ROCKPORT – The Camden Hills girls basketball team had its makeup game with Cony Wednesday after being postponed on Tuesday. It was also senior night for the Windjammers.
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| Camden Hills senior Mara Dostie was all smiles as the game began against Cony Wednesday night. (Photo by Ron Hawkes) |
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As is usually the case the seniors start the game, that can have an odd effect on a team and get them out of sync and that is precisely what happened to Camden Hills as Cony (0-17) gave the Windjammers much more of a game than they expected with the Windjammers taking a 58-44 win. The game at times was much closer than the score indicated.
With 3:38 left in the first quarter Camden Hills had an 8-0 lead led by senior Julia Holt who had six of those points including 4-of-4 from the foul line.
Camden Hills led after each quarter, 10-2, 24-10 and 42-29 heading into the final quarter of play.
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| Camden Hills senior Emily Morse takes a three-point shot in the first quarter. (Photo by Ron Hawkes) |
Scoring for the Windjammers was Kassie Krul with 15 points; Julia Holt 10; Kristina Kelly nine; Charlotte Messer and Mara Dostie seven each; Lauren Miller four; MiAe DeWaard and Laticia Billings two each; and Kaylyn Krul and Mya Wiley one each.
The Windjammers were 19-of-26 (73 percent) from the foul line and they had one 3-pointer from Dostie.
For Cony, Lauren Murray had 15 points; Sidney Avery andOlivia Varney eight each; Allee Cloutier and Emma Whitney four each; Mackenzie Lewis three; and Sarah Caron two.
The Rams were 14-of-22 (64 percent) from the charity stripe and they had two 3-pointers, one each from Murray and Lewis.
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| Camden Hills Senior Julia Holt was a beast on the boards and poured in 10 points. (Photo by Ron Hawkes) |
Camden Hills has one game left against Lawrence that was scheduled for Thursday, but will now need to be played Saturday as Lawrence already has a game on Friday with Brewer that was postponed from Tuesday, Feb. 7. Game date and time will be published when we are given the information.
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| Camden Hills Senior Charlotte Messer keeps the ball away from Cony's Cari Hopkins during Wednesday's game. (Photo by Ron Hawkes) |
Meanwhile, Camden Hills sits in seventh place in the Maine Principals' Association Heal Point Standing's with no place to go but up. A win over Lawrence would likely move them ahead of Waterville into sixth place. Camden Hills goes into the game at 11-6 while Lawrence is currently 10-6.
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| Cony's Cari Hopkins cannot find a way past the defense of Camden Hills Laticia Billings. (Photo by Ron Hawkes) |
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| Camden Hills Kassie Krul attacks the basket. She led the team with 15 points on the night. (Photo by Ron Hawkes) |
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