RICHMOND — Sydney Tilton had a double-double as the Richmond High School girls basketball team downed Seacoast Christian, 34-21, in a Western Maine Class D tilt on Thursday.

The Bobcats (10-4) are slated to visit undefeated Rangeley today at 5 p.m., while Seacoast fell to 6-9.

Tilton had 16 points and 10 boards in the win, with Kelsea Anair adding nine points.

Allie Morin and Lincoln Carrington picked up six points each for Seacoast.

The Breakers held Hyde to just four second-half points en route to a Western D win at Freeport, the second win for Pine Tree Academy over the Phoenix this week. Pine Tree Academy, which improved to 16-1, downed Hyde 55-42 on Monday.

Pine Tree Academy scored all the points its needed in the first quarter, darting out to a 17-4 lead. Hyde (12-3) trailed 35-12 at the half and 37-16 after three.

Alex Goodman led the win with 15 points, followed by Kim Emerson with 12.

Diamond Brown picked up six points for the Phoenix, who host Hebron Academy on Saturday at 2:30 p.m.

Mia Durgin led a balanced Greyhounds attack as Lisbon downed the Roadrunners at Lisbon Falls in a Mountain Valley Conference matchup.

Durgin had 10 points, with Bree Sautter, Mikayla Yanez and Kaylin Le picking up eight points apiece.

After a 6- 6 deadlock in the first quarter, Lisbon (3- 12) claimed a 13-11 halftime lead. The Greyhounds broke away in the third, outscoring Mt. Abram (2- 13), 19-6 for a 32-17 advantage.

Marya Bedy had nine points for the Roadrunners.

Lisbon is slated to host Hall-Dale on Saturday at 2:30 p.m.