr 8-2-18, Baker 1-0-2, Paradis 1-0-2, Milligan 0-2-2, Hafford 1-0-2, Condon, J. Belanger 1-0-2

Wisdom (0-1) 59

Michaud 0-1-1, Picard 10-5-27, Ku. Daigle 5-3-13, Young 5-1-11, Ky. Daigle 1-0-3, R. Chamberland 1-0-2, K. Chamberland 1-0-2, Cyr, Jenks, San Antonio

3-pt. goals: Cote 2; Picard 2, Ky. Daigle

Ashland 19 51 71 91

Wisdom 16 21 46 59

Calais 62, Lee Academy 56

At Lee, Rod Tirrell scored 12 of his 15 points in the second half as the two-time defending Class C state champion rallied for their 45th consecutive victory.

Cal Shorey notched a double-double with 15 points and 11 rebounds for Calais, which outscored Lee Academy 23-13 in the fourth quarter.

Cam Shorey and Sam Bell chipped in with 11 points apiece for the winners.

Hakeem Rodriguez led all scorers with 21 points for the Pandas. Devan Parker tossed in nine points and grabbed 12 boards while Luis Medina also scored nine.

Calais (1-0) 62

Cal Shorey 7-1-15, Tirrell 6-2-15, Cam Shorey 5-1-11, Bell 3-5-11, O’Neill 2-0-4, Leeman 2-2-6, Cavanaugh

Lee Acad. (0-1) 56

Rodriguez 9-2-21, Parker 2-4-9, Medina 4-0-9, Doty 2-2-7, Harris 2-2-6, MacDonald 1-0-2, Beers 1-0-2, Guido, Norris

3-pt. goals: Tirrell; Rodriguez, Parker, Medina, Doty

Calais 9 25 39 62

Lee Acad. 17 30 43 56

JV: Calais 54-50

Girls basketball

Ashland 51, Wisdom 13

At St. Agatha, Mindy Chasse scored 16 points to lead the Ashland Hornets by Wisdom.

Whitney Flint added 14 for the Hornets.

Deliya Michaud and Sadi Dubois each scored four for the Pioneers.

Ashland (1-0) 51

Flint 5-4-14, Chasse 7-2-16, S. Donovan 1-0-2, Good, Pelkey 0-2-2, Jimmo 1-0-2, C. Cook 1-0-2, M. Cook, Dozier 1-0-2, Baker 3-0-6, Tilly, Poulin 1-1-3, M. Donovan, Lothrop 1-0-2, Orcutt

Wisdom (0-1) 13

Michaud 2-0-4, Dubois 2-0-4, Guerrette 1-1-3, Paradis, Morin, Labrie, Berce, Beaulieu, Coulombe, Cyr, Prienitz, Raymond 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: none

Ashland 16 28 41 51

Wisdom 6 7 11 13

Hermon 49, Ellsworth 24

At Hermon, Ashley Kelley scored 16 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as the Hawks outscored Ellsworth 16-1 in the first quarter and cruised to victory.

Emily Berglund added seven rebounds for Hermon, while Katie Durgin had five assists and four steals and Erin Arnold had four steals, four assists and four rebounds.

Paige Saunders led Ellsworth with 11 points.

Ellsworth (0-1) 24

Cooper 1-0-2, Carter 0-1-1, Wyman 1-2-4, Jellison 0-1-1, Saunders 5-1-11, Lyons 1-0-3, Tucker 0-1-1, Swett 0-1-1, Tupper, Richter, Trombley, Manning, Arkin

Hermon (1-0) 49

Woodard 0-2-2, Berglund 1-0-2, Durgin 2-0-4, Keith 1-5-8, Kelley 7-2-16, Ross 0-1-1, Barry 0-2-2, Bryant 1-3-5, Hall 1-0-2, Beers 0-1-1, Arnold 1-4-6, Veilleux

3-pt. goals: Lyons; Keith

Ellsworth 1 10 17 24

Hermon 16 30 40 49

Nokomis 45, Brewer 41

At Newport, Kelley Paradis had 22 points, 11 rebounds and eight steals to lead the Warriors to the season-opening win.

Kara Batchelder added five rebounds for Nokomis, which outscored Brewer 12-4 in the third quarter to take control.

Meghan McLain led Brewer with 17 points and eight rebounds, while Leah Jackson added 15 points and 10 rebounds.

Brewer (0-1) 41

McLain 5-5-17, Jackson 4-7-15, Adams 0-3-3, Hutchins 1-0-2, Valley 0-2-2, Kenney 1-0-2, Aleksiewicz

Nokomis (1-0) 45

Paradis 5-9-22, A. Wyman 3-1-7, Batchelder 2-1-5, White 3-0-6, Easler 1-1-3, Lieberman 1-0-2, H. Wyman, Lyford

3-pt. goals: McLain 2; Paradis 3

Brewer 8 22 26 41

Nokomis 13 23 35 45

JV: Nokomis 40-26