Clossey leads Shead past Royals

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EASTPORT – Wayne Clossey scored 22 points as the Shead Tigers jumped ahead in the first quarter and held the lead the rest of the way en route to a 62-53 schoolboy basketball victory over the Jonesport-Beals Royals Wednesday night.

Thomas Pottle contributed 15 points and Justin Lewey 13 for Shead. Dana Mitchell hauled in 20 rebounds.

Harry Beal hit seven 3-pointers on the way to a 22-point evening for the Royals, and Mike Smith added 15.

Jonesport-Beals (2-4) 53

Smith 5-2-15, H. Beal 7-1-22, Peaden 2-1-5, A. Beal 2-0-4, Faulkingham 2-0-4, Holmes 1-1-3, Lyons, Leach, K. Beal, Carver, Merchant

Shead (2-2) 62

Clossey 9-4-22, Pottle 4-6-15, Lewey 5-2-13, D. Mitchell 1-4-6, T. Mitchell 1-2-4, Ricker 1-0-2, Sullivan, Andrews, Bowen, Vinson, Barnes

3-pt. goals: H. Beal 7, Smith 3; Pottle, Lewey

Jonesport-Beals 11 27 42 53

Shead 20 32 50 62

JV: Jonesport-Beals 51-45

Orono 77, Searsport 39

At Orono, Seth Dwyer tallied a game-high 22 points to power Orono by Searsport.

A.J. Coleman chipped in with 11 points for Orono.

Tom Cameron paced Searsport with 12 points.

Searsport (0-4) 39

McFarlin 1-0-3, Kingsbury 1-2-4, Adams 3-0-6, Parks 2-2-6, McHatten 1-0-2, Smith 1-0-2, Bagley 2-0-4, Cameron 4-1-12, Pedrick

Orono (3-1) 77

Coleman 5-0-11, Riemersma 3-2-9, Spencer 3-0-6, Nason 4-0-8, Patterson 0-5-5, Dwyer 11-0-22, Levasseur 3-0-6, Hameed 2-0-4, Hecker 2-2-6, Bates, Leeks

3-pt. goals: McFarlin, Cameron; Coleman, Riemersma

Searsport 9 20 25 39

Orono 23 39 63 77

JV: Orono 56-45

Calais 67, Woodland 36

At Baileyville, Sam Bell connected for 18 points to spark the Blue Devils to their fifth victory without a loss.

Rod Tirrell scored 15 points and Cal Shorey added 10 for Calais.

Ben Sears and Spencer Brown led Woodland with 12 and 11 points, respectively.

Calais (5-0) 67

Tirrell 7-1-15, Bell 8-0-18, Cal Shorey 4-1-10, Cam Shorey 3-0-6, Leeman 2-0-5, Blake 1-0-2, Cavanaugh, Carr, Rodgers, Ross

Woodland (3-2) 36

Brown 5-1-11, Sears 6-0-12, St. Pierre 1-0-2, James 2-2-6, Boomer 1-0-2, Flaherty 1-1-3, Wormell, Townson, Perry, Pike

3-pt. goals: Bell 2, Cal Shorey, Leeman

Calais 13 31 49 67

Woodland 12 24 32 36

JV: Woodland 56-41

Girls basketball

Rockland 41, Camden Hills 36

At Rockport, the Tigers took a nine-point lead at the end of the first quarter and then held off the Windjammers for their third victory.

Kelsey Sirois paced the winners with 12 points and Corey Picard put in 10.

Allie Parent and Kristin Tedford each put 16 points for the Windjammers.

Rockland (3-2) 41

Felt, Boggs 1-0-2, Ranquist 1-0-2, Clark 1-2-4, Nolan 2-0-4, Sirois 5-1-12, Heal 3-1-7, Joyce, Picard 5-0-10

Camden Hills (2-3) 36

Duke 1-0-2, Holmes, Labree, Nason, Farley, Fetterman 0-2-2, Parent 5-6-16, Tedford 5-6-16, Smeaton

3-pt. goals: Sirois

Rockland 16 29 34 41

Camden Hills 7 16 26 36

JV: Rockland 37-27

MDI 46, Bucksport 34

At Bucksport, Megan Phelps scored 14 points to lift the Mount Desert Island Trojans past Bucksport.

Keely Sullivan’s 15 points paced the Golden Bucks.

MDI (1-2) 46

Phelps 5-4-14, Parady 2-3-7, Carroll 3-0-6, Joy, Thormann 0-2-2, Hutchins 0-3-3, Vaux 1-0-2, Curtis 1-0-2, Swanson 3-0-6, Gray 1-0-2, Pratt, Minctons 1-0-2

Bucksport (0-5) 34

Sullivan 5-4-15, Robinson 0-1-1, Lalonde 1-0-2, Greenlaw 1-0-2, Lanpher 2-0-4, Wilson 1-0-2, Lenor, Beeson 2-1-5, Sanborn 1-1-3

3-pt. goals: Sullivan

MDI 8 28 38 46

Bucksport 6 19 26 34

JV: MDI 43-34

GSA 66, DI-Stonington 29

At Deer Isle, Maddi Park headed a balanced effort with 17 points as the Eagles beat the Mariners to remain unbeaten.

Alida Peake scored 14 points, while India Frazier and Stevie Theoharidis contributed 12 and 11 points, respectively.

Audra Eaton paced Deer Isle-Stonington with 12 points.

George Stevens Acad. (4-0) 66

Clapp 1-0-2, David 3-0-6, Park 6-5-17, E. Peake 1-0-2, A. Peake 3-8-14, Van der Eb, Brown, Frazier 5-2-12, Theoharidis 5-1-11, Eaton 2-0-4, Farnsworth

Deer Isle-Stonington (4-2) 29

Powers 0-1-1, A. Eaton 5-2-12, Hutchins 0-1-1, Jones 1-1-3, Garcia, Robinson 1-1-3, Siebert, S. Eaton, He. Brewer 3-0-6, Ho. Brewer, Cousins, Grindle

3-pt. goals: none

GSA 14 28 47 66

DI-Stonington 6 16 20 26

John Bapst 44, Ellsworth 30

At Ellsworth, the Crusaders outscored the Eagles 14-4 in the second quarter to take charge.

Hillary Laferriere scored nine of her game-high 17 points from the foul line to lead John Bapst of Bangor. Samantha Gormley scored 15 points.

Catherine Carter and Paige Saunders tallied each points each for Ellsworth.

John Bapst (3-0) 44

Jordan 3-0-6, Chase 1-0-2, Myerowitz 1-0-2, Hayden, Hardy, Moriarty, Maquillan, Estes 1-0-2, Gormley 7-1-15, Laferriere 4-9-19

Ellsworth (0-4) 30

Cooper 1-0-2, Carter 4-0-8, Wyman, Jellison 1-2-4, Saunders 4-0-8, Richter, Manning 1-0-3, Lyons 2-0-5, Tucker, Swett

3-pt. goals: none

John Bapst 10 24 36 44

Ellsworth 8 12 24 30

JV: John Bapst 36-33

Machias 44, Jonesport-Beals 35

At Jonesport, Tara Lipton scored seven of her 19 points in the second quarter as the Bulldogs outscored the Royalettes 13-0 and took control of the game.

Danielle Wormell contributed 11 points for Machias.

Breanna Beal paced the Royalettes with 15 points and 11 rebounds, and Tiffany Libby added nine points.

Machias (2-4) 44

Attaei, Wormell 5-1-11, Scoville, Corbett 2-1-5, Ranke, Thompson, F. Lipton 0-2-2, Shults, Moody 2-0-4, T. Lipton 7-4-19, Libby, Elliot 1-1-3

Jonesport-Beals (2-4) 35

Alley 1-0-2, Bre. Beal 5-4-15, Bra. Beal, Smith, Carver 1-3-5, Jones 1-0-2, M. MacLean, Libby 4-1-9, J. MacLean 1-0-2

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

Machias 11 24 34 44

Jonesport-Beals 8 8 25 35

Hockey

Hampden 4, Presque Isle 3

At T.J. Ryan Center in Brewer, Nick Pease scored two goals in the first 21 seconds of the game as Hampden Academy edged Presque Isle.

Mitch Dumais and Mike Mourkas each added a goal in the second period while Josh Tardiff tallied two assists for Hampden. Jacob Ward made 28 saves on 31 shots for the 2-1 Broncos.

Dylan Collins, Brennen Shaw and Brandon Daigle each netted a goal while Jason Martin had two assists for Presque Isle. Josh McFarline stopped 18 of 22 shots for the 2-2-1 Wildcats.