ASHLAND – Brad Trask buried five 3-points on his way to a game-high 25 points as the Easton boys basketball team pulled away for a pointworthy 70-59 Class D victory over Ashland Thursday night.

Nate Sanders and Jeremy Brock chipped in with 16 points apiece for the Bears, who outscored the Hornets 16-10 in the fourth quarter.

Lucas Belanger led four Hornets in double figures with 14 points. Jeremy Tarr and Justin Belanger each added 12 and Tyler Cote 10.

Ashland (7-3) 59

Paradis, Tarr 4-2-12, L. Belanger 5-4-14, Cote 4-0-10, Nemer 3-2-9, Levesque 1-0-2, J. Belanger 5-2-12

Easton (9-1) 70

Trask 9-2-25, Bacon 2-3-7, Sanders 7-1-16, Brock 7-2-16, Flewelling 3-0-6, Fuller

3-pt. goals: Trask 5, Sanders; Tarr 2, Cote 2, Nemer

Easton 18 38 54 70

Ashland 11 35 49 59

JV: Ashland 47-38

Fort Fairfield 67, Madawaska 38

At Fort Fairfield, Austin Dufour scored 14 points to propel Fort Fairfield by Madawaska.

Travis Noyes had 10 points while Matt Cresenzo and Josh Booth each added nine for the Tigers.

Jamie Cyr netted seven points to lead Madawaska.

Madawaska (3-6) 38

Cannon 1-0-3, Desrosier 2-1-5, Beaulieu 1-0-3, Maraviz 2-0-4, Cyr, Albert 1-2-4, N. Beaulieu 1-0-2, Curtis 1-0-2, Sirois, Bosse 1-0-2, J. Cyr 3-1-7, Gendreau 2-1-6

Fort Fairfield (5-5) 67

Edgecomb 2-1-5, T. Noyes 4-2-10, Closson 2-2-7, Forsman, Churchill 0-1-1, Cresenzo 4-0-9, Booth 3-0-9, R. Noyes 2-0-4, Sharp 2-2-6, McNamee 1-0-2, Dufour 4-2-14, Thibeault, Ramos, Everett

3-pt. goals: Cannon, Beaulieu, Gendreau; Closson, Cresenzo, Booth 3

Madawaska 14 22 29 38

Fort Fairfield 15 35 51 67

JV: Fort Fairfield 46-35

Bangor Christian 52, Katahdin 41

At Husson College in Bangor, Brett Bradford matched personal season highs with 29 points and seven 3-point goals as Bangor Christian pulled away in the fourth quarter.

Bradford had nine points and Tyler Alexander seven in the final period, when the Patriots outscored Katahdin of Stacyville 21-11. Bangor Christian also made 7 of 8 free-throw tries in the fourth quarter.

Alexander finished with 11 points.

Ethan Qualey paced Katahdin with 15 points, while Tom Anderson added 11.

Katahdin (3-6) 41

Qualey 6-0-15, Anderson 5-1-11, McCarthy 3-0-7, Davis 1-2-4, Craig 2-0-4, Guiggey, Rodgerson

Bangor Christian (3-6) 52

Bradford 10-2-29, Alexander 4-2-11, Caldwell 1-3-5, Wilcox 0-4-4, Washburn 1-0-2, Theriault 0-1-1, Johnson

3-pt. goals: Qualey 3, McCarthy; Bradford 7, Alexander

Katahdin 12 21 30 41

Bangor Christian 4 17 31 52

So. Aroostook 51, Hodgdon 28

At Dyer Brook, the Warriors outscored the Hawks 33-10 in the second half to pull away.

Tyler Robinson tossed in 13 points to lead Southern Aroostook, while Robert Toothaker and Mike Casey scored 10 points each.

Dan McGillicuddy paced Hodgdon with nine points.

Hodgdon (3-5) 28

D. McGillicuddy 4-1-9, A. McGillicuddy 3-0-6, Williams 2-0-5, Quint 2-0-5, Harris 1-0-2, Crane 1-1-3, Morey, Armstrong, Brombosz, Tidd, Moran, Griffin

Southern Aroostook (5-4) 51

T. Robinson 6-0-13, Toothaker 2-6-10, Casey 5-0-10, Sleeper 3-2-8, Clark 3-0-6, C. Robinson 0-2-2, Desmond, Sutherland, Branscombe, Grant 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Williams, Quint; T. Robinson

Hodgdon 9 18 26 28

So. Aroostook 9 18 32 51

JV: Southern Aroostook 51-20

Cen. Aroostook 63, Wisdom 36

At St. Agatha, Manny Martinez and Cameron York tossed in 12 points each as the Panthers remained unbeaten.

Kurtis Daigle hit four 3-pointers on his way to a game-high 20 points for Wisdom.

Central Aroostook (10-0) 63

Martinez 4-2-12, Folsom 0-3-3, York 5-0-12, McLaughlin 1-0-2, Vangel 1-0-2, Kelly 4-0-8, Stiles 2-1-5, Footer 3-0-6, B. McCarthy 3-1-7, L. McCarthy 2-0-4, White 1-0-2, Brewer, Thomas, Nappi

Wisdom (1-7) 36

San Antonio 2-2-6, Michaud 1-0-3, Ku. Daigle 8-0-20, Picard 0-2-2, Ky. Daigle 2-0-5, Jenks, Cyr, C. Chamberland, R. Chamberland

3-pt. goals: Martinez 2, York 2; Michaud, Ku. Daigle 4, Ky. Daigle

Cen. Aroostook 15 35 53 63

Wisdom 5 17 26 36

Camden Hills 73, Erskine 59

At Rockport, Gordon Fischer tossed in 20 points to lead Camden Hills past Erskine of South China.

Paul Campbell netted 11 points and Dylan Smith 10 for the Windjammers.

Jake Gerrity paced Erskine with 16 points while Brent Merrill added 15 and Pete Gerrity 11, respectively.

Erskine Acad. (5-5) 59

J. Gerrity 4-6-16, Merrill 4-6-15, P. Gerrity 4-3-11, Veileux 1-2-4, Ballantyne 3-1-7, Walter 0-3-3, Holt 1-1-3, Lyford, Grady, Harvey, Corbin, Keezer, Howard, Peaslee

Camden Hills (9-1) 73

Fischer 6-8-20, Campbell 4-3-11, Smith 4-2-10, C. Piere 2-4-8, Carter, Safford 1-2-5, Weferling 1-0-2, Richards, Gartley 1-0-2, Lammi 3-0-6, O. McFarland, Morgan, K. Pieri 1-0-2, P. McFarland 3-1-7

3-pt. goals: J. Gerrity 2, Merrill

Erskine Acad. 9 22 39 59

Camden Hills 17 36 53 73

JV: Camden Hills 50-73

Bangor 64, Hampden Acad. 36

At Hampden, Ryan Weston scored 22 points and grabbed nine rebounds and Adam Bernstein pulled down a game-high 14 rebounds as undefeated Bangor earned its 10th win of the season and 20th straight victory overall.

Jon McAllian added 10 points for the Rams, who built a 28-13 halftime lead and coasted to the victory.

Justin Brown led 5-5 Hampden with 11 points, while Brad Haase scored nine.

Bangor outrebounded Hampden 43-12.

LCS/MSSM 55, Washburn 36

At Washburn, Matt Enman netted a game-high 29 points to power Limestone Community School/Maine School of Science and Mathematics by Washburn.

Matt Beaulieu chipped in with 10 points for the Eagles.

Cody Frank scored 14 points to lead Washburn.

LCS/MSSM (2-7) 55

Enman 9-7-29, Parent 1-3-5, Beaulieu 4-2-10, Allen 3-0-6, Hopkins 1-0-2, Rossignol 1-1-3, Morgan, Berube, King, Forsman

Washburn (0-8) 36

Houston 1-0-2, Sperrey 1-0-3, Frank 4-2-14, McIntosh 2-4-8, Fitzpatrick 2-1-5, Campbell 2-0-4, Fox, J. Howe, Seb. Viola, Sal. Viola, Conley, M. Howe

3-pt. goals: Enman 4; Sperrey, Frank 4

LCS/MSSM 17 22 41 55

Washburn 11 22 28 36

JV: LCS/MSSM 50-33

Penobscot Valley 52, Dexter 49

At Dexter, Penobscot Valley of Howland jumped out to a 26-16 halftime lead and held on for a pivotal road victory.

Aaron Aywalt poured in 17 points and Chad Trapier 15 for the Howlers while Nevin Jipson chipped in with 10.

Nathan Peirce paced the Tigers with 17 points while Gavin Cote added 15.

Penobscot Valley (5-5) 52

Badineau 1-0-2, Gilley 2-0-4, Trapier 6-3-15, Aywalt 6-5-17, Jipson 4-1-10, Dolley 2-0-4, Thompson

Dexter (7-2) 49

Pierce 6-4-17, Cote 7-1-15, Woodman 1-3-5, Lary 1-0-2, Stewart 4-0-8, Eastman 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Jipson; Pierce

Penobscot Valley 14 26 42 52

Dexter 10 16 35 49

JV: Penobscot Valley 41-36

Hockey

Houlton-Hodgdon 3, John Bapst 2

At Millar Arena in Houlton, Mike Epley had a goal and an assist as Houlton-Hodgdon edged John Bapst of Bangor.

Craig Buxton and Lowell Matthews also scored for the Black Hawks, who never trailed in the match after taking a 2-0 lead. Chris Maguire and Zach Chase each added an assist for the winners.

Casey Hull and Nikki Mitchell each had a goal and an assist for John Bapst.

Malik Abouleish made 18 saves on 20 shots in goal for 5-3 Houlton-Hodgdon. Derek Duff made 23 saves on 26 shots for 6-3 John Bapst.

Girls basketball

Cen. Aroostook 70, Wisdom 19

At St. Agatha, Amber Bradley and Sarah Long each registered 19 points to spark Central Aroostook of Mars Hill by Wisdom.

Ashley Estabrook chipped in with nine points for the Panthers.

Deliya Michaud scored nine points to pace Wisdom.

Central Aroostook (9-1) 70

Estabrook 4-1-9, C. Hartin 1-0-2, Bradley 8-0-19, B. Hartin 1-0-2, Day 2-0-4, K. Long 2-0-4, Graham 0-3-3, Mean 1-0-2, Dane 3-0-6, S. Long 8-3-19

Wisdom (1-8) 19

Guerrette 2-0-4, Paradis, Michaud 4-0-9, Dubois 0-1-1, Morin, Labrie 2-0-4, Berce 0-1-1, Beaulieu, Coulombe, Cyr, Priesnitz, Raymond

3-pt. goals: Bradley 3; Michaud

Cen. Aroostook 23 32 54 70

Wisdom 4 12 17 19

Ashland 61, Easton 16

At Ashland, Mindy Chasse tallied 15 points to lead Ashland to victory over Easton.

Suzie Poulin added 12 points for the Hornets.

Sydney Trask paced Easton with seven points.

Easton (1-8) 16

Trask 3-1-7, Fuller, Bennett, Burtt, Hammond, Lunney, Cyr 1-0-3, Nickerson 2-0-4, Boxwell 1-0-2, Monson, Parlin

Ashland (6-2) 61

Chasse 6-3-15, Poulin 5-1-12, Donovan 1-0-2, Graham 0-1-1, Good, Flint 4-0-8, Pelkey 1-2-5, Jimmo 1-1-3, C. Cook 2-0-4, Orcutt, D’Ozier 1-0-2, Baker 1-3-5, M. Cook 0-1-1, Tilley 1-1-3, M. Donovan

3-pt. goals: Cyr; Poulin, Pelkey

Easton 2 3 10 16

Ashland 27 39 55 61

Winslow 43, Med. Valley 42 (OT)

At Waldoboro, Lindsay Gordon’s 3-pointer with five seconds left in overtime gave the Winslow Black Raiders the comeback win over Medomak Valley.

Gordon finished the game with 16 points.

Jasmyn Rose led the Panthers with 12 points.

Winslow (6-4) 43

Gordon 8-0-16, Vigue, Paquette, Theriault, Richards 1-7-9, Clark 3-0-6, McLaughlin 1-2-4, Sylvester 1-0-3, Bouchard 1-0-3

Medomak Valley (4-6) 42

Rose 4-2-12, Dyer 1-1-4, Massengale 3-0-7, Judkins, Tolman, Abbotoni, Baum 3-2-8, Conary 3-1-7, Cornforth 1-2-4

3-pt. goals: Sylvester, Bouchard; Rose 2, Dyer, Massengale

Winslow 8 10 29 38 43

Medomak Valley 10 25 34 38 42

Bangor 57, Hampden 39

At Red Barry Gymnasium in Bangor, Amy Hackett tossed in 19 points and eight other Ram players had at least two points as Bangor topped the Broncos.

Meagan Doucette added nine points, while Hilary Sivik and Breianna Tocci had eight points and Hilary Sivik had six, the latter two players coming off the bench.

The Rams used a 12-2 run at the end of the first quarter and beginning of the second to take command, although Hampden cut the lead to 38-30 early in the fourth quarter.

Bangor responded with two Sivik baskets and a Hackett hoop to go up 44-30.

The Rams weren’t able to convert as many turnovers as they normally do, but their halfcourt offense clicked to the tune of a 24-for-43 (55.8 percent) shooting effort. Hackett was 7-for-8 from the floor and 5-for-7 from the free-throw line. Doucette, a sophomore, made four of her seven field-goal attempts.

Hackett had six rebounds and fellow senior captain Allie Clukey had five.

Freshman Michaela Stephenson led Hampden with nine points and Katie Foster added eight. Rylee Rawcliffe had five rebounds.

Rockland 54, Maranacook 35

At Rockland, three Tigers scored in double figures to spearhead the victory over Maranacook of Readfield.

Dana Clark, Aly Nolan and Kelsey Sirois led the balanced attack with 10 points apiece.

Brittany Miles scored a game-high 15 points for Maranacook.

Maranacook (0-9) 35

Shaw 2-1-6, Miles 5-4-15, Paul 1-0-2, Caswell 0-1-1, Norwood 1-0-2, Maxwell 1-2-4, Dore 2-0-5

Rockland (5-4) 54

Felt 1-0-2, Kinney 1-2-4, Ranquist 3-2-8, Clark 5-0-10, Nolan 1-7-10, Sirois 3-4-10, Heal 1-0-2, Dennison 2-0-4, Joyce 0-2-2, Picard 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Shaw, Miles, Dore; Nolan

Maranacook 4 19 28 35

Rockland 5 26 41 54

JV: Rockland 57-23

WA Raiders 54, Woodland 37

At East Machias, Andi Flannery scored 14 points to lead Washington Academy by Woodland.

Jana Espling and Irene Lewey each added 11 points for the Raiders.

Julia Nicholas netted 12 points to pace Woodland.

Woodland (5-3) 37

Nicholas 4-4-12, Laking 4-0-8, Knights 1-0-2, Torrey 1-0-2, Cochran 4-1-9, White 2-0-4, Parks, Boomer, Gabriel, Hurlbert, McGinley

Washington Acad. (6-2) 54

Flannery 7-0-14, Espling 4-0-11, Lewey 5-0-11, Nicely 1-0-2, Seeley 4-0-8, Smith 1-0-2, Wood 2-0-5, Fritz 0-1-1, Price, Tinker, Lehman, Parker

3-pt. goals: Espling 3, Lewey, Wood

Woodland 8 16 25 37

Washington Acad. 13 30 48 54

JV: WA 53-35