Goodall sparks SAHS Warriors defeat GHCA 50-44

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DYER BROOK – Evangeline Goodall netted 14 points as the Southern Aroostook girls basketball team took a 12-point lead into the fourth quarter and held on for a 50-44 victory over Greater Houlton Christian Academy Thursday night.

Liz Goodall and Brittany Charette each chipped in with nine points while Liz Bergan grabbed 11 rebounds for the Warriors.

Sarah Riopel and Kasi Parker each posted 17 points to pace Greater Houlton.

GHCA (11-3) 44

Riopel 5-7-17, Socoby, Parker 5-4-17, Emery, Lord 2-3-8, Michaud

So. Aroostook (8-6) 50

McGary 2-0-4, E. Goodall 6-1-14, Bergan 2-0-4, Jan. Rockwell, L. Goodall 3-3-9, Grant 1-0-2, Jas. Rockwell 1-0-2, Charette 3-3-9, Crandall 2-0-4, Hartin, Nadeau 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Parker 2, Lord; E. Goodall

GHCA 10 16 22 44

So. Aroostook 12 27 34 50

JV: So. Aroostook 44-18

Houlton 62, Hodgdon 29

At Houlton, Rachel Foster scored 20 points and hauled down 13 rebounds as Houlton cruised to its 13th victory.

Vanessa Sanderson tallied 15 points and Desiree Dow 11 for the Shiretowners.

Sam Carpenter scored eight points for Hodgdon.

Hodgdon (5-8) 29

Carpenter 3-0-8, Estabrook 2-0-4, T. Quint 0-2-2, Hovey 2-0-4, London 1-0-2, Sloat 2-0-4, H. Quint 1-0-2, Martin 1-0-3, M. Quint, Ellis, Wallace, Duff

Houlton (13-1) 62

Foster 10-0-20, Sanderson 5-3-15, Dow 5-1-11, Herring 3-2-8, Putnam 1-0-2, McPartland 0-1-1, Caron 0-1-1, Lackey 2-0-4, Bailey

3-pt. goals: Carpenter 2; Sanderson 2

Hodgdon 5 9 16 29

Houlton 13 30 42 62

JV: Houlton 44-26

Ashland 43, LCS/MSSM 37

At Limestone, Whitney Flint tossed in a game-high 30 points to power Ashland by Limestone Community School/Maine School of Science and Mathematics.

Kellie Peers posted 14 points to pace LCS/MSSM while Stacy Bernier chipped in with 10.

Ashland (9-2) 43

Chasse 3-2-8, Flint 9-10-30, Cook, Baker, Poulin 2-0-4

LCS/MSSM (2-9) 37

Peers 6-1-14, Leighton 1-1-3, Denslow, Good 1-0-2, Allen 2-2-6, St. Pierre, Gray 1-0-2, Bernier 5-0-10

3-pt. goals: Flint 2; Peers

Ashland 14 24 33 43

LCS/MSSM 7 18 28 37

JV: Ashland 38-32

Woodland 66, Calvary Chapel 23

At Woodland, Courtney Cochran scored 14 of her game-high 19 points in the first quarter to pace a well-rounded offense in the Dragons’ win.

Asia Parks tossed in 10 points and pulled down 12 rebounds for Woodland, while Ariel Knights added 10 points and Cochran tallied seven rebounds.

Faith Thomas led Calvary Chapel of Orrington with 11 points.

Calvary Chapel (1-7) 23

Warman 1-0-2, Lacadie 1-0-2, Thomas 4-0-11, Mills, Kettell 1-1-4, Pomeroy 1-0-3, Norsworthy 0-1-1

Woodland (10-3) 66

Laking, Boomer 2-0-4, Knights 4-2-10, Gabriel 3-3-9, Torrey 1-0-2, McGinley 1-0-2, Hurlburt, Nicholas 1-0-2, Cochran 9-1-19, Bergin 4-0-8, Parks 5-0-10

3-pt. goals: Thomas 3, Kettell, Pomeroy

Calvary Chapel 7 16 19 23

Woodland 22 37 54 66

Lubec 81, Islesboro 38

At Lubec, Shelby Searles poured in a game-high 40 points and posted six steals to power Lubec by Islesboro.

Amanda Huntley tallied 12 points and 15 rebounds for the Hornets.

Michelle Reldy and Sarah Cowles each scored 11 points to lead Islesboro.

Islesboro (3-7) 38

Reldy 5-1-11, Cowles 1-8-11, Hatch 3-2-8, Johnston 3-0-7, Durkee 0-1-1, Gebhardt

Lubec (8-7) 81

Searles 16-4-40, Kr. Wright 8-0-17, A. Huntley 5-2-12, Ki. Wright 3-0-6, Denbow 2-0-4, Knox 1-0-2, M. Huntley

3-pt. goals: Johnston; Searles 4, Kr. Wright

Islesboro 5 10 18 38

Lubec 24 46 62 81

Hockey

Bangor 4, Lawrence 2

At Bangor’s Sawyer Arena, junior left wing Johnny Warren notched his first career hat trick and sophomore center Noah Frost scored his first varsity goal as the Rams rallied for four third-period goals to beat Lawrence of Fairfield.

Bangor improved to 6-6 while Lawrence fell to 5-6-1.

James Banks’ first-period goal off a two-on-one with Devon Belanger and Andrew Englehart’s second-period tally staked the Bulldogs to a 2-0 lead. Englehart swept home a loose puck after Belanger lost it off his stick.

But Warren converted a Joey Seccareccia pass just 41 seconds into the third period and Frost tied it with 4:59 remaining as he one-timed a Chad Kelley pass between the pads of Lawrence goalie Chris Caron.

Warren broke the tie 1:16 later off a Phil Frost pass from behind the net.

Warren took a stride and wristed a 20-footer past Caron to into the short side corner on the blocker side.

Warren capped it with a shorthanded empty net goal moments after Seccareccia dove out to block a Bulldog shot from the point.

Andrew Riley finished with 17 saves for Bangor while Caron wound up with 20.

Boys basketball

Cen. Aroostook 71, Katahdin 41

At Mars Hill, Cameron York tossed in 18 points and Manny Martinez 17 as the Panthers rolled to the victory.

Logan McCarthy chipped in with 11 points for Central Aroostook, who had 10 players figure into the scoring column in a balanced effort.

Lucas Craig’s 12 points paced Katahdin of Stacyville.

Katahdin (4-9) 41

Craig 3-6-12, Curtis 1-1-3, E. Qualey 3-1-8, Anderson 1-13, R. Qualey, Davis, McCarthy 2-0-4, Gallagher 2-0-4, Guiggey 1-1-3, Rogerson, Robinson 2-0-4

Central Aroostook (12-0) 71

York 7-2-18, Martinez 7-0-17, L. McCarthy 5-1-11, Kelly 2-4-8, B. McCarthy 1-2-4, Folsom 0-1-1, Brewer 2-0-5, Stiles 1-0-2, Footer 1-0-2, McLaughlin, Vanjel 1-1-3, White, Nappi

3-pt. goals: E. Qualey; Brewer, York 2

Katahdin 7 21 29 41

Cen. Aroostook 14 35 61 71

JV: Cen. Aroostook 55-52 (OT)

Van Buren 72, Wisdom 42

At St. Agatha, Ben Doucette registered 31 points to propel Van Buren by Wisdom.

Alex Martin added 13 points for the Crusaders.

Rocky Chamberland and Michael San Antonio each posted 10 points to pace Wisdom.

Van Buren (6-6) 72

Theriault, Lapointe, Doucette 12-6-31, Deschaine 1-0-2, Rossignol 2-1-5, Chasse, Vaillancourt 3-0-6, Allen 3-2-8, Martin 4-5-13, Giordano 3-1-7

Wisdom (3-10) 42

Ky. Daigle 2-0-5, R. Chamberland 4-0-10, K. Chamberland 0-1-1, Young 3-0-6, Ku. Daigle 3-0-6, Michaud 2-0-4, San Antonio 5-0-10, Picard, Cyr

3-pt. goals: Doucette; Ky. Daigle

Van Buren 22 47 62 72

Wisdom 10 26 32 42

Dexter 57, Stearns 38

At Dexter, senior center Gavin Cote led a balanced attack with 13 points and 12 rebounds as the Tigers earned their 10th win of the season.

Rick Stewart added 12 points for 10-4 Dexter, while Ethan Woodman added 10 points, Nathan Peirce had eight points and eight rebounds and Chris Eastman contributed eight points and six rebounds.

Cory Barnett led Stearns of Millinocket with a game-high 15 points. Charlie Osborne added nine points for the 6-8 Minutemen, while Tyler Richards had six rebounds and three blocked shots.

Dexter led 26-20 at intermission, but quickly extended its lead to double digits by forcing eight Stearns turnovers during the third quarter. The Tigers held a 44-30 lead entering the fourth quarter and extended that margin to as many as 20 points in the final minutes.

Lubec 67, Islesboro 58

At Lubec, Shane McPherson netted 20 points and grabbed 18 rebounds to spark Lubec by Islesboro.

Chris Grant was the Hornets’ high scorer with 21 points while Matt Rice tallied 10 points and 15 rebounds for the winners.

Islesboro was paced by D.J. Johnson with 21 points. Jason Hatch added 15 points for the Eagles.

Islesboro 58

Scheer 2-0-4, Johnson 10-1-21, Hatch 6-0-15, Scherman 3-3-9, Mahar 1-2-4, Pendelton, Ghofherdt, Govoni 2-0-4

Lubec (3-11) 67

Francis 3-0-6, Grant 8-3-21, McPherson 12-2-20, Sawtell 2-0-4, Rice 5-0-10

3-pt. goals: Hatch 3; Grant 2

Islesboro 11 26 36 58

Lubec 12 32 47 67