Auburn-Lewiston YMCA Biddy Basketball Results, Saturday  Dec.  1.

Junior Division

Emerson Toyota 39, Hoop Camp 32.

Serena Mower and Lydia Celani scored a game high ten points each in the early day win.  Joel Stubbs added eight points and Nate Farnsworth four.  Nick Hartley, Jermaine Luizzo, Chantel Ouellette and Kendall Mathieu contributed two points each.  Hoop Camp was lead by Dan Nally and Khalid Hebon who each scored eight points.  Giles Paradie added seven, Teagan Galway added fiver and Ricky Cote added four.

Pats Pizza 55, Leary & Detroy 35. 

The Brown brothers held court with a strong one-two punch.  Ethan Brown lead all scored with 17 points and Austin Brown had 12 in the win.  Courtney Richard added nine points, Hamza Hussein added 7 points and Kiara Fournier added six points.  Abdi Alew and Spencer Morrill contributed two points apiece.  Leary & Detroy was lead by Mohamed Mohamed with 12 points.  Fuad Omar contributed ten points, Ahmed Yonis added nine points.  Dan Milks and Sofia Hartley scored two points apiece. 

Platz Associates 29, Austin Associates 25. 

Wol Akol was all over the court scoring a game high 18 points in the win.  Dominick Jacobs added eight points and Storm Jipson added three points.   Devaunte Rembert lead Austin Associates with 14 points.  Olivia DuBois added four points and Josh Kaiser addedthree points.  Kalib Kalib and Jaden Legare added two points each. 

Sams’s Italian Sandwich Shop 41, Sun Journal 27.

Ryan Theriault led Sams with 25 points.  Cory Wiers, Isaaq Bashir and Kegan Pelletier added four points each in the win.  Madeline Foster and Emily Piper also contributed two points each.  Sun Journal was lead by Ethan Chute who scored a team high 15 points.  Christian Beliveau added seven points, Cole Melanson and Ethan Bosse added two points apiece.  Hannah Chaput rounded out the scoring with a free throw point in the 4th quarter. 

Pee Wee Division

C. B. Bachmann 23, Agren Appliance 14. 

Seven of the nine Bachmann Cagers scored, and Joshua Murphy led the attack with nine points. Dylan Sellinger and Ilyas Basher added nine points each. Chipping in with two points apiece were Kate Bilodeau, Nick Gagne and Austin Sellinger. Mike Chaput paced Agren Appliance nine points, followed by Josh Randall (two), Andrew Casares (two), and Austin Garey with one point.

The Fortin Group 26, Morrison & Sylverster 13.

The Fortin Group scored 16 second half points and doubled up Morrison & Sylvester. Six of eight players scored for Fortin, led by Caleb Davis with eight points and Jacob Jackson with six points. Meaza Paradie and Braden Paradie had four points each and Ella Perry and Anson Perry added two points apiece. M & S, down only five at the half, was led by Makil Foster with 11 points. Fiona King chipped in with two points.

Roopers 18, Hammond Lumber 18.

Roopers can alive in the fourth quarter outscoring Hammond Lumber 10-4 and the comeback effort resulted in a tie. Chase Martin led all scorers with eight points. Wyatt Morse and Declan Giroux added four points apiece, and Harrison Gray chipped in with a bucket. Matthew Metivier and Noah Hill led Hammond Lumber with six  points apiece. Tristin Blossom added four points and Tyson Green two points.
 
High Maintenance Landscape 18, Modern Woodmen of America 17. In a tightly contested battle from the opening jump, High Maintenance Landscape held on for a 1 point victory. Tiana James once again led High Maintenance in scoring with eight points followed by Audrey Hamel with six. Adding two points each were Addison Dostie and Jack Tetreault. Modern Woodmen was paced with eight points by Ryan Marston, followed by Cameron Langis (five), Alex Thistlewaite (2) and Sam Courtemanche (2). Caroline

Hahnel Brothers 26, Gee & Bee Sporting Goods 14.

Devonte Scott led all scorers with 16 points as Hahnel Bros. cruised to a 12 point win. Luke Josephson (six), Wyatt Fontaine (two) and Allie Ferland(two) rounded out the scoring for Hahnel Bors. Owen Gee & Bee was paced by Patrick Anthoine with eight points. Christian Frey and Jayden Robinson added four and two points respectively.
 
M & P Used Auto Parts 24, Heidi’s Brooklyn Deli 19.

M & P opened up with a 8-0 first quarter lead and held on for the win. John Shea (ten) and Joey Shea (six) led M & P offensively. Nick Kaiser and Jared Bernard added four points apiece.  Quincy Coachman led all scorers with 12 points, followed by Ben Poland (five) and Michelle Cowie (two).