Busline Sports

Girls’ basketball

Bristol 27 – Nobleboro 26Bristol’s Rachel Hughes scored a foul shot with under a minute to play to lift the Blue Devils to a one point victory over Nobleboro in their Busline League basketball opener on Nov. 3. Scoring for Bristol were Hughes 13, Gretchen Konitzky nine, Colleen Trayers three and Bayley Pendleton two. Scoring for Nobleboro were McKayla Brackett 16, Julie Ribeiro six and Abbie Healy and Aley Hork two each.Jefferson 34 – GSB 22Marissa White netted 12 points to lead Jefferson over GSB. Also scoring for the Chargers were Abbie Farrin six, Morgan Peabody four, and Taylor Johnston, Jordan Moore, Morgan Achorn, Miranda Achorn, Alyssa Smith and Avery Bond with two each. Scoring for the Cougars were Leslie Sandefur 14, Danielle Pinkham 10, Lauren Hunt two and Kyleigh Plourde two.

Nobleboro 52 – South Bristol 28Alex York netted 18, Paige Geroux 10 and Brittany Sprague 10 to lead Nobleboro over South Bristol on Monday. Also scoring for the Lions were Nancy Billings six, Haley Cameron four and Marina Welton two. Scoring for the Mariners were Maria Naylor 21 and Kasie Taylor with six.

Woolwich 60 – South Bristol 20Three Woolwich players scored in double figures (no names given) in their win over South Bristol. Scoring for the Mariners were Taylor eight, Taylor Poland six, Naylor four and Nicole Cushing two.

GSB 49 – Nobleboro 16Pinkham scored 13, Sandefur eight, Eliza D’Anieri eight, Sophie Carnonneau six, Taylor Oliver six, Plourde four and Olivia York and Margaret Skiff two each. Scoring for Nobleboro were Brackett, Welton six and Ribeiro two.

GSB 58 – Woolwich 6Sandefur netted 17 points, Plourde 14, Oliver 13, Pinkham 12, and D’Anieri two in a balanced attack over Woolwich. Pearl Wilson scored six for Woolwich.

Bristol 44 – South Bristol 11Eleven Blue Devils scored in their win over South Bristol, including Ashley Mason 10, Chloe Hallowell six, Konitzky six, Mary Eddyblouin four, Colleen Travers four, Logan Molt four, and Lindsay Brackett, Heather Gagnon, Hughes, Pendleton and Sydney Dyer two each.

Bristol 27 – Jefferson 26

Bristol edged Jefferson by a point on Nov. 9. Scoring for the Blue Devils were Hughes eight, Trayers six, Konitzky six, Pendleton four, Dighton two and Hallowell one. Scoring for Jefferson were Fortin nine, White eight, Peabody four, Johnston three and Moore two.

Boys’ basketball

Nobleboro 45 – Bristol 6Bristol stayed with Nobleboro in the first quarter, trailing 8-4 at the break before the Lions poured it on to take a 22-4 lead at the half. Scoring for the Lions were Brett Cowan nine, Kobe Lincoln six, Jacob Robinson six, Dustin Prior six, Colton Spear four, Nick Morton four, Chris Stebner four, Brady Leeman two, Cody Tozier two and Ben Andrews two. Scoring for the Blue Devils were Cole Leeman four, and Dana Hatch two.Nobleboro 45 – GSB 41Spear scored a pair of late baskets to lift the Lions to a four-point victory over the Cougars on Nov. 5. Spear scored 11 for Nobleboro, and Prior chipped in eight, Leeman seven, Cowan five, Aaron McCullagh four, Robinson four, Lincoln four, and Andrews two. Scoring for the Cougars were Travis Creamer 37, Brandon Kelsey four, and Cole Eugley two.GSB 39 – Jefferson 36Creamer netted 32 to lead GSB to a narrow victory over Jefferson. Cole Eugley added seven points for the Cougars. Scoring for Jefferson were Devin Scherer 14, K. Martin 10, Sawyer Pinkham four, and Robbie Clark, Logan Allan, Brady G., and Wally Morris two each.

Jefferson 37 – Bristol 21Devin Scherer netted 13 and Sawyer Pinkham 12 to lead the Chargers to victory over Bristol. Also scoring for Jefferson were Michael Robinson six, Logan Allen four, and Wally Morris two. Scoring for Bristol were Leeman nine, Hatch four, Baptist four, Jimmy Gagnon two, and Avery Hodus two.

Nobleboro 42 – Jefferson 30Nobleboro boys’ basketball team defeated Jefferson Tuesday at home. Brett Cowan led the Lions with 22 points, Jacob Robinson added nine, Colton Spear five, Dustin Prior four and Ben Andrews two. Scoring for Jefferson were Devin Scherer 11, Sawyer Pinkham nine, Wally Morris four, Kevin four, and Michael Robinson two.