Park, GSA Eagles roll past Sumner

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EAST SULLIVAN – Maddie Park tossed in a game-high 19 points to lead George Stevens Academy of Blue Hill to a 55-40 girls basketball win over Sumner Wednesday night.

India Frazier contributed 13 for the Eagles.

Morgan Traxler paced Sumner with nine points while Tasha Daley added eight.

George Stevens (2-0) 55

Park 7-4-19, Frazier 6-1-13, Davis 0-4-4, E. Peake 1-0-3, A. Peake 1-0-2, Van der Eb 1-1-3, Eaton 4-0-8, Ahearn, Theoharidis 1-1-3

Sumner (0-2) 40

Traxler 3-3-9, Daley 1-6-8, MacLean 1-4-7, West 1-0-3, Sargent 1-0-2, Smith 0-1-1, Robinson, Arey, Havey, Anderson, Higgins

3-pt. goals: Park, E. Peake; MacLean, West

George Stevens 15 26 38 55

Sumner 11 17 22 30

Narraguagus 76, Lubec 62

At Harrington, Andrea Perry led four Knights in double figures with 19 points as they knocked off visiting Lubec.

Courtney Foss tossed in 12 points, Megan Nevells 11 and Samantha Baker 10 for Narraguagus.

Samantha Denbow led the Hornets with 18 points; Amanda Huntley netted 16 and Shelby Searles 12.

Lubec (0-2) 62

Denbow 8-1-18, Huntley 6-4-16, Searles 5-0-12, Gallant 2-1-5, Krista Wright 3-2-9, Kristi Wright 1-1-3, Huntley

Narraguagus (2-1) 76

Nevells 5-1-11, Foss 5-2-12, Baker 4-0-10, Perry 9-1-19, Cirone 1-2-4, Caler 2-1-5, Risbridger 3-1-7, Burke 1-0-2, Greene 1-0-2, Tenan 3-0-6, Endre

3-pt. goals: Searles 2, Denbow, Krista Wright; Baker 2

Lubec 15 27 43 62

Narraguagus 16 35 62 76

Lee Acad. 58, Woodland 45

At Woodland, Karin Bird scored 16 points to spark Lee Academy by Woodland.

The Pandas broke open a one-point game in the second quarter with a 20-11 run to stretch the margin to 10 by intermission.

Amanda Gifford and Brooke Harris each tallied 12 points for the winners.

Courtney Cochran led Woodland with 14 points and 25 rebounds while Julia Nicholas chipped in with 13 points.

Lee Acad. (2-0) 58

Gifford 5-1-12, Harris 5-0-12, Mallett, Grass, Bird 6-4-16, Dow, McLaughlin 2-0-4, Ritchie 3-0-6, Sappier 1-0-2, Houghton 2-2-6

Woodland (2-1) 45

Laking 3-1-7, Knights 2-1-5, Gabriel 0-2-2, Hurlbert, Nicholas 5-3-13, Cochran 2-10-14, Bergin 0-1-1, White 1-1-3

3-pt. goals: Gifford, Harris 2

Lee Acad. 14 34 47 58

Woodland 13 24 35 45

JV: Lee 47-40 (OT)

Old Town 52, Ellsworth 15

At Old Town, Rebecca Taylor tossed in 15 points to lead Old Town to victory over Ellsworth.

Lindsay St. Louis, Cally Randall, Sarah Wilcox and Ashley Goodwin chipped in seven points apiece for the Coyotes.

Paige Saunders’ five points paced Ellsworth.

Ellsworth (0-2) 15

Saunders 1-3-5, Cooper 1-0-2, Carter 1-1-3, Wyman, Jellison, Tapper, Richter, Trombley, Manning 2-0-4, Lyons, Arikn, Tucker, Scott 0-1-1

Old Town (2-0) 52

Taylor 6-3-15, St. Louis 2-2-7, Randall 3-1-7, Wilcox 3-1-7, Goodwin 1-5-7, Guay, Brown 1-0-2, Gammon 0-1-1, King 2-2-6, Barry, Smart, Cossar

3-pt. goals: St. Louis

Ellsworth 2 6 9 15

Old Town 6 16 34 52

JV: Ellsworth 67-31

DI-Stonington 60, Searsport 44

At Searsport, the Mariners overcame an early deficit to beat the Vikings.

Audrey Eaton scored 16 points to lead Deer Isle-Stonington, which received 14 points from Anika Powers and 11 points from Meaghan Robinson.

Kayla Garcelon and Olivia Quigley paced Searsport with 12 and 11 points, respectively.

Deer Isle-Stonington (1-1) 60

Powers 4-6-14, A. Eaton 6-4-16, Hutchins 1-1-3, Robinson 4-3-11, Jones 3-0-6, Garcia 2-0-4, He. Brewer 2-0-4, Ho. Brewer 1-0-2, Siebert, Cousins, S. Eaton

Searsport (0-3) 44

Clark 1-1-3, Garcelon 4-3-12, Chaney 3-2-8, Landmesser 3-1-7, Quigley 5-1-11, Cotter, Charr, Jettinghoff, Calais, Gray

3-pt. goals: Garcelon

DI-Stonington 10 31 48 60

Searsport 17 27 38 44

JV: DI-Stonington 44-16

Orono 44, Penquis 36

At Orono, Jade Keezer and Sarah Thibeault combined for 11 fourth-quarter points as Orono pulled away from Penquis of Milo for its first win of the season.

Keezer finished with 13 points and seven rebounds, while Thibeault had 11 points and 10 rebounds.

Erica Lyford scored a game-high 17 points for Penquis.

Penquis 36

Chapman, Ottmann, Fowles, Lyford 5-6-17, Carey 2-0-4, Zambrano, Bess, Royal 4-0-9, Weston 2-0-6

Orono 44

Keezer 5-2-13, Georgia 1-0-3, Quintal 0-3-3, Wagner, Hanson 1-4-6, Thibeault 3-5-11, Fox, Sherman, Pavento 4-0-8, Pinkham

3-pt. goals: Weston 2, Lyford, Royal; Keezer, Georgia

Penquis 9 20 27 36

Orono 7 18 27 44

JV: Orono 29-15

Boys basketball

Hampden 54, Brewer 36

At Hampden, the Broncos limited the Witches to 12 first-half points en route to the win.

Justin Brown sparked Hampden Academy with 16 points and 12 rebounds, while Brad Haase scored 17 points.

Ben Valley paced Brewer with 12 points.

Brewer (1-1) 36

T. Bessette 2-0-4, O’Connell 0-2-2, R. Bessette, Drake 1-2-4, Bissell, Meeker 0-1-1, Hutchins, Valley 5-1-12, Taylor, Murphy, Carson 3-2-8, Belote 2-1-5

Hampden (1-1) 54

Hersey 2-0-4, Burke 1-0-2, Turner 1-0-2, White 1-1-3, Evans, Moore 1-2-4, Haase 6-2-17, Dolan, Juco 3-0-6, Perry, Lorie, Workman, Brown 6-4-16

3-pt. goals: Valley; Haase 3

Brewer 6 12 25 36

Hampden 12 28 36 54

Hermon 64, Bucksport 23

At Hermon, Derek Helms led a balanced attack with 12 points as Hermon pulled away early for its first win of the season.

Devin Dority added 11 points for the Hawks, while Colton Gross scored 10. Rogan Rowe had eight rebounds and Alex Pedersen had six rebounds, while freshman Aaron Jellison blocked four shots.

Jon Goodin paced Bucksport with six points.

Bucksport (0-2) 23

Robbins, Fish 1-0-2, Pappas, Wentworth, Bowden 1-3-5, K. Harriman 2-0-5, Dedmon 0-1-1, Leighton, Kone 1-0-2, M. Harriman 0-2-2, Trasko, Goodin 3-0-6

Hermon (1-1) 64

Helms 5-0-12, Dority 4-3-11, Gross 4-0-10, Moore 2-4-8, Tarr 3-0-6, Pedersen 4-0-8, Rowe 3-0-6, Ball 1-0-2, Jellison 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: K. Harriman; Helms 2, Gross 2

Bucksport 7 9 14 23

Hermon 21 38 52 64

JV: Hermon 55-48

Rockland 46, Belfast 41

At Belfast, Tyler Patterson scored 14 points and Teel Ilvonen added 12 as Rockland earned its first win of the season

Rockland took control in the third quarter, outscoring Belfast 12-5 to rally from a one-point halftime deficit.

Jack Davis and Yates Murphy paced Belfast with nine points each.

Rockland (1-1) 46

Rossiter 0-2-2, Nolan 2-0-5, Dresser 1-0-3, Baudanza 2-2-6, Meklin 1-2-4, Ilvonen 5-0-12, Patterson 7-0-14

Belfast (0-2) 41

LaCivita, Arthers 1-0-2, Benjamin 1-0-2, Philbrook 2-1-5, Bernosky 1-0-3, Jack Davis 4-1-9, Felton 1-0-2, Lehman 2-0-4, Murphy 3-3-9, Jim Davis 2-1-5

3-pt. goals: Ilvonen 2, Dresser, Nolan; Bernosky

Rockland 19 24 36 46

Belfast 12 25 30 41

JV: Rockland 45-38

Narraguagus 87, Lubec 33

At Harrington, Blake Chase led all scorers with 18 points as Narraguagus jumped out to a 27-2 lead after one quarter and cruised to its third victory.

Andrew Polley finished with 13 points and Danny Bradbury 12 for the Knights. Drew Ramsey chipped in with 10.

Tim Gross scored 15 points to lead Lubec.

Lubec (0-2) 33

Gross 5-3-15, Francis 0-1-1, Jones 3-0-6, Sartelle 1-0-3, McPhearson 2-0-4, Robbins 1-0-2, Farmer 1-0-2

Narraguagus (3-0) 87

Bradbury 5-0-12, Polley 6-0-13, Chase 7-1-18, Ramsey 5-0-10, Meserve 0-3-3, Beal 1-0-3, Greene 1-1-3, Door 1-0-2, Gidney 1-0-2, Maillet 3-1-7, Strout 3-0-6, Smith 4-1-9, Kennedy

3-pt. goals: Gross 2; Bradbury 2, Chase 3, Polley, Beal

Lubec 2 16 21 33

Narraguagus 27 43 65 87

Presque Isle 59, Houlton 37

At Presque Isle, Adam Kingsbury poured in a game-high 20 points as Presque Isle pulled away for the victory.

The Wildcats outscored Houlton 17-4 in the third quarter to assume control.

Russ Mortland chipped in with 13 points for Presque Isle.

Ryan Hill’s 12 points paced the Shiretowners.

Houlton (1-2) 37

Hill 4-4-12, Bates 4-0-8, Brown 2-0-4, Bragan 0-1-1, Austin, Woodworth, Beals 1-0-3, Carmichael 1-1-3, Flewelling 0-2-2, Gervais 0-2-2, McGuire 1-0-2

Presque Isle (2-0) 59

A. Kingsbury 7-6-20, Mortland 5-2-13, Richards, Carmichael 1-0-3, Ackerson 1-0-2, Dyer, Johnson 1-0-2, Gallant 3-2-8, D. Kingsbury, Cassidy 3-0-7, Chasse, McLean, Braley 1-2-4

3-pt. goals: Beals; Cassidy, Carmichael, Mortland

Houlton 12 16 20 37

Presque Isle 12 20 37 59

JV: Presque Isle 62-23

Hockey

Old Town 5, Hampden 3

At Alfond Arena in Orono, consecutive third-period goals by Ryan Millett, Jason Smith and Ryan Daniels rallied Old Town to a Class B hockey victory over Hampden Academy.

Hampden held a 3-2 third-period lead before the Coyotes erupted offensively en route to their first win of the season.

Smith finished with two goals for 1-2 Old Town, while Daniels and Josh Hesseltine each had a goal and an assist and Millett had one goal. Joey Doucette added two assists for the Coyotes, while Nick Covell and Derek Dubay had one assist each.

Cameron Washburn made nine saves in goal for Old Town.

Cody McAllister led 0-1 Hampden with a goal and an assist. Troy Gaudet and Josh Tardif also scored for the Broncos, while Nate Baker, Cory Morin and Charles Rawcliffe each had an assist. Freshman Jacob Wood made 31 saves in goal.