Trailing 47-43 at the break, the North rode the hot hand of Carrabec High School's Daniel Handley to pick up the victory. The 5'9" guard from the North Anson school scored 15 of his game-high 20 points in the second stanza to give the team in yellow the win. North Yarmouth Academy's 5'9" guard Joaquim Bila scored 16 points for the South, while Forrest Hills' Jackman Daigle, Winthrop's Logan Baird, and Madison's Thomas Dean each tallied 12. Wyatt Smith of Dirigo High School added 9 points.
David Gadsby of George Stevens Academy scored 15 points. Central Aroostook High School's Lucan Haines chipped in with 12 points. Kaden Hannen of Schenck HS scored 11 points with Fort Kent's Austin Delisle chipping in with 9. 
149-128 in a high schoring Boys AA/A/B shootout. Because of the tight schedule with the presentation of awards, the three point and slam dunk contests were not held, but fans were treated to wealth of 3 pointes and thunderous dunks in this game. Leading the South in scoring was Morse High School guard Gabe Aucoin with 25 points, including 16 in the second half. Jake Stowell of Falmouth HS was the second leading scorer fo the South with 20 points. Marshwood's Aiden Sullivan added 16 points and Patrick McKenney of Medomak Valley HS with 15. Other top scorers for the South were Gray-New Gloucester's Jay Hawkes and Yarmouth's Peter Psyhogeas with 12 points each.
guard David Omasombo, who dropped in 7 shots from behind the 3-point line (6 in first half) enroute to his game high 31 points. Mr. Maine Basketball Finalist Hunter Curtis of Ellsworth HS scored 16 points and Cony guard Luke Briggs scored 14 for the North. Other top scorers were Wani Donato of Portland and Aaron Newcomb of Brewer each added 12 points. Foxcroft Academy forward Filip Brkic chipped in with 11.
The North jumped out to a 48-24 halftime lead and didn't look back. Led by Cony High School’s Indiya Clark, the North came away with an 85 to 63 victory. The 5’11” guard led all scorers with 17 points. Windham's 5'10" guard Sarah Talon scored 15 points for the North. Faith Sjoberg of Presque Isle 12 points for the team in red. Miss Maine Basketball Jaycie Christopher of Skowhegan and Brooklyn Alexander of Oxford Hills added 9 each.
The South was led in scoring by Wells High School's Grace Ramsdell with a game high 19 points. Anna Nelson of Gorham HS scored 15 points and Emily Rainforth of York High School scored 8.
titles at the McDonald's Senior All-Star weekend at Husson University. Oliver, a 5'11" freshman from Hodgsdon High School, captured the championship by making 48 of 50 shots. Other finalists in the competition were Gorham's Anna Nelson, Skowhegan's Jaycie Christopher, and Wells' Grace Boucher.
Membership in the Maine Association of Basketball Coaches has many benefits to both you as a professional and your athletes. Coaches and their players are given benefits and options that are not available to non-members and their players.
• Your players will be eligible for MABC activities, including the McDonald's Senior All Star Games
• Fall Clinics
• Regional Coaches of the Year
• Academic All Stars
• State Free Throw Championships
• Coaching Achievements
• Mr. and Miss Basketball
IN addition, the MABC has now enrolled with Luceo Sports through our connection with the National High School Basketball Coaches Association. Luceo is a company that can supply us with a variety online coaching services. As of now, if you have paid your membership you will be receiving an invite to activate your account with them. It will give to access to many basketball resources. On Dec. 3 you should be able to access the NHSBCA PLAYBOOK app. This app will allow you to put all your information in printed form to share with players. If you join as a team, you and 5 other coaches can have access to all of the materials they offer.
