Mt Abram’s Summer Ross (23) draws the foul from Winthrop’s Layne Audet in the first half of a game last season in Salem. Ross scored her 1,000th career point Wednesday against Madison.
SALEM — Summer Ross got just what she needed to reach a milestone Wednesday night.
Ross scored 19 points to reach exactly 1,000 for her career, and the Mt. Abram girls basketball team rolled to a 52-36 win over Madison in a Mountain Valley Conference contest.
Kaylee Knight added 11 points to help the Roadrunners (5-7) hold off the Bulldogs.
Katheryn Worthen led Madison (5-7) with 18 points.
WINTHROP 59, SPRUCE MOUNTAIN 47: Aaliyah WilsonFalcone had 17 points and 15 rebounds to lead the Ramblers (10-1) to an MVC victory.
Kena Souza and Jillian Schmelzer added nine points apiece for Winthrop, which saw the Phoenix (7-5) close to within seven points in the fourth before pulling away.
Haley Turcotte led Spruce Mountain with 13 points.
TEMPLE 47, BUCKFIELD 39: The Bereans used a big third quarter to pull ahead and hold on for the Class D win in Waterville.
Deleyni Carr led the way with 15 points for Temple (8-3) while Hannah Hubbard scored 12.
Buckfield (4-5) was led by Hannah Shields with a game-high 20 points.
HEBRON 44, KENTS HILL 21: Lauren Murray scored 10 points, but it wasn’t enough for the Huskies, who fell to the Lumberjacks in Kents Hill.
Jarni Hewins added eight points for Kents Hill (0-5).
Allyson Walsh led Hebron (7-1) with 13 points, while Reily New added 12 points.
HALL-DALE 54, MONMOUTH 51: Iris Ireland had a game-high 24 points and 18 rebounds to lead Hall-Dale to a 54-51 victory over Monmouth Academy in girls’ basketball action Wednesday.
KK Wills also made an impact for the Bulldogs (7-4), scoring 21 points.
Katie Harris led the Mustangs (8-4) with 12 points, while Emma Johnson added 11 and Kaeti Butterfield had 10.
BOYS BASKETBALL
TEMPLE 54, BUCKFIELD 41: Nathan Riportella had 17 points and Nathaniel Wiles scored 11 to lead the Bereans (8-3) to the East/West Conference victory in Waterville.
Zack Wiles and Nicholas Blaisdell had six points apiece for Temple.
Tyler Gammon scored 20 points for the Bucks (3-8).
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