Grades 3 and 4 girls basketball
The Terriers put five players in the scoring column as they knocked off the Irish, 14-9. Savannah Rodriguez netted a game-high six points to lead the Terrier attack. Cierra LeVasseur, Julia Good, Kasey Haley and Libby Boone chipped in with two points apiece to round out the scoring. Kayla Saucier scored all of her team-high five points after the break for the Irish. Molly Kingsbury contributed the other four Irish points. A short-handed Irish team bounced back in their match up with the Black Bears, picking up their first win of the season. Kayla Saucier poured in 10 of her game-high 24 points in the fourth quarter to seal the win. Acacia Johnston also reached double digits, finishing with 12 points. Most of her points resulted from fantastic work on the offensive boards. Madison Michaud netted three shots for six points and Molly Kingsbury chipped in with four points. Emily Wheaton led the Black Bears with 12 points and Skyler Ellis knocked down four points.
Grades 3 and 4 boys basketball
The trio of Adam Paterson, Erick Tompkins, and Zech Morse was too much for Syracuse to handle as Duke picked up the 22-10 win in their showdown. Paterson, Tompkins, and Morse scorched the nets for six points each, while Jason Dumais chipped in with four points. Trace Cyr led Syracuse with four points. Derek Michaud, Kyler Caron and William Bridges each popped in a basket for two points.
Syracuse put the defensive clamps on in their matchup with Arizona to pick up the 16-3 win. William Bridges and Trace Cyr each scored a game-high six points for Syracuse, while Kyler Caron rounded out the scoring with four points. Mark Graves scored all three points for Arizona, and Michael Berube helped the defense with multiple steals and rebounds.
Michigan jumped out to a 10-2 lead after the first quarter against Duke, holding on for the 27-10 win. Griffin Guerrette helped set the tone for Michigan early, scoring eight of his game-high 23 points in the opening period. Isaac Currier nailed open jumpers in the first and fourth quarters to total four points. Jason Dumais poured in six points, tops on the Duke side. Matthew O’Connell and Zech Morse added two points apiece.
North Carolina took a nine-point lead into the half, then withstood a furious rally late to hold on for the 17-8 win over Arizona. Jordan Bonville led five North Carolina players in scoring with six points. Everett Zuras and Jonah Hudson chipped in with four points each, while Josh Baldwin tickled the twine to the tune of two points. Connor McManus rounded out the scoring with one point. Michael Berube sparked the Arizona comeback with four points, all in the fourth quarter. Mark Graves and R.J. Gross finished with two points apiece for Arizona.
Grades 5 and 6 basketball registration
Registration for the grades 5 and 6 basketball program will be held at the William V. Haskell Community Center. Presque Isle residents may register beginning Nov. 30. Non-resident registration begins Dec. 9.
The program offers leagues for both boys and girls. Practices and games will be held weekdays after school at the community center. The registration fee is $18.
Contact the recreation office at 764-2545 for more information.






