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THE BATH MIDDLE SCHOOL girls basketball teams picked up a pair of wins over rival Brunswick on Monday. In the photos, clockwise from above, Brunswick’s Emily Black (31) dribbles past Bath’s Baylie Cram (14) in the eighth-grade contest; seventh-grader Noa Sreden (18) of Bath is defended by Heather Kinee (4); Bath’s Marrissa Wright, right, plays keep-away from Brunswick’s Jenna Bailey (14); and Brunswick’s Kolby Levesque (10) makes a pass around Bath’s Kelsea Albertson.BATH — The Brunswick Junior High School girls basketball teams took on rival Bath on Monday at Bath Middle School, with the Destroyers coming out on top in both contests.
In the opener, the Bath seventh-graders took a hardfought 18-16 decision.
Brunswick led 6-2 after a quarter and 8-5 at the break before Bath battled back to forge a 12-12 deadlock heading to the fourth.
Ann Tolan scored a game-high seven points for Bath, with Amanda Gagne adding five points and Noa Sreden four.
For Brunswick, Allie Eck and Brianna Newton each scored four points, with Brooke Becker and Kolby Levesque adding three apiece.
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In the nightcap, the Bath eighth-graders outscored the Huskies 10-2 in the fourth quarter for a 37-28 victory.
The Destroyers, who trailed 7-6 after a quarter and 15-14 at the half before going ahead 27-26 after three quarters, featured a balanced attack, with Olympia Serban leading the way with seven points, followed by six each from Marrissa Wright and Emma Rossetti. Isabelle Paulus chipped in five points.
Bath was six of 25 from the charity stripe.
Brunswick’s Gillian Doehring led all scorers with 15 points, with teammates Emily Black and Lea Dewey chipping in four points each. The Huskies were 10 of 25 from the foul line.
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