Varsity Maine Boys' Game of the Year: Pelletier's final-second shot wins it in OT
The Oxford Hills boys' basketball team edged Edward Little, 48-47, to advance to the Class AA state championship game.
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The Oxford Hills boys' basketball team edged Edward Little, 48-47, to advance to the Class AA state championship game.
Softball: The Class B Wildcats win an interclass showdown against the last unbeaten team in Class A.
The Mustangs beat out runner-up Central Aroostook by more than 11 points. Also, the sun was shining in Paris for Nordic ski races at Sunnycroft Farm.
Boys basketball: The Red Eddies hold the Vikings to 35 points, and Shea surpasses 30 points for the seventh time in nine games this season.
TURNER — Whenever Edward Little needed a key basket, John Shea usually provided one Wednesday night. The junior center dominated the paint and put up 19 points in the Red Eddies’ 58-44 boys basketball victory over Leavitt. “My teammates did a good job finding me in the post,” Shea said. “I had them on my back on a reverse pivot, they gave up one of their shots to get me a better shot. I am very happy with the guys tonight.” Wyatt Hathaway scored a game-high 21 points for Leavitt, and Joziah Learned added 16 points, but at times shots did not fall for the Hornets.