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| A scene from the Lewiston at Bangor varsity girls game on Friday, Jan. 12. (Photo by Ron Hawkes) |
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| File photo. I will be heading over to Bangor for the Bangor girls games Friday. (Photo by Ron Hawkes) |
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This was a scrappy game, yet not a lot of fouls. Low scoring as it took both teams a while to get going. Camden led after the first quarter 7-4 and held a 17-14 halftime advantage. Hampden came out in the second half a different team, outscoring the Windjammers 14-9 to take a 28- 26 lead into the final stanza. The scoring in the fouth quarter was won at the foul line with Hampden making 5-6 to once again outscore Camden Hills 10-6 to take the 38-32 win.
The Broncos were led by Lucy Wiles with a game high 21 points. Wiles carried the team in the third quarter scoring 10 of the teams 14 points and went 2-2 from the foul line and knocked down a 3-pointer in the fourth to help seal the victory. Also scoring for Hampden was, Lauren Voteur added seven; Caitlin Murphy had five; Aubrey Shaw three and Destiny Moores with 2 points.
The Broncos knocked down three 3-pointers, one each from Wiles, Shaw, and Voteur. They were 7-of-15 (47 percent) from the foul line.
Leah Jones led the way for Camden with 12 points; Maddison Cronkite added six; Kristen Jones and Rose Tohanczyn had four each; and Isabella DeBrosky, Thea Laukka and Tallulah Marks all had 2-points each.
The Windjammers also had three 3-pointers, two from Leah Jones, and one from Cronkite. Camden went 3-of-5 (60 percent) from the charity stripe.
Hampden Academy goes to 2-1 on the season and will host Cony Saturday, Dec. 30 at 1:30 p.m.
Camden Hills falls to 3-4 and will travel to Farmington Saturday, Dec. 30 for a 12:30 p.m. game against Mt. Blue.
CAMDEN 7 10 9 6 =32
HAMPDEN 4 10 14 10. =38
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Bangor's Carly Andrews, middle, finds herself being double teamed as she tries to advance the ball. Bangor won the game 44-16. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)BANGOR – The junior varsity girls opened up the night with the Bangor Rams and Nokomis JV girls game won by the Rams. Bangor took off at the jump and never slowed down outscoring Nokomis 12-2 in the first quarter. By the half with the game clearly in the hands of Bangor, the Rams were up 24-4. Nothing changed in the third quarter as Bangor continued their steady pace again outscoring the Warriors 12-2 to take a 36-8 lead into the final stanza. In the fourth the two teams each added eight points giving Bangor the lopsided 44-16 win. Nokomis struggled to get points on the board. It was not until about the seven minute mark before they were able to put double digits on the board. Meanwhile Bangor had nine players scoring in the game. Scoring for Bangor was, Emily Caulkins with a game high 10 points; Ava Syphers added eight; Avery Fullerwood six; Savannah Tarr, Carly Andrews, Lucy O'Connell, and Annabelle Pierce all had four each; and Gabby Spreng and Kya Smith had two points each. Bangor was 0-of-5 from the charity stripe. For Nokomis, Alexa Brann had six points; Gaby Wilson added four; and Anna Nyce, Elizabeth Parker, and Nadilie Nickerson all had two points each. The Warriors were 2-of-6 (33 percent) from the foul line. NOKOMIS 4 2 2 8 = 16 |
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Bangor's Avery Clark (4) looks to move the ball as Nokomis defender Emberli Michaud moves in. Bangor won the game 48-20. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)BANGOR – At Bangor High school inside the Red Berry Gymnasium the JV and varsity girls were hosting Nokomis of Newport in a pair of games. The Rams came out strong taking a 13-6 lead in the first quarter and never looking back. At the halftime break Bangor held a solid 28-9 lead. The lead kept building as the Rams took a 37-15 lead into the fourth quarter outscoring the Warriors 11-5 for the win. The Class AA Bangor girls go to 4-0 on the season with the win while Class A Nokomis drops to 0-4. Scoring for the Rams was, Mimi Quinn with a game high 14 points and some of the best passing seen this season. Avery Clark and Clara Oldenburg added eight point each; Emily Adams had six; Delany Horr five; Gabby Spreng, Gabby Roy, and Kali Snowden two each; and Ava Syphers one. Bangor was 6-of-16 (38 percent) from the foul line. They knocked down a pair of 3-pointers, one each from Clark and Horr. For Nokomis, Danica Migliore scored 11 points to led the team. Addison Hawthorne had five; and Raegan King and Brylee Beaulieu added two points each. Nokomis was 0-of -2 from the foul line and they knocked down four 3-pointers, three from Migliore and one from Hawthorne. Next up for Bangor is this Saturday, Dec. 23 at Skowhegan with an 11:30 a.m. tip off. For Nokomis they will Travel to Rockport for a game with Camden Hills at 12:30 p.m. also on Dec. 23. NEWPORT 6 3 6 `5 20 |