OLD TOWN – Kyle Gallant scored 17 points to help the No. 11 John Bapst Crusaders knock off the No. 6 Old Town Coyotes 56-44 in an Eastern Maine Class B boys basketball prelim Thursday night at MacKenzie Gym.

Aaron Healey chipped in 14 points for the Crusaders of Bangor, who advanced to 3:05 p.m. quarterfinal today against No. 3 Camden Hills at the Bangor Auditorium. Camden Hills defeated No. 14 Hermon 82-71 Thursday night.

Mamadou Ba paced Old Town with 13 points. Ethan Shanley added 12 points and Dillon Shorey netted 10 points.

John Bapst (10-9) 56

Gallant 4-9-17, Healey 5-4-14, Cushman 3-3-9, Merritt 4-0-8, D. Smith 1-2-4, N. Smith 2-0-4, Carr, Weatherbee, B. Bragdon, J. Bragdon, Moriarty, Sawyer, Hass

Old Town (12-7) 44

Ba 5-0-13, Shanley 4-4-12, Shorey 4-0-10, Bartlett 1-1-3, Boucher 1-0-2, Paradis 1-0-2, Ziegenbein 1-0-2, Hussey, Wilkins

3-pt. goals: Ba 3, Shorey 2

John Bapst 14 25 35 56

Old Town 7 17 27 44

Rockland 59, Gardiner 57

At Rockland, Anderson Murphy took Nick Baudanza’s inbounds pass and hit a long 3-pointer at the buzzer to rally eighth seed Rockland past ninth seed Gardiner.

Chris Nolan had hit two of three free throws to pull Rockland within 57-56 but in the rebounding following his miss, Gardiner lost the ball out of bounds.

Dylan Meklin had 16 points for Gardiner with Nolan and Tyler Patterson notching 12 each.

Kyle Stilphen’s 17 points, Eric Goodwin’s 16 and Mike Lavallee’s 12 points paced Gardiner.

Gardiner (12-7) 57

Denham 2-1-6, Stilphen 6-5-17, Goodwin 7-1-16, Bobrowiecki 0-2-2, Paradee 2-0-4, Lavallee 5-0-12, Nivus, Coughlan

Rockland (13-6) 59

Nolan 4-2-12, Dresser 3-0-7, Murphy 2-0-6, Meklin 6-3-16, Ilvonen 2-0-6, Patterson 4-4-12, Searle, Morrill, Baudanza

3-pt. goals: Lavallee 2, Denham, Goodwin; Nolan 2, Murphy 2, Meklin

Gardiner 21 35 44 57

Rockland 15 29 41 59

Presque Isle 65, Mount View 53

At Presque Isle, Russ Mortland scored 15 of his game-high 23 points in first half as second seed Presque Isle built a 19-point halftime lead and cruised to a victory over No. 15 Mount View of Thorndike.

Mortland also grabbed 10 rebounds. Adam Kingsbury had 14 points and nine rebounds and Bennett Cassidy contributed 10 points and eight rebounds.

Josh St. Clair and Derek Keller had 12 points apiece for Mount View, Tyler Miles scored 10 and Ethan Jean had nine points.

Mount View (6-13) 53

De. Keller 5-1-12, Miles 4-2-10, Dy. Keller 3-0-8, St. Clair 4-0-12, Jean 4-1-9, Coleman 1-0-2, Mehuren, Babin, Cochrane

Presque Isle (16-3) 65

Mortland 9-2-23, A. Kingsbury 4-6-14, Richards 0-2-2, Ackerson 1-5-7, Gallant 1-0-3, D. Kingsbury 1-4-6, Cassidy 2-6-10, Chasse, McLean, Braley

3-pt. goals: Mortland 3, Gallant; St. Clair 4, Dy. Keller 2, De. Keller

Mount View 8 17 30 53

Presque Isle 17 36 46 65

Caribou 78, Erskine 46

Corrigan scores 1,000th point

At Caribou, senior Kyle Corrigan scored 19 points, including his 1,000th career point in the second quarter, to lead No. 4 Caribou past No. 13 Erskine Academy of South China.

Jarryd Rossignol paced the Vikings with 29 points and Ben Rosser added 16 points.

Tyler Harvey led the Eagles with eight points.

Erskine Acad. (10-9) 46

Lyford 1-2-4, Grady 1-3-5, Harvey 3-1-8, Veilleux 1-0-2, Ballantyne 1-0-2, Garrity 3-1-7, Howard 1-1-3, Travis 2-0-5, Hold 2-0-4, Peaslee 3-0-6, Merrill, Keezer

Caribou (17-2) 78

Corrigan 8-3-19, Robertson 1-2-4, Rosser 7-2-16, Rossignol 9-9-29, Nadeau 1-0-2, Anderson 2-0-4, St. Peter 2-0-4, Sager, Schuster, Belanger, Brown, Walker

3-pt. goals: Harvey, Travis; Rossignol 2

Erskine 4 19 33 46

Caribou 15 36 60 78

Camden Hills 82, Hermon 71

At Rockport, Paul Campbell scored 13 of his 18 points in the second half, including eight in the fourth quarter, to lead No. 3 Camden Hills to victory over No. 14 Hermon.

Dylan Smith scored 15 points for the Windjammers and Kiefer Lammi had 14 points. Tyler McFarland totaled 11 points and seven rebounds and Campbell chipped in eight assists.

Colton Gross led Hermon with 23 points. Derek Helms scored 16 and Andy Ball added 11.

Hermon (9-10) 71

Gross 7-5-23, Helms 7-1-16, Ball 4-3-11, Moore 2-1-6, Tarr 1-3-5, Pedersen 4-0-8, Rowe 1-0-2

Camden Hills (18-1) 82

Campbell 7-1-18, Smith 4-6-15, Lammi 4-4-14, McFarland 4-3-11, Pieri 3-3-9, Fischer 4-0-9, Safford 1-2-4, Weferling 1-0-2, Gartley, Morgan

3-pt. goals: Gross 4, Helms, Moore; Campbell 3, Lammi 2, Smith, Fischer

Hermon 17 41 56 71

Camden Hills 16 37 59 82

Class C

Dexter 68, Washington Acad. 49

At East Machias, Ethan Woodman and Gavin Cote each scored 15 points to push No. 9 Dexter past No. 8 Washington Academy.

Rick Stewart and Nathan Peirce scored 13 points each for the Tigers.

Been Teer led the Raiders with 15 points. Bryce Colbeth had 10 rebounds and Tim Nicely chipped in nine points.

Dexter (15-4) 68

Woodman 3-7-15, Stewart 5-3-13, Peirce 4-2-13, Mountain 0-1-1, Eastman 3-3-9, Cote 3-9-15, Lary, Clark, Chambers, Giles, Jewett

Washington Acad. (9-8) 49

Von Rotz 3-1-7, Teer 7-0-15, Smith 1-1-3, Beach 2-0-4, Colbeth 2-3-7, Morin 1-0-2, Nicely 3-3-9, Lyons 1-0-2, Gautier, Lehman, Lenfesty, Stevens, Porter

3-pt. goals: Peirce 3, Woodman 2; Teer

Dexter 14 29 46 68

Wash. Acad. 10 23 31 49

George Stevens 46, ‘Guagus 40

At Harrington, No. 11 George Stevens Academy of Blue Hill went 9-for-15 at the foul line in the fourth quarter to knock off No. 6 Narraguagus.

Nick Saunders scored 14 points to lead the Eagles and Rashad Frazier had 11 points.

Blake Chase scored 14 points to lead the Knights.

George Stevens Acad. (12-7) 46

Walton 1-0-3, Springer 2-3-7, Astbury 1-0-2, Frazier 3-5-11, Ingraham 2-0-4, Saunders 4-6-14, Jordan 1-3-5, Marks

Narraguagus (11-8) 40

Polley 1-1-3, Greene 1-0-3, Dorr 1-0-3, Chase 5-1-14, Strout 2-0-4, Kennedy 2-0-4, Smith 3-0-7, Beal, Gidney

3-pt. goals: Walton; Chase 3, Greene, Dorr, Smith

George Stevens 15 19 29 46

Narraguagus 5 19 27 40

Class D

Easton 67, Bangor Christian 47

At Easton, Nick Flewelling scored 14 of his 18 points in the second half as the sixth-seeded Bears pulled away from the Patriots to earn their first trip to the Bangor Auditorium in eight years.

Jeremy Brock also scored 18 points for Easton, while Bradley Trask tallied 14 and Nate Sanders 10.

Tyler Alexander led No. 11 Bangor Christian with 14 points and Kevin Caldwell contributed 10.

Bangor Christian (6-13) 47

Caldwell 4-0-10, Alexander 6-0-14, Johnson 3-0-6, Bradford 3-1-9, Wilcox 1-3-6, Washburn, Theriault 0-2-2

Easton (15-4) 67

Trask 4-4-14, Sanders 5-0-10, Brock 8-2-18, Flewelling 8-2-18, White 0-1-1, S. Bacon 3-0-6, Fuller, Daniels, Beaton, J. Bacon

3-pt. goals: Caldwell 2, Alexander 2, Bradford 2, Wilcox; Trask 2

Bangor Christian 11 30 37 47

Easton 17 35 50 67

DI-Stonington 79, Hodgdon 54

At Deer Isle, junior Eben Powers scored 34 points and totaled nine rebounds and seven steals to lead No. 2 Deer Isle-Stonington to victory over No. 15 Hodgdon.

Collin Ciomei scored 20 points for the Mariners and Joe Carter added 10 points and five assists.

Chris Williams paced Hodgdon with 17 points and Travis Quint scored 12 points.

Hodgdon (5-14) 54

Williams 7-2-17, Quint 4-3-12, Crane 4-0-8, A. McGillicuddy 2-0-4, D. McGillicuddy 2-0-4, C. Harris 1-0-2, Brombosz 1-0-2, Tidd 1-0-2, A. Harris 1-0-2, Morey

Deer Isle-Stonington (17-2) 79

E. Powers 14-6-34, Ciomei 6-8-20, Carter 5-0-10, D. Powers 2-0-4, Boutilier 1-0-2, Rollins 1-0-2, Eaton 1-0-2, Boyce, Mitchell, Bruce

3-pt. goals: Williams, Quint, C. Harris; Ciomei 2

Hodgdon 10 23 35 54

DI-Stonington 17 45 59 79

Ashland 80, Jonesport-Beals 66

At Presque Isle, the fourth-seeded Hornets outscored the No. 13 Royals 22-10 in the fourth quarter to earn a trip to the Bangor Auditorium.

Lucas Belanger spearheaded a balanced Ashland attack with 18 points and 10 rebounds. Tyler Cote tossed in 17 points, while Carl Nemer netted 15, Jeremy Tarr 13 and Justin Belanger 12.

Chris Peadon paced Jonesport-Beals with 17 points. Harry Beal scored 15, Andrew Beal tallied 12 and Josh Faulkingham chipped in with 10.

Jonesport-Beals (7-12) 66

Smith 3-2-9, Lyons, Faulkingham 4-2-10, Holmes 1-1-3, Peadon 5-7-17, A. Beal 5-0-12, H. Beal 6-0-15, Merchant, Beal

Ashland (15-4) 80

Paradis 0-2-2, Tarr 4-5-13, L. Belanger 6-6-18, Cote 6-3-17, Nemer 6-0-15, Levesque 1-1-3, J. Belanger 6-0-12

3-pt. goals: Smith, A. Beal 2, H. Beal 3; Cote 2, Nemer 3

Jonesport-Beals 23 37 56 66

Ashland 18 35 58 80

Machias 52, Katahdin 46

At Stacyville, the ninth-seeded Bulldogs outscored the No. 8 Cougars 15-2 in the second quarter to take the lead, then outdueled the hosts down the stretch.

Michael Little connected for 20 points to lead Machias and Michael Jenkins scored nine.

Tom Anderson’s 20-point effort paced Katahdin, while Evan McCarthy posted 10 points.

Machias (8-11) 52

Little 6-7-20, Stevens 0-2-2, Treat 1-0-2, Jenkins 4-0-9, Shults 3-1-8, Richards 2-1-5, Spencer 3-0-6

Katahdin (7-12) 46

Anderson 8-4-20, Craig 2-4-8, Guiggey 2-0-4, Qualey 2-0-4, McCarthy 3-2-10, Robinson, Curtis

3-pt. goals: Little, Jenkins, Shults; McCarthy 2

Machias 11 26 34 52

Katahdin 11 13 32 46

Shead 65, Southern Aroostook 43

At Eastport, Wayne Clossey scored 26 points to lift No. 7 Shead over No. 10 Southern Aroostook of Dyer Brook.

Dana Mitchell had 14 points and 15 rebounds for the Tigers and Justin Lewey scored 12.

Dakota Sleeper scored 20 points to lead the Warriors.

Southern Aroostook (9-9) 43

Sleeper 8-0-20, C. Robinson 2-1-6, Clark 2-1-5, Toothaker 2-0-4, Boulier 1-0-3, T. Robinson 1-0-2, Branscombe 1-0-2, Sutherland, Grant, Casey

Shead (12-7) 65

Clossey 13-0-26, D. Mitchell 5-4-14, Lewey 5-1-12, T. Mitchell 4-0-8, Pottle 1-2-4, Ricker 0-1-1, Garnett, Barnes, Vinson, Nicholas, Bowen, Andrews, Sullivan

3-pt. goals: Sleeper 4, C. Robinson, Boulier; Lewey

So. Aroostook 10 18 30 43

Shead 12 25 43 65

Fort Fairfield 67, Van Buren 44

At Fort Fairfield, No. 5 Fort Fairfield held No. 12 Van Buren to just three free throws in the fourth quarter to lead the Tigers past the Crusaders.

Ryan Noyes scored 20 points and had seven blocked shots for Fort Fairfield and Austin Dufour scored eight of his 10 points in the fourth quarter. Matt Cresenzo scored 14 points and Josh Booth added 13 points.

Derrick Rossignol led Van Buren with 16 points and Ben Doucette scored 11 points.

Van Buren (9-10) 44

Doucette 4-2-11, Rossignol 7-2-16, Dumond 2-1-5, Martin 3-1-7, Giangiordano 2-1-5, Theriault, Lapointe, Deschaine, Chasse, Vaillancourt

Fort Fairfield (14-5) 67

Edgecomb 2-0-4, T. Noyes 1-0-2, Closson 1-0-2, Cresenzo 7-0-14, Booth 5-0-13, R. Noyes 8-4-20, Sharpe 0-2-2, Dufour 4-2-10, Everett, Forsman, Churchill

3-pt. goals: Doucette; Booth 3

Van Buren 16 29 41 44

Fort Fairfield 14 33 43 67

Woodland 59, LCS/MSSM 47

At Woodland, Chad James scored 19 points to pace No. 3 Woodland past No. 14 Limestone Community School/Maine School of Science and Mathematics.

Ben Sears had 14 points and 11 rebounds for the Dragons and Spencer Brown added 12 points and 13 boards.

Matt Enman scored 21 points, including 14 in the fourth quarter, to pace the Eagles.

LCS/MSSM (5-14) 47

Enman 9-1-21, Beaulieu 1-2-5, Foster 3-0-7, Rossignol 1-0-2, Parent 3-0-7, Hopkins 2-1-5, Allen, Forsman

Woodland (13-6) 59

Curtis 2-0-4, St. Pierre 2-2-7, James 4-11-19, Boomer 1-0-3, Sears 3-8-14, Brown 5-2-12, Townsend, Flaherty

3-pt. goals: Enman 2, Beaulieu, Foster, Parent; St. Pierre, Boomer

LCS/MSSM 14 22 33 47

Woodland 13 29 40 59

Girls basketball

Class B

John Bapst 63, Rockland 30

At the Bangor Auditorium, Morgan Chasse scored 14 points for the Crusaders as No. 2 John Bapst defeated No. 15 Rockland.

Samantha Gormley had 12 points and 11 rebounds for John Bapst. Hillary Laferriere had 12 boards and Eve Jordan added seven assists.

Aly Nolan led Rockland with eight points.

Rockland (6-13) 30

Felt 2-0-4, Ranquist 1-0-3, Clark 3-0-6, Nolan 2-1-8, Sirois 2-0-5, Dennison 0-1-1, Joyce 1-1-3, Kinney, Burns, Heal, Lund

John Bapst (18-1) 63

Jordan 2-0-4, Chasse 7-0-14, Myerowitz 1-0-2, Hayden 3-0-8, Hardy 0-1-1, Moriarty 1-0-3, Maquillan 3-0-6, Estes 2-0-4, Gormley 6-0-12, Nelson 0-1-1, Laferriere 4-0-8, Edgecomb, Boyle

3-pt. goals: Nolan 2, Ranquist, Sirois; Harden 2, Moriarty

Rockland 5 9 17 30

John Bapst 19 33 46 63