Carter Calvo scored 26 points for Winslow in its 63-34 boys basketball win over Winthrop on Friday in Winslow.

Jack Flaherty hit four 3-pointers for 12 points and Noah Harding chipped in with 10 points for the Black Raiders (7-9).

Josh Foster led the Ramblers (3-13) with 13 points.

SPRUCE MOUNTAIN 45, MT. VIEW 33: Austin Armandi scored 13 points and Cai Dougher finished with 11 in the Phoenix’s (14-2) victory over the Mustangs (10-7) in Thorndike.

Stuart Knowlton led Mt. View with 12 points, and Wyatt Bennett scored nine.

BRUNSWICK 57, MT. BLUE 45: Jonny Porter and Brendan Shaw each scored 13 points, and the Dragons (12-4) rallied in the second half to beat the visiting Cougars (9-7) in Brunswick.

Logan Gray (nine rebounds) and Rylan Ley (four steals) each finished with 10 points for Brunswick, which outscored Mt. Blue 37-14 in the second half after trailing 31-20 at halftime.

Evan Drake and Simon Thomas scored 12 points apiece for Mt. Blue.

OAK HILL 73, LISBON 43: Braden New paced the Raiders’ (9-7) offensive attack with 20 points in a win over the Greyhounds (8-8) in Lisbon.

Isaac Galvez chipped in 14 points, and Keeghan Morrissette and PJ Smith each added 12 points for Oak Hill.

Owen Hurd led Lisbon with 17 points.

MONMOUTH ACADEMY 54, MADISON 43: The Mustangs (11-5) recovered from a 10-point deficit after the first quarter to beat the Bulldogs (11-5) in Monmouth.

Levi Laverdiere scored 17 points and Jacob Harmon added 12 and 11 rebounds for Monmouth.

Jacob Linkletter led Madison with 22 points.

LINCOLN ACADEMY 41, WATERVILLE 32: Chase Ober paced the Eagles (5-11) with 15 points in a win the Purple Panthers (3-13) in Waterville.

Derek Couture scored 12 points and Simeon Thorn had 10 for Waterville.

NORTH YARMOUTH ACADEMY 43, RICHMOND 40: Brayden Kloza scored 14 points, Liam O’Shea added 10, and the Panthers (4-13) held off the Bobcats (2-14) in Yarmouth.

Zaden Steele scored 18 points and grabbed six rebounds for Richmond. Sully McDaniel finished with 10 points, and David Edwards had 13 rebounds and eight assists.

HALL-DALE 69, MOUNTAIN VALLEY 54: Tayshaun Cleveland scored 25 points and the Bulldogs (13-3) beat the Falcons (3-13) in Rumford.

Greyson Carey and Karter Eldridge both added 10 points for Hall-Dale.

Ridge Duguay and Blake Small had 15 points each for Mountain Valley, and Dylan Theriault scored 11 points.

VALLEY 68, CARRABEC 56: Fisher Tewksbury scored 24 points and grabbed 17 rebounds to lift the Cavaliers (15-2) past the Cobras (10-6) in Bingham.

Harry Louis added 19 points, seven rebounds and five assists.

Mason Palmer had 20 points and Colton Scheve 14 for Carrabec.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

MT. ABRAM 77, BOOTHBAY 28: Four players finished in double figures for the Roadrunners (14-3) in a win over the Seahawks (5-12) at Salem Township.

Jenna Osgood scored 21 points, Abby McCarty dropped in 18, Stella Peterson chipped in 11 and Evelyn Pepin ended up with 10.

Tatum French led Boothbay with nine points.

WINSLOW 47, WINTHROP 39: Blanca Sanchez-Aviles scored a game-high 16 points in the Black Raiders’ (10-6) victory over the Ramblers (8-8) in a Class C South matchup in Winthrop.

Tenley Nadeau added nine points for Winslow.

Kylee Savage and Bella Baehr paced the Ramblers with 13 and 11 points, respectively.

FOREST HILLS 54, ISLESBORO 16: Janessa Moffitt made four 3-pointers and scored 18 points, leading the Tigers (13-4) over the Eagles (0-15) at Kennebec Valley Community College in Fairfield.

Kelsey Rancourt (13 points) and Addison Chaisson (12) also reached double figures.

Samantha Conover led Islesboro with six points.

LAWRENCE 63, MESSALONSKEE 46: Ashley Shores scored 28 points as the Bulldogs (11-5) beat the Eagles (3-13) in Fairfield.

Maddie Provost made five 3-pointers and finished with 21 points for Lawrence.

Leah Adams and Addie Hafford each scored 11 for Messalonskee.

VALLEY 72, CARRABEC 42: Four players scored in double figures as the Class S Cavaliers (16-1) picked up another victory over a Class D contender, beating the Cobras (13-3) in Bingham.

Delia Hill led Valley, the No. 1 team in Class S South, with 18 points. She was followed by Liana Hartwell with 17, Kirsten Bigelow with 15 and Brianna Mills with 10.

Lilly Kinney paced Carrabec (13-3), the No. 3 team in Class D South, with 13 points.