Leavitt 63, Waterville 56

TURNER — After giving away a 10-point lead late in regulation, Leavitt held off Waterville in overtime for a 63-56 KVAC boys’ basketball win Friday night.

The Purple Panthers outscored the Hornets 15-5 in the fourth quarter to send it into overtime.

Isaiah Calder scored five of his 21 points in the extra frame to lead the Hornets (6-7). Korey Caito pitched in 17 points. Gabe Seeley had 11 points and 10 rebounds.

Corey Huersano had 17 points for Waterville (2-11), while Adam Barre had 16. Nick Elias finished with 11.

Valley 50, Buckfield 43

BINGHAM — After trailing by four points at the half, Valley used a 15-7 third-quarter run to take control and held on to notch a 50-43 EWC boys’ basketball victory Friday over Buckfield.

Austin Cates led the Cavaliers (9-3) with 14 points and five steals, while Collin Miller tallied 12 points and Cody Laweryson added 11.

Hunter Wiley paced the Bucks (4-9) with 11 points.

Messalonskee 55, Oxford Hills 42

OAKLAND — Messalonskee erupted for a 24-6 rally in the second quarter and raced away to a 55-42 KVAC boys’ basketball win over Oxford Hills.

Nick Mayo led the Eagles (9-4) with 22 points and 11 rebounds. Taylor Turner chipped in 10 points, while Nate Violette added nine.

Blake Slicer topped the Vikings (7-6) with 14 points. Andrew Fleming tallied 13, and Tyus Ripley added nine.

Forest Hills 64, Rangeley 35

JACKMAN — Senior center Tanner Daigle rifled off 27 points to lead Forest Hills to a 64-35 victory over Rangeley in EWC boys’ basketball Friday.

With size and experience in their favor, the Tigers jumped out to a 46-13 halftime lead. Matt Turner contributed 16 points on eight field goals for Forest Hills.

The Lakers (3-8) played even in the second half. Junior guard Timmy White and sophomore guard Devon Clark recorded 10 points each for Rangeley.

Edward Little 82, Skowhegan 38

AUBURN — Senior guard Ian Mileikis registered 20 points, seven rebounds and seven assists to lead Edward Little to a 82-38 victory over Skowhegan in KVAC boys’ basketball Friday.

The Indians (4-8) battled close in the first quarter, but the Red Eddies (12-0) opened up the contest with a 25-6 run in the second frame. Lew Jensen contributed 17 points for Edward Little.

Junior guard Isaac Witham posted 20 points for Skowhegan.

Gray-New Gloucester 62, Old Orchard Beach 45

GRAY — Senior guard Tyler St. Pierre notched a career-high 29 points to power Gray-New Gloucester to a 62-45 triumph over Old Orchard Beach in WMC boys’ basketball Friday.

The Patriots (6-6) were trailing by two at the half before they broke away in the third quarter. Zack Haskell posted a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds, while Andrew Kariotis contributed 13 points for Gray-New Gloucester.

Guard Evan Christiansen provided a team-high 11 points for the Seagulls (5-5).