Cate King scored 17 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to lift Yarmouth to a 46-39 win over Wells in a high school girls’ basketball game on Tuesday in Yarmouth.
Maya Hagerty added 11 points for Yarmouth (9-7).
Maren Maxon scored 11 points for Wells (11-5), but fouled out in the fourth quarter when the Clippers were able to put the game away at the free-throw line. Megyn Mertens added 11 points.
CHEVERUS 60, WINDHAM 31: The Stags (16-0) opened a 20-7 lead in the first quarter without any production from leading scorer Maddie Fitzpatrick and cruised past the Eagles (6-9) in Windham.
Fitzpatrick scored all of her 20 points in the final three quarters as Cheverus, the unanimous No. 1 team in the Varsity Maine poll, steadily pulled away. No one else reached double figures, but Megan Dearborn sank three 3-pointers for nine points, and Anna Goodman and Rachel LaSalle each made two 3-pointers.
Windham’s Brianna Duarte and Stella Jarvais each scored eight points.
THORNTON ACADEMY 59, SANFORD 51: Addisen Sulikowski scored 22 points to lead the Golden Trojans (8-7) past the Spartans (9-6) in Sanford.
Emma Lizotte added 20 points for Thornton Academy.
Paige Sevigny scored 20 points for Sanford, which made a late charge with a 23-14 fourth-quarter run, including seven 3-pointers.
DEERING 53, WESTBROOK 43: Angelina Keo and Natalie Santiago each scored 15 points and Maya Gayle added 14 as the Rams (8-8) defeated the Blue Blazes (5-11) in Westbrook.
Deering took control early, leading 17-7 after one quarter and 32-13 at halftime.
Taylor Hodge and Kylie Young paced Westbrook with 13 points apiece.
GORHAM 57, BONNY EAGLE 35: Lauren Dunbar and Ellie Gay paced a balanced attack with 10 points apiece, and the Rams (13-2) used an 18-3 advantage in the second quarter to take control against the Scots (3-13) in Standish.
Madelyn Violette led Bonny Eagle with 15 points.
SOUTH PORTLAND 45, NOBLE 14: Emma Travis scored 17 points and the Red Riots (13-3), who took a 20-3 lead in the first quarter, cruised past the Knights (0-16) in South Portland.
Taylor Gnirk had six points for Noble.
MT. ARARAT 61, MARSHWOOD 36: Julianna Allen and Cali Pomerleau each had 13 points as the Eagles (14-2) beat the Hawks (7-9) in Topsham.
Sarah Theriault scored 12 points for Marshwood.
OXFORD HILLS 48, PORTLAND 29: Ella Pelletier led the Vikings (10-5) with 17 points in a win over the Bulldogs (2-13) at the Portland Expo.
Gabbie Tibbetts also reached double figures with 11 points.
Iman Alaari scored seven points for Portland.
Gray-New Gloucester’s Izzy Morelli, middle, drives to the basket between Greely’s Avery Butler, left, and Kelsey Crocker, right, during Tuesday night’s game in Gray. Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal
GRAY-NEW GLOUCESTER 68, GREELY 26: Alexandra Portas scored 33 points, including seven 3-pointers, as the Patriots (13-2) beat the Rangers (8-9) in Gray.
Ella Kenney and Izzy Morelli each added seven points for Gray-New Gloucester.
Sophia Littel had eight points, while Asja Kelman had 10 rebounds for Greely.
BRUNSWICK 65, FRYEBURG ACADEMY 32: Dakota Shipley recorded 23 points, 14 rebounds and six assists as the Dragons (15-1) rolled to a win over the Raiders (8-8) in Brunswick.
Lexi Morin and Maddy Werner also had strong all-around games for Brunswick. Morin finished with 18 points, seven rebounds, seven assists and three steals, while Werner tallied 14 points to go with eight rebounds, seven steals and four assists.
Sydney Shaw made four 3-pointers and led Fryeburg with 17 points.
WAYNFLETE 55, OLD ORCHARD BEACH 37: Lauren McNutt-Girouard and Maeve Mechtenberg each scored 12 points for the Flyers (11-4), who jumped out to a 13-point lead at the half and beat the Seagulls (5-9) in Portland.
Tess Ferguson had 12 points for Old Orchard Beach.
BUCKFIELD 47, PINE TREE ACADEMY 42: Chloee Bennett scored eight of her game-high 15 points in the fourth quarter as the Bucks (7-7) beat the Breakers (6-7) in Buckfield.
Sarae Devoe added 13 points for Buckfield (7-7).
Kathryn Callender tallied 13 points for Pine Tree (6-7).
HOCKEY
Brunswick’s Natalie Perham, right, skates in on St. Dominic’s Lauren Hanlon as she approaches the net for a shot during the Saints’ 3-1 win on Tuesday in Auburn. Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal
ST. DOMINIC 3, BRUNSWICK 1: Avianna D’Auteuill, Aiva Dorman and Emily Andrews each scored as the Saints (10-7) beat the Dragons (8-8) at Norway Savings Bank Arena in Auburn.
Lauren Labbe scored for Brunswick.
Alana Wheeler stopped 22 shots for St. Dominic, while Hensleigh LaBonte had 10 saves for Brunswick.
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