Ella Giguere, left, of North Yarmouth Academy and Piper Croteau of St. Dominic Academy battle for a rebound during Thursday’s game in Auburn. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal
Athena Gee and Ava Wilkinson each scored 11 points as North Yarmouth Academy opened its girls’ basketball season with a 52-42 win over St. Dominic Thursday night at Auburn.
Delia Fontana and Ella Giguere each finished with nine points for North Yarmouth Academy.
Juju Farrington had a game-high 19 points for St. Dominic (0-1).
MORSE 39, WATERVILLE 15: Reese Darling scored 15 points as the Shipbuilders beat the Purple Panthers in a season opener in Bath.
Rebekah Plummer added six points for Morse.
Madison Gervais scored five for Waterville.
BOYS’ BASKETBALL
ST. DOMINIC 80, NORTH YARMOUTH ACADEMY 20: Taylor Varney finished with a game-high 19 points for the Saints in the win over the Panthers in Auburn.
Gad Tangilamesu chipped in 13 points and Ayden Rand added 11 points for St. Dominic (1-0).
Gage Kloza contributed seven points for North Yarmouth Academy (0-1).
MORSE 50, WATERVILLE 36: Gage Suitter the Shipbuilders to an opening-season win at Waterville.
Suitter made three 3-pointers and scored a game-high 15 points. Waylon Rhorer and Dylan Root added eight points for Morse.
Garrett Gendreau hit three 3s and led Waterville with 12 points, and Derek Couture finished with eight.
BOYS’ HOCKEY
WINDHAM/WESTBROOK/BONNY EAGLE 7, BIDDEFORD/MASSABESIC/OLD ORCHARD 1: The Trail Blazers scored five times in the first period and rolled to a win over the Tigers in a season opener in Gorham.
Philip Traina notched a goal and two assists while Mason Caron, Sam Foley, Colby Haskell and Shaun Trana each had a goal and an assist. Colby Bailey and Erik Dupont also scored.
Marcus Soucy scored for the Biddeford co-op.
Sawyer Perkins stopped six shots for the Trail Blazers, while Connor Thibault made 30 saves for the Tigers.
LEAVITT/GNG/POLAND/OAK HILL 5, KENNEBUNK/WELLS 1: Brody Emond had a hat trick and the Kings (1-0) beat the Rams (0-1) at the Harold Alfond Forum in Biddeford.
Mason Aldrich and Breck Langevin also scored for the Kings. Weston Church scored for Kennebunk/Wells.
Reid Trapaney stopped 16 shots for the Kings and Richard Pocius stopped 25 shots for the Rams.
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