SHERMAN STATION – Tom Rodgerson buried four 3-pointers on his way to 15 points Thursday night as Katahdin of Sherman Station knocked off Bangor Christian 61-59 in schoolboy basketball action.

Brian Sullivan notched 14 points for Katahdin and Sam Cyr added 10.

David Chrisos sparked the Patriots of Bangor with 16 points. Josh Madden chipped in with 13, D.J. McCleary netted 12 and Ben Sobey added 11.

Bangor Christian (9-3) 59

Madden 3-4-13, Chrisos 7-1-16, Sobey 4-3-11, McCleary 6-0-12, Denbow 1-0-2, Patterson 2-0-5

Katahdin (6-6) 61

Cyr 3-2-10, Sullivan 6-1-14, Rodgerson 5-1-15, Willett 2-1-5, Davis 2-0-4, Cullen 2-0-4, McCarthy

3-pt. goals: Madden, Chrisos, Patterson; Rodgerson 4, Cyr 2, Sullivan

Bangor Christian 11 25 41 59

Katahdin 7 28 45 61

JV: Katahdin 68-46

Presque Isle 79, Fort Kent 48

At Presque Isle, Fred Bird’s 23-point effort sparked the Wildcats to victory.

Kyle James scored 16 points while Ben Deschene handed out eight assists for the Wildcats.

Mitchell Ouellette’s 18 points led Fort Kent, while Dustin Nadeau contributed 13.

Fort Kent (1-10) 48

Caron 2-0-4, Raymond 1-0-3, Duval 0-2-2, Nadeau 5-2-13, R. Ouellette 0-1-1, Bard 1-2-4, M. Ouellette 8-2-18, Rivera 0-3-3, Boucher

Presque Isle (5-4) 79

Carlin 2-0-5, Swanson 0-2-2, James 6-3-16, Deschene 3-0-8, Lockhart 3-0-6, McGlinn 3-2-9, Bird 9-3-23, Rideout 3-1-7, Wildeman 0-1-1, Whitaker 1-0-2, Cray, Fowler

3-pt. goals: Raymond, Nadeau, M. Ouellette 2; Carlin, James, Deschene 2, McGlinn, Bird 2

Fort Kent 15 27 32 48

Presque Isle 28 43 63 79

JV: Presque Isle 72-44

East Grand 66, Shead 63

At Eastport, Darius Parker scored his 21st and 22nd points of the game on two free throws with 10 seconds left to help East Grand of Danforth edge Shead.

Shead got off two 3-point shots in the final five seconds, but couldn’t put either in.

Matthew Scott had 20 points for the Vikings.

Jason Bones led the Tigers with 20 points and Ben Maloney had 14 points and 11 rebounds.

East Grand (9-2) 66

Scott 8-4-20, Parker 8-5-22, Hanington 4-0-9, Irish 1-4-7, Faulkner 0-2-2, Byars 3-1-7, Preston

Shead (7-4) 63

Bones 8-0-20, Maloney 5-3-14, Marshall 1-0-2, MacDonald 4-1-9, Constant 4-0-9, Demmons 2-0-4, Demolet 2-0-4, Kroll

3-pt. goals: Parker, Hanington, Irish; Bones 4, Maloney, Constant

East Grand 17 40 54 66

Shead 10 26 44 63

JV: Shead 56-38

Fort Fairfield 56, Madawaska 39

At Fort Fairfield, Ryan Helstrom led a balanced attack with 12 points as the Tigers beat the Owls.

Jamie McLaughlin chipped in with 11 points for the winners while Sam Esancy and Brandon Levasseur had 10 points each.

Andy Pennington led Madawaska with 12 points and Myles Morneault added 10.

Madawaska (1-10) 39

Pennington 5-2-12, Morneault 5-0-10, Cyr, Roy, Deng, Campbell 0-1-1, Labbe, Girard, Nadeau 1-0-2, Gerard 2-3-7, DuBois 2-2-7

Fort Fairfield (8-4) 56

Esancy 5-0-10, Levasseur 5-0-10, Helstrom 6-0-12, McLaughlin 4-0-11, Turner, Foster, Bernaiche, Everett, Edgecomb 3-0-9, Clark, Osgood, Rofle, King 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: DuBois; McLaughlin 3, Edgecomb 3

Madawaska 11 19 31 39

Fort Fairfield 18 36 45 56

JV: Fort Fairfield 66-43

So. Aroostook 62, Hodgdon 49

At Dyer Brook, Corey Shields racked up 22 points and 22 rebounds, sparking the Warriors to victory over the Hawks.

Corey Edkins tallied 18 points for Southern Aroostook, and Wade Hersey scored 11.

Jimmy Griffin sparked the Hawks with 12 points. Matt Hovey finished with 11, and Ken Prescott added 10.

Hodgdon (8-4) 49

Hovey 4-0-11, Griffin 3-3-12, Prescott 5-0-10, Sanford 3-0-6, Hogan 2-0-5, Currie 1-0-2, Condon 3-0-8, Nickerson

Southern Aroostook (7-6) 62

Shields 6-10-22, Edkins 5-4-18, Hersey 5-1-11, Hardy 2-0-4, Hartin 1-5-7, Brooker, Anderson, Grant, Philibert

3-pt. goals: Hovey 2, Condon 2, Hogan, Griffin; Edkins

Hodgdon 16 30 34 49

So. Aroostook 17 33 47 62

JV: Southern Aroostook 57-32

Schenck 75, PVHS 53

At East Millinocket Wednesday night, Tyler Thompson and Ryan Deschenes scored eight points each in the third quarter as Schenck outscored Penobscot Valley of Howland 24-13 to pull away.

Thompson and Mark Hanington finished with 15 points apiece, Deschenes had 12 and Brian Graham contributed 11. Aaron Waite had three three-pointers.

Matt Mulligan had a game-high 29 points for Penobscot Valley and Garrett Lavertu chipped in with 10.

Penobscot Valley (4-9) 53

Cummings 1-0-2, Ireland 0-1-1, Nicholson 3-0-7, Coyle 1-0-2, Slowikowski 1-0-2, Lavertu 4-2-10, Mulligan 11-6-29, Hallett, Artes, Cyr, Speed

Schenck (4-8) 75

Johnston 1-0-3, Hanington 5-4-15, Rossignol 3-0-6, Deschenes 5-2-12, Waite 3-0-9, Thompson 6-2-15, Graham 5-1-11, Barnett 2-0-4, Jamo, VanEss

3-pt. goals: Mulligan, Nicholson; Waite 3, Thompson, Johnston, Hanington

PVHS 16 29 42 53

Schenck 20 37 61 75

JV: PVHS 65-46

Dexter 58, Stearns 46

At Dexter, Travis Patterson poured in a game-high 44 points, including 11 from the foul line, to power the Tigers to victory over the Minutemen.

Patterson scored 13 points in the fourth quarter to help Dexter maintain the lead.

Matt LeGassey paced Stearns of Millinocket with 22 points, while Derek DiFrederico tossed in 16.

Stearns (10-3) 46

Leino, Arsenault, DiFrederico 5-3-16, Barnett 0-1-1, Johnson 1-0-2, McLaughlin 2-1-5, Mat. LeGassey 10-2-22

Dexter (8-4) 58

Martin, Patterson 16-11-44, Towle, Day 2-0-4, Murray, Hersey, Bowers, Rabideau 2-0-4, Pullen, Vafiades 2-0-4, Roach 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: DiFrederico 3; Patterson

Stearns 14 23 33 46

Dexter 11 26 41 58

JV: Dexter 53-34

Girls basketball

Van Buren 51, Easton 51

At Easton, Danielle Gagnon tallied 14 points to lead the Crusaders to the win.

Michelle Parent chipped in with 12 for Van Buren.

Nina Alexander led the Bears with 11.

Van Buren (5-7) 51

Parent 5-2-12, D. Gagnon 7-0-14, McLaughlin 2-1-5, Levasseur 2-0-4, T. Gagnon 1-0-2, Hews 2-0-4, Martin, Bouchard, Caron 3-2-8, Beckwith 1-0-2

Easton (1-12) 31

Alexander 3-5-11, Ferris 2-0-4, Ka. Lovely, Ke. Lovely 1-0-2, Hickey, Patterson 2-0-4, Pytlak, Barnes, White, Carbone 3-2-8, Osgood, Hopkins 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: none

Van Buren 13 28 40 51

Easton 5 8 18 31

Limestone 55, GHCA 25

At Limestone, Ashley Brooker scored 12 of Limestone’s 13 points in the third quarter and finished with 28 to lead the Eagles to the win over Greater Houlton Christian Academy.

Lindsey Beaulieu had eight points for Limestone.

Colleen Sjoberg and Danielle Kelly each scored six to pace the Eagles.

Gr. Houlton Christian (5-6) 25

Sjoberg 3-0-6, Kelly 3-0-6, A. Jago 1-2-4, S. Jago 2-0-4, Moakler 2-1-5, J. Lincoln, K. Lincoln, Gogan, Farrar

Limestone (9-1) 55

Brooker 11-1-28, Beaulieu 3-1-9, T. Weatherhead 1-0-2, A. Weatherhead 1-2-4, Ryder 3-0-6, Porter 0-1-1, Redmond 2-1-5, St. Pierre, Stackhouse, Mulherin, Beaton

3-pt. goals: Brooker 5, Beaulieu 2

Gr. Houlton Chr. 6 15 17 25

Limestone 15 27 40 55

Washburn 53, Fort Fairfield 39

At Washburn, Liza Maynard scored 19 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to help Washburn knock off the Tigers.

Emily Campbell chipped in with 13 points and 11 rebounds for the winners and Amber Blakney added 11 points.

Maranda Butler paced Fort Fairfield with 11 points and Danielle Searles put in nine.

Fort Fairfield (9-5) 39

Butler 4-2-11, Jackson, Esancy, Arato, Gardner 3-2-8, McLaughlin, 1-0-2, K. Searles 1-0-2, Churchill 2-1-5, O’Neil 1-0-2, DeMerchant, Langworthy, Wood, D. Searles 2-5-9

Washburn (3-9) 53

Maynard 4-10-19, Campbell 4-5-13, A. Blakney 3-5-11, Burtt 1-4-7, T. Blakney 1-0-2, McLaughlin, Fitzhebert, C. Maynard 0-1-1

3-pt. goals: Butler; Maynard, Burtt

Fort Fairfield 5 14 24 39

Washburn 14 27 40 53

JV: Fort Fairfield 34-19

Winslow 56, MCI 18

At Pittsfield, Sarah Roderigue had 15 points and Stephanie Bossie had 10 points and 12 rebounds to lead the visiting Black Raiders.

Amanda Byrne had five assists and four steals for Winslow.

For Maine Central Institute, Jessy Littlefield scored six points.

Winslow (7-5) 56

Bossie 3-4-10, Roderigue 5-5-15, Byrne 2-1-5, Macklin, Gagne, Morin 2-2-6, LaPointe 0-2-2, Peters, Clement 0-1-1, Carter 4-0-8, Boutin 2-0-4, McClaire 1-3-5

MCI (1-11) 18

Littlefield 3-0-6, M. Dodge, Lancaster 0-2-2, Currier 1-1-3, Sullivan, Lemari, Frost, M. Holt, J. Holt, K. Dodge 1-1-4, Weeman 1-1-3

3-pt. goals: none

Winslow 10 25 43 56

MCI 1 2 8 18

JV: Winslow 46-18

Bangor 66, John Bapst 25

At the Bangor Auditorium, the Rams’ defense set the tone for the victory as they held the Crusaders to 10 second-half points.

Caroline Weymouth led Bangor with 13 points and Laura Clarke netted 10.

Katie Andrle paced John Bapst of Bangor with nine points.

John Bapst (0-8) 25

Athorp 0-1-1, Cluff, Ryder 1-0-2, Miller 1-1-3, Andrle 2-5-9, Allen 2-0-5, Wickstrom 0-2-2, Martin, Hunter, Lincoln 1-0-2, Crotty, Baldus, Laferrier 0-1-1

Bangor (3-5) 66

Ogden 3-1-7, Angst 2-2-6, Porter 0-2-2, Clarke 4-2-10, McLeod 1-0-2, McAllian 2-3-8, McCrum 1-0-2, Russell, Zitaner 1-0-2, Hayden 1-0-2, Chase 2-2-6, Curtis 1-2-4, Weymouth 4-2-13, Bradford, Sullivan 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Allen; McAllian, Weymouth 3

John Bapst 9 15 20 25

Bangor 16 31 47 66

JV: Bangor 57-54

Hockey

Bangor 1, Cony 0

At Bangor’s Sawyer Arena, junior right wing Kevin Cobb converted a Mike McPike pass with 2:30 remaining in the first period to decide an impressive goaltending duel between Cony High of Augusta junior Casey Tuttle and Bangor sophomore Aaron Buzzell.

Cobb took the pass from McPike entering the offensive zone, cut around a defenseman and avoided a Tuttle pokecheck before tucking a backhander between Tuttle’s left skate and the post.

Tuttle kept his team in the game in the first two periods when he made 19 of his 22 saves.

Buzzell came up with several gems in the third period, finishing with 11 of his 21 saves over the final 15 minutes.

Bangor is now 3-4 while Cony fell to 4-4.