Three Wildcat teams in the finals
Faith Blethen puts up a running shot for two of her nine points against Medomak in the seventh grade semifinal game at BRES on Thursday, Jan. 23. Boothbay won easily, 47-22. KEVIN BURNHAM/Boothbay Register
Kyle Ames drives to the basket against Bristol on Thursday, Jan. 23. Ames led Boothbay with 22 points. KEVIN BURNHAM/Boothbay Register
Page Brown hauls down a rebound against Camden at BRES on Thursday, Jan. 23. Brown helped lead Boothbay to a 51-38 win over Camden by scoring 18 points. KEVIN BURNHAM/Boothbay Register
Keegan Giles goes in for an easy layup for the eighth grade boys in Thursday’s game against Bristol. KEVIN BURNHAM/Boothbay Register
Eighth grader Sydney Mercier lines up a shot against Camden on Thursday. KEVIN BURNHAM/Boothbay Register
Maggie Larson goes high to the hoop for two of her team-leading 12 points in the seventh grade girls’ win over Medomak. KEVIN BURNHAM/Boothbay Register
Faith Blethen puts up a running shot for two of her nine points against Medomak in the seventh grade semifinal game at BRES on Thursday, Jan. 23. Boothbay won easily, 47-22. KEVIN BURNHAM/Boothbay Register
Kyle Ames drives to the basket against Bristol on Thursday, Jan. 23. Ames led Boothbay with 22 points. KEVIN BURNHAM/Boothbay Register
Page Brown hauls down a rebound against Camden at BRES on Thursday, Jan. 23. Brown helped lead Boothbay to a 51-38 win over Camden by scoring 18 points. KEVIN BURNHAM/Boothbay Register
Keegan Giles goes in for an easy layup for the eighth grade boys in Thursday’s game against Bristol. KEVIN BURNHAM/Boothbay Register
Eighth grader Sydney Mercier lines up a shot against Camden on Thursday. KEVIN BURNHAM/Boothbay Register
Maggie Larson goes high to the hoop for two of her team-leading 12 points in the seventh grade girls’ win over Medomak. KEVIN BURNHAM/Boothbay Register
Three of the four Boothbay Region Elementary School basketball teams have advanced to the large school Busline League finals on Saturday, Jan. 25 at Camden with impressive wins at home Thursday, Jan. 23. The Wildcat eighth grade boys prevailed over Bristol, 56-43; the eighth grade girls defeated Camden, 51-38, and the seventh grade girls rolled over Medomak, 47-22. The BRES seventh grade boys lost on Tuesday to Oceanside-Blue, 61-54.
In the finals at Camden, Boothbay's seventh grade girls will face Oceanside-Blue at 10 a.m.; the eighth grade girls will take on Oceanside-Blue at noon; and the eighth grade boys will battle with Troy Howard at 4 p.m.
Leading scorers for the BRES 8th grade boys were: Kyle Ames, 22 points; Graham Bryer, 10 points; and Eli Gudroe, eight points. Bristol was led by Nathan Masters with 22 points, followed by Taylor Holmes with 15 points.
The BRES 8th grade girls were led by Page Brown with 18 points, followed by Sydney Mercier with 12 and Sydney Meader with 11. Camden was led by Malea Russell with 17 points and Audrey Clement with 10.
The Wildcat 7th grade girls were paced by Maggie Larson with 12 points, followed by Faith Blethen with nine and Ashley Abbott with eight. Medomak was led by Lydia Simmons with six points, while Talia Willis and Hattie Watmough each scored four.
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