Paige Sevigny scored 16 points, and Sanford dominated the first and third quarters on its way to a 47-18 win over Bonny Eagle in a Class AA girls basketball game Friday night in Sanford.
Mollie Puffer added nine points and Ava Hudson finished with seven for the Spartans (8-3), who have won six in a row. Sanford led 15-2 after one quarter and outscored the Scots 20-5 in the third to make it 41-12.
Kylie Cole led Bonny Eagle (0-10) with six points.
CHEVERUS 60, THORNTON ACADEMY 32: Kylie Lamson scored 22 of her 26 points in the first half as the Stags (7-3) built a 37-11 halftime advantage against the Golden Trojans (3-7) in Saco.
Lamson, a junior who played for Thornton as a freshman and sophomore, also had six steals to help Cheverus snap a three-game skid. Addison Jordan added 12 points.
Thornton (3-7) was paced by seven points apiece from Brooke Bodnar and Lauren Cotsis.
BOYS BASKETBALL
WINTHROP 52, WAYNFLETE 41: Braden Branagan and Jake Galusha keyed a 21-10 third-quarter run, scoring six points apiece, as the Ramblers (6-5) pulled away from the Flyers (5-6) in Winthrop.
Cole Bard led Winthrop with 17 points and Branagan finished with 12, including three 3-pointers.
The Ramblers led 23-19 at halftime, then extended the margin to 44-29 after three quarters.
Waynflete was paced by JJ Carlo with 15 points and Jed Alsup with 13.
GORHAM 62, MASSABESIC 36: Griffin Gammon scored 18 points, Atticus Whitten added 17, and the Rams (3-7) used a 21-6 third-quarter run to pull away from the Mustangs (1-10) in Gorham.
Hunter Jacobs had 13 points for the Mustangs.
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