Boston Caldwell joined a cavalcade of teammates, who had double-digit performances, and led the Central Maine Community College men's basketball team to 94-70 victory over Washington County Community College on Friday night.

 The second-half surge, where the Mustangs scored 51 points and put the lid on the Eagles from Calais, Maine. Caldwell scored a game-high 25 points and hit four key foul shots in the first quarter and scored five 3-pointers.

 He is averaging 17.9 points per game and shooting 69.2 percent from the free-throw line

 "Caldwell is a prime-time player," CM coach Dave Gonyea said.

 The second-half surge, where the Mustangs scored 51 points and put the lid on the Eagles from Calais, Maine. Caldwell scored the game-high 25 points

CMCC coach Dave Gonyea was proud of his Mustangs for turning up the physicality of the game, and added, "We ran a lot of guys in and out. It was a good performance up and down the lineup.

 "I was pleased how hard the kids worked. I thought we executed pretty well. We still had some silly turnovers, but I thought we overcame that and played together and wore them down the stretch. Again, the kids played really hard. I was happy with them."

 Cam Pollock and Wyat Hathaway contributed 14 points and Jeremiah Simeon helped out with 12 points and Harry Bates had 11.

 In no time at all in the second, the Mustangs rolled to a 20 point lead at one point. Lamondo Cargile led the Eagles with 19 points.