Junior High Sports action from around Lincoln County.

Grade 8 boysSt. George 48 – GSB 45GSB came out of the half flat scoring just three points in the 3rd, and were unable to make up the damage in the 4th despite a strong effort.

Scoring for the Cougars were Johnathan Riley 26, Ben Russell 4, Shane Butterfield 4, Luke Bibber 3, Tyler James 4, Israel Daiute 2,

St. George was led by Evan Myers 11, Jon Ferguson 9, Doug Anderson 6, and Cory Robbins 6.Searsport 83 – GSB 57Searsport defeated GSB in a fast paced game, led by Dillon Moody with 27 and Buddy Ellis 26. Scoring for the Cougars were Riley 36, James 8, Bibber 6, Ben Stone 2, and Daiute 2.Medomak 59 – Belfast 54Medomak rebounded from a slow start to defeat Belfast by five. Scoring for the Riverhawks were John Murray 21, Wil Dow 8, Brandon Soper 7, Boone Olsen 5, Jonathan H-Belloqeut 5, Nick Anderson 4, Vincent Vannah 2, Ryan Ripley 2, Devon Sproul 2, Conor Dahlberg 2, and Tyler Wilson 1. Belfast was led by Tyler Baker with 31.Medomak 43 – Boothbay 33Medomak had a strong second half to come from behind to beat Boothbay. Scoring for the Riverhawks were Murray 17, Cocco 13, Belloquet 5, Dow 2, Sproul 2, and Dahlberg 2. Scoring for Boothbay were Linc Simmons 10, Chad Carroll 7, Cameron Markee 6, Anthony DiMaro 4, Dillon Sprague 4, and Ben Dickinson 2.Medomak 57 – Wiscasset 39Medomak defeated Wiscasset in the first round of the Busline League playoffs. Cocco scored 15, Kazu Tibbetts 8, Soper 7, Anderson 6, Murray 6, Ripley 5, Dahlberg 4, Taylor Packard 2, Sproul 2, and Belloquet 2.

Scoring for Wiscasset were Austin Haskell 15, Nick Stewart 8, Chandler Longfellow 8, John Rines 5, and Cameron Mugnai 3.Bristol 68 – St. George 48Trailing 14-10 at the quarter, Bristol scored 21 points in the 2nd frame to take the lead for good. Scoring for the Blue Devils were Tom Masters 26, Mitchell Wotton 11, Mitchell Cummings 7, Seward Matel 5, Michael Sigler 4, Austin Dodge 4, Brenden Cowan 3, and Tyler Cheney, Sam Genthner, and Jared McLain with 2 each. St. George was led by Even Myers 18 and Jon Ferguson 13.Bristol 54 – Thomaston 40Bristol topped TGS 54-40 on Jan. 26. Scoring for the Blue Devils were Masters 15, Wotton 12, Matel 10, Genthner 8, Dodge 3, and Bolster, Cummings, and Cowan 2 each.Bristol 57 – St.George 46Matel netted 17 and Masters 13 to lead Bristol over St. George on Jan. 23. Genthner added 8, Cowan 8, Wotton 5, Bolster 3 and Cheney, Dodge and Justin Robbins one each. St.George was led by Evan Myers with 13 and Cory Robbins 7.Grade 7 boys

Boothbay 43 – Medomak 30Boothbay topped Medomak in the Riverhawks season finale. Scoring for Boothbay were Maddocks 10, Simmons 11, Hallinan 5, Arsenualt 4, Hasch 4, Drummond 4, Almao 2, Scully 2, and Spofford 2. Scoring for Medomak were Adam Feener 12, Nate Mazanec 7, Cadison Willis 2, Devin Field 2, Ben Carroll 2, Tristan Look 2, Pat Melody 2, and Tim Farrar 1.

Grade 8 girls basketballGSB – St. GeorgeThe Lady Cougars nipped St. George by one point (no score provided) on Jan. 21. Scoring for GSB were Jennifer Genthner 11, Merissa Look 8, Charlotte Esancy 4, Danielle Pierce 3, Shania Creamer 2, and Ricki Burnham 1. Michaela Garrett led St. George with 12.Boothbay 39 – Medomak 38Boothbay nipped Medomak by a point on Dec. 21 in the Riverhawks season finale. Scoring for Medomak were Desiree Benner 8, Emily Leach 6, Abby Vail 4, McKenzie Belcher 4, Missy Philbrook 4, Amanda H-Belloquet 4, Olivia Overlock 2, Jessica Prescott 2, Heidi Obushon 2, and Elise Wallace 2.

Scoring for Boothbay were Alex Clarkel 17, Alison Crocket 9, Sarah Caron 9, Arden McSwain 2, and Mikayla McFetridge 2.GSB 57 – Searsport 35GSB improved to 4-1 with a win over Searsport. Scoring for the Cougars were Look 15, Esancy 14, Genthner 10, Creamer 6, Pierce 6, Emma O’Dell 2, and Kara Pranes 2. Searsport was led by Brianna Grant with 14.GSB 40 – St.George 38The Lady Cougars improved their record to 5-1. Scoring for GSB were Genthner 18, Esancy 13, Look 4, Charlotte Nutt 4, and Creamer 1. St. George was led by Michaela Garrett with 19.Belfast 45 – Medomak 43Medomak gave Belfast a good run in the first round of the Busline playoffs, but came up short by two points in the heartbreaking loss. Belfast made 7 of 10 foul shots down the stretch to seal the win. Scoring for the Riverhawks were Belloquet 10, Leach 6, Vail 5, Benner 5, Overlock 5, Simmons 4, Philbrook 2, Miller 2, Obushon 2, and Wallace 2. Belfast was led by Lexi Nelligan 16, Courtney Drinkwater 16, and Killyan Richards 8.

Grade 7 girls basketball

Boothbay 28 – Medomak 26Medomak outscored Boothbay in the second half but were unable to overcome a 14-6 halftime deficit in their final home game on Dec. 21. Scoring for the Riverhawks were Sammie Griffin 9, Taylor Mason 8, Amanda Young 3, Paige Theberge 2, Halie Haskins 2, and Brooke Benedict 2. No scores were provided for Boothbay.