Pelletier propels Owls Madawaska wins behind late rally

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FORT FAIRFIELD – Madawaska outscored Fort Fairfield 7-3 in the final minute Monday night to earn a 45-41 girls basketball victory.

Kallie Pelletier scored seven of her 15 points in the fourth quarter for the Owls and Emma Dionne had 11 points.

Whitney Park led Fort Fairfield with 13 points. Alison Blaisdell scored 11 points and Kaitlyn McLaughlin added 10 points.

Madawaska (5-11) 45

Parker 2-2-6, Cyr 1-1-3, Nadeau 2-2-6, Gendreau 2-0-4, K. Pelletier 6-1-15, Dionne 4-3-11, B. Pelletier

Fort Fairfield (8-9) 41

M. Shaw 2-0-4, McLaughlin 5-0-10, Park 5-2-13, Blaisdell 4-1-11, Hebert 1-0-3, D. Shaw

3-pt. goals: K. Pelletier 2; Blaisdell 2, Park, Hebert

Madawaska 10 16 29 45

Fort Fairfield 11 19 26 41

JV: Fort Fairfield 54-26

Washburn 61, Van Buren 29

At Washburn, Kelsee McLaughlin scored 17 points to lead Washburn past Van Buren.

Rebecca Campbell posted 12 points for the Beavers. Rachel Palmer added nine points and nine rebounds, and Erica McDougall totaled eight assists.

Kristen Vaillancourt scored a game-high 18 points for the Crusaders.

Van Buren (5-10) 29

Vaillancourt 6-6-18, Ouellette 1-2-4, Bard 0-3-3, Schneider 1-0-2, Deschaines 1-0-2, Laplante, Ruest

Washburn (15-2) 61

McLaughlin 5-7-17, Campbell 4-3-12, Palmer 3-3-9, S. Cochran 3-0-6, McDougall 2-1-5, Koch 2-0-4, Chandler 1-0-2, Goupille 1-0-2, Reed 1-0-2, Sjoberg 1-0-2, Berube, Saucier, F. Cochran

3-pt. goals: Campbell

Van Buren 3 17 23 29

Washburn 21 32 49 61

Katahdin 55, Schenck 40

At Stacyville, Olivia McNally and Jalisa Moore scored 11 points apiece to lead Katahdin past Schenck of East Millinocket.

Alisha Majkowski and Melissa Duffy had 10 points each for the Cougars.

Courtney MacLeod scored eight points to lead Schenck.

Schenck (1-17) 40

Kimball 3-0-6, Bouchard 2-1-5, Howard 1-0-2, Lowell 0-3-3, MacLeod 4-0-8, Deloge 1-4-7, Dicentes 1-0-2, Brown 2-3-7

Katahdin (7-10) 55

Rush 1-0-2, Majkowski 3-4-10, Duffy 5-0-10, McNally 3-4-11, Moore 4-3-11, Heath 2-0-4, Stevens 3-1-7, Cyr

3-pt. goals: Deloge; McNally

Schenck 5 13 25 40

Katahdin 14 28 39 55

Central Aroostook 68, Easton 17

At Mars Hill, Sarah Long scored 13 points and Kayla Day added 10 to propel the Panthers.

Alexandra Dame and Robin Graham added nine points each for Central Aroostook.

Brooke Hammond topped the Bears with seven points.

Easton (1-16) 17

Fuller, Bennett, Burtt 1-1-3, Hammond 2-1-7, Lunney, Cyr, Parlin, Trask 2-2-6, Nickerson, Boxwell, Romano

Central Aroostook (15-2) 68

McClay, Estabrook 2-1-6, C. Hartin 2-1-5, Bradley 4-0-8, B. Hartin 2-0-4, Day 4-0-10, C. Long 1-0-2, Graham 4-1-9, Mean 0-1-1, Dame 4-1-9, S. Long 6-1-13, Brewer 0-1-1, Robinson

3-pt. goals: Hammond 2; Day 2, Estabrook

Easton 0 2 5 17

Central Aroostook 26 42 55 68

Fort Kent 78, LCS/MSSM 33

At Fort Kent, Emily Pelletier hit five 3-pointers and totaled 17 points in the first half to propel the Warriors past Limestone Community School/Maine School of Science and Mathematics.

Pelletier finished with six 3s and 24 points, Brianna Thibodeau registered 15 points, and Taylor Boucher added 10.

Melanie Allen led the Eagles with 11 points, and Caitlin Good and Kellie Pierce posted 10 each.

LCS/MSSM (3-14) 33

Cote, Pierce 3-2-10, Leighton, Hafner, Kelly, Good 5-0-10, Allen 4-3-11, St. Pierre 0-2-2, Gray

Fort Kent (13-4) 78

E. Pelletier 9-0-24, Boucher 4-2-10, Rossignol 1-1-3, J. Pelletier 3-1-7, Witmer 1-0-2, Albert 1-2-4, Thibodeau 6-0-15, Cyr 3-1-7, Bouchard 1-0-2, Daigle 1-0-2, Dube 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Pierce 2; E. Pelletier 6, Thibodeau 3

LCS/MSSM 8 22 28 33

Fort Kent 24 42 63 78

JV: Fort Kent 59-22

Greenville 50, East Grand 27

At Greenville, the Lakers outscored the Vikings of Danforth 15-5 in the second quarter to pull away.

Saige Weeks paced the winners with 11 points, and Casey Alexander put in 10.

Kelsey Daoust scored a game-high 14 points for East Grand, and Courtney Lloyd had nine.

East Grand (3-11) 27

Daoust 3-7-14, Lloyd 3-3-9, Hannington 1-0-2, Roy 1-0-2, Beaudoin, Gilman, Bartlett

Greenville (6-9) 50

Weeks 5-1-11, Alexander 5-0-10, Harmon 2-1-5, Peat 1-3-5, Boucher 2-0-4, Rockwell 2-0-4, Lavigne 1-2-4, Gilbert 1-1-3, Breton 1-0-2, Theriault 1-0-2, Martel, Howard

3-pt. goals: Daoust 2

East Grand 2 7 13 27

Greenville 7 22 37 50

Hockey

John Bapst 2, Presque Isle 2

At Sawyer Arena in Bangor Saturday, Chase Huckestein and Connor Schofield each scored third-period goals for John Bapst to tie up the game and send it to the scoreless overtime.

Andrew Casey and Casey Hull assisted on Huckestein’s goal 7:53 into the third and Travis Poulin assisted on Scofield’s goal 25 seconds later. Nate Kuneman made 33 saves for the 10-3-1 Crusaders.

Brandon Daigle scored a first-period goal off a Dylan Collins assist for 8-6-2 Presque Isle and Josh Buck set up Mark Carvell’s second-period goal. Ethan Hill made 36 saves.

JV: Hampden 3, John Bapst 2

Boys basketball

Calais 65, Houlton 54

At Calais, the Blue Devils placed five players in double-figure scoring en route to their 15th victory of the season and 59th consecutive win.

Sam Bell paced the winners with 19 points and Jordan Leeman added 13. Rod Tirrell chipped in with 11 points while brothers Cal and Cam Shorey scored 10 apiece.

Ryan Hill scored 24 points to lead the Shiretowners and Josh Beals put in 10.

Houlton (9-8) 54

Brown 2-5-9, Hill 6-10-24, Beals 3-4-10, Woodworth 0-1-1, Carmichael 3-0-6, McGuire 1-0-2, Austin

Calais (15-0) 65

Cal Shorey 5-0-10, Cam Shorey 5-0-10, Bell 8-2-19, Leeman 4-2-13, Tirrell 5-0-11, O’Neal 1-0-2, Cavanaugh

3-pt. goals: Hill 2; Bell, Leeman 3, Tirrell

Houlton 10 23 40 54

Calais 20 40 53 65

JV: Calais 47-34

Central Aroostook 41, Easton 36

At Mars Hill, four free throws by Cameron York and two by Casey Brewer in the final 40 seconds helped the Panthers remain unbeaten at 17-0.

They sandwiched a 3-pointer by Brad Trask that had pulled the Bears to within a point at 37-36.

York finished with a game-high 19 points for Central Aroostook and Manny Martinez added nine.

Jeremy Brock led Easton with 13 points, while Sam Bacon and Nick Flewelling had eight apiece.

Easton (13-4) 36

Brock 6-1-13, Trask 3-0-7, S. Bacon 4-0-8, Flewelling 4-0-8, Sanders, White, Fuller

Central Aroostook (17-0) 41

York 6-4-19, Martinez 4-0-9, Folsom, McLaughlin 1-1-3, Brewer 0-2-2, Kelly 1-0-2, B. McCarthy 1-0-2, L. McCarthy 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Trask; York 3, Martinez

Easton 10 15 27 36

Cen. Aroostook 13 22 31 41

JV: CAHS 48-35

Ashland 83, Washburn 44

At Ashland, Lucas Hafford had 17 points and 12 rebounds to lift Ashland over Washburn.

Tyler Cote scored 15 points for the Hornets, and Lucas Belanger and Carl Nemer each added 11.

Nick McIntosh paced the Beavers with 23 points, and Alex McIntosh scored 10.

Washburn (2-15) 44

Sperrey 2-0-5, A. McIntosh 4-2-10, Frank 2-0-6, N. McIntosh 9-4-23, Huston, J. Howe, Se. Viola, Sa. Viola, Pendexter, M. Howe

Ashland (13-4) 83

Paradis 1-0-2, Condon 1-1-3, Tarr 4-1-9, L. Belanger 5-1-11, Gimbel 1-0-2, Cote 7-0-15, Milligan 0-3-3, Nemer 5-0-11, Hafford 8-1-17, Levesque 3-0-6, J. Belanger 2-0-4, Baker

3-pt. goals: Frank 2, Sperrey, N. McIntosh; Cote, Nemer

Washburn 7 21 34 44

Ashland 29 58 68 83

Greenville 71, East Grand 46

At Greenville, T.J. St. Louis scored nine points to lead Greenville past East Grand of Danforth.

Kaleb Dicker led the Vikings with 12 points while Seth Cropley and Tyler Langill added 10 points each.

East Grand (4-12) 46

Dicker 2-6-12, Cropley 3-3-10, Langill 3-4-10, Gilman 1-2-5, A. Brittain 1-0-3, Bartlett 2-0-4, H. Brittain 1-0-2, Morse, Kenyon, Richardson

Greenville (9-6) 71

St. Louis 4-0-9, DiAngelo 4-0-8, Sikes 3-0-7, Post 3-0-6, Chilson 3-0-7, Caola 3-1-7, Jardine 4-0-8, Wheelock 1-0-2, Muzzy 1-2-5, Gilbert 3-0-6, Aucoin 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Dicker 2, Cropley, Gilman, A. Brittain; St. Louis, Sikes, Chilson, Muzzy

East Grand 13 28 37 46

Greenville 19 35 52 71