GIRLS

JUNIOR BIDDY

Warriors 30, Tigers 16

The Warriors were led by Makena Lenzer with 8 points. Marisa Gaudette had 6 points, while Mikheala Choate chipped in with 4. Liz Monica led the Tigers with 10 points.

Suns 38, Knicks 8

High Scorers for the Suns were Janessa Lofton (14 points) and Emily Foltan (10). Defensive stars were Alyssa King and Sophie Waible.

Suns 20, Panthers 6

High Scorers for the Suns were Peyton Ryan and Ananya Venkatesan with 6 points each. Defensive stars were Sam Stokes and Alyssa Decarteret.

Lakers 23, Celtics 16

The Lakers defeated the Celtics in a 23-16 in a well played game by both teams. Marianna Gomez and Emma Branquinho each scored 8 eight points to lead the Lakers while Hannah Swain and Mia Maden played great defense.  Jamie Allard and Corie Theriault each scored 4 and Hannah Dobson all played great for the Celtics providing both offense and defense to keep their team within striking distance.

Lakers 24, Tigers 8

Danielle Upton (10 points), Arriana Motivala (8) and Lynsey Daley (2) provided much of the scoring and Taylor Ulery and Julia Perry played great defense for the Lakers. Casey Olsen (4) Jasmine Sylvester (2) and Rachel Holden (2) played great offense for the Tigers.

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Panthers 29, Bulls 8

The Panthers were led by Tenysha Garvin with 12 points, Alexis Ivory with 8, Haleigh Therrien with 6 and Katie Mahoney with 3. The Bulls were led by Cassandra Putsch with 4 and Abby Murray and Daria Putsch both contributed 2 each.

Celtics 35, Hawks 6

Kiela Bridge led the way with 8 and Carson Palmer, Holly Gaudette and Kaylee Verrington all added 6 points each.

BOYS

JUNIOR BIDDY

Lakers 36, Sonics 27

Caleb Plourde made a notable basket in the fourth quarter and the defense by Owen Long and Xarrack Frater was tight.

Lakers 34, Broncos 20  

The Lakers were led offensively by Sclyler Boykin with 12 points, followed Jeff Reza with 6.  Awesome defense was played by Sri Kumar and Michael Patierno.

Hornet 24, Clippers 14

After a scoreless first quarter Nathan Demers came off the bench to score 6 points and Mason Miller contributed 4 of his own. Nnaji Obinelo (4 points) had a great game defensively and was awesome on the defensive boards. The unstoppable team of Richie Mercado (2 points) and Shane Puleo (6) continued to dominate the offensive end. Nate Seegal rounded out the scoring with 2 of his own down the stretch to help the Hornets win their sixth game in a row.

Knicks 42, Pistons 18

The Knicks were led by Razz Alkalay who played outstanding defense, and scored 8 points. Cole Koskela chipped in with his first basket of the season while Tyler Bernard scored had a game high 11 points. The Pistons played an impressive game as Mason Moore led the way with 6 markers.

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Eagles 61, Lancers 12

Stepping up for the Eagles were Jason Fox with 6 points, 8 assists and 6 rebounds; Brandon Stempler with 4 points, 4 assists and 6 rebounds; Matt Lawyer with 4 points, 3 assists and 8 rebounds; and Sarveen Shafiyan-Rad with 4 points, 6 assists and 7 rebounds. Also coming up big were Brennan Kastens with 16 points, 6 assists and 8 rebounds; and Cal O’Rourke with 10 points, 6 assists and 8 rebounds.

Coming up big for the Lancers were Collin Leary with 6 points, 3 assists and 4 rebounds; Harper Niven with 4 points; and Samuel Mena with 2 points.

Eagle 49, Bullets 36

Stepping up for the Eagles were Brennan Kastens with 21 points, 3 assists and 8 rebounds; Cal O’Rourke with 8 points, 6 assists and 8 rebounds; Huge defensive play from Jordon Phillbrook with 2 points, 4 steals and 7 rebounds. Jason Fox also came up big with 6 points, 3 assists and 6 rebounds.

Cougars 42, Gulls 34

Robert Mondi led the Cougars to victory with 13 points and 7 rebounds. Peter Norcross scored 10 points, while Mayur Pater and Dan Soler added 6 points each. Brian Provencher led the Gulls with 15 points and Kyle Reardon added 12 points.

Cougars 43, Globetrotters 26

Zack  Milot and Cam Kessel led a balanced Cougars attack with great defense and 8 points each. Sam McCarthy led the Trotters with 12 points and Brandon Barrett added 5 points.

Knicks 35, Stars 33

The Knicks led by 12 at the half when the Stars came storming back to tie the game late in the fourth quarter. Key hoops by Pat Soucy, Isiah Bugg and Pat Carr helped seal the win. The Knicks were led by Joe Bernard with 8 points while Chad Oliveri paced the Stars with 18 points

Eagles 43, Knicks 33

Stepping up for the Eagles were Brennan Kastens with 19 points, 6 assists and 10 rebounds; and Cal O’Rourke with 15 points, 7 assists and 9 rebounds. Andrew Ball, Mike Fuller, Brandon Stempler and Matt Lawyer chipped in with 2 points each.

Coming up big for the Knicks were Patrick Soucy with 15 points, 5 assists and 6 rebounds. Tom Ryan, Patrick Carr and Devon Champagne each chipped in 4 points.

Celtics 36, Royals 22

The Celtics evened their record at 3-3 with a victory over the Royals. After a slow start, Caden Daigle led a second-period scoring burst that put the Celtics up for good. Zack Anzel led the way for the Green with16 points with Daigle adding 13 markers.

Jazz 35, Saints 18

Zak Jenkins and Connor Baldassaro led a balanced Jazz attack with 6 points each. Tyler Joles and Devon Lambert played well for the Saints.

Sonics 43, Jazz 39

Christian Sullivan scored 15 points and Val Pagan 7 points for the Sonics, while Christian Brenner and Alec Pressly pulled down several key rebounds. Demitri Jackson played an outstanding game for the Jazz and scored 15 points while Joey Tibando added 6.

Bullets 30, Bucks 24

Bullets were led by Alex Boudreau with 9 points and Noah Cardin with 7 points.

Bullets 47, Satellites 32

Shad Fowler led the Bullets with 13 points and 3 assists with 10 points coming in the third quarter when the bullets broke open a close game. Noah Cardin added 10 points, Alex Boudreau 9 and Rohiz Dar chipped in with 6 points.

Braves 52, Nationals 32

Myles Johnson, Tylor Chase and Nir Raviv all dropped in four points each to lead the Braves’ offensive tempo. The Nationals’ Devin Leonard led all scorers with 14 points. The Braves’ Ben Levesque followed with 12 and Ryan Naber with 11.

Braves 42, Sonics 37

Anthony Martin, Austin Rancourt, Michael Lee and Gage McKone came off the bench, to spark the Braves’ offense.  Martin led all scorers with 13 points. Patrick Sullivan and Jeremy Ouellette led the Sonics’ offense with 9 points each.

Cavaliers 62, Stars 42

The Cavaliers where led by Tim Preston with 21 and Jordan Power with 10. Defensivley, Chandler Doucette, Caine Rivera stood out as each recorded double digit rebounds. The Stars were led by Shishal Thada (14), Brandon Murphy (12) and Chad Oliver (10).

Cavaliers 43, Pistons 30

Tim Preston (22 points) and Chandler Doucette (9) led the Cavaliers. Connor Haney, Chris Lentz, Caine Rivera, Mike Muchemore, Martin Bogel, Ben Swain and Doucette all played strong defense. The Pistons were led by Max Osgood with 10.

Warriors 48, Satellites 21

Tyler Boudreau scored a game-high 10 points to lead the Warriors to victory. Myles Reed and Cyrus Forcier chipped in 6 points each. The Satellites were led by Owen Miller with 6 points.

Warriors 41, Eagles 26

Jack Barnes led the Warriors to a victory over the Eagles with 14 points. The Eagles were led by Brandon Stempler with 10 points and Brennan Kastens, who was perfect from the free throw line.

Lakers 54, Celtics 41

Danny McCoy led the Lakers with 22, while Ben Walker added 18 and Jordan Degado led the defense. The Celtics were led by Zack Anzel (12 points), Justin Widfeit (9) and the defense of Evan Lowe.

Lakers 55, Nationals 19

Danny McCoy led the way with 11 points, while Michael Jensen and Nick Bourbeau chipped in with 8 and 6, respectively. Steven D’Onfro was tough defensively. The Nationals were led offensively by Devin Leonard (12 points) and Toan Nguyent (6). Ryan Naber was solid defensively.