BELFAST – The Camden-Rockport Windjammers fought back from a five-point deficit in the fourth quarter to defeat the Belfast Lions 52-49 in schoolgirl basketball action Tuesday night.

Jill Young hit a layup and free throw and Robin Peckham hit two free throws in the final 1:30 to give the Windjammers the win.

Young paced the 7-6 winners with 21 points and Angie Holmes put in 19.

Sue Robbins scored 12 points for 2-14 Belfast, Torey Benjamin added 11, and Katie Weaver netted 10.

Camden-Rockport (52)

Young 9(3), Peckham (2), Rogers, Pease 1, Littlefield 2, Beverage, Holmes 9(1), Teel Belfast (49)

Mason, Robbins 6, Knight, Weaver 4(2), Pattershall 4(1), Sheldon, Paul (2), Hall (4), Benjamin 5(1), McCormick

3-pt. goals: none Camden-Rockport 13 25 38 52 Belfast 4 23 35 49

JV: Belfast 39, Camden-Rockport 31

Hermon 42, John Bapst 30

At the Bangor Auditorium, Hermon pulled ahead in the second half for the victory, its 13th in 16 tries. The hawks werev ranked No. 1 in Class B earlier in the week.

Liza Doughty led the Hawks with 12 while Amy Perry had eight.

For 8-7 John Bapst, Kirstie Roy scored eight and Michelle Day seven.

Hermon (42)

Doughty 4(1), Perry 4, T. Adams 2(3), Downing 3(1), Pace 2, J. Adams 2

John Bapst (30)

Roy 4, Day (7), Harmon 3, Buswell 2(1), Paul 2, Moore 1, Collenburg

3-pt. goals: Doughty 3 Hermon 3 12 23 42 Bapst 4 13 16 30

JV: John bapst 55, Hermon 32

Geo. Valley 47, Monmouth 42

At Thomaston, Mia Lombardo scored 15 points to help lead host Georges Valley to the win.

Becca Elliott had 11 points and Candy Robinson 10 for the 2-12 Buccaneers.

Jennifer Ellis scored 13 points and Beth Bretton added 11 for 2-13 Monmouth.

Georges Valley (47)

Robinson 5, Lombardo 7(1), Elliott 2(7), Watts 1(1), Brochu, Wilson 1, C. Miller (1), Stuart (1), Taylor 1(2), LaFrance, R. Miller, Hilchey Monmouth (42)

Bretton 4(3), Ellis 4(5), Wright, Whittier 2, Jones, Webber, Huggett 1, Gauthier, Carr, Berube, Thibodeau 3, Walker 2

3-pt. goals: Whittier 2 Georges Valley 17 23 34 47 Monmouth 7 15 26 42

MCI 42, Dexter 22

At Pittsfield, Emily Walker and Alison Cropley each scored 12 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead host Maine Central Institute.

The Huskies are 7-8.

For the 1-13 Tigers, Lynn Hersey scored nine.

MCI (42)

Walker 4(4), Cropley 3(6), Cianchette 3, Vaughan 2(2), C. Wright 1(1), S. Wright 1, Friend (1), Jensen, Orr, Barnes, Wintle Dexter (22)

Hersey 2(5), Swann 2(3), Patterson 1, Lindsey (2), C. Downing 1, Harrington, Keyte, Ordway, Sanborn, T. Downing, Kuhn

3-pt. goals: none MCI 15 22 36 42 Dexter 2 12 18 22

JV: MCI 48, Dexter 35

Forest Hills 41, Greenville 37

At Jackman, a 3-point play by Stephanie Lumbert with 1:10 left to play in the game gave host Forest Hills its first lead of the game and the victory over Greenville.

For the 12-3 Lakers, Jane Chamberlain scored 13 points to lead the offense. Jennifer Decker tied the game with 1:30 left.

Sara Hanscom scored nine points to lead the 8-8 Greenville Lakers.

Forest Hills (41)

Chamberlain 3(7), Decker (1), Feeney 2(3), Sa. Lumbert 1(1), C. Nadeau 1(2), Ellis 1(4), Gourde 1, St. Lumbert 1(3)

Hanscom 2(5), Wallingford (2), Giroux, Murray (2), Carpenter 3(2), Walden 1(3), McIver, Ryder 2(4), Sandlin, Searles (3)

3-pt. goals: none Forest Hills 5 11 21 41 Greenville 6 15 29 37

Bennett paces Mattanawcook past Piscataquis

GUILFORD – Kim Bennett scored 10 of 23 points in the fourth quarter as Mattanawcook Academy overcame a two-point third quarter deficit and defeated Piscataquis Community 59-53 in schoolgirl basketball here Tuesday night.

April Lyons added 17 points for the Lynx from Lincoln, now 11-3.

For 7-8 Piscataquis, Daralyn Smiley had 23 and Rachel Cookson 10.

Mattanawcook (59)

Minogue 5(3), Lyons 5(5), Bennette 10(3), Libby, Ludden, Norris, Lane 1, Tyler, Wilcox, Windsor 1, LaChance 1

PCHS (53)

Smiley 9(2), Cookson 4(2), Durant, Johnson, Morrison, Burdin 3, McKenney 2(1), Clukey, Moore 3, Dulac 1

3-pt. goals: Lyons 2; Smiley 2 Mattanawcook 7 22 37 59 PCHS 13 26 39 53

Ashland 50, CAHS 46

At Ashland, the Ashland Hornets rallied in the last period and eked out a tight win over Central Aroostook in a key Class D matchup.

The Hornets, at 11-4, finally took the lead for good with four minutes left in the contest. CAHS had led by nine at halftime and five after three periods.

Hope Carney and Diana Belskis led the Ashland comeback getting six and seven points, respectively, in the final period. Carney finished with 15 and Belsksis 14. Denise Wentworth had 10 rebounds.

For the Mars Hill girls, now 10-4, Angela Allen had 14 points and Stori Shaw 12.

Ashland (50)

Hope Carney 6(3), Belskis 5(3), Cates 4, Holly Carney 2, Wentworth 3(2), Tardie, Chasse, Junkins

CAHS (46)

Allen 7, S. Shaw 4(1), E. Shaw 2(2), Clark 4, Bradstreet 2(2), Hewitt, Libby

3-pt. goals: Belskis, Holly Carney; S. Shaw 3 Ashland 10 17 29 50 CAHS 11 26 34 46

Schenck 58, Katahdin 45

At Sherman Station, the Wolverines jumped out to a 12-point lead in the first quarter and went on to record their 12th victory against two losses.

Carrie Cram paced the winners of East Millinocket with 19 points and Kristen Chavarie added 12. Shelby Mayer helped key Schenck’s first-quarter run when she scored six of her eight points.

Kelly Stubbs scored 16 points for Katahdin, now 9-3. Tammy Greenlaw chipped in with 11 points.

Schenck (58)

Cram 7(3), Chavarie 2(7), Witham 4(1), Mayer 2(4), Daigle 3, Bouchard 1, Provenzano 1, Cyr, Stanley Katahdin (45)

Stubbs 6(4), Greenlaw 3(5), Craig 3(2), Smith 2(2), Ordway 1, Dyer, Cullins

3-pt. goals: Cram 2, Chavarie; Craig Schenck 16 34 43 58 Katahdin 4 19 30 45

Forest Hills 41, Greenville 37

At Jackman, a 3-point play by Stephanie Lumbert with 1:10 left to play in the game gave host Forest Hills its first lead of the game and the victory over Greenville.

For the 12-3 Lakers, Jane Chamberlain scored 13 points to lead the offense. Jennifer Decker tied the game with 1:30 left.

Sara Hanscom scored nine points to lead the 8-8 Greenville Lakers.

Forest Hills (41)

Chamberlain 3(7), Decker (1), Feeney 2(3), Sa. Lumbert 1(1), C. Nadeau 1(2), Ellis 1(4), Gourde 1, St. Lumbert 1(3) Greenville (37)

Hanscom 2(5), Wallingford (2), Giroux, Murray (2), Carpenter 3(2), Walden 1(3), McIver, Ryder 2(4), Sandlin, Searles (3)

3-pt. goals: none Forest Hills 5 11 21 41 Greenville 6 15 29 37

J-B Royals 55, Lubec 28

At Lubec, Sandi Carver scored 13 points to lead the Jonesport-Beals Royals to the victory over the host Hornets.

Jan Beal scored 11 for the 12-4 Royals.

For the 2-11 Hornets, senior Marcie Gallant led the scoring with 12 points and scored the 1,000th point of her high school career.

Jonesport-Beals (55)

S. Carver 5(2), J. Beal 5(1), Smith 4, Farnsworth 2(2), Faulkingham 1(3), S. Beal 2, C. Alley 1, Lakeman 1, Johnson (3), M. Carver Lubec (28)

Gallant 5(2), A. Kelley 1(4), J. Kelley (1), Davis 2(1), Rodgers 1(1), Pratt, Mulholland, COllins, Archer, Buckner

3-pt. goals: S. Carver, S. Beal Jonesport-Beals 15 25 37 55 Lubec 8 19 23 28

Hodgdon 66, Easton 47

At Hodgdon, Wendy Ivey led the Hodgdon Hawks to victory with 22 points and was 8-for-8 from the free throw line.

Kerri Ivey scored 14 points and Wendy Foster had 12 points and 11 rebounds for the 11-6 Hawks. Jodi Quint grabbed 10 rebounds.

Deedra Ireland scored 21 points for the 3-10 Bears.

Hodgdon (66)

W. Ivey 7(8), K. Ivey 6(1), Foster 5(2), Beals 3, Gwilliam 1, Quint 2(1), Sherwood 1, Whited 1, Crane, Folsom, Nason, Willette Easton (47)

Ireland 8(3), Burtt 1, Wortman 2, Nicholson 1, Geroulo 4, Pangburn 3, Lamoreau 1(2), Turner

3-pt. goals: K. Ivey, Gwilliam; Ireland 2 Hodgdon 17 35 52 66 Easton 13 27 35 47

JV: Hodgdon 46, Easton 26