YMCA of Auburn-Lewiston Biddy Basketball Dec. 16 and 17 results.
Junior Division
Emerson Toyota 40, Pine State Pest Solutions 40: Emerson Toyota had three players in double figures. Ian Rausch led the team with 13 points, followed by Daunte Clark with 11 points, Dominic Gagne and had 10 points while Jackson Turner scored six points. Pine State Pest Solutions’ Jamison Adams had a game-high 16 points, followed by Ryder Danforth with 13 points. Andre Lytton chipped in five points, Ethan Small with four points, and Adam Landry dropped in two points.
Heidi’s Brooklyn Deli 51, Northstar Mortgage 18: Heidi’s Brooklyn Deli had a balanced scoring attack with Donovan Burnham leading the team with 15 points, followed by Damian Barajas with 13 points, and Richard Pomerleau with 12 points. Blake Boulanger finished with four points, Trey Whittaker, Cooper Lajoie, and Clayton Burgess IV all added two points, and Caiden Hanson hit a free throw. Northstar Mortgage’s Carter Belanger led the team with six points, followed by Cole Fofie, Ava Belknap, Peyton Belknap, Brysen Pobe-Bourgette, Aria Despradel, and Bryan Levesque all scored two points.
Emerson Chevy 36, DuBois Reality 24: Marcus White Jr. led Emerson Chevy with 11 points, followed by Jacob Seger with 10 points. Julia Swett finished with eight points, Chase Putney with five points, and Cameron Goldrup had two points. Elijah Cyr paced DuBois Reality with 12 points, followed by Ethan Bolduc had seven points. Carter Gagnon and Addison Collins all had two points, and Jacoby Golden knocked down a free throw.
Pee Wee Division
Auburn Fire 20, Leary & DeTroy 13: Auburn Fire’s Ethan Gagnon and Anthony Rizzolo each had six points, followed by Isabella Somers with four points. Serenity Henderson and Aidan Carver each added two points. Elijanle White had seven points and Cameron White had six points for Leary & DeTroy.
Hahnel Brothers Co 37, Roopers 17: Luke Farrell paced Hahnel Brother Co with 15) points while Weston Moreau dropped in eight points, Abel Ayer and Thomas Bunyea each added four points, and Parker Colby, Sophia Tahlil, and Dominic Cowie all scored two points. Roopers’ Liam Hanson led the balanced scoring attack with six points while Dawson Blair had five points, Aurora Wolfe with four points, and Bennett Boucher finished with two points.
Androscoggin Bank 35, Gee & Bee Sporting Goods 17: Mark Rausch led Androscoggin Bank with 10 points while Chase Collins, Ryker Adams, Given Mpoyi, and Cyrus Faloon added six points, and Madden Corson notched a free throw. Gee & Bee Sporting Goods’ Silas Stout led the team with seven points while Kairon Williams had five points. Dylan Davis and Annabelle Daigle scored two points, and Jakobi Smith hit a free throw.
Bangor Savings 32, BGA Financial 28: Bangor Savings spread the scoring around with Daxton Ladd leading with eight points, followed by Agot Agot with seven points, Daniel Leray with six points, and Holden Egdall with five points, Penn Chase with four points, and Sawyer Hinkley with two points. BGA Financial’s Evan Landry had a game-high 12 points, followed by Patrick Sullivan with nine points. Lincoln Mulliner notched three points, while Julian Lytton and Niko Garcia each had two points.
Rookie Division
Berube’s Auto 24, Elscott Manufacturing 22: Berube’s Auto’s Wallace Richardson led the team with 14 points while Brennan Crowley and Sierra Henderson scored four points and Guelphi Mpoyi chipped in with two points. Elscott Manufacturing’s Leni Belanger and Ashton Lajoie led the team with eight points each, followed by Rhett Chase with four points, and Milo Hinkley with two points.
Auburn Family Dental 30, Mobil on the Way 24: Auburn Family Dental’s Nolan Thibodeau led all scorers with 20 points, followed by Kaysen Gatcomb with four points. Annalise Bogue-Golden, Jackie Ross, and Landen Jensen all had two points. Mobil on the Way had a balanced scoring attack with Darius Faloon leading the team with eight points, followed by Lincoln Wallingford and Benjamin Labobe with six points each. Lincoln Poulin and Quincy Etienne scored two points each.
Austin Associates 32, Aime’s Place 24: Kameron Turner paced Austin Associates with 18 points, followed by Corbin Coburn with 14 points. Aime’s Place’s Cannon Roy led the team with eight points, followed by Weston Bryant with six points. Zayden Tahlil and Bryce Rubito each had four points, and Bentley Spence had two points.
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