PITTSFIELD – Laura Grumbach scored seven of her game-high 23 points in the fourth quarter as Nokomis of Newport rallied to outscore Maine Central Institute 14-7 in the period en route to a 57-51 schoolgirl basketball victory here Monday night.

Kelly Bowman scored 14 points for the 2-3 Warriors and Stacey Vigue tossed in 10 more.

Becky Vaughan and Cory Monday had 13 points apiece for MCI, now 6-3. Emily Walker had eight points and 10 rebounds, and Kim Fotter scored eight points.

Nokomis (57)

Buker 2(1), Grumbach 7(8), Annett, Wilber 1(3), Erskine, Vigue 4(2), Bowman 7 MCI (51)

Fotter 4, Monday 5(2), Love, Barnes, Vaughan 6(1), Lambert 1, Walker 4, Cropley 3(1)

3-pt. goals – Grumbach, Monday Nokomis 13 29 43 57 MCI 18 30 44 51

Searsport 57, GSA 31

At Searsport, the Vikings rebounded to beat George Stevens Academy of Blue Hill after standout Amber Howard left with an injury late in the first quarter.

For 10-0 Searsport, Bree Robert netted 23 points and grabbed 14 rebounds. Robin Kelley also gained 13 rebounds for the Vikings. Howard was forced to leave the game when she was hit in the nose by a GSA player’s elbow.

Brandy Eaton scored 14 points for the Eagles, now 4-5.

Searsport (57)

Robert 6(11), Kelley 3(3), Howard 1(2), Redmond 3, Fields 1(1), Gray 2(3), Russ (4), George (1), Mason George Stevens (31)

Eaton 7, Mattson 3, Bowden 2, Carroll 1, Carter 2(1), Snow 1, Wilson 1, Schneider, Marcinkus, Hutchinson

3-pt. goals: none Searsport 12 22 33 57 George Stevens 4 10 25 31

Hermon 47, MDI 37

At Hermon, sisters Tori Adams and Janice Adams combined for 31 points to power the Hawks to their first win of the season against seven losses.

Tori Adams scored 16 and Janice Adams hit for 15 for Hermon.

For Mount Desert Island, 1-7, Amy Polchies was high scorer with 16 points.

Hermon (47)

Downing 2(3), Perry 2, J. Adams 6(3), T. Adams 4(8), Huff 1, Burr 1(1), Hei. Pace, Glazier, Winchenbach, Heath. Pace, Pinkham, Herrick MDI (37)

Polchies 7(1), Hollis 1, MacLeod (1), Whitte 1, Pelletier 1(6), Hathaway 2, Weisse (2), Johnson 1

3-pt. goals: Polchies Hermon 8 19 33 47 MDI 4 13 20 37

JV: Hermon 42, MDI 36

C-R ‘Jammers 56, Belfast 47

At Camden, Robin Peckham scored 15 points to lead the Camden-Rockport Windjammers to the win.

For the 2-5 Windjammers, Amy Beveridge came up with 11 points.

Sue Robbins scored 21 points to pace the 1-8 Lions.

Camden-Rockport (56)

Peckham 5(5), Beveridge 3(5), Young 1(2), E. Rogers, Teel 2(2), Roberts, Littlefield 2, J. Rogers 3(2), Holmes (7) Belfast (47)

Robbins 7(7), Whitcomb 2, Dudley 1(2), Douin 3, Holmes, Pattershall 3(2), Paul, Hall 1(2), Benjamin, McCormick, Parks

3-pt. goals: J. Rogers Camden-Rockport 6 20 33 56 Belfast 11 23 38 47

JV: Belfast 33, Camden-Rockport 28

Narraguagus 65, Sumner 21

At East Sullivan, Gladys Ganiel scored 14 points and Sara Cashman tossed in 11 more, sparking the Lady Knights to the win.

Jill Nichols added 10 points for Narraguagus, which improved to 6-2.

For Sumner, 0-8, Abby Seward led the way with three 3-point shots for nine.

Narraguagus (65)

Ganiel 6(1), Cashman 4(3), Nichols 1(8), Lord 3(3), Strout 2(3), Kearns 2, Ward 1(2), Reynolds 1, Worcester 1, Hayward 1 Sumner (21)

Seward 3, Nelson 2, Mason 1, Pinkham 1, Carter 1, Joy 1, Johnson, Alexander, Harrington, Glass, Hanson

3-pt. goals: Ganiel; Seward 3 Narraguagus 16 36 50 65 Sumner 2 9 19 21

JV: Narraguagus 40, Sumner 28

Walden, Morrell lead Lakers to win vs. Howlers

GREENVILLE – Hope Walden and Melanie Morrell scored 12 and 10 points, respectively, to lead the Greenville Lakers to a 37-19 schoolgirl basketball victory over Penobscot Valley of Howland here Monday night.

Jasmine Souther grabbed 10 rebounds and Angela Gray made nine steals for the Lakers, now 3-3.

For the 0-5 Howlers, Jennifer White led the offense with five points.

Greenville (37)

Walden 4(4), Morrell 5, Gray 3, Ryder 2, McIver 2, Souther (1), Ponkala, Buchholz, Mceachern, Searles, Crockett Penobscot Valley (19)

White 1(3), Thibodeau 2, Lindsay 1(1), Pelkey 1, Ju. Delaite 1, Harding 1, Dyer (1), Ji. Delaite, Sage, Bernard, McKenney, Fogg, Hudson

3-pt. goals: none Greenville 13 22 33 37 Penobscot Valley 1 6 10 19

JV: Greenville 37, PVHS 26

Calais 57, East Grand 51

At Danforth, Andrea Gibson’s 16-point effort helped lift Calais to the victory.

Tracy Muholland chipped in with 14 points and Andrea Leishmen hit for 12 more as Calais improved to 8-1.

For East Grand, 7-3, Shelly Page scored 22 points and pulled down 17 rebounds. Michelle Frye added 17 points.

Calais (57)

O’Leary (4), Bell 3(1), Gibson 7(2), Muholland 7, Olsson 2, Leishman 1(2), McConvey 3, Clark, Wheelock

Hanington 1(2), Page 9(4), Lee 1, Hanscom 3, Frye 8(1), Irish, Shay, Russell

3-point goals: Bell 2 Calais 12 32 47 57 East Grand 10 27 38 51

Machias 66, Lubec 24

At Lubec, Jamie Wood led a balanced scoring attack with 13 points as Machias rolled to its seventh win against two losses.

Becky Tower added 10 points for Machias.

For Lubec, 0-7, Marcie Gallant was high scorer with 12.

Machias (66)

Albee, Wood 5(3), Tower 4(2), Rudd 3, Copp 3(1), Lowerwine 3(2), Collins 3, Alley 1, Lehman (1), A. Wolverton 2, Shaw, Pritchard, S. Wolverton Lubec (24)

Gallant 5(1), J. Kelley 3, A. Kelley 2, Muholland 1, Norris

3-point goals: Gallant Machias 20 33 53 66 Lubec 6 10 14 24

Katahdin 79, Lee 49

At Sherman Station, Kelly Stubbs hit for 20 points and Lea Craig added 16 more, lifting the Cougars to their seventh victory without a loss.

Tammy Greenlaw chipped in with 10 points for Katahdin.

For Lee Academy, 1-6, Chris Grillon scored 17. Charlotte Cormier contributed 13 more.

Katahdin (79)

Stubbs 8(4), L. Craig 8, Greenlaw 5, S. Craig 4, Richardson 4(1), Dyer 2, Smith (1), Tucker 1(1), Marr 2, Cullins 2, T. Craig, Jilek Lee Academy (49)

Grillon 7(2), Cormier 6(1), H. Osgood 4, S. Worster 1, Rideout, Cottle, Raymond 1(1), Gordon 1, Hanington, Shannon, S. Osgood 2, K. Worster

3-point goals: Grillon Katahdin 22 40 59 79 Lee Academy 12 22 32 49

JV: Katahdin 49, Lee 25

Narraguagus 65, Sumner 21

At East Sullivan, Gladys Ganiel scored 14 points and Sarah Cashman tossed in 11 more, sparking the Lady Knights to the win.

Jill Nichols added 10 points for Narraguagus, which improved to 6-2.

For Sumner, 0-8, Abby Seward led the way with three 3-point shots for nine.

Narraguagus (65)

Ganiel 6(1), Cashman 4(3), Nichols 1(8), Lord 3(3), Strout 2(3), Kearns 2, Ward 1(2), Reynolds 1, Worcester 1, Hayward 1 Sumner (21)

Seward 3, Nelson 2, Mason 1, Pinkham 1, Carter 1, Joy 1, Johnson, Alexander, Harrington, Glass, Hanson

3-point goals: Ganiel; Seward 3 Narraguagus 16 36 50 65 Sumner 2 9 19 21

JV: Narraguagus 40, Sumner 28

Limestone 43, Madawaska 40

At Madawaska, Terry Beaulieu scored 13 points to lead the Limestone Eagles past the host Owls.

Kim Chapman had 11 points for the 5-3 Eagles. Rachel Sharts scored 10 points and Heather Hawkins had 11 rebounds.

For the 3-6 Owls, Jill Dube had 18 points and 12 rebounds.

Limestone (43)

Beaulieu 5(1), Sharts 4(2), Chapman 5(1), Hawkins 3, Allen 1, Rhome (1), Cote Madawaska (40)

Dube 9, Arnold 1(2), Madore 4, Jandreau 2(2), P. Cyr 2, Pelletier, A. Cyr

3-pt. goals: Beaulieu 2 Limestone 17 23 34 43 Madawaska 8 22 32 40

JV: Limestone 44, Madawaska 29

Hodgdon 37, Washburn 31

At Hodgdon, Wendy Foster scored six of her eight points in the fourth quarter to lift the Hawks to victory.

Hodgdon outscored Washburn in the fourth quarter 11-4 to improve ot 2-7.

Jen McPhee paced the winners with 10 points and nine rebounds.

For 3-6 Washburn, Kelly Fox scord 16 points.

Hodgdon (37)

McPhee 4(2), Foster 2(4), Ivey 3, Larson 3, Karnes 1(1), Beals 1, Gwilliam, Whited Washburn (31)

Fox 4(6), Humphrey (5), Corey 2, Lavway 1, Pangburn 1, Tarr 1, Clark, Dobson, Brown, Young

3-pt. goals: Ivey, Karnes; Fox 2 Hodgdon 9 19 26 37 Washburn 7 18 27 31

JV: Washburn 29, Hodgdon 24

Easton 57, Ashland 52

At Easton, the Easton Bears outscored Ashland 14-1 in the last three minutes to key the victory.

Heather Keep scored 17 points and Toni Day added 15 to pace 7-2 Easton Bears. Patti Driscoll had 11 points.

For the 5-5 Hornets, Diana Belskis had 23 points. Holly Carney had 12 and Meredith Baker scored 11.

Easton (57)

Keep 8(1), Day 5(5), Driscoll 3(5), Lamoreau 3(2), Ireland 2, Carter (2) Ashland (52)

Belskis 8(5), Holly Carney 5(1), Baker 3(5), Hope Carney 3, Theriault, Clark

3-pt. goals: Belskis 2, Holly Carney Easton 8 24 37 57 Ashland 10 23 31 52

JV: Ashland 46, Easton 27

SAHS 51, CAHS 44

At Mars Hill, Jill Mathers scored a game-high 16 points and Holly McGraw scored 12 more to power Southern Aroostook to its fifth win in eight games.

Jessica Walker contributed 11 points and 14 rebounds.

Melanie Clark had 14 points for 5-3 Central Aroostook and Stori Shaw accounted for 12 more.

Southern Aroostook (51)

McGraw 5(2), Mathers 6(4), Walker 3(5), Jo. Corneil 2(2), Brown, Grass 2, Ja. Corneil 1

Central Aroostook (44)

Boyce 3, Shaw 5(2), Hewitt 1, Kinney, Faggiole, E. Shaw 2, Allen 1, Clark 6(2), Boyd, Bradstreet 1

3-pt. goals – Bradstreet Southern Aroostook 16 24 37 51 Central Aroostook 14 26 36 43

JV: Central Aroostook 48-41 Gibson helps Blue Devils stop Vikings

DANFORTH – Andrea Gibson’s 16-point effort helped lift Calais to a 57-51 win over East Grand in schoolgirl basketball action here Monday night.

Tracy Muholland chipped in with 14 points and Andrea Leishmen hit for 12 more as Calais improved to 8-1.

For East Grand, 7-3, Shelly Page scored 22 points and pulled down 17 rebounds. Michelle Frye added 17 points.

Calais (57)

O’Leary (4), Bell 3(1), Gibson 7(2), Muholland 7, Olsson 2, Leishman 1(2), McConvey 3, Clark, Wheelock East Grand (51)

Hanington 1(2), Page 9(4), Lee 1, Hanscom 3, Frye 8(1), Irish, Shay, Russell

3-point goals: Bell 2 Calais 12 32 47 57 East Grand 10 27 38 51

Greenville 37, PVHS 19

At Greenville, the host Lakers evened their record at 3-3 with a victory over Penobscot Valley of Howland.

Hope Walden and Melanie Morrell scored 12 and 10 points, respectively, to lead the Lakers. Jasmine Souther grabbed 10 rebounds and Angela Gray made nine steals.

For the 0-5 Howlers, Jennifer White led the offense with five points.

Greenville (37)

Walden 4(4), Morrell 5, Gray 3, Ryder 2, McIver 2, Souther (1), Ponkala, Buchholz, Mceachern, Searles, Crockett Penobscot Valley (19)

White 1(3), Thibodeau 2, Lindsay 1(1), Pelkey 1, Ju. Delaite 1, Harding 1, Dyer (1), Ji. Delaite, Sage, Bernard, McKenney, Fogg, Hudson

3-pt. goals: none Greenville 13 22 33 37 Penobscot Valley 1 6 10 19

JV: Greenville 37, PVHS 26

Machias 66, Lubec 24

At Lubec, Jamie Wood led a balanced scoring attack with 13 points as Machias rolled to its seventh win against two losses.

Becky Tower added 10 points for Machias.

For Lubec, 0-7, Marcie Gallant was high scorer with 12.

Machias (66)

Albee, Wood 5(3), Tower 4(2), Rudd 3, Copp 3(1), Lowerwine 3(2), Collins 3, Alley 1, Lehman (1), A. Wolverton 2, Shaw, Pritchard, S. Wolverton Lubec (24)

Gallant 5(1), J. Kelley 3, A. Kelley 2, Muholland 1, Norris

3-point goals: Gallant Machias 20 33 53 66 Lubec 6 10 14 24

Katahdin 79, Lee 49

At Sherman Station, Kelly Stubbs hit for 20 points and Lea Craig added 16 more, lifting the Cougars to their seventh victory without a loss.

Tammy Greenlaw chipped in with 10 points for Katahdin.

For Lee Academy, 1-6, Chris Grillon scored 17. Charlotte Cormier contributed 13 more.

Katahdin (79)

Stubbs 8(4), L. Craig 8, Greenlaw 5, S. Craig 4, Richardson 4(1), Dyer 2, Smith (1), Tucker 1(1), Marr 2, Cullins 2, T. Craig, Jilek Lee Academy (49)

Grillon 7(2), Cormier 6(1), H. Osgood 4, S. Worster 1, Rideout, Cottle, Raymond 1(1), Gordon 1, Hanington, Shannon, S. Osgood 2, K. Worster

3-point goals: Grillon Katahdin 22 40 59 79 Lee Academy 12 22 32 49

JV: Katahdin 49, Lee 25

Narraguagus 65, Sumner 21

At East Sullivan, Gladys Ganiel scored 14 points and Sarah Cashman tossed in 11 more, sparking the Lady Knights to the win.

Jill Nichols added 10 points for Narraguagus, which improved to 6-2.

For Sumner, 0-8, Abby Seward led the way with three 3-point shots for nine.

Narraguagus (65)

Ganiel 6(1), Cashman 4(3), Nichols 1(8), Lord 3(3), Strout 2(3), Kearns 2, Ward 1(2), Reynolds 1, Worcester 1, Hayward 1 Sumner (21)

Seward 3, Nelson 2, Mason 1, Pinkham 1, Carter 1, Joy 1, Johnson, Alexander, Harrington, Glass, Hanson

3-point goals: Ganiel; Seward 3 Narraguagus 16 36 50 65 Sumner 2 9 19 21

JV: Narraguagus 40, Sumner 28

Limestone 43, Madawaska 40

At Madawaska, Terry Beaulieu scored 13 points to lead the Limestone Eagles past the host Owls.

Kim Chapman had 11 points for the 5-3 Eagles. Rachel Sharts scored 10 points and Heather Hawkins had 11 rebounds.

For the 3-6 Owls, Jill Dube had 18 points and 12 rebounds.

Limestone (43)

Beaulieu 5(1), Sharts 4(2), Chapman 5(1), Hawkins 3, Allen 1, Rhome (1), Cote Madawaska (40)

Dube 9, Arnold 1(2), Madore 4, Jandreau 2(2), P. Cyr 2, Pelletier, A. Cyr

3-pt. goals: Beaulieu 2 Limestone 17 23 34 43 Madawaska 8 22 32 40

JV: Limestone 44, Madawaska 29

Hodgdon 37, Washburn 31

At Hodgdon, Wendy Foster scored six of her eight points in the fourth quarter to lift the Hawks to victory.

Hodgdon outscored Washburn in the fourth quarter 11-4 to improve ot 2-7.

Jen McPhee paced the winners with 10 points and nine rebounds.

For 3-6 Washburn, Kelly Fox scord 16 points.

Hodgdon (37)

McPhee 4(2), Foster 2(4), Ivey 3, Larson 3, Karnes 1(1), Beals 1, Gwilliam, Whited Washburn (31)

Fox 4(6), Humphrey (5), Corey 2, Lavway 1, Pangburn 1, Tarr 1, Clark, Dobson, Brown, Young

3-pt. goals: Ivey, Karnes; Fox 2 Hodgdon 9 19 26 37 Washburn 7 18 27 31

JV: Washburn 29, Hodgdon 24

Easton 57, Ashland 52

At Easton, the Easton Bears outscored Ashland 14-1 in the last three minutes to key the victory.

Heather Keep scored 17 points and Toni Day added 15 to pace 7-2 Easton Bears. Patti Driscoll had 11 points.

For the 5-5 Hornets, Diana Belskis had 23 points. Holly Carney had 12 and Meredith Baker scored 11.

Easton (57)

Keep 8(1), Day 5(5), Driscoll 3(5), Lamoreau 3(2), Ireland 2, Carter (2) Ashland (52)

Belskis 8(5), Holly Carney 5(1), Baker 3(5), Hope Carney 3, Theriault, Clark

3-pt. goals: Belskis 2, Holly Carney Easton 8 24 37 57 Ashland 10 23 31 52

JV: Ashland 46, Easton 27

SAHS 51, CAHS 44

At Mars Hill, Jill Mathers scored a game-high 16 points and Holly McGraw scored 12 more to power Southern Aroostook to its fifth win in eight games.

Jessica Walker contributed 11 points and 14 rebounds.

Melanie Clark had 14 points for 5-3 Central Aroostook and Stori Shaw accounted for 12 more.

Southern Aroostook (51)

McGraw 5(2), Mathers 6(4), Walker 3(5), Jo. Corneil 2(2), Brown, Grass 2, Ja. Corneil 1

Central Aroostook (44)

Boyce 3, Shaw 5(2), Hewitt 1, Kinney, Faggiole, E. Shaw 2, Allen 1, Clark 6(2), Boyd, Bradstreet 1

3-pt. goals – Bradstreet Southern Aroostook 16 24 37 51 Central Aroostook 14 26 36 43

JV: Central Aroostook, 48-41