STACYVILLE – Brian Sullivan hit eight of nine free throws in the fourth quarter to help give the Katahdin Cougars a 61-59 win over Schenck of Millinocket Thursday in boys basketball action.

Sullivan ended with 22 points, while Patrick Willett added 14.

Brian Graham netted 19 points for the Wolverines. Jordan Pelkey scored 14 and Mark Hannington 11.

Schenck (6-10) 59

Hannington 5-1-11, Grahm 9-1-19, Pelkey 6-1-14, Bishop 2-2-6, Waite 0-1-1, Thompson 3-2-8

Katahdin (13-3) 61

Willett 6-0-14, Sullivan 6-8-22, Glass 3-1-8, Cyr 3-0-9, MacAvoy 1-0-3, McCarthy 1-3-5, Davis

3-pt. goals: Pelkey; Willett 2, Sullian 2, Glass, Cyr 3, MacAvoy

Schenck 16 26 46 59

Katahdin 12 20 43 61

JV: Katahdin 76-37

Van Buren 74, Wisdom 42

At St. Agatha, Jeremy Chasse had 15 of his game-high 31 points in the first quarter as Van Buren jumped out to a 26-9 lead and never looked back.

Tyler LaPierre added 23 points and Trevor Hews scored eight.

Chris Pelletier’s 17 points, Wesley Chasse’s 12 and Tyler Thibeault’s eight points paced Wisdom.

Van Buren (9-6) 74

J. Chasse 11-3-31, Violette, Martin 0-3-3, Doucette, Lapierre 9-5-23, Vick, Hews 3-2-8, Corbin 1-0-2, Gagnon 2-3-7

Wisdom (2-11) 42

W. Chasse 4-0-12, Daigle 0-1-1, Dyment, Lugdon 1-0-2, T. Thibeault 2-4-8, Derosier, Pelletier 7-3-17, K. Thibeault

3-pt. goals: J. Chasse 6; W. Chasse 4

Van Buren 26 46 64 74

Wisdom 9 25 35 42

Van Buren 74, Wisdom 42

At St. Agatha, Jeremy Chasse had 15 of his game-high 31 points in the first quarter as Van Buren jumped out to a 26-9 lead and never looked back.

Tyler Lapierre added 23 points and Trevor Hews scored eight.

Chris Pelletier’s 17 points, Wesley Chasse’s 12 and Tyler Thibeault’s eight points paced Wisdom.

Van Buren (9-6) 74

J. Chasse 11-3-31, Violette, Martin 0-3-3, Doucette, Lapierre 9-5-23, Vick, Hews 3-2-8, Corbin 1-0-2, Gagnon 2-3-7

Wisdom (2-11) 42

W. Chasse 4-0-12, Daigle 0-1-1, Dyment, Lugdon 1-0-2, T. Thibeault 2-4-8, Derosier, Pelletier 7-3-17, K. Thibeault

3-pt. goals: J. Chasse 6; W. Chasse 4

Van Buren 26 46 64 74

Wisdom 9 25 35 42

Girls basketball

Limestone 41, Ashland 40

At Limestone, Nikki Michaud’s layup with 35 seconds left supplied Limestone with its upset victory over Ashland.

Michaud finished with 16 points while Haley Redmond scored 12 and Lindsey Beaulieu tossed in nine more.

Ashley Nemer’s 18 points and Amber Smith’s 14 led Ashland, a previous winner over Limestone.

Ashland (12-3) 40

Smith 7-0-14, Chamberlin, Peters 1-0-2, Spooner 1-0-2, Sherman 1-0-2, Nemer 7-2-18, Belskis 1-0-2

Limestone (7-8) 41

Weatherhead, Beaulieu 3-2-9, King, O’Neil, Peers 2-0-4, Mulherin, Michaud 7-2-16, Beaton, Redmond 4-4-12, Dunn

3-pt. goals: Nemer 2; Beaulieu

Ashland 12 16 29 40

Limestone 9 18 32 41

JV: Limestone 50-34

Houlton 52, Hodgdon 34

At Houlton, Katherine Cole had 10 points and 13 rebounds to help lead the Houlton Shiretowners to the win.

Claire Thompson had 11 points for Houlton.

Collette Cloat led the Hawks with 10 points.

Hodgdon (12-5) 34

C. Sloat 5-0-10, A. Sloat 1-1-3, Fitzpatrick 2-3-7, Foster 1-5-7, Dwyer 3-1-7

Houlton (9-6) 52

Guy 4-0-8, Thompson 5-1-11, Skehan 3-0-7, Cole 5-0-10, Lenentine 3-2-8, Sewell 3-2-8

3-pt. goals: Skehan

Hodgdon 6 13 19 34

Houlton 13 24 40 52

JV: Hodgdon 32-30 (OT)

Fort Fairfield 69, Easton 26

At Easton, Kerri Hathaway netted 17 points as the Tigers climbed to the lead.

Amanda Churchill added 10 more and Libby Gardiner had nine for the visitors.

Nina Alexander scored 10 points for the Easton Bears.

Fort Fairfield 69

Hathaway, Cunningham 8-0-17, Esanoy 2-0-4, Arato, Gardiner 4-1-9, McLaughlin, O’Neil 3-1-7, K. Searles 1-0-2, Churchill 5-0-10, DeMerchant 3-1-7, Longworthy 1-2-4, D. Searles 2-3-7, Beckwith 1-0-2, W. Searles

Easton 26

Ferris 3-2-8, Hickey, Lovely 1-4-6, Alexander 3-4-10, White 1-0-3, Hopkins, Osgoode, Ladner

3-pt. goals: Cunningham

Fort Fairfield 22 31 56 69

Easton 0 11 14 26

Hockey

Orono 4, Houlton-Hodgdon 2

At Millar Arena in Houlton, Dylan Huckenstein had two goals to lead the Orono Red Riots by the Blackhawks.

Jacob Roeder had a goal and two assists for the 11-3 Riots. Tony Raymond scored a goal, and Keith Hedrick made 32 saves on 34 shots.

For the 9-4 Blackhawks, Ian Pasquarelli and Kevin Caron each scored a goal. Andy Clark and Micah Carton each had an assist, while Nic Joslyn made 29 saves on 33 shots.