BREWER – Dylan Fitzpatrick and Nick Risser each tallied two goals and two assists to power the Brewer Witches to an 8-2 Class A hockey victory over Skowhegan at the T.J. Ryan Center on Saturday.

Prentiss Swett registered two goals and an assist for 8-1 Brewer, while Dave McNally and Matt Helfen added a goal each. Ryan Nadeau racked up four assists.

Kayla Dunn made 14 saves on 16 shots.

Justin Enman paced Skowhegan with a goal and an assist, while Nate Powers scored one goal. Jimmy Quirion made 37 saves on 45 shots.

Girls basketball

Hampden 46, Brewer 35

At Hampden, Kayla Webb scored six of her 10 points in the fourth quarter to help lead Hampden Academy past Brewer to capture its first win.

Hamdpen went 11-for-16 at the foul line in the fourth quarter and outscored Brewer 22-11 in the period.

Michaela Stephenson led the Broncos with 13 points and Rylee Rawcliffe added 11 points and seven rebounds.

Katie Kenney paced the Witches with 14 points.

Brewer (3-7) 35

Kenney 7-0-14, Adams 1-0-3, Valley 1-0-2, Aleksiewicz 1-0-2, Jackson 1-7-9, McLean 1-3-5, Hutchins, Nickerson

Hampden (1-10) 46

Stephenson 3-7-13, Rawcliffe 3-5-11, Webb 2-4-10, Pond 1-0-2, Foster 2-0-4, Chambers 2-2-6, Wilson, Moore, Snyder, Anderson

3-pt. goals: Adams; Webb 2

Brewer 9 17 24 35

Hampden 5 11 24 46

JV: Hampden 35-34

Bangor Christian 55, Sumner 36

At East Sullivan, Bangor Christian outscored the Tigers 15-6 in the third quarter to gain its eighth victory.

Hope Johnson paced the winners with 17 points and Katie Libby added 12 points, including two 3-pointers during the third-quarter surge.

Kayla Higgins led the Tigers with 17 points.

Bangor Christian (8-3) 55

Bragg 3-1-7, Ramirez, E. Johnson, Holmes 1-1-3, Pray 3-2-8, Robinson 1-4-6, H. Johnson 8-1-17, Libby 4-0-12, Bean 0-2-2

Sumner (2-7) 36

Smith, Sargent, Daley 2-0-4, Arey 1-0-2, Sinclair 2-0-4, West, MacLean, Anderson 3-0-6, Higgins 7-2-16, Traxler 1-0-2, Alexander 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Libby 4; Higgins

Sumner 12 23 29 36

Bangor Christian 16 24 39 55

JV: Bangor Christian 52-51

Hermon 80, Penquis 54

At Hermon, Hillary Keith had 18 points, eight assists and four steals as the Hawks earned their 10th win.

Emily Berglund added 14 points, while Katie Durgin scored 13, Jasmine Veilleux had 11 points and eight rebounds, and Danielle Ross also scored 11 points.

Erica Lyford scored 15 points and Shelby Fowles had 14 for Penquis of Milo.

Penquis (2-7) 54

Chapman 2-1-5, Fowles 6-1-14, Lyford 6-3-15, Carey 0-2-2, Zambrano 2-0-4, Royal 4-0-9, Weston 2-0-5, Ottman

Hermon (10-1) 80

Veilleux 4-3-11, Woodard 1-0-2, Berglund 6-2-14, Durgin 6-1-13, Keith 6-5-18, Ross 5-1-11, Barry 1-0-2, Arnold 4-1-9, Beers, Bryant

3-pt. goals: Fowles, Royal, Weston; Keith

Penquis 3 22 35 54

Hermon 15 33 55 80

JV: Hermon 56-17

Mattanawcook 71, Bucksport 19

At Lincoln, Bree Hanscom had 16 points, nine rebounds and seven steals to lead Mattanawcook Academy past Bucksport.

Brooke Hanscom scored 12 points for the Lynx. Michelle Paul had 11 points and four steals and Kristy Burleigh added 10 rebounds.

Keely Sullivan led Bucksport with seven points.

Bucksport (1-9) 19

Lanpher 0-1-1, Wilson 1-0-2, Harvey 1-1-3, Beeson 1-2-4, Sullivan 2-2-7, Sanborn 1-0-2, Robinson, Lalonde, Greenlaw

Mattanawcook (9-0) 71

Piche 3-1-9, M. Paul 5-0-11, Bre. Hanscom 8-0-16, Bro. Hanscom 5-2-12, Libbey 1-0-2, DeRaps 3-0-6, Anderson 2-0-4, Hawkins 1-0-2, O’Hara 1-0-2, Burleigh 2-1-5, Nesin 1-0-2, Gardner, Nicastro, A. Paul

3-pt. goals: Sullivan; Piche 2, M. Paul

Bucksport 2 8 12 19

Mattanawcook 13 27 56 71

JV: Mattanawcook 43-26

Elan 33, Highview Christian 21

At Bangor, Chelsea Allain scored eight of her game-high 21 points during a key stretch ending early in the fourth quarter, lifting Elan of Poland to victory.

Heather Dunfee and Brittany Loreda led Highview Christian Academy of Charleston with five points each.

Elan (2-6) 33

Allain 8-5-21, Luparella 3-0-6, Palles 2-1-5, Carlson 0-1-1, Done, Cox, Silva

Highview Christian Acad. (0-5) 21

Dunfee 0-5-5, Loreda 2-1-5, Babcock 1-0-2, Booker 1-1-3, Q. Nguyen, Hanson 1-0-2, T. Nguyen, Allard, Francis 2-0-4, Fish, Shevchuk

3-pt. goals: none

Elan 8 12 21 33

Highview Christian 4 13 20 21

Bangor 39, Nokomis 28

At Newport, Allie Clukey went 9-for-10 at the free throw line and scored 15 points to lead Bangor past Nokomis.

Kelley Paradis led Nokomis with nine points.

Bangor (9-2) 39

B. Hackett 2-0-4, Tocci 1-0-2, A. Hackett 4-0-8, Doucette 2-0-4, Sivik 1-0-2, Clukey 3-9-15, Comstock 2-0-4, Wadleigh

Nokomis (5-5) 28

Paradis 2-4-9, Lieberman 1-4-7, White 1-0-2, Eastler 1-0-2, Batchelder 3-1-8, H. Wyman, A. Wyman, Lyford

3-pt. goals: Paradis, Lieberman, Batchelder

Bangor 8 24 30 39

Nokomis 5 11 18 28

JV: Nokomis 36-31

Boys basketball

Mattanawcook 83, Bucksport 40

At Lincoln, junior Brady Vose had a career high 35 points and nine three pointers to lead Mattanawcook Academy past Bucksport.

Vose made nine of his 12 three point attempts.

Derek Libbey had 11 points and 14 assists for the Lynx and Kane McKinnon scored 10 points.

Dom Kone scored 19 points for Bucksport.

Bucksport (1-9) 40

Kone 8-0-19, McGeechan 0-2-2, Bowden 1-0-3, Dedman 2-0-4, Leighton 2-0-4, Harriman 3-0-6, Trasko 1-0-2, Fish, Pappas, Wentworth, Goodin

Mattanawcook (7-2) 83

Vose 13-0-35, Libbey 5-0-11, McKinnon 5-0-10, Laird 1-0-2, Campbell 1-0-3, Smith 1-0-2, White 4-0-8, Hanington 1-0-2, Langevin 2-0-4, Hanscom 1-0-2, Bernier 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Kone 3, Bowden; Vose 9, Libbey, Campbell

Bucksport 15 25 34 40

Mattanawcook 26 42 64 83

JV: Mattanawcook 47-34

Bangor Christian 67, Searsport 62

At Husson College in Bangor, Brett Bradford scored 18 fourth-quarter points when he nailed 9-of-9 free throws and three 3-pointers to lead the Patriots on a pivotal 26-16 scoring run.

Bradford finished with 33 points with eight 3-pointers and BC totaled 14 as Kevin Caldwell added four and Tyler Alexander put in two.

Caldwell had 13 points and four assists while Alexander and Jared Theriault each added eight points. Jon Johnson grabbed eight rebounds.

Tom Cameron paced the Vikings with 20 points and Nate Adams chipped in with 11 points and eight rebounds. Cory Parks also grabbed 11 rebounds.

Bangor Christian (4-6) 67

Bradford 8-9-33, Caldwell 4-1-13, Alexander 2-2-8, Theriault 3-2-8, Wilcox 1-0-2, Rollins 1-0-2, Johnson 0-1-1, Boone, Washburn

Searsport (0-10) 62

Cameron 8-3-20, Adams 4-3-11, Fance 4-1-9, Smith 4-0-8, Parks 2-3-7, Pendrick 2-0-4, McHatten 1-1-3

3-pt. goals: Bradford 8, Caldwell 4, Alexander 2; Cameron

Searsport 23 33 46 62

Bangor Christian 12 27 41 67

JV: Bangor Christian 53-35

Piscataquis 66, PVHS 64 (OT)

At Howland, Nolan Lovell scored four of his 23 points in overtime as the Pirates of Guilford edged the Howlers.

Brandon London tossed in a game-high 27 points for Piscataquis, which outscored the hosts 17-9 in the second quarter.

Chad Trapier paced Penobscot Valley with 25 points, including a layup with five seconds left in regulation that sent the game into overtime. Aaron Awalt netted 17 points.

Piscataquis (5-7) 66

London 8-11-27, Lovell 7-7-23, Shufelt 2-2-6, T. Cleaves 2-1-5, Tompkins 1-0-2, Bridge 1-0-2, Emerson 0-1-1, Morin, Russell, J. Cleaves

Penobscot Valley (5-7) 64

Trapier 10-5-5, Awalt 6-5-17, Babineau 3-0-8, Gilley 2-2-8, Jipson 2-0-6, Hallett, Jones, Dolley, Thompson

3-pt. goals: Lovell 2; Babineau 2, Gilley 2, Jipson 3

Piscataquis 16 33 50 60 66

Penobscot Valley 13 22 41 60 64

JV: Penobscot Valley 58-43

Bangor 92, Nokomis 48

At Red Barry Gymnasium in Bangor, Ryan Weston had 26 points, seven rebounds and three steals as the Rams improved to 11-0.

Weston scored 22 points in the first half as Bangor built a 36-21 lead.

Nate Frazier added a career-high 13 points for the Rams, while Jon McAllian had 10 points, six assists and three steals and Steve Hall dished out five assists.

Jordan Woodbury led Nokomis of Newport with 14 points.

Nokomis (0-11) 48

Amoroso, Haverly-Johndro 0-4-4, Wintle 0-5-5, Hopkins 1-0-2, Richards 2-2-6, Woodbury 5-2-14, Gustin 1-0-2, Barrows 0-1-1, J. Higgins 1-0-2, K. Higgins 0-1-1, Reynolds 4-0-8, Wooldridge 1-1-3

Bangor (11-0) 92

R. Larochelle, Frazier 5-0-13, C. Larochelle, McAllian 2-5-10, Zolper 2-2-6, Edwards 2-0-4, Cox 1-3-5, Suvlu 2-1-5, Bernstein 3-0-6, Collard-Seguin, Henigan 2-1-5, Hall 1-2-4, McDade 3-0-6, Martin 1-0-2, Weston 11-4-26

3-pt. goals: Woodbury 2; Frazier 3, McAllain

Nokomis 15 21 29 48

Bangor 17 36 65 92

Schenck 49, Fort Kent 29

At East Millinocket, Aaron Hutchins scored 10 of his 21 points in the fourth quarter to lead the Schenck Wolverines past the Warriors.

Nate Lewis had 13 points for the Wolverines.

Fort Kent 29

Lesaldo 4-2-10, Harvey 3-1-8, Bouchard 3-1-7, Voisine 2-0-4, Charette, Potvin, Soucy

Schenck 49

Hutchins 6-9-21, Lewis 6-1-13, Thompson 3-2-8, McCafferty 1-1-3, Theriault 1-0-2, McLaughlin 0-2-2, LeVasseur, Waite

3-pt. goals: Harvey

Fort Kent 6 12 21 29

Schenck 10 16 28 49

JV: Schenck 50-41

Caribou 82, Foxcroft 42

At Caribou, senior Ben Rosser scored a career-high 26 points to lead Caribou past Foxcroft Academy.

Shane Adkins led Foxcroft with 10 points.

Foxcroft (3-6) 42

Richard 1-0-3, Stroud 2-0-5, Gourley 0-2-2, Nason 2-0-5, Adkins 4-2-10, Gould 1-1-4, Champeon 4-0-9, Johnston 2-0-4, Kasprzak, Hutchinson, Witham, Geiger

Caribou (9-1) 82

Corrigan 3-4-10, Robertson 1-0-2, Schuster 1-5-7, Rosser 11-4-26, Rossignol 8-3-20, Nadeau 3-3-9, Anderson 1-0-2, Brown 2-0-4, Walker 0-2-2, Belanger, St. Peter

3-pt. goals: Richard, Stroud, Nason, Gould, Champeon; Rossignol

Foxcroft 8 17 30 42

Caribou 19 40 65 82

JV: Foxcroft 56-35

Greenville 86, East Grand 61

At Danforth, Richie Chilson scored a team-high 31 points as the visiting Lakers outlasted East Grand.

Freshman Alex Jardine added 20 points and Joe Gilbert scored 10 for Greenville.

Greenville (4-4) 86

Chilson 14-3-31, Jardine 9-1-20, Gilibert 5-0-10, St. Louis 2-0-4, Post 2-0-4, Wheelock 1-0-2, DiAngelo 3-1-7, Aucoin 4-0-8, Sikes, Caola, Muzzy

East Grand (2-8) 61

Morse 15-8-41, Langill 4-0-8, Gilman 2-0-4, S. Cropley 1-2-4, Dicker 1-1-4, Bartlett, D. Cropley, Brittain, Richardson, Nichols

3-pt. goals: Jardine; Morse 3, Dicker

Greenville 25 45 59 86

East Grand 16 25 41 61