ROCKLAND – Amanda Leavitt netted 14 points to lead the Maine Central Institute Huskies to a 46-28 schoolgirl basketball win over the Rockland Tigers Friday night.

Jessie Thompson scored 13 points for the Huskies of Pittsfield.

Caitlyn Grant led Rockland with eight points. Cassie Moore helped out the Tigers with seven points.

Maine Central Institute (2-1) 46

M. Lancaster 1-0-2, Thompson 5-3-13, Leavitt 5-4-14, George 2-0-4, Lace 3-0-7, Smith 0-1-1, Susi 1-1-3, Cummings 1-0-2, J. Lancaster, Spragen, Fitts

Rockland (0-3) 28

Moore 2-3-7, Grant 3-2-8, Marcotte 2-0-4, Jack 0-1-1, Pennell 1-0-2, Beal, Fournier

3-pt. goals: Lace

MCI 13 27 42 46 Rockland 5 6 16 28

Erskine 44, Belfast 39

At Belfast, the Eagles from South China outscored the Lions 18-3 at the free-throw line to pick up the win.

Donna Cowing posted 16 points to pace the Eagles, who first grabbed the lead midway through the final quarter.

Kate LaHaye topped Belfast with 11 points and 15 rebounds, and Jo Mehuren added eight points and 11 rebounds.

Erskine (2-1) 44

Joslyn, Levesque, Horak, Pushard 2-2-6, French 1-0-2, Haskell 2-2-7, Nored 1-0-3, Cowing 4-8-16, Angell 0-3-3, Thomas 1-0-2, Lessard 1-3-5

Belfast (1-2) 39

Crandall, A. Bryant 3-2-8, K. Bryant 3-0-8, Brown, Lane, Marden, Billings 2-0-4, Mehuren 4-0-8, LaHaye 5-1-11

3-pt. goals: Haskell, Nored; K. Bryant 2

Erskine 10 23 34 44

Belfast 16 27 35 39

JV: Belfast 45-40

Camden 43, Lincoln Acad. 42

At Camden, Lauren Whitney scored 16 points and Camden Hills held off a late rally by the Eagles for the win.

Charlotte Croce tossed in 10 for the Windjammers, who won despite missing the front end of three one-and-one situations in the fourth quarter.

Heather Taylor scored 14 points and Megan Osier added 11 for Lincoln Academy of Newcastle.

Lincoln Academy (2-1) 42

Prior, Stodder 1-0-2, Page 1-0-2, Taylor 6-2-14, Osier 4-2-11, Mara 1-0-2, Giberson 1-2-4, Wagstaff 2-0-4, Magnussen 1-1-3, Seiders

Camden Hills (2-1) 43

Dailey 1-0-2, Russo 1-0-2, Robbins 2-0-4, Wood 2-2-7, Croce 2-6-10, Withey 5-6-16, McIntyre, Goodale 1-0-2, Hoffman

3-pt. goals: Osier; Wood

Lincoln Academy 8 15 31 42

Camden Hills 8 21 35 43

JV: Lincoln Academy 53-47 (2OT)

Richmond 60, Greenville 29

At Greenville, Rachel Furey netted 20 points to lead Richmond to the win.

Staci Ray scored 13.

Tiffany Turner led Greenville with eight points.

Richmond (1-3) 60

Furey 9-2-20, Roy 5-2-13, Beckwith 2-4-8, Russell 2-0-4, Barto 3-1-7, Cantrell 2-0-4, Johnston 1-0-2, Woodward 1-0-2, Duval

Greenville (1-1) 29

Turner 2-4-8, A. Lavigne 1-0-2, J. Lavigne 2-0-4, Kraft 0-1-1, Fulsom 1-2-4, Leighton 2-0-4, Bartley 3-0-6

3-pt. goals: Ray

Richmond 15 25 37 60

Greenville 6 12 22 29

Houlton Chr. 50, Highview 32

At Eastern Maine Tech in Bangor, Amy Wallace led Greater Houlton Christian to its first victory of the season with nine points.

Staci Bell and Darcy Nason followed up with eight points each.

Heather Niles led Highview Christian of Charleston with 17 points. Jen Drinkwater contributed 10 points and Ami Waite nine rebounds.

Greater Houlton Christian (1-0) 36

A. Wallace 3-3-9, Bell 3-2-8, Nason 4-0-8, S. Wallace 1-0-2, M. Jago 0-1-1, Moahler 3-0-6, Lincoln 1-0-2, S. Jago, Kelly

Highview Christian (0-3) 32

Niles 8-0-17, Drinkwater 3-3-10, Waite 1-1-3, Lewis 1-0-2, Plourde, Smith, Long, Cary, Pereira, Crooker

3-pt. goals: Niles, Drinkwater

Greater Houlton Christian 4 11 24 36

Highview Christian 3 14 20 32

Hampden 73, Old Town 47

At Old Town, Brianna Bragg’s 15 points paced Hampden by Old Town.

Megan Magood notched 14 points as Emmy Russell netted 13 and Megan Robinson tallied 10.

Kasey Spencer poured in 12 points while Sarah Metivier added 11 for the Broncos.

Hampden (1-0) 73

Bragg 5-4-15, Magoon 5-2-14, Russell 5-3-13, Robinson 5-0-10, Caron 2-0-6, Wells 2-0-5, Campbell 0-1-1, Shaw 1-0-2, Butler 2-0-4, Hessert 0-3-3, Wilson, Martin, Ireland

Old Town (0-1) 47

Spencer 5-2-12, Metivier 5-1-11, Thibodeau 4-2-10, Osborne 1-1-3, Cole 1-0-2, Mavrais 2-1-5, Brown 0-2-2, Hesseltine 1-0-2, Eastman, Saucier, Greene, Littlefield

3-pt. goals: Magoon 2, Caron 2, Wells, Bragg

Hampden 16 37 61 73

Old Town 7 25 37 47

Boys basketball

Orono 68, Foxcroft Academy 62

At Dover-Foxcroft, the Red Riots took control of the game in the second quarter and held on in their win over the Ponies.

Four Orono players scored in double figures with Nick Neitmann leading the way with 14. Daryl Watson had 12 and Eric Kempen and Derek Sinclair chipped in with 11 points apiece.

Foxcroft Academy’s Kyle Wentworth topped all scorers with 25 points, including six three-pointers. Danny White added 12 for the Ponies.

Orono (1-2) 68

Watson 5-0-12, Heitmann 5-1-14, Sinclair 5-0-11, Kempen 4-3-11, Mehuren 3-0-7, White 2-0-4, Saucier 2-0-4, Ellis 1-0-2, 1-1-3, Perron

Foxcroft Academy (0-4)

Wentworth 8-3-25, White 3-6-12, Imbert 4-1-9, Lizotte 3-0-6, Hackett 1-0-2, Brugger 3-0-6, Mullis 1-0-2, Withee

3-pt. goals: Heitmann 3, Watson 2, Mehuren, Sinclair; Wentworth 6

Orono 13 34 52 68

Foxcroft Academy 8 21 43 62

JV: Orono 61-58

Penquis 56, Schenck 46

At East Millinocket, Jeremy Allen scored 38 points to lead the Patriots of Milo past the Wolverines.

Ben Jamo netted 16 and Ryan Deschenes tossed in 13 for Schenck.

Penquis (2-1) 56

Perkins, Knapp 3-1-8, Leonard 1-2-4, Ladd, Webb 1-0-2, Gillis, Grindle 1-0-2, Allen 16-5-38, Heal 1-0-2

Schenck (1-2) 46

Jamo 7-0-16, Deschenes 6-1-13, Hamlin 3-0-8, Johnston 1-0-2, Rosssignol 1-0-02, Thompson 1-0-3, Spearin

3-pt. goals: Knapp, Allen; Jamo 2

Penquis 16 30 46 56

Schenck 14 29 40 46

JV: Schenck 69-64

Washington Acad. 73, GSA 49

At East Machias, the Raiders used a balanced scoring attack to beat the George Stevens Academy Eagles of Blue Hill.

Bob Richardson and Nick Reynolds each scored 17 points for the winners and Vinnie Emery netted 10. Reynolds grabbed 10 rebounds and Steve Holmes had five steals.

Nick Henry scored 14 points for GSA and Ryan Hutchins put in 11.

George Stevens (2-2) 49

Black 2-2-6, Smith 1-1-3, Hutchins 5-1-11, Lowell 0-1-1, Astbury 0-2-2, Clapp 3-0-8, Henry 6-1-14, Ledien 2-0-4, Saunders, Candage

Washington Acad. (1-1) 73

B. Richardson 7-3-17, Reynolds 8-1-17, Emery 4-1-10, Reing 1-0-2, Grey 4-0-8, Fagonde 2-0-5, Holmes 2-3-7, Gibson 1-0-2, G. Richardson 0-1-1, Stevens 2-0-4, Franz, Berry, Ramsdell, Mawhinney, Harmon

3-pt. goals: Clapp 2, Henry; Emery, Fagonde

George Stevens 10 24 32 49

Washington Acad. 18 36 52 73

Greenville 51, Richmond 42

At Greenville, Tyler Muzzy led Greenville by Richmond with 16 points and seven rebounds.

Jon Either notched 13 points while Griz Aucoin added eight of his 11 points in the fourth quarter for the Lakers.

Jason Gray tallied 14 points for the Bobcats and Craig Arnold put in 10 points.

Richmond (0-4) 42

Gray 6-1-14, Arnold 5-0-10, Pearson 3-0-6, O’Brien 1-0-2, Mckenney 2-0-4, Alexander 0-1-1, Pelletier 1-0-3, Huntington 1-0-2, Thomas, Beasley

Greenville (2-0) 51

Muzzy 7-2-16, Either 6-1-13, Aucoin 3-3-11, Boucher 1-3-5, Knowlton 2-0-4, R. Campbell 1-0-2, Douglas, D. Campbell, Breton

3-pt. goals: Gray, Pelletier; Aucoin 2

Richmond 11 21 30 42

Greenville 14 23 34 51

Mattanawcook 60, Stearns 47

At Millinocket, Delaney Wilkes notched 11 of his 16 in the fourth quarter to lead Mattanawcook over Stearns.

Andrew Weatherbee added nine points for the Lynx of Lincoln.

Les Cote paced the Stearns attack with 18 points while Brad Wheaton put in 10.

Mattanawcook 60

Wilkes 5-6-16, Weatherbee 2-4-9, LaPlante 1-1-3, Crocker 0-2-2, Pete 4-0-8, Leighton 2-0-4, Libbey 3-2-8, McLellan 0-2-2, Carney 4-0-8, Thornton, Towle

Stearns 47

Cote 5-7-18, Wheaton 4-0-10, DiFrederico 3-1-9, Leino 1-0-3, Mosca 1-5-7, Fitzpatrick, Bragdon, Hartwell

3-pt. goals: Weatherbee; Wheaton 2, DiFrederico 2, Cote, Leino

Mattanawcook 6 15 41 60

Stearns 7 18 33 47

JV: Mattanawcook 56-38

Waterville 82, Gardiner 52

At Waterville, Tom Nale scored 19 points and grabbed eight rebounds to pace the Purple Panthers.

Ryan Lockard added 16 points for Waterville while Cody DeGuzman had 13 points and 10 assists and Chris LaPlante scored 13.

Jordan Stebbins scored 17 for the Tigers while Nick Moody contributed 12.

Gardiner (0-1) 52

Stebbins 8-1-17, Davis 3-1-7, MacMaster 3-2-8, Callahan 1-0-2, Antognoni 1-0-3, Bonenfant 1-0-2, Moody 4-2-12, Jero 0-1-1, MacLeod, Spurling, Cloutier, Holmes

Waterville (1-0) 82

LaPlante 4-2-13, Nale 6-6-19, DeGuzman 4-5-13, Lockard 5-3-16, DerSimonian 1-2-4, Pease 0-2-2, Wolcott 2-4-8, Veilleux 1-0-2, Flood 1-1-3, Stubbert 1-0-2, Dwyer

3-pt. goals: Antognoni, Moody 2; LaPlante 3, Nale, Lockard 3

Gardiner 13 27 38 52

Waterville 18 37 63 82

JV: Waterville 65-44

MCI 61, Rockland 51

At Pittsfield, Andrew Sinclair notched 22 points and eight rebounds to lead Maine Central Institute over Rockland.

Ben Hall tallied 11 points as Ryuto Arakki put in 10 for the Huskies.

Todd Curtis netted 19 points to lead the Tiger attack while Greg Harguly had 14.

Rockland (1-2) 51

Curtis 7-3-19, Harguly 6-0-14, LaBree 2-2-6, Kenniston 2-0-4, Boody 1-4-6, Widdecombe 1-0-2, Raye

MCI (3-0) 61

Sinclair 7-8-22, Hall 5-0-11, Vad 4-0-8, Riendeau 2-0-4, Bolster 1-0-2, Susi 2-0-4, Asato

3-pt. goals: Harguly; Arakki 2, Sinclair

Rockland 18 31 37 51

MCI 12 25 48 61

JV: MCI 65-50

Hermon 54, MDI 44

At Hermon, sophomore forward Ron Lane came up with 14 points to help lead the host Hawks to their third straight win of the season.

Sophomore guard Joey Schacht and Wayne Shaw each scored 11 for the Hawks, who shot 12-for-15 from the free throw line.

Greg Fellis led the Trojans with 12 points while Jesse Dyer and Brandon Colbeth each scored 10.

MDI (2-1) 44

Hopkins 4-0-8, Joseph 1-0-2, Dyer 4-2-10, Colbeth 4-2-10, Carr 1-0-2, Fellis 6-0-12, Tripp, Steeves

Hermon (3-0) 54

Schacht 3-4-11, Garland 4-0-9, Shaw 5-0-11, Lane 4-6-14, Ouellette 1-6-9, Robinson, Miller

3-pt. goals: Schacht, Garland, Shaw, Ouellette

MDI 16 28 34 44

Hermon 8 18 41 54

JV: Hermon 60-53

Old Town 62, Hampden 59

At Hampden, Shawn Kenniston poured in 35 points to lead Old Town over Hampden.

Andy Jackson notched nine as Adam Mahaney netted seven for the Indians.

Justin DiFrederico, Ben Keller and Adam Russell each tallied 12 points for the Broncos.

Old Town (1-0) 62

Kenniston 11-8-35, Jackson 3-2-9, Mahaney 3-0-7, Stormann 1-0-3, Tewhey 1-0-2, Robbins 3-0-6, Madden, Brown, Barnes

Hampden (0-1) 59

DeFrederico 5-2-12, B. Keller 6-0-12, Russell 6-0-12, Burke 2-0-4, Dionne 3-0-6, Caron 2-2-6, S. Keller 2-1-5, Thomas 1-0-2, Bryant, Shaw, Paine

3-pt. goals: Kenniston 5, Jackson, Mahaney, Stormann

Old Town 23 36 48 62

Hampden 15 41 49 59

JV: Hampden 69-66 (OT)

Piscataquis 64, Penob. Valley 54

At Guilford, Randy Burgess nailed 18 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to pace the Pirates.

Piscataquis’ Tyler Tracy was taken to Mayo Regional Hospital in Dover-Foxcroft after being injured with 25 seconds to play. Officials called the game at that point.

Tracy was treated and released, according to emergency room personnel. Also, teammate Keith Dawson scored eight points in the first five minutes before suffering a broken nose, according to Pirates coach Jamie Russell.

Ben Smith contributed 16 points, and Buddy Leavitt added 11 for PCHS.

Stu Morin topped Penobscot Valley of Howland with 16 points, Scott Bates added 14, and Noah McPike had 10.

Penobscot Valley (3-1) 54

Morin 8-0-16, McPike 5-0-10, Bates 6-2-14, Oakes, Doyon 1-0-2, Slowikowski 1-0-2, Harris 2-0-4, Cloukey 1-0-2, Sereyko 2-0-4

Piscataquis (4-0) 64

Hoffman 1-2-4, Pulkkinen 1-0-2, DeCastro 1-2-4, Dawson 3-2-8, Martell, St.. Louis 0-1-1, Watson, Carson, Tracy, Smith 6-4-16, Leavitt 4-1-11, Burgess 6-6-18

3-pt. goals: Leavitt 2

Penobscot Valley 9 25 39 54

Home scores 19 37 52 64

JV: PCHS 65-41