OLD TOWN – Matt Arsenault scored 32 points and added five steals and five assists to lead the undefeated Old Town Indians past Orono 68-45 in schoolboy basketball action here Thursday night.

The 6-0 Indians also got a solid effort from Scott Springer with 16 points and eight rebounds. The hosts fell behind early, trailing 11-8 after a period, but rallied to take control in the second period.

Old Town played without Steve Pooler, who is sidelined for 4-6 weeks with a broken thumb.

Orono, 5-4, was led by Jay Vetelino’s 10 points. Jamie Beaudoin scored nine.

Old Town (68)

Arsenault 14(4), Springer 8, L’Heureux 3(1), Madden 3, Morrison (4), Demont 1, Shorette (1), Chaisson, Crouse, Blake

Orono (45)

Vetelino 5, Barker (1), Beaudoin 4(1), Galeati 4, Thibodeau 2(1), Best 2, Hews 2, Wihbey 1, Brown 1, Wardwell, Ford, Wright, Poole

3-pt. goals: None Old Town 8 32 50 68 Orono 11 23 32 45

JV: Old Town 63, Orono 58

Central-EC 68, Lee 47

At East Corinth, the Central Red Devils outscored the Lee Academy Pandas 15-0 in the last three minutes to ensure the victory.

Central outscored Lee 24-8 in the fourth quarter. Central upped its record to 7-1 and Lee slipped to 6-3.

Paul Speed paced the winners with 18 points. David Green and John Allen each chipped in with 15 points.

For Lee, Steve Coombs scored 17 points and John King added 12.

Central-EC (68)

Speed 6(5), Green 7(1), Allen 6(1), Pineo 4, Wolverton (6), Campbell 3, Curry, Smith, Withee, Lopez, Philbrick, Preble Lee (47)

S. Coombs 8(2), King 6, R. Coombs 3(1), Knowles 3(1), Francis 1, Waite, White, Rushton, Osgood, Soctomah, Ham, Sockabasin

3-pt. goals: Speed, Allen 2; S. Coombs Central-EC 19 26 44 68 Lee 11 25 39 47

BC Patriots, East Grand 51

At Danforth, the Bangor Christian Patriots took a four-point lead late in the game and held off the Vikings in the final minute to take the win.

Mark Jamison and Clint Jackson each scored 19 points for the winners, now 3-6. Jamison nailed four 3-pointers.

For the Vikings, now 0-9, Roger Dow and Russell Young each put in 16 points.

Bangor Christian (53)

Jamison 6(3), Jackson 8(3), Lovely 3(1), Martin (6), Campbell 1, Clap, Lassell, Fickett, Small East Grand (51)

Dow 7(1), Young 7(2), B.J. Cyr 4(1), C. Cyr 1(1), Frye 2(1), Hayes 1, Mailman

3-pt. goals: Jamison 4; Dow Bangor Christian 14 33 41 53 East Grand 17 28 42 51

JV: Bangor Christian 46, East Grand 19

Narraguagus 67, Sumner 49

At Harrington, Chad Fenton hit the mark for 29 points as he led the Knights past the visiting Tigers of East Sullivan.

Scott Fernald had nine points and Mark Leighton seven assists as the Knights raised their record to 6-2.

The Tigers, who slipped to 3-7, were led by Shawn Merchant with 14 and Bo Stanley with 13.

Narragaugus (67)

Fenton 10(6), Fernald 2(4), Leighton 3(2), Fletcher 2(3), Noyes 2, Burnett 2(1), Curtis (2), Robbins (2), Look

Sumner (49)

S. Merchant 5(2), Stanley 5, J. Merchant 4, Dyer 3(1), Jordan 1(2), Curtis (2), Jolley, Warren, Sargent, Barnes

3-pt. goals: Fenton 3, Fernald, Noyes 2; S. Merchant 2, Stanley 3, J. Merchant Narraguagus 10 26 41 67 Sumner 7 23 30 49

JV: Narraguagus 42, Sumner 40

DI-S 73, Searsport 31

At Deer Isle, the host Deer Isle-Stonington Mariners broke open the game in the second half when they outscored the Vikings 51-15 to take the victory.

Jon Haskell sparked the 7-1 winners in the third quarter when he scored 16 of his 18 points. Aaron Eaton came on strong in the fourth when he canned 11 of his 13 points.

David Joyce added a game-high 19 points for the Mariners.

Mel Grant scored 12 points for the 3-8 Vikings and Jason Krienke netted 11.

DI-Stonington (73)

Joyce 6(6), Haskell 8(2), Eaton 5(3), Brown 2, Soucy 1, Morey 2(1), Zanke, Kunkle 1(2), Wheelden 1(1), Webb 1(1), Jones 1 Searsport (31)

Grant 5, Krienke 5(1), E. Brown, McFarland 1, S. Brown 1, Weymouth, Curtis 1(2), Critchley, Ashey, Ruska, Treat, Rooney, Solovei

3-pt. goals: Joyce; Grant 2 DI-Stonington 9 24 50 73 Searsport 10 15 28 31

JV: DI-Stonington 73, Searsport 31

Red Devils run past Lee Pandas 68-47

EAST CORINTH – The Central Red Devils outscored the Lee Academy Pandas 15-0 in the last three minutes to take a 68-47 schoolboy basketball win here Thursday night.

Central outscored Lee 24-8 in the fourth quarter. Central upped its record to 7-1 and Lee slipped to 6-3.

Paul Speed paced the winners with 18 points. David Green and John Allen each chipped in with 15 points.

For Lee, Steve Coombs scored 17 points and John King added 12.

Speed 6(5), Green 7(1), Allen 6(1), Pineo 4, Wolverton (6), Campbell 3, Curry, Smith, Withee, Lopez, Philbrick, Preble Lee (47)

S. Coombs 8(2), King 6, R. Coombs 3(1), Knowles 3(1), Francis 1, Waite, White, Rushton, Osgood, Soctomah, Ham, Sockabasin

3-pt. goals: Speed, Allen 2; S. Coombs Central-EC 19 26 44 68 Lee 11 25 39 47

BC Pats, East Grand 51

At Danforth, the Bangor Christian Patriots took a four-point lead late in the game and held off the Vikings in the final minute to take the win.

Mark Jamison and Clint Jackson each scored 19 points for the winners, now 3-6. Jamison nailed four 3-pointers.

For the Vikings, now 0-9, Roger Dow and Russell Young each put in 16 points.

Bangor Christian (53)

Jamison 6(3), Jackson 8(3), Lovely 3(1), Martin (6), Campbell 1, Clap, Lassell, Fickett, Small East Grand (51)

Dow 7(1), Young 7(2), B.J. Cyr 4(1), C. Cyr 1(1), Frye 2(1), Hayes 1, Mailman

3-pt. goals: Jamison 4; Dow Bangor Christian 14 33 41 53 East Grand 17 28 42 51

JV: Bangor Christian 46, East Grand 19

Calais 83, Shead 40

At Eastport, the Blue Devils stormed to a 20-4 first-period lead and never looked back in downing the Tigers.

Calais, now 6-3, was led by Matt Cassidy’s 23. Jeff Hinton added 13.

For the 2-9 Tigers, Shirl Penney had 16.

Calais (83)

Cassidy 8(5), Hinton 6(1), Foster 3, Fox 3, Morrison 4, Newell 1, Parks 2(1), Spearin 1, Waycott 1(4)

Shead (40)

Penney 8, Small 4, Barnes 1, Newcomb (2), Urquhart 2, Marsh 1, Gardiner

3-pt. goals: Casidy 3, Fox 2; Barnes Calais 20 41 64 83 Shead 4 12 23 400

JV: Calais 74, Shead 48

CAHS 55, Easton 44

At Mars Hill, Chad King netted 19 points and grabbed 20 rebounds to power Central Aroostook past Easton.

Derek Townsend added another 18 for the Panthers.

Easton’s Craig Smith scored 20 points.

With the win, Central Aroostook moves to 5-5 for the season. The Bears of Easton fall to 3-7.

Central Aroostook (55)

King 8(3), Townsend 8(2), York 2, Brewer 2(2), Robbins 1(2), Libby 2, Bradbury, Smith, Caron, Shaw Easton (44)

Smith 9(1), Burke 2, Winger (2), DeMerchant 1, Wolverton 2, Cronkite 3, Lamoreaux 2, Richardson 3 pt. goals: Smith , Cronkite 2 Central Aroostook 8 23 39 55 Easton 9 17 30 40

JV: Central Aroostock 50, Easton 35

Narraguagus 67, Sumner 49

At Harrington, Chad Fenton hit the mark for 29 points as he led the Knights past the visiting Tigers of East Sullivan.

Scott Fernald had nine points and Mark Leighton seven assists as the Knights raised their record to 6-2.

The Tigers, who slipped to 3-7, were led by Shawn Merchant with 14 and Bo Stanley with 13.

Narragaugus (67)

Fenton 10(6), Fernald 2(4), Leighton 3(2), Fletcher 2(3), Noyes 2, Burnett 2(1), Curtis (2), Robbins (2), Look

Sumner (49)

S. Merchant 5(2), Stanley 5, J. Merchant 4, Dyer 3(1), Jordan 1(2), Curtis (2), Jolley, Warren, Sargent, Barnes

3-pt. goals: Fenton 3, Fernald, Noyes 2; S. Merchant 2, Stanley 3, J. Merchant Narraguagus 10 26 41 67 Sumner 7 23 30 49

JV: Narraguagus 42, Sumner 40

Van Buren 63, Wisdom 48

At St. Agatha Wednesday, Troy Doucette scored a game-high 27 points to lead the Van Buren Crusaders to the victory over host Wisdom.

Josh Doucette scored 12 points and Bruce Gagnon had 10 for the 2-7 Crusaders.

Keith Chasse had 14 points and Mike Pelletier chipped in with 12 for the 3-4 Pioneers.

Van Buren (63)

T. Doucette 12(3), J. Doucette 5(2), Gagnon 4(2), Morneault 2(2), J. Poitras 2, C. Poitras, Larson, Beaulieu 1(2), Morrow, Gendreau, Amato, Smith, Ayotte Wisdom (48)

Chasse 5(2), Pelletier 4(4), Killarney 4, Guerrette 2, Roy 1(1), Dubois 1, White (2), Fongemie, Violette, Lerman

3-pt. goals: Chasse Van Buren 15 26 49 63 Wisdom 4 21 34 48

JV: Wisdom 54, Van Buren 44