Hodgdon nips Owls by 65-64

MADAWASKA – Mike Cain buried a jump shot from the top of the key with 15 seconds remaining to carry Hodgdon to a 65-64 win over Madawaska in schoolboy basketball action here Friday night.

The win upped Hodgdon’s record to 3-4. Jason Langley was high-scorer for the Hawks with 20 points. Cain finished with 19, including a pair of three-pointers. Avon Stewart chipped in with 12.

For Madawaska, 4-2, Ken Daley was the top scorer with 20. Jon Picard had 15, Kevin Cote 13, and Gary Nadeau hit for 10.

Hodgdon (65)

A. Stewart 6, Langley 8(3), Cain 7(3), Merritt 3(1), J. Stewart 1(1), Foley 1, Tidd 1

Madawaska (64)

Cote 6(1), Nadeau 5, Picard 6(3), Daley 7(4), Michaud 1, P. Clavette, D. Clavette 2

3-point goals: Langley, Cain 2; Daley 2 Hodgdon 16 31 50 65 Madawaska 21 35 51 64

JV: Hodgdon 65, Madawaska 43

Machias 63, J-B Royals 55

At Jonesport-Beals, Ryan Schoppee and Eric Houde each dropped in 16 points to power the Bulldogs to their fourth win against two losses.

Shannon Grange added 12 points for Machias, while Shane Barker contributed 11.

For Jonesport-Beals, 3-4, Troy Alley led all scorers with 37. He also grabbed 15 rebounds. Shawn Alley added 16 points and 10 rebounds.

Machias (63)

Schoppee 4(5), Houde 7(6), Grange 5(2), Barker 4(1), Goding 1, Hanscom, Walston

Jonesport-Beals (55)

T. Alley 14(6), S. Alley 8, C. Crowley 1, Coffin, J. Beal, T. Crowley, King, B. Alley, Fagonde, Look, T. Beal

3-point goals: Schoppee 3, Barker; T. Alley 3 Machias 13 30 48 63 Jonesport-Beals 15 26 38 55

JV: Jonesport-Beals 62, Machias 61

Calais 86, Woodland 64

At Calais, Matt Cassidy erupted for 32 points, including 4 three-point baskets, as the Blue Devils cruised past the Dragons.

Heff Hinton contributed 16 more for unbeaten Calais (5-0), while David Doten added 10.

Woodland, 4-3, was paced by Corey McIver’s 35-point effort.

Calais (86)

Cassidy 14, Hinton 6(4), Doten 4(2), Clark 2(1), Tapley 3(3), Pike 1, McLellan 3(2), McPhee 1, Newell (2), Morrison

Woodland (64)

McIver 14(7), Cilley 1(4), Sherman 4, Blaney 2(1), Irving 2(2), Brown 1(1), Bell, Manza, Sadler, Knowles

3-point goals: Cassidy 4; Sherman Calais 22 47 74 86 Woodland 23 33 46 64

JV: Calais 86, Woodland 43

‘Guagus 77, Shead 27

At Harrington, Chad Fenton tossed in 28 points to lead host Narraguagus to the easy win.

The host Knights cruised to a 40-9 halftime lead en route to their second win in seven outings. Scott Fernald added 9 points.

For Shead of Eastport, Roger Keezer scored 8.

Narraguagus (77)

Fenton 12(3), Fernald 3, Marston 4, Morrison 3(2), Fletcher 2, Burnett 2, Grant 2, N. Robbins 2, Noyes 1, Chapman 2(1), Nigro, S. Robbins, Leighton Shead (27)

Keezer 3(1), Garrison 2(3), Lee 1(1), Small 1, Suddy 1, Kinney (2), Barnes (1), Marsh 1, Gardner, Townsend, Francis

3-pt. goals: Fernald 3, Fenton, N. Robbins; Keezer Narraguagus 12 40 55 77 Shead 4 9 19 27

GSA 69, WA Raiders 63

At Blue Hill, Matt Mattson scored a game-high 33 points to lead the host George Stevens Academy Eagles to the victory over Washington Academy of East Machias.

Spencer Marcus scored 17 points for the 6-1 Eagles.

For the 5-2 Raiders, Chad Fitzsimmons and Josh Maker scored 21 and 20 points, respectively.

George Stevens (69)

Marcus 7(1), Mattson 9(14), Wilson 3(1), Hatch 1, Taylor (1), Murphy 2, Ingalls 1, Kane Washington Acad. (63)

Fitzsimmons 5(10), Maker 6(8), Moore 3, Wood (1), Bragg 1, Libby 2, Feeney 2, Bridges, Wood

3-pt. goals: Marcus 2, Mattson, Murphy 2, Ingalls; Fitzsimmons, Moore George Stevens 21 34 50 69 Washington Acad. 19 28 42 63

JV: Washington Acad. 63, GSA 50

Easton 52, Van Buren 45

At Easton, Craig Smith scored 16 points to lead help lead the Easton Bears to the victory over the visiting Crusaders.

For the 4-2 Bears, Jerod Cronkite scored 10 points.

John Hebert scored 16 points to pace the Crusaders and Troy Doucette added 12.

Easton (52)

Smith 6(4), J. Cronkite 4(1), Winger 3(3), Lamoreaux 3(1), G. Cronkite 1(3), McLean (2), Nicholson Van Buren (45)

T. Doucette 6, Hebert 4(7), Josh Doucette (1), Rossignol 1, Towns 4(1), Haight 2, John Doucette, Morneault

3-pt. goals: J. Cronkite, Winger, G. Cronkite; Hebert, Haight Easton 11 22 28 52 Van Buren 3 13 26 45

JV: Easton 58, Van Buren 43

East Grand 71, Wisdom 40

At Danforth, Eric Gilman scored 24 points and grabbed 22 rebounds to lead the host East Grand Vikings to the victory over Wisdom of St. Agatha.

Cory Thompson scored 14 points for the 6-1 Vikings. Rodger Dow added 10.

For the 2-3 Pioneers, Scott Guerrette scored 21 points and David Legassey had 13 points and 20 rebounds.

East Grand (71)

Gilman 7(10), Thompson 4(3), Dow 4(1), Kendall 1, Young 2(1), Hayes 4, B. Cyr 2, Cowger 1, C. Cyr 1, Frye, Mailman Wisdom (40)

S. Guerrette 7(2), Lagassey 5(3), Killarney 1, J. Guerrette 1(1), Dubois, Pelletier, Chasse, Dugal, White

3-pt. goals: Thompson 3, Dow; S. Guerrette 5, Killarney East Grand 19 38 51 71 Wisdom 7 24 32 40

JV: Wisdom 43, East Grand 37

Old Town 66, Caribou 63

At Caribou, Chad Blake scored 16 points to help the Old Town Indians survive a 28-16 run by Caribou in the final quarter and post the win.

For the 3-0 Indians, Matt Arsenault scored 12 points and Casey Costigan had 10.

John Griffeth scored 15 points for the 0-3 Vikings. Jason Belanger had 13 points and Matt Umphrey added 11.

Old Town (66)

Blake 5(6), Arsenault 6, Costigan 2(6), Theriault 1(3), Randall 4, Pooler 2(3), L’Heureux 2(4), Springer, Chaisson Caribou (63)

Griffeth 6(1), Belanger 5(2), Umphrey 3(2), McAtee 3, Donnelly 3(2), Goetz 3, Gahagan (2), Bernard, Holmquist

3-pt. goals: Griffeth 2, Belanger, Umphrey 3 Old Town 14 32 50 66 Caribou 10 23 35 63

JV: Old Town 47, Caribou 44

Limestone 76, Ft. Fairfield 63

At Limestone, the host Eagles pulled away from a determined Fort squad to post their fourth win in five games.

Craig O’Neil and Robert Yates each had 18 points to pace the Eagles, while Robert Carroll scored 15 and Tony Tobin 10.

For the 3-5 Tigers, Kent Willette and Eric Cormier scored 14 each.

Limestone (76)

O’Neil 6(4), Yates 7(4), Carroll 5(3), Tobin 3(4), Robben 3, McDougal 1(3), Tr. Leighton (2), Ty. Leighton, Patten

Ft. Fairfield (63)

Willette 6(2), E. Cormier 4(3), B. Cormier 2(3), Bruce 3(2), McCullough 4, Bernier 3, Theriault 1(1), Russell (2)

3-pt. goals: O’Neil 2, Carroll 2, E. Cormier 2, B. Cor,ier Limestone 14 36 56 76 Ft. Fairfield 12 30 44 63

JVs: Limestone 59, FF 52

Greenville 68, Rangeley 62

At Greenville, Eric Smith poured in 23 points and Jarrod Strid hit for 16 more as the Lakers improved to 2-4.

John Walden chipped in with 12 points for Greenville.

For Rangeley, 4-3, Ed Roberts led the way with 26. Shane Stewart scored 20.

Greenville (68)

Smith 5(12), Strid 6(2), Walden 6, Carpenter 3(2), Murray 2(1), B. Morrill 2, Reynolds, J. Morrill, Crockett, Canders

Rangeley (62)

Roberts 12(2), Stewart 8(4), Parise 1(6), Simmons 1, Garroth 1, Haley 1(1), White, Woodward, Christy

3-point goals: Smith, Strid 2; Simmons Greenville 12 33 51 68 Rangeley 19 31 47 62

Stanley basket sparks Trojans

ROCKLAND – Travis Stanley’s basket with 40 seconds remaining snapped a 37-37 tie and handed Rockland its first setback of the season, 40-37, in schoolboy basketball here Friday night.

The victory for the visiting Trojans improved their record to 2-3.

Stanley led the way with 18 points for Mount Desert Island. Chris Jeffers added 10.

For Rockland, 6-1, Aaron Crossman was high scorer with 12.

MDI (40)

Stanley 9, Jeffers 4(2), McIntire (1), Tibbetts, Paulsen, James 2(3), Applegate 1

Rockland (37)

Crossman 4(2), Woodman 3(2), Leblanc, Benjamin, Stinson (2), Rackliffe, Fishman 2(5), Montgomery 1, Sprague (3), Blackwell

3-pt. goals: James 2; Crossman 2, Woodman MDI 2 10 23 40 Rockland 5 16 26 37

JV: Rockland 65, MDI 45

Old Town 66, Caribou 63

At Caribou, Chad Blake scored 16 points to help the Old Town Indians survive a 28-16 run by Caribou in the final quarter and post the win.

For the 3-0 Indians, Matt Arsenault scored 12 points and Casey Costigan had 10.

John Griffeth scored 15 points for the 1-2 Vikings. Jason Belanger had 13 points and Matt Umphrey added 11.

Old Town (66)

Blake 5(6), Arsenault 6, Costigan 2(6), Theriault 1(3), Randall 4, Pooler 2(3), L’Heureux 2(4), Springer, Chaisson Caribou (63)

Griffeth 6(1), Belanger 5(2), Umphrey 3(2), McAtee 3, Donnelly 3(2), Goetz 3, Gahagan (2), Bernard, Holmquist

3-pt. goals: Griffeth 2, Belanger, Umphrey 3 Old Town 14 32 50 66 Caribou 10 23 35 63

JV: Old Town 47, Caribou 44

Belfast 69, Central-EC 60

At East Corinth, Frank Joseph scored 19 points to help pace the Belfast Lions past host Central.

Jamie Holland scored 13 points, Jeff Mosher had 12 and Keith Curtis added 10 for the 3-4 Lions.

For the 3-3 Red Devils, Paul Speed scored a game-high 20 points.

Belfast (69)

Joseph 6(7), Mosher 3(6), Holland 5(3), Curtis 4(2), Payson 1(6), Morse 2(3), Gould, Salvatore, Cox Central-EC (60)

Speed 8(3), Pineo 3(3), Green 3(3), Campbell 4, Boone 3, Allen 2, Curry 1, Bragdon (2), Poulin, Gray

3-pt. goals: Speed Belfast 11 30 49 69 Central-EC 22 34 44 60

JV: Central-EC 56, Belfast 42

John Bapst 61, DI-S 43

At Deer Isle, Rod Buswell scored 23 points as the Crusaders topped the Mariners.

Greg Nichols added 16 points and Mike Miragliuolo had 13 for the 4-2 Crusaders.

Darrell Brown scored 14 points for Deer Isle-Stonington, now 2-5. Tony Bray chipped in with 10 points.

John Bapst (61)

Miragliuolo 6(1), Buswell 7(9), Nichols 4(8), Wright 3(2), Cornett, Mullins (1), C. Haas, Webster Deer Isle-Stonington (43)

Brown 5(4), Bray 4, Haskell 3(2), Joyce 2, Zanke (1), Dorr 1(2), C. Easton (1), G. Brown

3-pt. goals: Bray 2, Haskell John Bapst 15 33 40 61 DI-Stonington 12 24 30 43

Orono 63, Mt. View 41

At Orono, Jon Hume’s paced a balanced scoring attack with 15 points as the host Red Riots marched to its fifth win in six outings.

The Riots went on an 8-0 tear in the closing minutes of a 15-4 second quarter to open up some breathing room. Scott Ismail added 14 points for Orono while Jamie Beaudoin and Dave Best added 10 points each.

For the Mustangs of Thorndike, 3-3, Dean Cunningham scored 15 points.

Orono (63)

Hume 7(1), Ismail 7, Best 3(4), Beaudoin 4(2), Poole 3, Eddy 1, Galeati 1, Vetelino (2), Brown 1, Cota, Ouellette Mount View (41)

Dean Cunningham 7(1), Der. Cunningham 3, Whittaker 3, Weed 2(1), Furrow 1(2), Buttery 2, Paul, Suomi, Roberts, Morrison

3-pt. goals: Der. Cunningham Orono 18 33 48 63 Mount View 15 19 27 41

JV: Mt. View 62, Orono 47

Hermon 72, Bucksport 55

At Bucksport, Rick Sinclair’s 17 points lifted the Shawn Thayer-less Hermon Hawks to their seventh win without a loss this season.

Wade Brazier added 15 points and Kirk Dunton chipped in with 13 points. Hermon was playing without its leading scorer Shawn Thayer (knee injury).

For Bucksport, 0-6, Brent Emerson netted 18 points.

Hermon (72)

Sinclair 8(1), Brazier 7(1), Dunton 5(3), Lindsay 1, Bennett 1, B. Thayer 3, Bragg 1(5), Steuber 1, Small 1, Reynolds 2(1), Hannah Bucksport (55)

Emerson 6(5), White 3(2), Tracy 2(1), Pickering (4), Walker 2, Kimberlin 3(1), Smith 1, Chambers 1(1), Skillin 1, Hurd, Mercer

3-pt. goals: Thayer; Emerson, Walker Hermon 17 38 50 72 Bucksport 10 20 37 55

JV: Bucksport 67, Hermon 57

Maranacook 66, GV Bucs 66

At Thomaston, Maranacook of Readfield upped its record to 4-3 with the win over the host Georges Valley Buccaneers.

For the Black Bears, Dan Freeman scored 16 points and Joe Curtis had 15.

Rob Strong scored 21 points and Chip Robinson added 12 for the 2-5 Buccaneers.

Maranacook (66)

Freeman 7(2), Curtis 6(3), Hudson 3(1), Gifford, Warren, Taranko, Pease 3, Shaw 2(1), Horne 3, Blanch 3(2) Georges Valley (55)

Strong 7(3), Robinson 6, Miller 1(2), Colby 1, Simmons 1, Sleeper, Brown, Kingsbury 3(1), Moore, Morse 2(3)

3-pt. goals: Hudson 2, Shaw; Strong 4 Maranacook 12 31 47 66 Georges Valley 13 19 33 55

GSA 69, WA Raiders 63

At Blue Hill, Matt Mattson scored a game-high 33 points to lead the host George Stevens Academy Eagles to the victory over Washington Academy of East Machias.

Spencer Marcus scored 17 points for the 6-1 Eagles.

For the 5-2 Raiders, Chad Fitzsimmons and Josh Maker scored 21 and 20 points, respectively.

George Stevens (69)

Marcus 7(1), Mattson 9(14), Wilson 3(1), Hatch 1, Taylor (1), Murphy 2, Inglis 1, Kane Washington Acad. (63)

Fitzsimmons 5(10), Maker 6(8), Moore 3, Wood (1), Bragg 1, Libby 2, Feeney 2, Bridges, Wood

3-pt. goals: Marcus 2, Mattson, Murphy 2, Inglis; Fitzsimmons, Moore George Stevens 21 34 50 69 Washington Acad. 19 28 42 63

JV: Washington Acad. 63, GSA 50

Sumner 74, Ellsworth 61

At Sumner, Garth Hudson scored 23 points to led the Tigers to victory.

Bo Stanley added 13 points for the 6-2 Tigers and Mike Leavitt and Kit Rivers scored 11 apiece. John Merchant chipped in with 10 points.

For the Eagles, now 2-4, Shawn Downey led with 17 points, John Hart added 11 and Bob Perry added 10.

Sumner (74)

Hudson 11, Stanley 5(2), Leavitt 4(3), Merchant 5, Rivers 5(1), Moshier 3, Bridges, Dyer, S. Merchant, Barnes Ellsworth (61)

Downey 8(1), Hart 4(2), Perry 4(2), Beers 2(3), Whitney 3, Gray 3, Petros 1, Nichols, Bland, Heard

3-pt. goals: Hudson, Stanley, Hart, Beers 2 Sumner 20 36 52 74 Ellsworth 8 23 44 61

JV: Ellsworth 67, Sumner 60

Greenville 68, Rangeley 62

At Greenville, Eric Smith poured in 23 points and Jarrod Strid hit for 16 more as the Lakers improved to 2-4.

John Walden chipped in with 12 points for Greenville.

For Rangeley, 4-3, Ed Roberts led the way with 26. Shane Stewart scored 20.

Greenville (68)

Smith 5(12), Strid 6(2), Walden 6, Carpenter 3(2), Murray 2(1), B. Morrill 2, Reynolds, J. Morrill, Crockett, Canders

Rangeley (62)

Roberts 12(2), Stewart 8(4), Parise 1(6), Simmons 1, Garroth 1, Haley 1(1), White, Woodward, Christy

3-pt. goals: Smith, Strid 2; Simmons Greenville 12 33 51 68 Rangeley 19 31 47 62

CCA 75, Windham Chr. 72 (OT)

At Charleston, Bradley Preble’s heroics down the stretch lifted the Charleston Christian Academy to the overtime win over Windham Christian.

With 10 seconds left in regulation, Preble scored two technical foul free throws to send the game into overtime. In the extra period, Preble went 6-for-6 from the line as the Eagles iced the win.

Overall, Bradley Preble scored 29 points and grabbed 17 rebounds while his brother Bryan Preble added 17 points and 21 rebounds. Jay Philbrick scored 12 points for the 3-2 Eagles while Chris Daigle grabbed 10 rebounds.

For 0-3 Windham Christian, Troy Locke poured in 36 points while Tim Jewell tallied 15 points. Brandon Stoltz hit for 11.

Charleston Christian (75)

Bradley Preble 8(13), Bryan Preble 7(3), Philbrick 4(4), Wheeler 3(1), Kneeland 3, Daigle, Niles 1(2), Fickett Windham Christian (72)

Locke 13(10), Jewell 5(5), Stoltz 5(1), Schmidt, Harrison 2, Raqulet 1, Phinney 1(2)

3-pt. goals: none Charleston Christian 12 33 48 62 75 Windham Christian 18 34 50 62 72