EAST SULLIVAN – Jim White’s put-back off a Dylan Johnson steal and miss with five seconds left in overtime gave the Sumner Tigers a 53-51 overtime win over the Narraguagus Knights in schoolboy basketball action Saturday.

Kyle Joy finished with a game-high 15 points including six in overtime. Johnson had 12 points, White contributed 11 points and 12 rebounds and Jeff Burditt chipped in with 10 points and 10 rebounds.

Jamie Bailey’s 14 points, Saben Rossi’s 11 and Eric Peltier’s eight led Narraguagus. Rossi’s three-pointer with three seconds left in regulation forced the overtime.

Narraguagus (9-7) 51

Checker 2-2-6, Strout 1-4-6, Bailey 6-2-14, Rossi 4-2-11, Z. Worcester 2-0-6, Peltier 4-0-8, Hicks, C. Worcester

Sumner (8-8) 53

Johnson 2-8-12, Joy 6-3-15, White 3-5-11, Burditt 4-2-10, Pennartz 2-0-5, Coffin, Manning

3-pt. goals: Worcester 2, Rossi; Pennartz

Narraguagus 15 26 34 43 51

Sumner 6 17 28 43 53

JV: Narraguagus 57-56

Highview Chr. 63, Lubec 35

Philbrick scores 1,000th

At Eastern Maine Community College in Bangor, senior center Devan Philbrick had a game-high 25 points, including the 1,000th of his high school career, and grabbed 21 rebounds to lead Highview Christian Academy of Charleston.

Nate Richard scored 16 for the Sabers.

Jesse Blake had 14 points and Evan Matthews scored 12 for the Hornets.

Lubec (0-7) 35

Blake 7-0-14, Matthews 6-0-12, Rice 3-3-9, O’Brien, Gove

Highview Christian (11-3) 63

Philbrick 11-3-25, N. Richard 7-2-16, Kneeland 2-2-6, Smith 4-0-8, Martinelli 0-3-3, A. Richard 1-0-2, Hughes 1-0-3, Barton, Mountain, Crooker, Soares

3-pt. goals: Hughes

Lubec 2 14 25 35

Highview Chr. 17 41 60 63

Lee 67, DI-Stonington 60

At Lee, Nate Dow had 18 points and six assists to help lead Lee Academy to the victory.

Neil Cowan had 12 points and 10 rebounds for the Pandas and Jason Mallet had 11 boards with his nine points.

Bryant Ciomei scored 19 points for Deer Isle-Stonington. Josh Eaton netted 12 points and Shane Eaton added 11.

Deer Isle-Stonington (9-6) 60

B. Ciomei 5-9-19, S. Eaton 5-1-11, J. Eaton 5-0-12, N. Ciomei 3-1-7, L. Ciomei 0-2-2, Robbins 1-0-2, Douglass 1-5-7, Parker, Cousins

Lee Academy (5-11) 67

Dow 8-0-18, Cowan 4-4-12, Mallet 3-3-9, Thompson 1-2-5, King 1-3-6, Bird 1-2-4, Worster 2-5-9, Tripp 1-1-4, Coulombe, Currie

3-pt. goals: J. Eaton 2; Dow 2, Thompson, King, Tripp

DI-Stonington 8 19 45 60

Lee Acad. 17 33 56 67

JV: Lee 55-30

Ellsworth 67, MDI 49

At Ellsworth, Corey Dewitt scored 13 of his 24 points in the third quarter to help push Ellsworth the win.

Joey Dewitt netted 16 points for the Eagles and Andy Tracey had 12 points.

Brian O’Connell scored 13 points for Mount Desert Island. Kyle Staples had 11 points and Booth Dargis added 10.

Mount Desert Island (10-6) 49

Dargis 2-6-10, Staples 3-3-11, O’Connell 3-7-13, Daley 0-3-3, Lewis 2-4-8, Allen 1-2-4, Frongillo, Pooler

Ellsworth (13-3) 67

C. Dewitt 7-8-24, J. Dewitt 5-6-16, Tracey 5-2-12, Jones 3-2-8, Britt 0-1-1, Conners 1-2-4, Ryan 1-0-2, Young, Berry, McErlain, Jordan

3-pt. goals: Staples 2; C. Dewitt 2

MDI 14 23 32 49

Ellsworth 9 21 40 67

JV: MDI 64-48

Calais 61, East Grand 56

At Calais, Scott McDonald scored 15 of his game-high 22 points in the fourth quarter as Calais outscored East Grand of Danforth 28-18 in the fourth quarter to erase a five-point deficit and avenge an earlier loss.

Garrett Dickerson scored 14 points including six in the fourth quarter. Chris Woodside and Jon Smith combined for 17 points.

East Grand’s Darius Parker had a game-high 34 points, going 15-for-18 from the foul line. Matthew Scott had nine more.

East Grand (13-3) 56

Parker 8-15-34, M. Scott 2-5-9, Preston 2-0-5, Hanington 1-4-7, Byers, P. Scott

Calais (11-5) 61

McDonald 7-4-22, Dickerson 5-3-14, Woodside 3-2-9, Smith 3-0-8, McLean 1-1-4, Reynolds 0-2-2, Blake 1-0-2, McPhee

3-pt. goals: Parker 3, Preston, Hanington; McDonald 4, Smith 2, Dickerson, Woodside, McLean

East Grand 11 22 38 56

Calais 13 22 33 61

JV: Calais 60-55

Girls basketball

Caribou 62, Bucksport 44

At Caribou, Lindsay Burlock and Monica Selander both scored 18 points for the Vikings.

Kylee Morell and Michelle Ouellette had seven each.

Liz Gomm landed 16 points for the Golden Bucks and Lindsey Gordon 14.

Orono 70, Fort Kent 44

At Fort Kent, Stacey Saucier netted 19 points to help lead Orono to the victory.

Emily Sypher scored 15 points for the Red Riots.

Mindy Morneault led Fort Kent with 11 points and Kristen Violette added 10.

Orono (5-11) 70

Saucier 9-1-19, Sypher 7-1-15, Glencross 1-0-2, Young 3-0-6, Alford 4-1-9, Wagner 1-0-2, Robertson 0-1-1, Artesani 1-0-2, Colbath 0-2-2, Joyce 0-3-3, Lint 4-1-9

Fort Kent (4-10) 44

Labbe 0-1-1, Hafford 1-0-2, Caron 1-0-3, Desjardins 1-0-2, Daigle 1-1-3, Mi. Morneault 3-4-11, Violette 4-2-10, Michaud 0-1-1, Me. Morneault 0-3-3, Hartman 0-2-2, Hartt 1-0-2, Babin 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: Caron, Mi. Morneault

Orono 19 31 51 70

Fort Kent 13 24 31 44

PVHS 40, Schenck 29

At East Millinocket, Jenn Plourde scored six of her 10 points in the fourth quarter to give the Howlers a comfortable lead.

Nancy Hallett tossed in 14 more points for the Howland team.

Ashley Peabody made 11 points for the Wolverines.

Penobscot Valley (7-10) 40

N. Hallett 4-6-14, Plourde 2-4-0, Foster 0-1-1, A. Hallett 1-0-2, Brown 1-0-2, Cyr 1-0-2, Drost 0-1-1, LaVertu 0-1-1, Dawson 1-0-2, McGinn 2-1-5, Colbath, Snape

Schenck (1-17) 29

Carey 2-4-8, Peabody 4-3-11, Bishop 1-0-2, MacLeod 0-1-1, Sprague 1-1-3, Larlee 2-0-4, Nicholson, Gleason, Jamo

3-pt. goals: Visitor; Home

PVHS 7 13 23 40

Schenck 6 12 20 29

JV: PVHS 58-19

Machias 49, East Grand 36

At Danforth, Christi Holmes scored 18 points and cleared 22 rebounds to power Machias past East Grand.

Holmes had eight points in the third quarter and Jillian Whitney had all seven of her points as Machias outscored East Grand 15-4 to pull away.

Monique St. Pierre scored 11 points and Eileen Alley had nine for the winners.

Gina Zaneldein’s 13 points and Marie Gilman’s 11 led East Grand.

Machias (5-11) 49

St. Pierre 1-9-11, J. Whitney 3-1-7, Alley 3-0-9, S. Whitney, Stevens 2-0-4, Holmes 9-0-18

East Grand (5-12) 36

McKay 1-0-2, Gilman 4-3-11, Osnoe 2-2-6, Crone, Dodge 1-2-4, Zaneldein 5-3-13, Marks

3-pt. goals: Alley 3

Machias 9 22 37 49

East Grand 5 15 19 36

JV: Machias 51-20

Shead 65, Calvary Chapel 43

At Eastport, Samantha Davis eclipsed the 1,000-point mark with her 17 points and Shead built a 37-13 halftime lead en route to the win.

Davis, who was 10-for-10 from the foul line, has 1,006 points.

Taunya Cook had 10 points for Shead while Brittany Cox and Laureta Ricker had nine apiece.

Jessica Graves’ 11 points, Sara Elliot’s nine and Jeni Grice’s eight points paced Calvary Chapel.

Calvary Chapel (6-8) 43

Graves 5-1-11, Elliot 4-1-9, Grice 3-0-8, M. Veilleux 1-2-4, Colby 0-2-2, Ericson 1-0-2, Miller 3-0-7, Plissey, Lowe, C. Veilleux, Mears, Doten

Shead (12-5) 65

Davis 3-10-17, Ricker 3-2-9, Cook 3-4-10, Cox 4-1-9, Constant 3-0-6, Cummings 1-2-4, Pottle 2-0-4, McPhail 2-0-4, Morrison 1-0-2, Murphy, Martinez

3-pt. goals: Miller; Davis, Ricker

Calvary Chapel 6 13 22 43

Shead 17 37 47 65

Lubec 51, Highview Christian 34

At Eastern Maine Community College in Bangor, Kristina Scoville poured in a game-high 27 points, including 15 in the first half, to lead Lubec past Highview Christian of Charleston.

Caitlin Wright had 11 points for the winners and Chelsea Hall scored eight more.

Danielle Day’s 20 points and Linda Pereira’s seven topped Highview Christian.

Lubec (7-5) 51

Kr. Scoville 12-1-27, Wright 5-0-11, Hall 3-0-8, McPherson 2-1-5, Daye 1-0-2, Lyons, Rier, Paquette

Highview Christian (6-8) 34

Kr. Day 8-4-20, Pereira 2-3-7, Cary, Nguyen, Lewis 1-0-3, Jade Philbrick 0-1-1, Scott 0-1-1, Jones, Jana Philbrick 1-0-2

3-pt. goals: Kr. Scoville, Wright, Hall; Lewis

Lubec 16 30 38 51

Highview Ch. 8 19 26 34

Houlton 53, Madawaska 29

At Houlton, Danielle Sewell had 15 points and nine assists to guide Houlton to the win.

Katherine Cole had 13 points and 10 rebounds for the Shiretowners.

Beth Girard scored 10 points for Madawaska.

Madawaska (1-14) 29

M. Daigle 3-0-7, Gerard 4-0-10, Sirois 1-0-2, Clavette 0-1-1, Chasse 2-0-4, Lavertu 1-3-5, Pelletier, R. Daigle, Nadeau, Phelan, Cannan

Houlton (10-6) 53

Guy 1-0-2, Foster 2-0-4, Varney 1-0-2, Cole 6-1-13, Lenentine 3-3-9, Sewell 7-0-15, Miller 4-0-8

3-pt. goals: Gerard 2, M. Daigle; Sewell

Madawaska 2 8 13 29

Houlton 19 32 43 53

JV: Houlton 40-14

Presque Isle 55, Hermon 49

At Presque Isle, Kylan Smith gave the Wildcats the lead they kept for the rest of the game with a three-pointer at the end of the second quarter.

Michelle Post netted 14 and Anna DeLong 10 for Presque Isle. Smith ended with nine points.

Shannon Wiggin led the Hawks with a game-high 18 points, followed by Malerie Hall with 16 and Cassie White with 10.

Hermon (13-4) 49

Dobbins 1-0-2, White 5-0-11, Wiggin 9-0-18, Hall 6-4-16, MacDonald 1-0-2, McLeod, Nightingale, Gibson

Presque Isle (17-0) 55

Deschene 2-2-7, A. DeLong 4-2-10, Post 5-0-14, K. DeLong 3-0-8, DeMerchant 1-1-3, Smith 3-0-9, Morris 2-0-4

3-pt. goals: White; Deschene, Post 4, K. DeLong 2, Smith 3

Hermon 17 30 40 49

Presque Isle 13 33 43 49

JV: Presque Isle 46-26

Hockey

Bangor 6, NYA 5

At Travis Roy Arena in Yarmouth, freshman Matt Boehmer pounced on a loose puck during a scramble and roofed it from point-blank range with three minutes remaining to give Bangor its win over North Yarmouth Academy.

T. J. Vanidestine and Nick Payson assisted on the game-winner.

Payson had three goals to go with his assist. Ben Payson and Brandon Prescott had the other goals with Ben Estabrook and Dylan George notching assists.

Aaron Buzzell made 29 saves for the 11-4 Rams.

Dan Bartlett had three goals for NYA with Jake Sider and Dan Dearing getting the others. Matt Curran had two assists and Kevin Saulillo made 10 saves for 8-2 NYA.

Foxcroft 5, Hampden 2

At Bangor’s Sawyer Arena, Derek Smith scored a pair of goals and assisted on another and Jon Catell made 28 saves as Foxcroft triumphed.

Joey Caparrelli had a pair of goals for the 5-8 Ponies and Logan Forest had the other one. Mitch Sawyer and Adam Conway had assists.

Jason Huntley and Kevin Brooks scored for 8-7 Hampden Academy and Huntley also had an assist. Chris Standley and Steve Boutin also had assists and Ryan Richards and Rory Woods combined for 14 saves.