Clukey leads Bangor to sixth victory Unbeaten MA Lynx win 7th

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BANGOR – Allie Clukey tossed in a game-high 19 points and pulled down 13 rebounds to help lead the Bangor Rams to a 50-46 schoolgirl basketball victory over the Skowhegan Indians Friday night at Red Barry Gym.

Meagan Doucette added 10 points for Bangor.

Morgan Lambert and Kaley Brown paced Skowhegan with 12 and 11 points, respectively.

Skowhegan (5-2) 46

Brown 4-3-11, Davis 1-0-3, Atkinson 0-1-1, Matchett 1-0-3, Smith 1-5-7, Milligan 1-0-2, Noddin, Lambert 5-0-12, Jones 1-5-7

Bangor (6-2) 50

B. Hackett 1-0-2, Roberts, Tocci, A. Hackett 3-1-7, Freudenberger, Doucette 4-2-10, Wadleigh 1-0-2, Sivik 3-0-9, Clukey 5-9-19, Comstock 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Davis, Matchett, Lambert 2

Skowhegan 9 18 28 46

Bangor 14 19 38 50

Mattanawcook Acad. 54, MDI 47

At Bar Harbor, Bree Hanscom scored 16 points to lift Mattanawcook Academy of Lincoln over Mount Desert Island.

Michelle Paul had 12 points for the Lynx and Brooke Hanscom added 10 points.

Megan Phelps led the Trojans with 13 points. Anna Joy scored 12 points and Mackenzie Curtis chipped in 10 points.

Mattanawcook Academy (7-0) 54

Gardner 0-2-2, Paul 2-6-12, Bre. Hanscom 7-2-16, Bro. Hanscom 3-2-10, Nicastro 1-0-2, DeRaps 3-0-7, Hawkins 1-0-2, Burleigh 1-1-3, Piche, Libbey, Anderson, Nesin

MDI (3-4) 47

Parady 1-0-2, Carroll 1-0-2, Joy 5-2-12, Hutchins 1-1-3, Curtis 3-4-10, Phelps 6-1-13, Minctons 1-3-5, Thormann, Vaux, Pratt

3-pt. goals: Paul 2, Bro. Hanscom 2, DeRaps

Mattanawcook 17 29 46 54

MDI 3 22 34 47

JV: Mattanawcook 42-36

Messalonskee 43, Nokomis 37

At Newport, the Eagles outscored the Warriors 14-4 in the pivotal third quarter.

Stephanie Haiss led Messalonskee of Oakland with 14 points and Kaitlyn Deering scored 13.

Kelley Paradis led Nokomis with a game-high 19 points.

Messalonskee (4-4) 43

Haiss 7-0-14, Deering 4-5-13, Oliver 0-6-6, Perry 2-0-4, Dexter 2-0-4, Bridges 1-0-2, Busque, Charles

Nokomis (4-3) 37

Paradis 6-4-18, Lieberman 3-2-9, White 3-0-6, Batchelder 1-0-3, H. Wyman, Easler, A. Wyman

3-pt. goals: Batchelder

Messalonskee 7 15 29 43

Nokomis 9 19 23 37

JV: Nokomis 57-42

Sumner 47, Searsport 35

At Searsport, the Tigers switched to a zone defense to start the second half, stymied the Vikings, and pulled away for the win.

Tashia Daley led the Tigers of East Sullivan with 15 points, and Alesha MacLean added eight.

Kayla Garcelon topped the Vikings with nine points.

Sumner (1-6) 47

Smith 2-2-6, Robinson, Sargent 2-0-4, Arey 1-2-4, Harvey 1-0-2, Havey 0-1-1, MacLean 3-2-8, Higgins 1-0-2, Traxler 1-3-5, Daley 7-1-15

Searsport (0-8) 35

Clark 3-0-6, Gray 1-0-2, Garcelon 4-0-9, Chaney 0-1-1, Jettinghoff 1-4-6, Quigley 3-0-6, Landmesser 2-1-5, Cotter, Lindelof

3-pt. goals: Garcelon

Sumner 11 19 34 47

Searsport 11 25 29 35

JV: Sumner 45-25

GSA 64, Washington Acad. 60

At Blue Hill, junior Maddie Park scored seven points in overtime and sophomore India Frazier added five points to lead George Stevens Academy past Washington Academy of East Machias in a battle of unbeaten teams.

Park hit three free throws with five seconds remaining in regulation to force overtime.

Park scored 27 points for the Eagles and Frazier had 12 points.

Taylor Wood paced the Raiders with 14 points and Taylor Seeley had 11 points. Andi Flannery and Carilla Fritz scored 10 points apiece.

Washington Academy (5-1) 60

Espling 3-0-7, Nicely 1-0-3, Seeley 5-1-11, Flannery 4-2-10, Smith 1-0-3, Wood 6-2-14, Fritz 4-1-10, Price 1-0-2, Lewey

George Stevens (7-0) 64

Davis 3-0-6, Park 7-8-27, E. Peake 3-1-8, A. Peake 3-1-8, Frazier 3-6-12, Theoharidis 2-0-4, Eaton, Clapp

3-pt. goals: Espling, Nicely, Smith, Fritz; Park 2

Wash. Acad. 12 25 40 52 60

George Stevens 14 32 39 52 64

JV: Washington Acad. 44-32

Orono 51, Penquis 40

At Milo, Michelle Georgia scored 15 points to lead Orono to victory over Penquis.

Elizabeth Fox added 10 points for the Red Riots.

Erica Lyford scored a game-high 18 points to lead Penquis.

Orono (6-2) 51

Keezer 1-4-6, Georgia 4-5-15, Hanson 2-2-6, Thibeault 4-1-9, Fox 3-2-10, Pavento 2-1-5, Pinkham

Penquis (1-7) 40

Chapman 4-0-8, Ottman, Fowles 1-0-2, Lyford 7-4-18, Carey 0-3-3, Zambrano, McLaughlin, Bess, Royal 2-0-4, Weston 2-1-5

3-pt. goals: Georgia 2, Fox 2

Orono 9 21 34 51

Penquis 13 27 37 40

JV: Penquis 28-16

Lee Acad. 72, Schenck 40

At East Millinocket, Karin Bird registered 27 points to spark Lee Academy by Schenck.

Amanda Gifford scored 22 points while Aarika Ritchie added 11 for the Pandas.

Ashley Deloge posted 16 points to pace Schenck.

Lee Acad. (5-0) 72

Gifford 9-3-22, Harris 2-0-4, Mallett 1-0-2, Grass, Bird 11-4-27, Dow 1-0-2, McLaughlin 1-2-4, Ritchie 4-1-11, Cowan, McGaw, Sappier

Schenck (0-8) 40

Kimball 1-2-4, Bouchard 2-2-6, Lowell 1-3-5, MacLeod 1-2-4, Deloge 6-4-16, Michaud 0-1-1, Powers, DiCentes 1-0-2, Brown 1-0-2, Lanzara, Jamo, Toothaker

3-pt. goals: Gifford, Bird, Ritchie 2

Lee Acad. 24 44 63 72

Schenck 12 19 27 40

JV: Schenck 38-29

Foxcroft Acad. 34, Piscataquis 31

At Dover-Foxcroft, Bekah Flanders had 11 points and nine rebounds as the Foxcroft Academy Ponies held off Piscataquis of Guilford.

Tiffany Lougee added 10 rebounds for Foxcroft, while Vanessa Lougee contributed eight points and six rebounds.

Christine Davis scored 12 points for Piscataquis.

Piscataquis (5-3) 31

Schmiedlehner, Davis 4-3-12, Woodbury, M. Martell, Hooper, J. Martell 2-2-7, Lawreyson, Bravi 2-0-4, Morrill 1-0-2, Riitano, White, Izbicki 3-0-6

Foxcroft Acad. (4-4) 34

Seavey, Withee 1-0-2, Champeon, Brown 2-0-4, Boss, Adkins, Keane, Chase, Flanders 5-1-11, Sharrow 2-0-5, V. Lougee 4-0-8, T. Lougee 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Davis, J. Martell; Sharrow

Piscataquis 9 16 19 31

Foxcroft Acad. 11 23 29 34

JV: Foxcroft Acad. 26-18

Camden Hills 59, Winslow 50

At Rockport, Allie Parent scored eight of her 19 points in the fourth quarter to help lead Camden Hills past Winslow.

Kate Fetterman had 15 points and Maddie Smeaton had six of her 13 points in the fourth quarter.

Lindsey Richards led Winslow with 19 points.

Winslow (4-4) 50

Paquette 0-1-1, Theriault 2-0-5, Richards 6-7-19, Clark 4-0-8, McLaughlin 3-0-7, Sylvester 1-0-3, Gordon 1-2-5, Madore 1-0-2, Vigue, Bouchard, Herman

Camden Hills (5-3) 59

Holmes 0-1-1, Labree 2-0-4, Fetterman 6-3-15, Parent 4-11-19, Tedford 2-3-7, Smeaton 5-3-13, Duke, Nason, Waldron

3-pt. goals: Theriault, McLaughlin, Sylvester, Gordon

Winslow 5 22 33 50

Camden Hills 14 24 37 59

JV: Winslow 44-34

Lawrence 69, Brewer 40

At Brewer, Brogan Liberty scored 15 points to lead the Lawrence Bulldogs of Fairfield past Brewer.

Carly Perry scored 11 for the Bulldogs.

Leah Jackson had nine points and nine rebounds for the Witches.

Lawrence (7-1) 69

M. Liberty 4-7-15, Perry 4-3-11, Melcher 1-3-5, Gilbert 3-2-9, Raven 0-1-1, Savage 1-2-4, Murray 2-2-6, Robinson 1-0-2, Curless-Clark 3-1-7, Bernatchez 3-2-8, Chavis 0-1-1, T. Liberty

Brewer (2-5) 40

Jackson 3-3-9, Hutchins 1-0-2, Adams 2-0-4, Murphy, Nickerson 1-0-2, Valley 2-2-6, Cox 1-0-3, McLain 2-0-6, Boulier, Bryant, Judkins, Kenney 4-0-8

3-pt. goals: Gilbert; Cox, McLain 2

Lawrence 15 29 49 69

Brewer 9 20 31 40

JV: Lawrence 37-27

Mt. Blue 43, Hampden 27

At Hampden, Michelle Oswald pumped in a game-high 15 points to lead the Mt. Blue Cougars of Farmington past Hampden Academy.

Katie Foster paced the Broncos with eight.

Mt. Blue (2-5) 43

Oswald 3-9-15, Robinson 3-3-9, Frechette, Thompson, Deschenes 2-1-5, Pedersen 1-0-2, Trask, Keach 1-0-2, Allen 4-0-8

Hampden Acad. (0-7) 27

Foster 4-0-8, Webb 1-0-3, Pond, Wilson 1-0-2, Stephenson 2-1-5, Moore 3-1-7, Rawcliffe 1-0-2, Chambers, Neill, Snyder, Anderson

3-pt. goals: Webb

Mt. Blue 16 22 27 43

Hampden 8 14 23 27

Medomak 32, MCI 28

At Pittsfield, Miranda Conary tossed in nine points and Ali Cornforth six as the Medomak Valley Panthers of Waldoboro tripped up Maine Central Institute.

Jenna Lorentsen scored a game-high 10 points to pace the Huskies.

Medomak (4-4) 32

Dyer 0-3-3, Massengale 1-1-3, Judkins 1-0-2, Tolman, Abbotoni, Baum 1-3-5, Conary 3-2-9, Cornforth 3-0-6, Rose 1-1-4, Vannah

MCI (2-6) 28

Asaro 1-0-2, Moores 0-2-2, Judkins 2-0-5, Houston 0-1-1, Fields-Love 2-0-6, Lorentsen 4-2-10, Clement 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Conary, Rose; Fields-Love 2, Judkins

Medomak 10 10 18 32

MCI 8 15 20 28

JV: Medomak 41-20

Waterville 61, Belfast 31

At Waterville, Morgan Frame scored 12 points to lead Waterville by Belfast.

Sarah Given posted 11 points while Jasmine Bishop and Jen Nale each added 10 for the Panthers.

Brittany Dyer scored seven points to lead Belfast.

Belfast 31

Dyer 3-1-7, Mansfield 2-1-5, Webster 2-0-4, Blair 2-0-4, Smith 2-0-4, Carr 2-0-4, Curtis, Ryder

Waterville 61

M. Frame 3-6-12, Given 1-3-11, Bishop 4-3-11, Nale 5-0-10, T. Frame 2-0-7, Gardiner 2-0-6, Stacie Whitten 1-0-2, Smith 1-0-2, Steph Whitten 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Given, T. Frame, Gardiner 2

Belfast 5 14 22 31

Waterville 21 44 55 61

Boys basketball

Old Town 61, Bucksport 45

At Old Town, Ethan Shanley had his first double-double this season with 20 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Coyotes past Bucksport.

Colin Ziegenbein had 14 points and 10 rebounds for Old Town.

Derek Fish led the Golden Bucks with 15 points while Dom Kone added 12.

Bucksport (1-5) 45

Fish 5-5-15, Kone 5-1-12, Dedman 4-0-8, Bowden 1-1-3, Harriman 2-1-5, Leighton, Pappas, McGeechan

Old Town (6-2) 61

Shanley 10-0-20, Ziegenbein 5-4-14, Shorey 4-0-9, Ba 2-2-7, Bartlett 1-0-2, Paradis 1-0-2, Hussey 1-0-2, Merry 1-0-2, Wilkins 1-0-3, Boucher

3-pt. goals: Kone; Shorey, Ba, Wilkins

Bucksport 11 24 30 45

Old Town 18 32 43 61

JV: Bucksport 62-41

Bangor 56, Skowhegan 33

At Skowhegan, Ryan Weston scored 12 points to help lead Bangor past Skowhegan.

Lee Suvlu had 10 points and five assists for the Rams as Jon McAllian and Billy Zolper each added 10 points.

Eric Thistle led Skowhegan with 10 points.

Bangor (8-0) 56

Weston 5-2-12, McAllian 4-0-10, Suvlu 4-2-10, Zolper 4-2-10, Collard-Seguin 2-0-5, R. Larochelle 1-0-2, Bernstein 1-0-2, Martin 1-0-2, Edwards 1-0-2, Henigan 0-1-1, C. Larochelle, Hall, McDade

Skowhegan (3-4) 33

Thistle 4-1-10, Verville 2-2-7, Taylor 0-4-4, Clark 1-0-3, Saydjari 1-0-2, Davis 1-0-2, Derouche 1-0-2, McGowan 1-0-2, Boardman 0-1-1, McPherson

3-pt. goals: McAllian 2, Collard-Seguin; Thistle, Verville, Clark

Bangor 10 26 39 56

Skowhegan 8 17 24 33

Rockland 78, Oak Hill 55

At Rockland, Chris Nolan led five Rockland scorers in double figures with 17 points as the Tigers defeated Oak Hill of Sabattus.

Tyler Patterson scored 14 points and Dylan Meklin posted 12 for Rockland. Teel Ilvonen tossed up 11 points while Nick Baudanza added 10 for the Tigers.

Bronson Drewry led Oak Hill with a game-high 21 points. Tim Levesque scored 13 points while Cam Morin added 11 for the Raiders.

Oak Hill (2-6) 55

Drewry 8-2-21, Levesque 4-2-13, Morin 4-2-11, Rines 0-1-1, Greenier 1-0-2, Brown 2-0-4, Legasse 0-3-3, Foss, Bussiere, Mills, Bouffard

Rockland (6-2) 78

Nolan 5-7-17, Baudanza 3-4-10, Meklin 6-0-12, Ilvonen 3-3-11, Patterson 6-2-14, Weiss 1-0-2, Dresser 2-0-4, Searle 2-2-6, Morrill 1-0-2, Rossiter, Leider, Murphy

3-pt. goals: Drewry 2, Levesque 3, Morin; Ilvonen 2

Oak Hill 16 24 39 55

Rockland 18 33 55 78

DI-Stonington 74, Machias 55

At Deer Isle, Collin Ciomei scored a season-high 30 points and added 10 rebounds to lead Deer Isle-Stonington past Machias.

Eben Powers scored 19 points for the Mariners.

Ty Richards led Machias with 12 points. Noah Prescott scored 11 points and Jacob Dahl had 10 points.

Machias (2-6) 55

Richards 5-2-12, Prescott 3-5-11, Dahl 4-0-10, Spencer 1-1-3, Porter 0-2-2, Shults 1-0-2, Treat 0-3-3, Stevens 1-0-2, Lipton 1-0-2, Michaud

Deer Isle-Stonington (7-0) 74

Ciomei 12-2-30, E. Powers 8-3-19, Carter 3-1-7, Rollins 3-0-6, Boutilier 2-0-4, Haskell 1-2-4, Boyce 1-0-2, Bruce 0-1-1, Eaton 0-1-1, D. Powers, Mitchell

3-pt. goals: Dahl 2; Ciomei 4

Machias 6 23 34 55

DI-Stonington 22 37 60 74

Medomak Valley 52, MCI 26

At Waldoboro, Alex Goldrup scored 23 points to lead Medomak Valley to victory over Maine Central Institute of Pittsfield.

Alex MacKenzie had 10 points and 11 rebounds for Medomak Valley and Dale Winchenbach had four steals with his seven points.

Jake Marcoux led MCI with 16 points.

MCI (2-6) 26

Badeen 1-0-3, Sidelinger 3-0-6, Morton 0-1-1, Marcoux 8-0-16, Delaney, Hunt, Hammond, Bennett, N. Cook, White, Gerry, C. Cook

Medomak Valley (5-3) 52

Benner 0-1-1, Fogg 2-1-5, Vannah 0-1-1, MacKenzie 3-4-10, Winchenbach 3-0-7, Barnes 1-1-3, McMahon 1-0-2, Goldrup 9-4-23, Ludwig, Merrifield, MacNeill, Guistra, Lee, Ward

3-pt. goals: Badeen; Winchenbach, Goldrup

MCI 12 22 24 26

Medomak Valley 11 21 37 52

JV: Medomak 42-35

Van Buren 84, GHCA 33

At Presque Isle, Ben Doucette scored a game-high 30 points to power Van Buren by Greater Houlton Christian Academy.

Alex Martin registered 19 points while Derrick Rossignol added 10 for the Crusaders.

Alex Crone scored nine points to lead Greater Houlton Christian.

Van Buren 84

Lapointe 0-1-1, Doucette 11-5-30, Theriault 1-0-2, Rossignol 5-0-10, Dumond 4-0-8, St. Pierre 3-1-7, Chasse 1-0-3, Martin 6-5-19, Giangiordano 2-0-4, Vaillancourt, Allen

GHCA 33

Wiley 1-0-3, Campbell 2-0-4, Duff 1-0-3, Holmes 2-0-4, Crone 3-0-9, Straubel 1-0-2, Gray 1-2-4, Bowers 2-0-4, Budd, Morin

3-pt. goals: Doucette 3, Chasse, Martin 2; Wiley, Campbell, Crone 3

Van Buren 21 46 71 84

GHCA 6 16 27 33

Ashland 89, Wisdom 40

At Ashland, Tyler Cote scored all of his game-high 22 points in the first half as the Hornets raced out to a 54-18 lead en route to a convincing victory over Wisdom of St. Agatha.

Henry Milligan put in 15 points and hauled down nine rebounds for Ashland while Carl Nemer added 14 points. Justin Belanger grabbed nine boards.

Derek Young’s 11 points led Wisdom.

Wisdom (1-5) 40

Young 3-3-11, Ky. Daigle 2-0-4, R. Chamberland 1-0-2, K. Chamberland 1-0-3, Ku. Daigle 2-0-5, Michaud, San Antonio 3-2-8, Picard 2-3-7, Jenks, Cyr

Ashland (6-1) 89

Cote 8-2-22, Milligan 5-5-15, Nemer 4-4-14, Wilson 1-0-2, Paradis 2-1-5, Tarr 3-3-9, L. Belanger 1-0-2, Gimbel 1-0-2, Hafford 3-0-6, Levesque 2-1-5, J. Belanger 1-2-4, Baker 1-1-3

3-pt. goals: Ku. Daigle; Cote 4, Nemer 2

Wisdom 11 18 30 40

Ashland 27 54 71 89