CALAIS – Traci Eagan scored 23 points to help the Calais Blue Devils avenge an earlier loss with a 60-48 schoolgirl basketball victory over the Lee Academy Pandas Saturday.
The win came for the Blue Devils less than an hour after they attended the funeral services of good friend and teacher Ann Olsson.
Courtney Taylor added 17 points for the Blue Devils and Danielle O’Brien grabbed nine rebounds.
Shelby Pickering tossed in 22 points for Lee. Samantha Cote added 11 more.
Lee Academy (11-2) 48
Pickering 9-4-22, Cote 5-1-11, Moor 2-0-4, Han 1-0-2, Gifford 3-2-9, Maxwell, Hersom
Calais (10-3) 60
Eagan 6-7-23, Taylor 6-3-17, Smith 3-0-7, O’Brien 3-0-6, Gillespie 3-0-7, McIver, Brown, Mingo
3-pt. goals: Gifford; Eagan 4, Taylor 2, Smith, Gillespie
Lee Academy 9 22 33 48
Calais 16 30 41 60
Fort Kent 39, Bucksport 34
At Bucksport, Kristin Violette scored 13 points as Fort Kent took control of the game in the second half.
Mindy Morneault added nine points for the Warriors, who trailed 15-14 at halftime.
Brianna Kone scored 11 points and Alice Andrews 10 for Bucksport.
Fort Kent (4-10) 39
Labbe 1-0-2, Caron, Desjardins 2-1-5, Mi. Morneault 3-3-9, Violette 3-7-13, Michaud 1-0-2, Me. Morneault, Hartman 0-1-1, Babin 2-3-7
Bucksport (4-10) 34
Adams, Murauckas 1-0-2, Richards, Andrews 4-0-10, Allen 2-0-4, Gourley, Kone 5-0-11, Fitzpatrick 1-2-4, Gordon, Gomm 1-1-3
3-pt. goals: Andrews 2, Kone
Fort Kent 4 14 26 39
Bucksport 8 15 21 34
JV: Bucksport 57-54
MCI 58, Mount View 49
At Thorndike Friday night, Macky Sullivan scored 10 of her 21 points in the fourth quarter to help push Maine Central Institute of Pittsfield to the win.
Kasey Dodge scored nine points for the Huskies and Victoria Dodge had eight assists, seven rebounds, and four steals with her eight points.
Amy Miles netted 21 points for Mount View and Kristy Clements had nine points and 19 rebounds.
MCI (7-6) 58
M. Dodge 2-1-5, Holt 3-0-6, K. Dodge 3-1-9, Sullivan 5-10-21, Lemari 1-0-2, Ferland 2-3-7, V. Huff 2-4-8, Frost, K. Huff
Mount View (2-12) 49
A. Miles 7-7-21, Hunter 1-2-4, Stevens 2-0-6, Mehuren 1-0-2, Caler 2-0-5, Gillette 1-0-2, Clements 4-1-9, L. Miles, Wooley, Jones
3-pt. goals: K. Dodge 2, Sullivan; Stevens 2, Caler
MCI 19 31 36 58
Mount View 18 30 37 49
JV: Mount View 52-27
Searsport 41, Bangor Christian 40
At Searsport, Sarah Cook scored her only point of the game with five seconds left to provide the margin of victory for the Vikings.
Nori Francis-Mezger had 13 points, eight steals and six assists for Searsport, while Nicole Shute also scored 13 points.
Emily Jenkins led Bangor Christian with 12 points, while Jen Hutchins scored 11.
Bangor Christian 40
Leathers 3-0-7, M. French 1-0-2, Wheaton, Hutchins 4-2-11, Ricci, Jenkins 4-3-12, K. French 1-3-5, Holmes 2-0-4, Moores
Searsport 41
Francis-Mezger 6-1-13, Shute 2-7-13, Hall 1-3-5, Tripp, Porter 2-0-4, Cook 0-1-1, Nielsen 1-1-3, Brassbridge 1-0-2, Carroll
3-pt. goals: Leathers, Hutchins, Jenkins; Shute 2
Bangor Christian 6 18 34 40
Searsport 11 20 30 41
Ellsworth 57, George Stevens 53
At Ellsworth, Monique Boutaugh tallied 19 points as the Ellsworth Eagles held off George Stevens.
Ashley Oleson chipped in with 13 for Ellsworth.
Sadie Beardsworth led the Eagles of Blue Hill with 13 points and Christy Moon added 12.
George Stevens (6-9) 53
Beardsworth 4-5-13, Moon 5-2-12, Keevan 2-0-4, Wardwell, Smith, Astbury, Winters 3-0-9, Conte 4-1-9, Flynn, Haskell 3-0-6
Ellsworth (9-5) 57
Boutaugh 6-6-19, Oleson 5-3-13, Dalrymple 0-2-2, Briggs 3-3-9, Johnston 2-0-4, Archer 1-3-6, Savage 1-0-2, Jones 1-0-2, McEachern, Curtis
3-pt. goals: Winters 3; Boutaugh, Archer
George Stevens 11 19 34 53
Ellsworth 15 28 40 57
JV: Ellsworth 38-34
Machias 50, DI-Stonington 46
At Deer Isle, Christiannah Holmes poured in 25 points to lead the Bulldogs to the win.
Beryl Lipton notched 16 for the winners.
Heather Hutchinson led the Mariners with 20 and Erin Bray added 10.
Machias (3-9) 50
Holmes 7-11-25, Lipton 5-2-16, Stevens 0-2-2, Alley 1-1-3, St. Pierre 1-2-4, Whitman, Cherry
Deer Isle-Stonington (1-12) 46
Hutchinson 9-0-20, Bray 3-3-10, Lewray 0-1-1, Fifield 3-3-9, McDonnell 2-2-6, Eaton, Lawrence, Becton
3-pt. goals: Lipton 4; Hutchinson 2, Bray
Machias 5 18 34 50
DI-Stonington 10 22 34 46
Boys basketball
Houlton 49, Calais 37
At Houlton, Mark Socoby collected 27 points and 11 rebounds while Leif O’Connell notched 10 points and 13 rebounds as the Shiretowners avenged their only loss.
Scott McDonald led the Blue Devils with 16.
Calais (8-5) 37
McDonald 7-0-16, Smith 1-2-5, Dickerson 4-0-8, McLean 2-1-6, Reynolds, Guthrie, Woodside 1-0-2, Blake
Houlton (12-1) 49
Socoby 11-2-27, O’Connell 5-0-10, B. Miller 1-0-2, Hill 2-0-5, Bartlett 1-3-5, A. Miles, Duff, Lloyd
3-pt. goals: McDonald 2, Smith, McLean; Socoby 3, Hill
Calais 8 16 23 37
Houlton 14 26 37 49
JV: Calais 48-40
Bucksport 57, Fort Kent 47
At Bucksport, Wade Hopkins had 23 points and six steals as the Golden Bucks rallied past the Warriors.
Joey Carmichael collected 13 points, 11 rebounds and four steals for Bucksport while Chris Rennick scored 10. John Harvey had 10 rebounds.
Mitchell Ouellet led Fort Kent’s effort with 10.
Fort Kent (5-9) 47
Ouellet 5-0-10, Hartman, P. Caron 1-0-2, Rossignol 1-0-2, Jandreau, T. Caron 0-2-2, Raymond 3-1-8, Kinney, Thibodeau, R. Willette 3-2-9, S. Bard, T. Bard 3-1-7, Plourde, Rivera 3-0-7
Bucksport (5-8) 57
Hopkins 9-4-23, Rennick 2-5-11, Carmichael 6-1-13, Pooler 1-0-2, Bunker, Mills, Johnson, Ames, Clapper 0-1-1, Harvey 3-1-7, Rump
3-pt. goals: Raymond, R. Willette, Rivera; Rennick 2, Hopkins
Fort Kent 16 31 37 47
Bucksport 14 27 41 57
JV: Bucksport 46-34
Nokomis 71, Medomak Val. 69
At Newport, Chris Dunlop made 4 of 6 free-throw attempts over the game’s 90 seconds to help the host Warriors earn the victory.
Sophomore Tyler Norris paced Nokomis with 20 points and nine rebounds. Evan McDaniel added 15 points, while Devin Gee and Dunlop each finished with 10.
Bryan Hobart added five steals for the Warriors.
Matthew MacKenzie led Medomak Valley of Waldoboro with 23, points, while Justin Rice added 17 points and Michael Boetsch grabbed seven rebounds.
Medomak Valley (2-9) 69
MacKenzie 10-3-23, Rice 6-0-17, I. Lash 4-1-9, S. Lash 4-0-9, Boetsch 2-3-7, Mauro 1-2-4, Donnelly, Armstrong, Vannah, Salo
Nokomis (3-7) 71
Norris 10-1-21, McDanniel 5-3-15, Gee 4-1-10, Dunlop 2-4-10, Bradstreet 2-2-7, Wing 1-2-4, N. Cahill 0-2-2, Patten 1-0-2, Oldenburg, Hobart
3-pt. goals: Rice 5, S. Lash; McDaniel 2, Dunlop 2, Gee, Bradstreet
Medomak Valley 17 24 45 69
Nokomis 17 33 50 71
JV: Nokomis 58-49
Old Town 65, Hampden Acad. 53
At Hampden, Matt Petrie scored 16 points to lead a balanced attack as Old Town earned the Big East Conference victory.
Matt Curtis added 14 points for the Indians, while Mike Thurston scored 12 and Tyler Tracewski 11.
Jordan Cook paced Hampden with a game-high 18 points. Freshman Daniel McCue added 11.
Old Town 65
Thurston 5-0-12, Curtis 3-6-14, Petrie 3-10-16, Tracewski 2-7-11, Bouchard 1-1-3, Conary, Miller 2-3-9
Hampden Academy 53
McCue 4-1-11, Cook 8-2-18, Meehan 0-1-1, Moran, McNutt 3-0-6, Uhrin 1-0-2, Ross 2-0-6, Hodgdon 4-0-9, Silver
3-pt. goals: Thurston 2, Curtis 2, Miller 2; McCue 2, Ross 2, Hodgdon
Old Town 16 33 45 65
Hampden Acad. 8 26 40 53
JV: Hampden Academy 47-46
Hockey
Hampden 5, Presque Isle 4 (OT)
At the Forum in Presque Isle, Jason Huntley scored 21 seconds into overtime to lift Hampden Academy to a 5-4 schoolboy hockey victory Saturday.
Kevin Brooks earned an assist on the game-winner, which improved the Broncos’ record to 7-6.
Hampden’s Steve Boutin tied the game with 23 seconds left in third period on an assist from Huntley.
Huntley finished with a goal and two assists, while Boutin had two goals. Matt Soucy and Kyle Weiland each added goals for the Broncos, while Mike Brown and Paul Morrison each had an assist.
Trevor Graves had a hat trick for Presque Isle. Erik St. Peter scored the 6-6 Wildcats’ fourth goal, while Brandon Berube and Ben Sirois were credited with assists.
Hampden outshot Presque Isle 36-23. Sophomore goalie Brendon Esquibel made 31 saves for Presque Isle in his second varsity start. Rory Woods and Ryan Richards combined to make 19 saves for Hampden.
Brewer 5, Brunswick 3
At Brewer, Ben Caldwell and Reid McLaughlin each registered two goals to lead the Witches to victory.
Danny Shufelt added a goal for 4-10 Brewer. Aaron Saunders made 35 saves on 38 shots.
Adam Talbot, Derek Paquet and Steve May had a goal each for the 3-10 Dragons. Dennis Estes and Keith Karlson stopped 19 of 24 shots between them.
JV: Brewer 3-2
Bangor 3, Cony 0
At the Kennebec Ice Arena in Augusta, Nick Payson posted two goals to lead the Rams to the win.
Alex Porter knocked in another for 9-4 Bangor and Aaron Buzzell stopped all 26 shots he faced.
Mike Lovaglio had 13 saves on 16 shots for the 6-8 Rams.
JV: Bangor 2-0
Orono 10, Stearns 2
At Houlton, Tony Raymond, Dylan Huckestein and Travis Bryant each recorded two goals an assist to power the Red Riots by the Minutemen of Millinocket.
Sean Babin chipped in with a goal and three assists for the 10-3 winners and John Tuell added a goal and two assists. Chris McConnon and Jordan Dudley each contributed a goal and Keith Hedrick made 13 saves.
For 1-10 Stearns, Tyler Pelkey scored both goals and Jay Kim made 50 saves.
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