Pandas down Mariners Lee halts DI-Stonington’s 32-game winning streak

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LEE – Hakeem Rodriguez scored 28 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as the Lee Academy boys basketball team handed Deer Isle-Stonington its first loss of the season, an 85-69 verdict Tuesday night.

Jarred Bingham and Luis Medina each posted 16 points for Lee Academy, which moved up to Class C this year. Devan Parker added 13 points and 12 rebounds for the Pandas.

Eben Powers led defending state Class D champion Deer Isle-Stonington with 28 points while Collin Ciomei had 24. Doug Boutilier chipped in with 11 for the Mariners, who had their 32-game winning streak ended.

DI-Stonington (10-1) 69

Powers 9-9-28, Ciomei 10-4-24, Boutilier 3-5-11, Rollins 2-0-4, Carter 0-2-2, Pinkham, Haskell

Lee Acad. (8-1) 85

Rodriguez 11-6-28, Bingham 6-1-16, Parker 5-3-13, Medina 6-2-16, Guido 0-1-1, MacDonald 1-2-4, Norris 1-0-2, Doty 1-1-3, Beers 1-0-2, Harris, Stevens

3-pt. goals: Powers, Ciomei; Bingham 3, Medina 2

DI-Stonington 19 39 59 69

Lee Acad. 19 41 64 85

JV: Lee 62-48

Brewer 45, Messalonskee 37

At Brewer, Nate Carson registered 11 points to propel Brewer by Messalonskee of Oakland.

Tyler Belote chipped in with eight points for the Witches.

Chris Pelletier scored 12 points to pace Messalonskee. Orlando Holmes added 10 for the Eagles.

Messalonskee (6-6) 37

Ouellette, Wilson 0-1-1, Pelletier 4-4-12, Bernier 3-0-6, Gilbert 1-0-2, Brenn 2-2-6, Holmes 3-3-10, Dubois, Hash, Erskine, Berkner

Brewer (2-8) 45

T. Bessette 2-0-5, O’Connell 2-1-5, Drake 1-0-2, Bissell 1-0-2, Hutchins 1-2-5, Valley 2-3-7, Carson 5-1-11, Belote 4-0-8, R. Bessette, Murphy

3-pt. goals: Holmes; T. Bessette, Hutchins

Messalonskee 10 14 22 37

Brewer 12 22 35 45

JV: Brewer 55-50

Mt. Blue 85, Nokomis 63

At Newport, Ben Russell tallied 27 points and eight rebounds to spark Mt. Blue of Farmington by Nokomis.

Jamie Sawyer scored 24 points while Joe Gilbert added 11 for the Cougars.

Jordan Wooldridge paced Nokomis with 16 points. Jordan Richards, Jordan Woodbury and Casey Reynolds each added 11 points for the Warriors.

Mt. Blue (8-3) 85

Russell 10-5-27, Sawyer 11-2-24, Gilbert 4-3-11, Backus 2-1-5, Simpson 1-2-4, Hoyt 1-0-3, Zamboni 1-0-3, Trask 0-2-2, Wiles-Rosell 0-2-2, Berry

Nokomis (0-11) 63

Wooldridge 6-4-16, Richards 5-0-11, Woodbury 5-0-11, Reynolds 3-5-11, Gustin 1-2-4, Higgins 1-1-3, Hopkins 1-1-3, Barrows 1-0-2, Haverly-Johndro 0-1-1, Wintle 0-1-1, Amoroso

3-pt. goals: Hoyt, Zamboni; Richards, Woodbury

Mt. Blue 19 39 61 85

Nokomis 19 30 48 63

East Grand 59, Highview Chr. 37

At Danforth, Tyler Morse scored a game-high 25 points to lead East Grand by Highview Christian Academy of Charleston.

Kaleb Dicker posted 14 points while Tyler Langill added 11 for the Vikings.

Qui Hoang Le scored 12 points to lead Highview while Stefan Rowe added 10 for the Knights.

Highview Chr. (0-10) 37

Hoang Le 5-0-12, Rowe 5-0-10, Jones 4-0-8, Tran 2-0-4, Choi 1-0-2, Fernandez 0-1-1, Morishita, Parent, Chandler

East Grand (3-8) 59

T. Morse 12-1-25, Dicker 5-2-14, Langill 4-3-11, Bartlett 2-1-5, A. Brittain 1-0-2, H. Brittain 0-1-1, Nicholas 0-1-1, Cropley, Gilman, D. Morse, Henn, Richardson

3-pt. goals: Hoang Le 2

Highview Chr. 7 10 22 37

East Grand 16 41 52 59

Schenck 67, Orono 51

At East Millinocket, Aaron Hutchins poured in 26 points and Nate Lewis 21 as Schenck avenged an earlier loss to Orono.

Lanny Thompson chipped in with nine points for the Wolverines.

Joel Riemersma netted 16 points and Seth Dwyer 10 for the Red Riots.

Orono (7-5) 51

Riemersma 5-3-16, Dwyer 3-4-10, Hecker 1-0-2, Haamid, Levasseur 1-2-4, Talty, Patterson 2-0-4, Nason 0-2-2, Bates 1-0-2, Spencer-1-5-7, Coleman 2-0-4

Schenck (10-2) 67

Hutchins 10-3-26, Lewis 9-3-21, Thompson 4-0-9, Sirois 0-1-1, Waite 2-0-4, McCafferty, Brown 1-0-2, Theriault 1-0-2, LeClair, McLaughlin 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Riemersma 3; Hutchins 3, Thompson

Orono 10 16 33 51

Schenck 16 28 47 67

JV: Schenck 72-44

Rockland 55, MCI 33

At Rockland, Chris Nolan scored seven of his game-high 12 points in the second quarter as Rockland outscored Maine Central Institute of Pittsfield 13-4 to build a 13-point halftime lead.

Dylan Meklin had 10 points for the winners. Nick Baudanza and Tyler Patterson combined for 12 rebounds.

Alex Sidelinger and Jake Marcoux had eight points apiece for the Huskies.

MCI (1-10) 33

Campball 1-1-3, Hammond 2-0-5, N. Cook 1-0-2, White 1-0-2, C. Cook 1-0-2, Sidelinger 4-0-8, Morton 1-1-3, Marcoux 3-0-8, Bradeen, Hunt, Bennett

Rockland (8-3) 55

Nolan 5-0-12, Weiss 1-2-4, Dresser 2-0-4, Searle 2-0-4, Baudanza 1-2-4, Morrill 3-0-7, Meklin 4-2-10, Ilvonen 2-0-5, Patterson 2-1-5, Murphy, Leiter

3-pt. goals: Marcoux 2, Hammond; Nolan 2, Morrill, Ilvonen

MCI 8 12 18 33

Rockland 12 25 45 55

Houlton 61, Stearns 46

At Millinocket, James Bates tossed in 19 points to lead the Shiretowners to victory.

Josh Beals chipped in with 13 points for Houlton.

Charlie Osborne scored 13 points and Tyler Richards 10 for Stearns.

Houlton (6-5) 61

Bates 9-0-19, Beals 5-2-13, Brown 1-6-8, Bragan, Austin 1-1-3, Hill 3-0-6, Woodworth 0-2-2, Carmichael 4-1-9, Flewelling, Gervais 0-1-1, McGuire

Stearns (6-5) 46

Wallace, MacDonald 1-1-3, Sadlon 1-5-7, Baker 1-0-3, Osborne 5-1-13, Manzo 2-0-4, Eurich, McLaughlin 1-2-4, Soucy, Barnett 1-0-2, Streams, Richards 4-2-10

3-pt. goals: Bates, Beals; Osborne 2, Baker

Houlton 19 38 48 61

Stearns 15 22 33 46

JV: Houlton 54-47

Forest Hills 60, Greenville 58

At Jackman, Cody Gilboe poured in 19 points and grabbed 17 rebounds as Forest Hills edged Greenville.

Jeff Mulhall paced Forest Hills with a game-high 20 points. Corey Plante added 12 points for the Tigers.

Richie Chilson led Greenville with 16 points while Alex Jardine added 13 for the Lakers.

Greenville (4-5) 58

St. Louis 3-0-9, Post 1-0-2, Chilson 7-1-16, Jardine 5-0-13, Daigle 3-0-6, Gilbert 2-0-4, Aucoin 4-0-8, Muzzy

Forest Hills (9-2) 60

Plante 4-4-12, Forge 1-0-2, Mulhall 7-2-20, Gilboe 8-3-19, Lumbert 2-1-7, McNally, Hoyt

3-pt. goals: St. Louis 3, Chilson, Jardine 3; Mulhall 4, Lumbert 2

Greenville 16 25 36 58

Forest Hills 12 26 38 60

MA Lynx 71, Ellsworth 49

At Ellsworth, Brady Vose connected for 35 points, including 22 in the first half as Mattanawcook Academy of Lincoln rolled to the easy victory.

Derek Libbey netted 19 points, all in the first half for the Lynx, while Tyler White added 11.

James Doe paced Ellsworth with 19 points while Brad Folmer notched 11.

Mattanawcook (8-2) 71

Cahill, Laird, Campbell, Libby 7-1-19, Vose 12-8-35, White 5-1-11, Hannington, McKinnon 1-0-2, Langevin 1-0-2, Hanscom, Bernier 1-0-2

Ellsworth (2-9) 49

Doe 8-1-19, Danico, Folmer 4-2-11, Austin 2-0-6, Kelley, Dugas, Tracy 1-0-3, Petros 2-0-4, Coombs 2-0-4, Vachon, Berry 1-0-2, Haass

3-pt. goals: Libbey 4, Vose 3; Doe 2, Austin 2, Folmer, Tracy

Mattanawcook 29 46 59 71

Ellsworth 13 27 39 49

JV: Ellsworth 50-33

George Stevens 56, Penquis 40

At Blue Hill, Nick Saunders scored a game-high 16 points and hauled in six rebounds and Rashad Frazier had 15 points and seven rebounds as George Stevens Academy posted its fifth straight win.

Ebb Walton had 10 points for the winners.

Cody Andrews had nine points for Penquis of Milo and Caleb Stanley and Kris Foss combined for 12 more.

Penquis (0-11) 40

Delano, Brown 1-0-2, Foss 3-0-6, Larsen 1-0-3, Zwicker 1-0-2, Arefein 1-0-2, Artus 0-1-1, Badger, Leland 2-1-5, Stanley 3-0-6, Andrews 4-1-9

George Stevens (7-4) 56

Walton 4-0-10, Ensworth, Owen 2-0-4, Astbury 0-2-2, Frazier 7-1-15, Ingraham 1-4-6, Saunders 7-2-16, Marks, Jordan 1-0-3, Fiveland

3-pt. goals: Larsen; Walton 2, Jordan

Penquis 9 23 34 40

GSA 12 30 43 56

JV: GSA 49-41

Sumner 66, Bangor Christian 45

At East Sullivan, Matt Boyle and Denton Johnson paced a balanced attack with 11 points each as Sumner earned the victory.

Cory Rolfe and Justin Brenton added 10 points and 10 rebounds each for the Tigers, while Woody Huber chipped in with nine points.

Bangor Christian’s Brett Bradford scored a game-high 19 points before being injured in the fourth quarter.

Bangor Christian (4-7) 45

Caldwell 2-1-6, Dorman 0-1-1, Johnson 3-0-6, Bradford 7-0-19, Alexander 2-0-4, Wilcox 1-0-3, Washburn 2-0-4, Rollins 0-1-1, Theriault 1-0-2, Boone

Sumner (3-8) 66

Ingalls 1-3-5, Rolfe 5-0-10, Boyle 5-0-11, D. Johnson 3-2-11, Sargent 1-0-2, Huber 4-1-9, Bell 1-0-2, Brenton 5-2-10, Weaver 2-0-4, B. Johnson, Leighton, Ulrich

3-pt. goals: Bradford 5, Caldwell, Wilcox; D. Johnson 3, Boyle

Bangor Christian 15 22 39 45

Sumner 19 35 50 66

JV: Sumner 62-45

Valley 64, PCHS 61

At Bingham, Brandon Osgood scored eight of his 13 points in the fourth quarter to help Valley hold off rallying Piscataquis Community High School of Guilford.

Curtis Miller had 21 points for Valley and Scott Hunnewell scored 11. Trevor Miller had eight points and nine rebounds and Osgood grabbed eight rebounds.

Brandon Lovell had a game-high 31 points for PCHS including seven three-pointers. Bryan Russell contributed 14 points and Nolan Lovell had 13 more.

PCHS (5-6) 61

London 10-4-31, Russell 4-5-14, Shufelt 1-1-3, Lovell 5-2-13, Cleaves, Emerson, Bridge

Valley (9-2) 64

Ca. Miller 3-0-6, S. Hunnewell 4-3-11, Cu. Miller 8-4-21, T. Miller 4-0-8, Osgood 6-1-13, Pinkham 1-0-3, J. Hunnewell 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: London 7, Russell, Lovell; Cu. Miller, Pinkham

PCHS 13 19 34 61

Valley 8 22 43 64

Maranacook 84, Mount View 57

At Readfield, Ryan Martin connected for 30 points and Mike Poulin 10 as Maranacook cruised past Mount View of Thorndike.

Will Bardaglio chipped in eight points and five steals for the Black Bears, who had six players contribute at least six points.

Ethan Jean scored 18 points to lead the Mustangs.

Mount View (3-8) 57

Dy. Keller 2-2-8, De. Keller 1-3-5, Jean 8-1-18, Mehuren, Birkbeck, Babin 2-0-4, Miles 3-0-6, Merrifield 1-1-3, St. Clair 2-0-5, Cochrane 2-0-4, Coleman 2-0-4

Maranacook (11-0) 84

M. Poulin 4-2-10, Martin 10-6-30, Johnson 0-1-1, S. Poulin 1-1-3, Bardaglio 4-0-8, LaChance 2-0-4, Norwood 1-2-4, Hoddwells 0-2-2, Duplisea 3-0-6, Gerritty 4-0-8, Gilman 3-0-6, Bean 1-0-2, Clough, Stephens, Allen

3-pt. goals: Dy. Keller 2, Jean, St. Clair; Martin 4

Mount View 6 19 38 57

Maranacook 14 41 72 84

Hockey

Orono 9, Old Town 3

At Alfond, Nathan Curtis tallied three goals and four assists to spark Orono by Old Town.

Brandon Paul and Kirk Francis scored two goals apiece for Orono. Mark Cloutier and Brandon Higgins each added a goal. David Eugley made 25 saves on 28 shots for the 4-6-1 Red Riots.

Jason Smith, Matt Nadeau and Tyler Vandez each netted a goal for Old Town. Dan LeBreton stopped 20 of 29 shots for the 2-8 Coyotes.

Girls basketball

East Grand 35, Highview Chr. 22

At Danforth, Courtney Lloyd netted 16 points to propel East Grand to victory over Highview Christian Academy of Charleston.

Kelsey Daoust chipped in with nine points for the Vikings.

Alexandra Booker and Elizabeth Hanson each scored seven points to pace Highview.

Highview Chr. (0-6) 22

Booker 3-1-7, Hanson 3-0-7, Loreda 1-0-2, Francis 1-0-2, Dunfey 1-0-2, Allard 1-0-2, Babcock, Sherchuk, Fish

East Grand (3-10) 35

Daoust 3-2-9, Lloyd 4-8-16, Tuck 2-0-4, Roy 3-0-6, Bartlett, Hannington, Beaudoin

3-pt. goals: Hanson; Daoust

Highview Chr. 5 11 15 22

East Grand 5 18 26 35

Mt. Blue 46, Nokomis 42

At Farmington, Meaghan Robinson scored 12 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead Mt. Blue by Nokomis of Newport.

Chelsea Thompson added 12 points for the Cougars.

Kelley Paradis netted a game-high 21 points to pace Nokomis.

Nokomis 42

Paradis 9-3-21, Lieberman 2-0-4, White 2-2-6, W. Batchelder, H. Wyman, Robbins, Easler, K. Batchelder 2-0-5, A. Wyman 1-0-2, Gray, Supreant 1-0-2, Littlefield, Lyford 1-0-2, Nelson

Mt. Blue 46

Robinson 4-4-12, Thompson 5-2-12, LaPlant 1-0-2, Deschanes 1-0-2, Pederson 2-0-4, Oswald 2-0-4, Hardy, Keach 2-0-4, Allen 2-1-5

3-pt. goals: K. Batchelder

Nokomis 15 21 32 42

Mt. Blue 14 25 35 46

Hermon 70, Foxcroft 54

At Hermon, Ashley Kelley scored 18 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as the Hawks cruised to their 12th victory.

Hillary Keith tossed in 17 points and Emily Berglund 14 for Hermon while Erin Arnold added 11. Katie Durgin dished out seven assists.

Sabrina Sherrill led all scorers with 20 points, including six 3-pointers, for Foxcroft Academy while Kelsey Boss contributed 10.

Foxcroft Acad. (5-6) 54

Sherrill 7-0-20, Seavey 0-2-2, Withee 1-0-2, Brown 3-2-9, Boss 4-0-10, Adkins 0-2-2, V. Lougee 2-3-7, T. Lougee 1-0-2, Keane, Chase

Hermon (12-1) 70

Veilleux 2-0-4, Woodard, Berglund 6-2-14, Durgin 2-2-6, Keith 5-2-17, Kelley 8-2-18, Arnold 4-3-11, Ross, Barry

3-pt. goals: Sherrill 6, Boss 2, Brown

Foxcroft 14 27 39 54

Hermon 20 38 51 70

JV: Hermon 47-32

Rockland 40, MCI 19

At Pittsfield, Aly Nolan and Kelsey Sirois scored 10 points apiece and Dana Clarke had nine as Rockland beat host Maine Central Institute.

Gabby Fields-Love had seven points for MCI and Bianca Asaro had five.

Rockland (6-5) 40

Felt, Kinney 1-0-2, Burns, Ranquist 0-1-1, Clarke 3-3-9, Nolan 3-3-10, Sirois 3-4-10, Heal 3-0-6, Dennison, Joyce 1-0-2, Picard

MCI (2-9) 19

Asaro 2-1-5, Mosher, Judkins, Huff, Houston 0-2-2, Fields-Love 2-1-7, Lorentsen 1-1-3, Hughes, Clement 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Nolan; Fields-Love 2

Rockland 10 16 26 40

MCI 4 7 12 19

JV: Rockland 38-20

Messalonskee 71, Brewer 65

At Oakland, the Brewer Witches rallied from a 14-point halftime deficit to force overtime before host Messalonskee pulled away in the second overtime period.

Hannah Dexter led the Eagles with a game-high 22 points while Kaitlyn Deering netted 19.

Leah Jackson recorded a double-double for Brewer, tossing in 19 points and grabbing 13 rebounds. Sheri Valley had 16 points and seven steals and Meghan McLain 13 points, including four 3-pointers.

Brewer (3-7) 65

Valley 7-2-16, Jackson 7-5-19, McLain 4-1-13, Hutchins, Adams, Nickerson 1-0-3, Aleksiewicz 1-3-5, Kenney 3-3-9

Messalonskee (8-4) 71

Perry 4-2-10, Dexter 8-5-22, Deering 8-3-19, Stacey, Busque, Charles 1-2-4, Tinsman 1-0-2, Bridges 2-0-5, Oliver 0-1-1, Haiss 3-2-8

3-pt. goals: McLain 4; Bridges, Dexter

Brewer 8 20 40 55 62 65

Messalonskee 19 34 44 55 62 71

Forest Hills 33, Greenville 23

At Jackman, Elise Begin scored 13 points while Crystal Allen added eight to lead the Forest Hills Tigers past Greenvile.

Alisha Gilbert’s nine points paced the Lakers.

Greenville 23

Gilbert 3-39, Rockwell 3-0-6, Boucher 1-1-3, Peat 1-0-2, Breton 1-0-2, Weeks 0-1-1, Harmon, Martel

Forest Hills 33

E. Begin 4-3-13, Allen 4-0-8, Je. Worster 2-0-4, Ja. Worster 2-0-4, K. Begin 1-0-2, Achey 1-0-2, Doyle

3-pt. goals: none

Greenville 8 13 15 23

Forest Hills 15 22 26 33