The Shipbuilders improved to 7-5 and visits Oceanside on Tuesday.
Noa Sreden added 10 points and eight rebounds, with Signe Ostergaard had eight and Katie Moore six.
Leavitt (5-7) received Allie Belaire 12 points.
| BRUNSWICK | 41 | |
| MED. | VALLEY | 32 |
The visiting Dragons shook off a tough third quarter in picking up a KVAC win over Medomak Valley at Waldoboro.
Brunswick led 12-2 and 21-9 at the first two quarter breaks. The Panthers outscored the Dragons, 15-9 in the third to draw to 30-24 through 24 minutes.
Sabrina Armstrong had eight points, Emily Black and Madeline Suhr seven each, and Adrianna White six as Brunswick improved to 8-4.
Sophie Cohen and Justice Burrows led the 4- 7 Panthers with nine points each.
Brunswick visits Edward Little on Saturday at 2 p.m.
| WISCASSET | 29 | |
| ST. | DOM’S | 35 |
The Saints outscored the Wolverines 11-5 in the fourth quarter for a come-from-behind Mountain Valley Conference win at Auburn.
Wiscasset led 10-4 and 14-13 at the first two quarter breaks, with St. Dom’s tying the game in the third quarter, 24-24.
Gabby Chapman had 13 points for Wiscasset (3-10), which returns to action on Jan. 22 at Winthrop.
Chloe Dwinnell had 14 points for the Saints.
| EDWARD | LITTLE | 52 | |
| MT. | ARARAT | 17 |
The Red Eddies darted out to a 14-1 first-quarter lead and pulled away for a KVAC win at Topsham.
The host Eagles fell to 1-10 and visits Leavitt tonight at 6:30 p.m.
EL led 30-3 at the half and 42-8 after three.
Emily Jacques had a gamehigh 19 points for EL, with Jordyn
Reynolds adding 14.
Sara Lamb paced Mt. Ararat with nine points.
Boys
TURNER — After falling behind 13-9 after a quarter, Leavitt rallied for its first win, downing Morse 49-41 in KVAC contest on Thursday.
Leavitt, 1-11 and scheduled to visit Mt. Ararat tonight at 7 p. m., claimed a 17- 16 halftime lead and led 30- 25 after three quarters of play.
Keegan McDonough led Morse (3-9) with 16 points, followed by Parker Onorato with 12.
Maxwell Green picked up 17 points for the Hornets, with Eli Calder adding 12 and D’Andre James 11.
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