MARS HILL – Sarah Long scored 22 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as Central Aroostook outscored Washburn 13-6 in the third quarter en route to a 47-35 high school girls basketball victory over the previously unbeaten Beavers Thursday night.

Alex Dame tallied 12 points for Central Aroostook, which led by only two at halftime.

Rebecca Campbell scored 11 points and Erica McDougall posted nine for the Beavers.

Washburn (7-1) 35

McLaughlin 2-4-8, McDougall 2-5-9, Campbell 4-0-11, Cochran 1-0-2, Palmer 2-1-5, Goupille, Berube

Central Aroostook (8-1) 47

Long 10-2-22, Dame 6-0-12, Graham 1-0-2, Day 1-2-4, Bradley 3-0-7, B. Hartin, C. Hartin

3-pt. goals: Campbell 3; Bradley

Washburn 4 15 21 35

Central Aroostook 4 17 30 47

JV: Central Aroostook 39-30

Fort Kent 109, Van Buren 37

At Fort Kent, Emily Pelletier tossed in 29 points, including seven 3-pointers, as the Warriors rolled out to a 22-point halftime lead and never looked back.

Taylor Boucher poured in 22 points for Fort Kent, while Marissa Albert scored 15 and Briana Witmer added 12. Eight other players scored and six others had at least four points.

Kristen Vaillancourt paced the Crusaders with 20 points.

Van Buren (3-5) 37

Vaillancourt 6-8-20, Laplante 2-0-4, Deschaines, LaBreck, Parent 1-0-2, Ouellette 2-2-6, Gereben 2-0-4, Bard 0-1-1, Ruest

Fort Kent (4-2) 109

E. Pelletier 11-0-29, Boucher 9-2-22, Albert 6-0-15, Witmer 4-4-12, Rossignol 2-0-5, J. Pelletier 0-1-1, Walker 2-0-4, Thibodeau 2-0-4, Daigle 1-2-4, Cyr 2-0-4, Dubay 3-2-8, Bouchard 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: E. Pelletier 7, Albert 3, Boucher 2

Van Buren 5 19 29 37

Fort Kent 23 41 74 109

Madawaska 45, LCS/MSSM 40

At Limestone, the Owls rallied to take the lead for good in the third quarter.

Kallie Pelletier posted a game-high 15 points and Emma Dionne added 12 for the Owls. Stephanie Nadeau had nine.

Melanie Allen led Limestone Community School & Maine School of Science and Mathematics with 13 points, and Chelsea Leighton registered 10.

Madawaska (2-5) 45

Parker, Gagnon, Dugal, B. Pelletier 1-1-3, Cyr 1-2-4, Nadeau 4-1-9, Gendreau 0-2-2, K. Pelletier 6-2-15, Dionne 6-0-12

LCS/MSSM (0-4) 40

Pierce 2-1-5, Leighton 4-2-10, Cote, Good 1-0-2, Allen 6-1-13, St. Pierre 2-0-4, Bernier 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: K. Pelletier

Madawaska 7 20 35 45

LCS/MSSM 11 23 31 40

JV: Madawaska 29-16

Caribou 39, Presque Isle 38

At Caribou, senior Karyn King converted a three-point play with 2.2 seconds remaining, lifting the Vikings to victory over their archrivals.

Kristen Espling paced Caribou with 12 points, while King finished with nine.

Allison Dean led Presque Isle with 14 points, including four 3-pointers, and Sarah Porter netted 10 points.

Presque Isle (2-5) 38

Michaud 2-1-5, Porter 3-2-10, Legassie 3-0-6, Cheney, Dean 5-0-14, Giarardin 1-1-3, Ward

Caribou (4-2) 39

Bossie, Collins, Ouellette 2-1-5, Espling 6-0-12, Richards 2-1-5, Cyr 2-0-5, King 4-1-9, Selander 1-0-3

3-pt. goals: Porter 2, Dean 4; Cyr

Presque Isle 7 11 23 38

Caribou 9 17 21 39

JV: Caribou 43-25

So. Aroostook 58, Katahdin 48

At Dyer Brook, Evangeline Goodall scored 19 points to lead Southern Aroostook by Katahdin of Stacyville.

Brittany Charette tallied 12 points and 10 rebounds while Liz Goodall added 12 points for the Warriors.

Olivia McNally led Katahdin with a game-high 22 points. Jalisa Moore added 12 points for the Cougars.

Katahdin (2-4) 48

Rush, Majkowski 2-1-5, Duffy 3-0-6, Hammond, McNally 8-0-22, Cyr, Moore 6-0-12, Heath, Smallwood, Shelbe, Stevens 1-1-3

So. Aroostook (3-5) 58

McGary 2-1-5, E. Goodall 6-7-19, Nadeau 1-0-2, Bergan 3-0-6, J. Rockwell, L. Goodall 6-0-12, Grant, J. Rockwell 1-0-2, Charette 5-2-12, Crandall, Ryan, Hartin

3-pt. goals: McNally

Katahdin 12 22 33 48

So. Aroostook 10 23 40 58

JV: Katahdin 35-19

Fort Fairfield 47, Wisdom 15

At Fort Fairfield, Brooke Beaulieu paced a balanced attack with 10 points as the Tigers beat the Pioneers.

Deliya Michaud and Elsie Berce scored five points each to lead Wisdom of St. Agatha.

Wisdom (0-6) 15

Michaud 2-1-5, Dubois 1-0-2, Labrie 0-1-1, Berce 2-1-5, Coulombe 1-0-2, Guerette, Morin, Priesnitz, Raymond

Fort Fairfield (4-2) 47

M. Shaw 3-0-6, Beaulieu 4-2-10, D. Shaw 1-0-2, McLaughlin, Clarke 2-0-5, Wilson 2-0-4, Churchill 2-0-4, Forsman 1-0-2, Parady 3-0-6, Blaisdell 2-0-4, Hebert 2-0-4, York, Sanders, Murchison

3-pt. goals: Clarke

Wisdom 0 4 11 15

Fort Fairfield 8 26 37 47

Lawrence 48, Hampden 26

At Fairfield, Alexa Bernatchez tossed in 18 points to lead the host Bulldogs to their sixth victory.

Logan Liberty netted 10 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Lawrence.

Katie Foster paced Hampden Academy with six points.

Hampden (0-7) 26

Foster 3-0-6, Webb 2-0-5, Pond 1-0-2, Wilson, Stephenson, Moore, Rawcliffe 2-1-5, Chambers 2-1-5, Neill 1-0-2, Snyder 0-1-1, Anderson

Lawrence (6-1) 48

L. Liberty 2-6-10, Bernatchez 8-2-18, Gilbert 2-0-4, Raven 1-0-2, Perry 1-0-2, Savage 1-1-3, Murray 2-0-4, Robinson, T. Liberty, Curless-Clark 2-1-5, Chavis

3-pt. goals: Webb

Hampden 7 12 17 26

Lawrence 20 28 40 48

JV: Lawrence 41-33

Waterville 70, Medomak Val. 29

At Waldoboro, Jen Nale’s 22-point effort helped the Panthers remain undefeated.

Morgan Frame scored 12 points and Sarah Given tallied 11 for Waterville.

Jenn Baum led Medomak Valley with six points.

Waterville (7-0) 70

Tuttle, Sta. Whitten 2-0-5, Gardner 2-1-5, Pellerin, Ste. Whitten 1-1-3, T. Frame 1-0-2, Hart 1-0-2, Rousseau 0-2-2, Smith 1-0-2, Reynolds 1-0-2, Bishop 1-0-2, Given 4-1-11, M. Frame 6-0-12, Nale 10-2-22

Medomak Valley (3-40 29

Dyer, Jenkins 1-0-2, Massingale 2-0-4, Judkins, Ocean, Tolman 2-1-5, Abbotoni 1-0-2, Connery 1-0-2, Cornforth 1-0-2, Rose 1-0-2, Vannah 1-2-4, Baum 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Given 2

Waterville 5 9 21 29

Medomak Valley 13 39 59 70

John Bapst 47, Central 21

At the Bangor Auditorium, Hillary Laferriere’s dominant third quarter helped power the undefeated Crusaders to their eighth win.

Laferriere scored 18 of her game-high 20 points as John Bapst gained separation from the Red Devils of Corinth, who were down just four points at halftime.

The senior forward went 1-for-4 from the field in the first half, but hit six of her eight attempts in the third quarter. She also went 6-for-6 from the free-throw line in the third period.

Laferriere upped her rebounding in that quarter as well, with seven of her 16 boards in the period after just four in the first half.

Senior guard Eve Jordan contributed 15 points for the Crusaders and junior center Samantha pulled down 14 rebounds, including nine in the fourth quarter.

Bapst’s 2-3 zone defense limited Central (2-5) to six points in the second half. Freshman center Rebekah Campbell paced the Devils with nine points and 14 rebounds. Jocelyn Portmann contributed eight rebounds.

Boys basketball

Fort Kent 78, Van Buren 51

At Fort Kent, Corey Voisine connected for a game-best 26 points to carry the Crusaders to victory.

Matthew Harvey scored 14 points and Thomas Levesque added 11 for the winners.

Ben Doucette led Van Buren with 17 points and Derrick Rossignol contributed 10.

Van Buren (2-4) 51

Doucette 5-6-17, Rossignol 5-0-10, Theriault, Deschaine, St. Pierre 2-1-5, Chasse, Allen 0-1-1, Martin 2-5-9, Giangiordano 3-3-9

Fort Kent (5-3) 78

Voisine 9-6-26, Levesque 5-1-11, Harvey 6-1-14, Charette 0-1-1, Ja. Soucy 4-1-9, Rioux, S. Bouchard, Potvin 1-0-2, A. Bouchard 1-2-4, Jo. Soucy 1-1-3, Lesaldo 2-4-8, Cyr

3-pt. goals: Doucette; Voisine 2, Harvey

Van Buren 12 22 36 51

Fort Kent 17 36 53 78

Houlton 70, Hodgdon 30

At Houlton, the Shiretowners used a balanced scoring attack to roll to their fifth victory.

James Bates scored 15 points for the winners, Corey Woodworth added 12 and Parker Brown and Josh Beals each netted 10.

Chris Williams and Travis Quint each scored six points for Hodgdon.

Hodgdon (3-3) 30

A. McGillicuddy 1-1-3, Williams 2-1-6, Morey, Armstrong, C. Harris 1-0-2, Quint 2-1-6, D. McGillicuddy 2-0-4, Tidd 1-0-2, Moran 0-2-2, A. Harris, Crane 2-1-5, Griffin

Houlton (5-3) 70

Brown 4-0-10, Bragan 2-0-5, Austin, Longstaff 0-1-1, Bates 7-0-15, Hill 2-0-6, Woodworth 6-0-12, Beals 5-0-10, Carmichael 1-0-2, Flewelling 1-2-4, Gervais 1-0-2, McGuire 1-1-3

3-pt. goals: Williams, Quint; Brown 2, Bragan, Bates, Hill 2

Hodgdon 6 16 23 30

Houlton 22 39 54 70

JV: Houlton 58-17

Calais 91, Madawaska 31

At Madawaska, Cal Shorey led Calais with a game-high 16 points as the Blue Devils powered past Madawaska for their 50th consecutive victory.

Cam Shorey scored 12 points while Sam Bell added 10 for Calais.

Deejay Gendreau paced Madawaska with nine points.

Calais (6-0) 91

C. Shorey 8-0-16, S. Cavanaugh 3-0-6, Carr 3-0-8, Rogers 2-0-5, Cam Shorey 6-0-12, Bell 5-0-10, O’Neill 1-0-2, Oliver 1-0-2, Leeman 3-0-7, R. Cavanaugh 4-0-8, Tirrell 4-0-8, Blake 2-2-6, Ross

Madawaska (2-4) 31

Cannan, Desrosier 0-1-1, Nathan Beaulieu, Marquis 1-1-3, Jeff Cyr 1-0-2, Albert 3-0-6, Nathan Beaulieu, Thibeault, Sirois, Bosse 2-1-3, Jamie Cyr 1-3-5, Gendreau 4-0-9

3-pt. goals: Rogers, Leeman; Gendreau

Calais 20 46 66 91

Madawaska 5 14 21 31

JV: Madawaska 57-54

Woodland 94, East Grand 26

At Danforth, Aaron St. Pierre led four Woodland scorers in double figures with 27 points while dishing out 11 assists as the Dragons defeated East Grand.

Scott Boomer posted 21 points and Ben Sears scored 14 while Chad James added 12 for Woodland.

Caleb Dicker scored 15 points to lead East Grand.

Woodland (6-2) 94

St. Pierre 11-1-27, Boomer 9-0-21, Sears 6-2-14, Brown 3-0-6, Townson 3-1-9, Wormell 0-1-1, Perry 2-0-4, James 6-0-12

East Grand (2-5) 26

Dicker 6-0-15, Morse 3-0-6, S. Cropley 1-0-3, Gilman 1-0-2, Langill, Bartlett, A. Brittain, H. Brittain, Henn, Richardson, Nichols, D. Cropley

3-pt. goals: St. Pierre 4, Boomer 3, Townson 2; Dicker 3

Woodland 33 64 79 94

East Grand 4 14 19 26

JV: Woodland 69-39

Fort Fairfield 85, Wisdom 18

At Fort Fairfield, Doug Sharpe’s 19 points powered the Tigers past the Pioneers.

Matt Cresenzo chipped in with 17 points and Travis Noyes had 10 for Fort Fairfield.

Kurtis Daigle and Curtis Picard each scored four points for Wisdom of St. Agatha.

Wisdom (1-6) 18

Michaud 1-1-3, Picard 2-0-4, Ku. Daigle 1-1-4, San Antonio 1-0-2, R. Chamberland 1-0-3, K. Chamberland 1-0-2, Young, Ky. Daigle, Cyr

Fort Fairfield (4-3) 85

Edgecomb 1-0-2, T. Noyes 5-0-10, Closson 2-0-4, Thibeau 2-0-4, Forsman 3-3-9, Churchill 1-0-2, Cresenzo 8-1-17, Booth 1-0-2, R. Noyes 1-0-2, Sharpe 9-1-19, McNamee 2-2-6, Dufour 2-2-6, Everett, Ramos

3-pt. goals: Ku. Daigle, R. Chamberland

Wisdom 3 7 13 18

Fort Fairfield 19 41 58 85

Lawrence 32, Hampden 31

At Hampden, Matt Perkins scored on a drive with 12 seconds left to lift Lawrence of Fairfield to victory.

Wes Sexton led the Bulldogs with 15 points, but defense was key to the victory. Lawrence limited Hampden to just nine points in the second half and no field goals in the fourth quarter.

Justin Brown paced Hampden with 11 points.

Lawrence (5-2) 32

Costigan 2-0-4, Haney, Violette 1-1-4, Perkins 2-2-6, Poulin 1-0-3, Sexton 5-5-15, Champagne, Klein

Hampden Acad. (4-2) 31

Hersey 2-0-4, Burke, Turner, Evans, Moore 1-0-2, Haase 2-3-7, Juco 1-1-3, Burditt 2-0-4, Brown 4-3-11

3-pt. goals: Violette, Poulin

Lawrence 11 16 25 32

Hampden Acad. 15 22 28 31

JV: Hampden 45-37

Bangor 58, Messalonskee 26

At Red Barry Gymnasium in Bangor, the unbeaten Rams outscored Messalonskee of Oakland 23-5 over the final 10 minutes of the first half and cruised to victory.

Bangor, the No. 1 seed in Eastern A, and Messalonskee, the No. 3 seed, were tied at 8-8 when Orlando Holmes scored on a drive with 2:11 left in the first quarter.

But Lee Suvlu took a feed from Ian Edwards and canned a 3-pointer, kicking off an 8-0 run that gave Bangor the lead for good.

Bangor’s lead was 31-13 at intermission.

Ryan Weston led 7-0 Bangor offensively with 12 points, while Suvlu scored 10 and Billy Zolper added eight. Edwards grabbed a team-high seven rebounds, while Jon McAllian had five assists.

Holmes led 5-2 Messalonskee with 11 points and seven rebounds. Ray Bernier scored 10 points for the Eagles.