The Wiscasset High School Lady Wolverines girls varsity basketball team put in some road miles Friday and Saturday as they played back-to-back away games, respectively, at Mt. Abram in Salem and Mt. Valley in Rumford.

The Mt. Abram Roadrunners (8-9) controlled the Lady Wolverines from start to finish, winning 46-17. However, Wiscasset regrouped and came home from Rumford winners, 46-33.

Against the Roadrunners, Wiscasset struggled to score inside and the Wolverines shot poorly from the foul line, making only 1 of 14 free throws.

Brianna Goud was Wiscasset's top scorer with 6 points.

At Mt. Valley, the Wolverines broke out of their shooting slump to defeat the 5-11 Falcons.

Trailing 7-4 after the first quarter, Wiscasset (4-12) went on to outscore Mt. Valley in the final three quarters.

“With Kasey Cromwell absent, Brianna Goud switched to point guard and she directed the offense effectively,” Coach Patrick Quinn said. “Goud, Kayla Gordon and Miranda McIntire worked together to limit Mt. Valley's standout player Brooke Dolloff's opportunities.”

Alecia Faulkingham, with two three-pointers, led Wiscasset with 14 points, followed by Heidi Pinkham (one three-pointer) and Goud with 9 points each.

Dolloff led Mt. Valley with 17 points.