Midcoast Athletics
Jan. 3 Sports Recaps
Wed, 01/03/2018 - 11:30pm
The Midcoast sports scene was busy with several sporting events on Wednesday, Jan. 3
Below are the scores and stats for those contests that were reported to our sports department.
To submit scores and stats from sporting events involving the Midcoast, email sports@penbaypilot.com.
7th Grade Girls Basketball: Oceanside 50, Camden-Rockport 19
(Courtesy Kelly Mackie)
(Courtesy Kelly Mackie)
Oceanside held quarterly advantages of 23-4, 35-11 and 42-11.
Scoring for Oceanside:
Alydia Hatch 4
Justice Gendron 3
Audrey Mackie 15
Bella Stasulis 7
Emily Sykes 7
Abby Waterman 11
Carly Hussey 3
Scoring for Camden-Rockport:
Hannah Christie 2
Lauren Howland 2
Ella Graffam 13
Lily Enggass 2
7th Grade Boys Basketball: Oceanside 63, Camden-Rockport 31
(Courtesy Ricky Jones)
(Courtesy Ricky Jones)
Oceanside jumped out to an early 16-0 lead in the 1st 4 minutes of the game and never looked back. The entire team played great defense and displayed some great passing and teamwork throughout the game.
Oceanside held quarterly advantages of 22-4, 34-11 and 41-21.
Scoring for Oceanside:
Isaiah Meklin 8
Alex Collins 8
Hayden Jacques 12
Alex Bartlett 4
Isaiah Meklin 8
Alex Collins 8
Hayden Jacques 12
Alex Bartlett 4
Andrew Gehouskey 6
Jason Leclerc 4
Ian Erskine 2
Gage McIntyre 1
Logan Brazier 6
Duncan Natale 8
Noah Burns 4
Jason Leclerc 4
Ian Erskine 2
Gage McIntyre 1
Logan Brazier 6
Duncan Natale 8
Noah Burns 4
Scoring for Camden-Rockport:
L. Moody 19
W. Smith 4
O. Berez 4
W. Ferdarko 2
C. Lavoie 2
L. Moody 19
W. Smith 4
O. Berez 4
W. Ferdarko 2
C. Lavoie 2
7th Grade Boys Basketball: Medomak 52, Boothbay 38
(Courtesy Patrick Delahanty)
The Medomak Middle School boys improved to 5-2 on the season with a 52-38 win over Boothbay.
Though starting slow in the first quarter the young men picked up their game defensively and were able to outscore Boothbay 12-6 in the second quarter.
Coming out of halftime the defensive intensity improved and the Riverhawks gained the lead with a 17-7 scoring advantage.
The fourth was the best offensive output per quarter with a 18-11 advantage leading to the final score.
Boothbay held 14-5 and 20-17 advantages in the first half, before Medomak claimed a 34-27 lead after three quarters.
Noah Lawrence, Ivan Murphy and Gaitlyn Bedenik played confidently creating opportunities for teammates while Gavin Clark and Connor Light played tough on the boards.
Scoring for Medomak:
Will Cheeseman 13
Jaiden Starr 11
Blake Morrison 10
Will Cheeseman 13
Jaiden Starr 11
Blake Morrison 10
Matthew Holbrook 6
Kevin Sincyr 3
Tucker Holgerson 2
Hayden Staples 2
Wyatt Simmons 2
Finn Parmley 2
Isaac Simmons 1
Scoring for Boothbay:
Kayden Ames 20
Drew Meader 10
Griffin Kristan 4
Ryan Amaral 2
Rafe Goldhirsh 2
Kayden Ames 20
Drew Meader 10
Griffin Kristan 4
Ryan Amaral 2
Rafe Goldhirsh 2
