CARIBOU – The Caribou Vikings kept the pace relatively slow for three quarters, then fended off a fourth-quarter rally while knocking off archrival Presque Isle 51-47 in Big East basketball action Tuesday night.

Ryan Soucie paced Caribou with a game-high 17 points and Lance Belanger tossed in 15.

Tory McPherson led the way for the Wildcats with 15 points. Jon Blanchard contributed 12.

Presque Isle (2-2) 47

Tuttle 0-3-3, McPherson 4-5-15, Blanchard 6-0-12, Constant 2-0-5, Wood 3-2-8, Robertson 2-0-4, Donovan, Griffin Caribou (1-3) 51

Belanger 6-2-15, Soucie 7-3-17, Sam 4-0-8, Plourde 1-4-6, Funk 2-1-5, Umphrey, Martin

3-pt. goals: McPherson 2, Constant; Belanger Presque Isle 7 20 27 47 Caribou 8 25 34 51

JV: Presque Isle 69, Caribou 59

Narraguagus 90, Calais 64

At Calais, Narraguagus of Harrington shot 65 percent from the field en route to victory over Calais.

Nick Lyford poured in a game-high 29 points for the Knights, while Adam Meyer scored 18, Centrale Williams 14 and Jared Look 11.

Nathan Holst paced the Blue Devils with 17 points. Lucas Reardon chipped in with 14 and Maurice DeVoe added 10.

Narraguagus (4-1) 90

Lyford 14-1-29, Meyer 7-4-18, Williams 6-2-14, Hall 3-0-6, M. Worcester 2-0-5, C. Worcester 1-0-3, Gage-Croll 1-0-2, Fraser 1-0-2, Ja. Look 5-1-11, Beal, Crowley, Davis, Farren, Jo. Look Calais (2-4) 64

Holst 6-5-17, Reardon 7-0-14, DeVoe 4-0-10, Fox 3-0-8, Frost 3-0-6, Olsson 3-1-7, Dow 1-0-2, R. Pike, Best, Leon, Allen, Porter, LeSueur

3-pt. goals: M. Worcester, C. Worcester; DeVoe 2, Fox 2 Narraguaugs 26 48 70 90 Calais 22 34 51 64

JV: Narraguagus 64, Calais 33

Wisdom 68, Easton 61

At St. Agatha, the Pioneers overcame a three-point third quarter with 13 free throws in the fourth quarter to hold off the Bears.

Jody Daigle led Wisdom with 25 points. Corey Fongemie added 17 points and Nate Deschaine hit for 11.

Ryan Jandreau was the high man for Easton with 12 points. Ryan Woollard and Seth Harris netted 10 points apiece.

Easton (2-4) 61

R. Jandreau 5-2-12, Woollard 4-0-10, Harris 4-2-10, A. Jandreau 4-0-8, White 1-0-3, Hull 1-1-3, Cleaves 1-3-5, Day 3-2-8 Wisdom (3-4) 68

Daigle 10-5-25, Fongemie 5-7-17, Deschaine 3-5-11, Levesque 3-0-6, Guerrette 2-1-5, Bourgoin 2-0-4, G. Michaud, N. Michaud, Hebert, Soucy, Dube

3-pt. goals: Woollard 2, White Easton 19 27 36 61 Wisdom 20 40 43 68

JV: Easton 74, Wisdom 61

Van Buren 81, Cen. Aroostook 68

At Mars Hill, Van Buren’s Brian Pelletier scored eight of his 22 points in the third quarter to break the game open.

Nathan Marquis led the Crusaders with 25 points, while Kirt Castonguay pumped in 18.

Jon Codrey finished with 21 points and 10 rebounds for Central Aroostook, while Brandon Bell added 18 points.

Van Buren (5-1) 81

Pelletier 7-7-22, Ayotte, Cormier 3-1-9, Castonguay 8-2-18, Wright 1-2-4, Gorneault, Marquis 9-5-25, Sirois 1-1-3 Central Aroostook (3-3) 68

Bradstreet 3-1-8, Codrey 10-1-21, McKenna 1-0-2, Durost 1-0-2, Allen 1-0-3, Orser 3-1-7, Shaw 2-0-4, Fields 1-0-2, Walsh 1-0-2, Bell 8-1-17

3-pt. goals: Cormier 2, Marquis 2, Pelletier; Bradstreet, Allen Van Buren 27 40 58 81 Central Aroostook 20 33 44 68

JV: Van Buren 55, Central Aroostook 50

Washington Acad. 96, Lubec 44

At East Machias, Brandon Ashby scored a game-high 20 points, all in the first half, and helped power a big offensive night for host Washington Academy.

Jeremy Look scored 16 points, James Smith added 13, and Nate Davis had 11 for the undefeated Raiders. WA shredded Lubec’s man-to-man defense as the Hornets had trouble matching WA’s quickness.

Kris Fergerson’s 14 points led the visiting Hornets.

Lubec (2-4) 44

Kr. Fergerson 6-1-14, Griffith 4-1-9, Rier 2-0-4, Ke. Fergerson 1-0-2, Laskey 1-0-2, Rouse 1-3-5, McGonigal 1-0-2, Feltner 0-2-2, Blake 1-0-2, Olson, Jackson, Buehner, Newman Washington Academy (6-0) 96

Ashby 8-1-20, Smith 5-0-13, Look 8-0-16, Davis 5-0-11, Wood 2-0-4, Ramsdell 3-1-7, Saumur 2-0-5, St. Pierre 2-0-4, Smith 2-1-5, J. Look 2-0-6, Akoa 2-1-5, Ferguson

3-pt. goals: Ferguson; Ashby 3, Smith 3, Davis, Saumur Lubec 12 19 32 44 Washington Academy 29 49 77 96

JV: Washington Academy 75, Lubec 42

Mattanawcook 57, Woodland 55

At Lincoln, Zac Reed had a triple-double and B.J. Birtz sank two free throws with three seconds to play to give host Mattanawcook Acad

Reed had 14 points, 10 assists, and 10 steals for the Lynx while Dan Welch scored 17 points.

Daryl Huwa led the Woodland Dragons with 22 points and Bob Chandler chipped in with 14.

Woodland (4-1) 55

Chandler 5-4-14, Huwa 10-2-22, Dwelley 1-0-2, Ferry 1-0-2, Kesel, Knowles 1-0-2, Nicholson, Speed 0-2-2, Thornton 1-7-9, Tibbetts 1-0-2 Mattanawcook (5-3) 57

Reed 5-3-14, Welch 8-1-17, McLellan 1-0-2, Shorey, Birtz 1-4-7, Willette 4-1-9, Albert 1-1-3, Wotton 0-1-1, Sochulak 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Reed, Birtz Woodland 16 32 42 55 Mattanawcook 13 28 48 57

JV: Mattanawcook 57, Woodland 51

Sumner 56, Dexter 42

At Dexter, Sumner outscored Dexter 27-11 in the final quarter to run away with the win.

Jeff Crowley led the Tigers of East Sullivan with 12 points. Will Seward added 11 points.

Mark Cooper led Dexter with 13 points. Brent Patterson and Bill Keyte scored 11 and 10 points, respectively.

Sumner (3-2) 56

Seward 3-3-11, Pruett 3-2-8, Williams 4-1-9, Ossolinski 3-0-6, Crowley 2-6-12, Freeman 1-0-2, Bickford 2-0-5, Welch 1-0-3, Sargent Dexter (4-2) 42

Patterson 5-0-11, Cooper 5-1-13, Haven 2-0-4, Keyte 5-0-10, Mountain 1-0-2, Bogan 2-0-4, Vasfiades, Connors, Small

3-pt. goals: Seward 2, Crowley 2, Bickford, Welch; Cooper 2, Patterson Sumner 8 13 29 56 Dexter 7 15 31 42

Stearns 68, Schenck 57

At Millinocket, Stearns outscored Schenck of East Millinocket 21-10 in the fourth quarter to grab their first win.

Corey Streams poured in 29 points for the Minutemen, while Aaron Comber added 14.

Nate Jamo led the Wolverines with 17 points, Nick Lyons added 13 and P.J. Ciarrocchi added 12.

Schenck (2-4) 57

Jamo 3-11-17, Lyons 5-1-13, Ciarrocchi 5-2-12, Landry 3-1-7, Wyman 2-1-5, Turcotte 1-1-3, Jones, Thompson, McDunnah, Rosebush Stearns (1-3) 68

Streams 11-7-29, Comber 6-2-14, Ayotte 3-3-9, Neal 1-5-7, Carr 1-3-5, Cote 1-0-2, Lankhorst 1-0-2, Civiello, Fling

3-pt. goals: Lyons 2 Schenck 16 36 47 57 Stearns 11 30 47 68

JV: Stearns 63, Schenck 38

Girls basketball

Hodgdon 47, Washburn 42

At Washburn, Amanda Quint scored 12 points to help lead the Hodgdon Hawks to the win.

Holly Quint added 10 points for the Hawks.

Kerry Flanagin scored 16 points to pace the Beavers.

Hodgdon (2-2) 47

A. Quint 4-4-12, H. Quint 4-2-10, Beals 2-0-4, Aldrich 2-0-4, Chabot 4-1-9, Wallace 4-0-8 Washburn (1-5) 42

Hafford 1-0-3, Busse 1-0-2, Flanagin 6-0-16, Carson 4-1-9, Fitzherbert 4-0-8, Conley 2-0-4, Doody, Umphrey

3-pt. goals: Hafford, Flanagin 4 Hodgdon 10 29 37 47 Washburn 12 19 32 42

JV: Washburn 53, Hodgdon 46

Woodland 47, Machias 25

At Woodland, Jessica Noyes was the lone double-figure scorer in the game with 11 points as her Dragons knocked off visiting Machias.

Bonnie Smith had nine points and nine rebounds for Woodland.

Machias (1-5) 25

Rogers 1-1-3, M. Smith 1-0-3, Day 1-1-3, McDonald 0-3-3, Feeney 1-2-4, J. Smith, Wood 0-1-1, Carter 2-4-8, Stemplinski Woodland (4-2) 47

Noyes 4-1-11, Smith 4-1-9, Dolan, Higgins 3-1-7, Sprague 1-1-3, Wearne 2-0-4, Worster 0-3-3, Brown 1-0-2, Goding 0-1-1, Robb 1-0-2, Seavey 2-0-5, Doucette, Boston

3-pt. goals: M. Smith; Noyes 2, Seavey Machias 0 7 16 26 Woodland 18 31 40 47

JV: Woodland 25, Machias 18

Sumner 71, Washington Acad. 53

At East Sullivan on Monday, the Tigers fed off their full-court pressure, generating points off turnovers while beating the Raiders of East Machias.

Jessica Buzzell tossed in 18 points and Stacie Warren scored 16 for Sumner, which outscored Washington Academy 17-6 in the third quarter.

Miranda Fergerson and Kristen Sawyer led the Raiders with 11 and 10 points, respectively.

Washington Academy (3-3) 53

Fergerson 5-1-11, Sawyer 4-0-10, Seeley 3-0-9, Cates 2-3-7, Fr Fergerson 5-1-11, Sawyer 4-0-10, Seeley 3-0-9, Cates 2-3-7, Francis 1-2-4, Kurz 3-1-7, Dennison 0-1-1, Bourdeau 2-0-4, Priest, Hamm, Stauffer, Cheney, Gaddis, Dow Sumner (2-4) 71

Buzzell 6-6-18, Warren 8-0-16, Scott 3-3-9, Willey 1-3-5, Lane 2-0-4, Defilippo 2-2-6, Mickel 2-2-6, Stevens 0-1-1, Richardson 3-0-6, Austin, Reynolds

3-pt. goals: Sawyer 2, Seeley 3 Washington Acad. 20 33 39 53 Sumner 16 40 57 71

JV: Sumner 36, Washington Academy 29

Bucksport 45, Penquis 43 (OT)

At Bucksport, Christy Grover made two free throws with one second left in regulation to send the game into overtime and eventually won the game with a shot at the buzzer to lead the Golden Bucks to the win.

Grover led all scorers with 26 points for Bucksport.

Erin Weston led Penquis of Milo with 17 points. Erynn Bailey added 15 points.

Penquis (6-1) 43

Cail 1-0-2, Hamlin, Weston 6-2-17, Gray 2-2-6, Bailey 6-3-15, Nuite, Newbert Bucksport (4-2) 45

Kropp 4-1-9, Mercer, Sawyer 1-0-2, Pollard, Downes 1-1-4, Henderson 1-2-4, Smith, Grover 9-8-26

3-pt. goals: Weston 3; Downes Penquis 12 19 31 41 43 Bucksport 16 23 31 41 45

JV: Bucksport 34, Penquis 24

Hockey

Presque Isle 4, Orono 3

At Alfond Arena in Orono, the Wildcats scored four unanswered goals over the final two periods to nip the Red Riots.

Kyle Folsom scored two goals for 5-1 Presque Isle. Jason Straetz added a goal and an assist. Josh Hayes scored a goal. Jamie Brewer and Jeremy Fisher added assists. Ted Wright made 20 saves on 23 shots.

Matt McKnight and Noah Lundy had a goal and an assist apiece for 5-1 Orono. Tom Hite added two assists. Chris Monberg and Eric Powers each had an assist. Shane Rivers stopped 19 of 23 shots.