Catherine Reid scored 18 points Friday night to lead Maine Girls’ Academy to a 48-41 victory against Sanford in an SMAA girls’ basketball game.
Serena Mower added eight points, six rebounds, six assists and four steals for the Lions (2-0), who held a 19-17 halftime lead.
Megan O’Connell scored 12 points and Samaya Santiague added 11 for Sanford (0-3).
BONNY EAGLE 45, SCARBOROUGH 34: Mia Ferrante scored seven of her 16 points during a 15-1 second-quarter run that helped the Scots (2-1) defeat the Red Storm (2-1) at Scarborough.
Deirdre Sanborn and Emma Abbott each added eight points for the Scots, who took a 28-12 halftime lead.
Madison Blanche and Lindsey Kelley each scored 12 to pace the Red Storm.
LINCOLN ACADEMY 46, BIDDEFORD 33: Khloe Poland scored 12 points, all on 3-pointers, and Chelsea Williams added five points, five assists and two steals as the Eagles (3-0) downed the Tigers (0-3) at Newcastle.
Kortney McKenna finished with eight points for the Eagles, who outscored the Tigers 20-11 in the second half after leading just 26-22 at the break.
Charli Yoho led Biddeford with 10 points.
MASSABESIC 35, THORNTON ACADEMY 29: The Mustangs (1-2) opened with a 12-0 run and held off the Golden Trojans (0-2) at Waterboro.
McKenzy Ouellette had 17 points, including three 3-pointers, for Massabesic. Maddie Drain added six points and 11 rebounds.
Destiny Keohan led Thornton Academy with six points.
KENNEBUNK 48, MT. ARARAT 20: Jess Dupler tossed in six points and Emily Archibald added five as Kennebunk (3-0) opened with a 13-2 run against the Eagles (1-2) at Topsham.
Dupler finished with 20 points and Archibald added 13.
Theresa Breed led Mt. Ararat with six points.
LAKE REGION 51, SACOPEE VALLEY 30: Chandler True sank a pair of 3-pointers and Shauna Hancock hit another to push the Lakers (2-0) to a 14-8 first-quarter lead in a win against Sacopee Valley (0-3) at Naples.
Brooke Harriman scored six points in the second quarter to help extend the lead to 32-18.
True finished with 16 points and Melissa Bonenfant had 10 for Lake Region. Haiden Sawyer led the Hawks with nine.
GRAY-NEW GLOUCESTER 57, FREEPORT 45: Jordan Grant scored 24 points, including nine in the fourth quarter, as the Patriots (2-1) defeated the Falcons (1-1) at Freeport.
Caroline Smith also scored nine points in the fourth and finished with 18 points for Freeport.
Brianna Jordan had 17 points for Gray-New Gloucester.
POLAND 62, MARANACOOK 29: Jessica Seeley scored 20 points, and Nathalie Theriault and Sophia Vallee added 10 each as the Knights (3-0) defeated Maranacook (1-2) at Poland.
Morgan Brousseau keyed a Poland defense that held Maranacook to 14 points in the first half as the Knights took a 32-14 lead. Seeley had eight points in the first half, and Theriault and Vallee added six each.
BANGOR 50, WINDHAM 46: Rowan Andrews had 24 points, including three 3-pointers, for the Rams (1-1) in a win over the Eagles (1-2) at Windham.
Hannah Talon led Windham with 15 points. Tara Flanders contributed 12.
WAYNFLETE 43, TRAIP ACADEMY 33: The Flyers (2-1) held the Rangers (1-2) to 10 second-half points at Portland.
Lydia Giguere led Waynflete with 21 points. Emi Boedeker contributed nine.
Cassidy Delano led Traip with 15 points.
OLD ORCHARD BEACH 49, CAPE ELIZABETH 38: Shani Plante scored 15 points and Meghan LaPlante added 12 for the Seagulls (2-0), who overcame a 17-6 deficit midway through the second quarter to defeat the Capers (1-2) at Cape Elizabeth.
Isabel Berman had 13 points and Erin O’Rourke scored 11 for Cape Elizabeth.
DEERING 48, LEWISTON 33: Ashleigh Mathisen scored 14 points to lift visiting Deering (2-0) to a win.
The Rams led 22-15 at the break. Delaney Haines made all five of her free throws and chipped in with 12 points for Deering.
The Blue Devils (1-2) tried to come back from a 38-19 third-quarter deficit with a 16-10 run in the fourth.
Victoria Harris scored nine points for Lewiston.
CHEVERUS 57, EDWARD LITTLE 45: Abby Cavallaro scored 21 points as the Stags (1-2) defeated Edward Little (2-1) at Portland.
Cheverus led 22-20 at the half, then outscored the Red Eddies 20-8 in the third quarter to pull away.
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