Boothbay bests Wiscasset
Dylan McMahon attempts to block the shot of Boothbay’s John Hepburn. Austin Haskell gets a shot inside, and Dale Peaslee pulls down a rebound. Courtesy of Brion Controvillas
Austin Haskell gets a shot inside.
Dale Peaslee pulls down a rebound.
Dylan McMahon attempts to block the shot of Boothbay’s John Hepburn. Austin Haskell gets a shot inside, and Dale Peaslee pulls down a rebound. Courtesy of Brion Controvillas
Austin Haskell gets a shot inside.
Dale Peaslee pulls down a rebound.
The Wiscasset High School gym was filled to capacity, as is the case when rivals Boothbay (8-1) and Wiscasset (4-4) go head-to-head.
Seahawk fans had more to cheer about in this game, as Boothbay handled the Wolverines, 67 to 47 on Tuesday, Jan. 8.
Boothbay jumped out to an 8-0 lead in the first quarter and held Wiscasset scoreless until Austin Haskell put Wiscasset on the board with 2:20 remaining in the quarter. Wiscasset committed eight fouls in the first quarter.
Early in the second quarter Travis Padilla went to the bench after picking up his third foul. Anthony DeMauro’s 10-point second quarter led a Boothbay 30-14 run and the Seahawks pulled away leading at half-time 43-22.
Late in the third quarter Wiscasset picked up some momentum and began pressuring the Seahawks and forced some turnovers. The Wolverines closed the deficit to 14 with 4:40 remaining in the game, but that was as close as Wiscasset would get.
DiMauro ended up with 21 points and John Hepburn added 15 for the Seahawks. Wiscasset’s only double digit score was Austin Haskell with 10 points. Padilla was 8/8 from the line.
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