BANGOR – The Bangor Rams survived the slowdown tactics of the Cony Rams to notch a 24-12 schoolboy basketball win Saturday at Red Barry Gym.

Bangor trailed 3-2 after one quarter and 5-4 at the half before shutting out Cony in the third quarter and moving out to a lead.

Matt Kinney paced Bangor with 12 points.

Aaron Vachon scored five for Cony.

Cony (2-5) 12

Vachon 2-1-5, Moore, Murch, Dutil 1-0-2, Priputin 1-0-3, Skerlick 0-2-2, Temme Bangor (8-0) 24

Waterman 1-0-2, McEwen, Robichaud, Allen 1-1-3, Kinney 5-2-12, Arsenault, Clark, Jamieson 2-2-6, Day 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Priputin Cony 3 5 5 12 Bangor 2 4 10 24

Caribou 60, Hampden 56

At Caribou, Chris Funk scored 28 points, putting him over 1,000 for his career, as the Vikings won.

Aaron Peppard’s 21 points paced the Broncos attack. Russ Bartlett and Nick Rivers each had 12.

Hampden (2-5) 56

Peppard 10-1-21, Bartlett 3-5-12, Rivers 4-3-12, Melvin 1-2-4, Connolly 2-0-4, Johnson 1-0-2, Marquez 0-1-1, Peet Caribou (5-2) 60

Funk 10-6-28, Ouellette 3-1-7, Soucie 2-1-6, Raymond 2-1-5, Doody 2-0-5, Dalton 1-2-4, Griffeth 1-1-3, St. Peter 1-0-2, Hamilton, Guerrette, Smith

3-pt. goals: Funk 2, Soucie, Doody, Bartlett, Rivers Hampden 11 20 37 56 Caribou 17 32 45 60

JV: Caribou 57, Hampden 54

Shead 69, DI-Stonington 38

At Eastport, the host Tigers posted their ninth win against a loss.

Jason Cook and Mike Raye paced Shead with 14 points apiece, and Cook had seven assists. Tommy Raye scored 11 points and Shirl Penney contributed 10 points and 10 rebounds.

Jeremiah Gray led Deer Isle-Stonington with 13 points.

Deer Isle-Stonington (2-7) 38

Jones 4-0-9, Dodge 1-0-3, Gray 6-1-13, Wiberg 3-0-6, Weed 2-0-4, Rissi 1-0-2, Coombs 0-1-1, Webb Shead (9-1) 69

Barnes 4-1-9, Cook 6-1-14, M. Raye 5-2-14, Bakis 1-2-4, T. Raye 4-2-11, Penney 5-0-10, Newcomb 2-0-4, Vicaire 0-1-1, Downs 1-0-2, Murphy, Rice, Ripley, McPhail, Claroni, Mitchell

3-pt. goals: Jones, Dodge; Cook, M. Raye 2, T. Raye DI-Stonington 8 19 27 38 Shead 15 31 47 69

JV: DI-Stonington 55, Shead 36

Greenville 63, Temple Chr. 54

At Ellsworth, Mike Burgess scored 13 of his 16 points in the first half and Darcy Turner had 10 of his 18 over the first 16 minutes as Greenville built a 38-24 lead en route to its win.

Rance McEachern had 13 points for the winners.

Scott Blackstone’s game-high 37 points led Temple Christian. Greenville (5-4) 63

Turner 8-2-18, Mi. Burgess 7-0-16, McEachern 5-3-13, Owens 3-0-7, Hughes 2-0-5, Anderson 2-0-4, Wilson, Walden, Morrill, Ma. Burgess, Taylor, Philbrook

Temple Christian (2-8) 54

Blackstone 15-5-37, Bien 4-0-8, Logan 1-3-5, Coglitore 1-0-2, Maddocks 1-0-2, Ta. Howard, To. Howard

3-pt. goals: Mi. Burgess 2, Owens, Hughes; Blackstone 2 Greenville 21 38 50 63 Temple Christian 12 24 39 54

Orono 81, Old Town 67

At Old Town, the host Indians rallied to within five points with 36 seconds left in the game before Orono pulled away in a wild finish.

With Orono holding a 72-67 lead, an Old Town player called a timeout when his team didn’t have any left. The Red Riots proceeded to nail both technical foul shots, score three more points on the ensuing possession, and hold the Indians scoreless the rest of the way. Orono scored two hoops and made five of six free throws in the final 36 seconds.

Aaron Gavett paced Orono with 22 points, while Evan Stinson added 17 and Jason White had 14.

Corey Thibodeau tossed in 23 for Old Town. Joe Mannesto and Jeff Kimball added 12 and 11, respectively.

Orono (9-2) 81

Stinson 6-4-17, Gavett 10-2-22, White 7-0-14, Main 4-1-9, Salvage 4-0-8, Rhoads 2-0-5, Pyle 1-2-4, Poulsen 0-2-2, Myers, Ulrich Old Town (0-7) 67

Thibodeau 8-1-23, Mannesto 5-2-12, Kimball 4-2-11, Paradis 2-2-7, Hyes 3-1-7, Dorr 2-0-4, Francis 1-0-3, Willette, Miller

3-pt. goals: Stinson, Rhoads; Thibodeau 6, Kimball, Paradis, Francis Orono 15 34 53 81 Old Town 19 28 41 67

JV: Orono 57, Old Town 42

Girls basketball

Greenville 63, Temple Chr. 25

At Ellsworth, Denise Wallingford scored all nine of her points in the third quarter and Sara Hanscom added eight third-quarter points as Greenville outscored Temple Christian 26-4 to pull away.

Freshman forward Linda Christensen had a game-high 15 points; Hanscom had 14 and Maren Muzzy added 11 points.

Michelle Reed’s 14 points paced Temple Christian.

Greenville (7-2) 63

Christensen 7-0-15, Hanscom 5-4-14, Muzzy 5-1-11, D. Wallingford 3-3-9, Ryder 3-2-8, T. Wallingford 1-0-2, Noyes 1-0-2, Folsom 1-0-2, Dyer, Brewster, Ponkala, Grenier Temple Christian (1-7) 25

Reed 2-10-14, M. Cousins 2-1-5, S. Cousins 2-0-4, L. Cousins 1-0-2, Logan, N. Stranova, D. Stranova

‘ 3-pt. goals: Christensen Greenville 16 24 50 63 Temple Christian 5 15 19 25

Caribou 67, Hampden 54

At Caribou, Erin Cole-Karagory scored a game-high 30 points to lead the Vikings to the victory.

For Hampden, Emily Leavitt scored 20 points, Erin Leavitt added 12 and Ali Hathaway had 10.

Hampden (2-4) 54

Em. Leavitt 7-6-20, Er. Leavitt 4-4-12, Hathaway 4-2-10, Fortier 2-0-4, Ryerson 1-0-2, Ross 1-0-2, Smith 1-0-2, Hall 1-0-2, Crawford, Dickey, Williams, O’Connor Caribou (6-2) 67

Cole-Karagory 14-2-30, Carter 2-4-9, Umphrey 3-1-7, McCormack 2-1-5, Michaud 1-2-4, F. Anderson 2-0-4, Perreault 1-1-3, Smith 1-0-3, A. Anderson 1-0-2, Hammac, Jose, Blackstone, Holmquist

3-pt. goals: Carter, Smith Hampden 14 26 40 54 Caribou 21 41 52 67

Piscataquis 51, Mattanawcook 35

At Lincoln, Karin Burdin scored 13 points and Kassy Dulac added 12 more as Piscataquis Community of Guilford downed the Lynx.

Laura LaVallee netted 10 for Mattanawcook Academy.

Piscataquis Community (8-3) 51

Burdin 5-3-13, Clukey 1-0-2, Moore 3-1-8, Dulac 5-2-12, Durant 1-1-3, Crocker 1-1-3, Smiley 3-1-7, Goulette 0-3-3, Lander, Leavitt, Cupero Mattanawcook Academy (3-9) 35

LaVallee 4-0-10, Lowell 3-2-9, McLeod, Lyons 2-0-5, Mayo 1-1-3, McLaughlin 3-0-6, Ireland, Jandreau, Gayehause, Hainer 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Moore; LaVallee 2, Lowell Piscataquis 16 26 39 51 Mattanawcook 10 14 21 35

JV: Mattanawcook 37, Piscataquis 31

Shead 47, Deer Isle-Stonington 45

At Eastport, Joni Kinney hit a conventional three-point play with only six seconds remaining as Shead held off a furious DI-S rally to post the win.

Kinney had a game-high 16 points for Shead. Nicole Barnes had 15 more and Tracy Johnson scored 10 points.

Rachel Santospago’s 11 points, Molly Haskell’s 10 and Nicole Sullivan’s nine points led Deer Isle-Stonington.

Deer Isle-Stonington (2-8) 45

Santospago 5-1-11, Haskell 3-2-10, Sullivan 2-4-9, Seile 3-1-7, Pilling 2-0-4, Frazier 2-0-4

Shead (7-3) 47

Kinney 7-2-16, Barnes 6-1-15, T. Johnson 4-1-10, Thompson 1-0-2, Ramage 1-0-2, Klentzman 1-0-2, Ricker

3-pt. goals: Haskell 2, Sullivan; Barnes 2, Johnson DI-Stonington 7 22 37 45 Shead 20 34 39 47

JV: Shead 82, DI-S 32

Narraguagus 79, GSA 40

At Harrington, senior guard Gladys Ganiel had 12 points, 15 steals and 10 assists to lead Narraguagus past George Stevens Academy of Blue Hill.

Dara Knapp had a game-high 18 points, including 12 in the first half as Narraguagus built a comfortable 39-16 halftime lead.

Lindsay Smith added 10 points for the winners and Deidre Disney-Hoey had 13 for GSA.

George Stevens (4-6) 40

Disney-Hoey 6-1-13, Wardwell 1-3-5, Ledien 2-0-4, Harrison 1-0-2, Gray 1-1-3, E. Carter 0-2-2, Allen 1-0-2, M. Carter 1-0-2, Austin 0-1-1, Astbury 3-0-6, Gott, Haskell, Snow, A. Carter

Narraguagus (10-1) 79

Smith 1-8-10, Knapp 9-0-18, Ganiel 5-1-12, Curtis 1-0-2, C. Look 1-0-2, Moffitt 1-4-6, Call 2-2-6, J. Look 3-2-8, Allen 2-0-4, Strout 3-3-9, Roach 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Ganiel GSA 5 16 30 40 Narraguagus 15 39 58 79

JV: Narrguagus 45, GSA 41