SCARBOROUGH – Tanner Hyland and Jack Tolan scored 22 points each Wednesday night to lead undefeated South Portland to a 76-55 victory against Scarborough in an SMAA schoolboy basketball game.

Jaren Muller added 15 points for the Red Riots (7-0), who led 45-23 by halftime.

Brendan Hall paced the Red Storm (3-4) with 12 points. Dillon Russo and Sam Terry scored 11 each.

MARSHWOOD 81, MASSABESIC 34: All 13 players scored for Marshwood (3-4) against Massabesic (0-7) at Waterboro.

The Hawks used a full-court press to open a 27-4 lead in the first quarter.

Daniel Veino paced the Hawks with 14 points, Drew Bartlett scored 13, Brady Dodge had 11 and Brady Innes 10.

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Caleb Campbell and Casey Nava scored 11 points each for Massabesic.

PORTLAND 69, BIDDEFORD 40: Justin Zukowksi scored all of his 15 points in the first half as Portland (7-0) opened a 32-20 lead against the Tigers (2-5) at Biddeford.

Jayvon Pitts-Young led the Bulldogs with 16 points.

Connor Morrison paced Biddeford with 12 points.

DEERING 70, KENNEBUNK 37: Ahmed Ali scored 14 points and Dominic Lature added 12 to lead Deering (6-1) at Kennebunk (0-7).

Labson Abwoch and Liam Densmore chipped in with 10 points apiece for Deering, which led 35-14 at halftime.

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Austin Sandler led Kennebunk with eight points.

WESTBROOK 61, WINDHAM 56: Alec Hazlewood scored 20 points and David Breunig added 17 to lift the Blue Blazes (5-2) over the Eagles (2-4) in overtime at Westbrook.

Spencer Hodge made a 3-pointer for Windham in the final seconds of regulation that made it 53-53. Westbrook scored the go-ahead point in overtime on a free throw by Noah Collins.

Dylan Weisser scored 23 points, including seven 3-pointers, for Windham, and Hodge finished with 18 points.

OLD ORCHARD BEACH 48, RICHMOND 37: Nick Carlin scored 11 points to help the Seagulls (4-3) defeat Richmond (2-4) at Old Orchard Beach.

Joe Gildard scored 10 points and Anthony Langella-Laws led Old Orchard with nine rebounds.

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The Seagulls scored 21 points in the second quarter to take a 27-10 lead into halftime. Jacob Douglass scored all six of his points in the second.

Mike Stewart led Richmond with 11 points.

GORHAM 60, THORNTON ACADEMY 56: Alex Owens and Jon Woods led a third-period defensive effort that enabled the Rams (2-5) to transform a seven-point halftime deficit into a 43-39 lead against the Golden Trojans (2-4) at Gorham.

Owens also hit a pair of free throws that gave Gorham a four-point lead with 10 seconds left.

Elliott Speirs led the Rams with 15 points, Ryan Sullivan scored 11 and Owens 10. Quinn Richardson-Newton led the Trojans with 19, Jeffrey Gelinas added 14 and Reuben Moses 10.

BRUNSWICK 50, ERSKINE ACADEMY 48: The Dragons (4-3) pulled ahead with 21/2 minutes left and held off the Eagles (0-6) at South China.

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Blake Gordon led Brunswick with 17 points. Brad Smith added 11.

Devin Duncan scored a game-high 20 points for Erskine. Caleb McGurie added 15 points and 10 rebounds.

LAWRENCE 52, BANGOR 49: Xavier Lewis scored 25 points, including all 13 for Lawrence (7-1) in the fourth quarter, to help beat the Rams (4-3) at Bangor.

Spencer Carey added 10 points for Lawrence. Connor Adams scored 19 and Alex Campbell 17 for Bangor.

VALLEY 54, FOREST HILLS 53: Carrington Miller scored 22 points as the Cavaliers (6-1) held off Forest Hills (7-1) at Bingham.

Seth Malloy added 16 points for Valley.

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Matt Turner led the Tigers with 18 points.

HOCKEY

WINDHAM/SACOPEE VALLEY 5, WESTBROOK 1: Zack Callahan scored twice, and Danny Stewart added a goal and an assist to lead Windham/Sacopee Valley (2-4) over the Blue Blazes (1-5) at Gorham.

Owen Phillips and Casey Dumont also scored for Windham/Sacopee Valley, which led 5-0 after two periods.

Darian Doucette scored for Westbrook 1:33 into the third period.

LAWRENCE 7, OLD TOWN 1: Tyler Boudreau had three goals and two assists to lead the Bulldogs (4-4) over Old Town (0-5) at Winslow.

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