BRUNSWICK — The Brunswick Parks and Recreation Department’s Mid-Winter Basketball Classic for boys and girls is heading down the home stretch.

Wednesday’s games

There were four quarterfinal games for the girls, with Bath advancing to Thursday’s semifinals

Lawrence 46, Yarmouth 26

Lawrence posted quarterly leads of 10-5, 28-14 and 34-20 as Nia Irving scored 13, Doni Lewis 12 and Alexis Chamberlain 10. Lawrence was four of nine at the line.

For Yarmouth, Ally Tillotson scored seven points. Yarmouth was eight of 18 at the line.

Bath 33, Woolwich 24

Signe Ostergaard scored 11 points and Megan Curtis added nine as Bath trailed 9-6 after one, the teams were tied at 18 at the half and Bath outscored Woolwich 10-0 in the third quarter.

Bath was two of 11 at the line and Woolwich four of 12.

In the Woolwich effort, Madaline Suhr had nine points, Emma Harrington eight and Jasmine Thibodeau seven.

Lewiston 38, Mt. Ararat 23

Kristina Blasi scored 14 points for Lewiston, which trailed 7-6 after one quarter, but led 15-10 at the half and 25-15 after three quarters.

In the Mt. Ararat effort, Sarah Lamb and Erin Tome scored eight points each and Evangeline Jerome added four.

Mt. Ararat was four of seven at the charity stripe and Lewiston seven of 12.

SMC 35, Brunswick 33

Southern Maine Catholic held on to beat Brunswick Junior High.

SMC led 10-6, 21-14 and 30-17 at the breaks before the Huskies rallied down the stretch with Gillian Doehring scoring seven of her teamhigh 13 points. Briana Newton added 11 points.

For SMC, Brooke Dawson scored 12 points, Kaley Helmick eight and Felicia Lyons seven.

SMC was 12 of 12 at the line and Brunswick one of five.

Wednesday boys

There were four quarterfinal and two consolation games for the boys.

Medomak 51, Falmouth 42

The Medomak Valley eighth-graders got 16 points from Nick DePatsy and nine from Zach Starr.

Medomak trailed 14-9 after one period, but led 30-16 at the half and 47-22 after three.

Drew Chamberlain led Falmouth with 20 points.

At the line, Medomak was four of eight and Falmouth four of five.

Gorham 49, Oxford Hills 42

Sam Kilborn tossed in 20 points for Gorham, which led 13-4 after one, but the teams were tied at 22 at the half and Gorham went up 31-29 after three.

For Oxford Hills, Jake Beauschene had 15 points.

Gorham was eight of 12 at the line and Oxford Hills one of four.

SMC 38, Oceanside 34

Chris Cooke popped in 17 points and Mackenzie Hoglund 10 as Southern Maine Catholic led 12-10 after one, trailed 25-21 at the half and led 31-29 after three.

Oceanside got 13 points from Riley Sprague and eight from Thomas Curtis.

Oceanside attempted four free throws and made one, while SMC was three of nine.

Auburn 47, Lewiston 45

In the final quarterfinal game, Auburn fought back from deficits of 15-10 and 23- 21 to take a 35-33 third-quarter lead.

Austin Cox poured in 20 points for Auburn, while Abdi Shariff Hassan had 18 for Lewiston. Also in the losing effort, Tahj Fulgham had 11 and Fahad Hassan 10.

At the line, Auburn was four of eight and Lewiston six of nine.

Medomak 41, Boothbay 36

In the first consolation game, the Medomak Valley seventhgraders turned back the Boothbay seventh-graders despite trailing 6-3, 17-11 and 21-19 at the first three breaks.

In the overtime, Medomak’s Patrick White hit a 3-pointer.

Jonathan Allard led Medomak with 12 points, Taylor McLain had 11, Cameron Allaire 10 and White eight.

Medomak was four of 10 at the line and Boothbay five of eight.

Jacob Leonard paced the losing effort with 13 points and Dima Gosselin added 12.

Lake Region 37, Memorial 32

In the second consolation contest, Jordan Williams led Lake Region with 16 points and Jack Lesure added eight.

Memorial of South Portland led 9-5 and 20-16 before Lake Region pulled into a 29- 28 third-quarter lead.

Riley Hassan paced Memorial with 10 points, while Kenny Drelich added nine and Brian Elsemore eight.

At the line, the Lakers were seven of 13 and Memorial seven of 12.

Tuesday’s games

On Tuesday, there were two girls games and eight boys.

Girls

Mt. Ararat 24, St. John’s 22

Mt. Ararat Middle School posted quarterly leads of 10-4, 10-8 and 17-12.

Lamb and Alyssa Kidd scored seven points each, and Briana Hamilton and Tome split eight points down the middle. The Eagles were one of four at the line.

In the St. John’s effort, Brooke Howard popped in 18 points. St. John’s did not attempt a free throw.

G-NG 33, Durham 28 (OT)

Alicia Dumont led Gray- New Gloucester with 12 points.

Durham led 8-3, 15-8 and 25- 10 at the quarter breaks before G- NG outscored Durham 16-1 down the stretch and 7-2 in overtime.

G-NG was 10 of 21 at the foul line and Durham two of 12.

Kayla Belanger paced Durham with 13 points and Morgan Karnes helped out with 10.

Boys

Falmouth 41, Yarmouth 39

Chamberlain scored 13 and Ben Simonds added eight for Falmouth, which was six of 10 at the line.

In the Yarmouth effort, Hayden Dieterlie had 12 points, Joey Fortin 10 and Noah Pellerin seven. Yarmouth was six of 12 at the line.

Falmouth led 10-4 and 18-13 after the first two quarter, but Yarmouth soared into a 31-28 third-period advantage.

Medomak 61, Westbrook 41

The Medomak Valley eightgraders rolled to period leads of 23- 7, 34- 14 and 53- 29 as Nicholas DePatsy poured in 31 points, Jackson Vail eight and Zach Starr, Ollie Brown and Sheldon Lavway six each. Medomak was three of eight at the charity stripe.

Chase Hutchinson led Westbrook with 12 points and Moses Abwolk added 10.

Gorham 46, Bath 40

Kilborn tossed in 16 points, Trenton Bassingthwait 10 and Cody Elliot nine to lead Gorham over the Bath Middle School.

Gorham led 16-7, 22-21 and 37-28 at the breaks and was 14 of 21 at the line.

In the Bath effort, Keegan McDonough scored 14 points, Juan Moore 11 and Zach Garvey eight.

Bath was five of eight at the line.

Ox. Hills 47, Boothbay 23

Oxford Hills toppled the Boothbay eighth-graders with leads of 18-6, 26-14 and 34-19 as Tyler Ripley scored 14 points and Andrew Flemming added 13.

At the line, Oxford Hills was four of 16 and Boothbay three of eight.

Abel Bryer scored five points and Matthew Burnham four in the Boothbay offense.

Oceanside 50, Brunswick 35

Oceanside ( Rockland-Thomaston) defeated the Brunswick Junior High seventh graders with leads of 16- 6, 34-18 and 40-24 as Keenan Hendrick popped in 15 points and Nick Mazurek 13.

Oceanside attempted 25 free throws and made 11, while Brunswick was nine of 18.

Josh Dorr led Brunswick with 12 points, and Caleb Cost and Austin Phillips chipped in with six each.

SMC 45, Mt. Ararat 34

Southern Maine Catholic beat Mt. Ararat Middle School as Cooke poured in 20 points.

SMC trailed 9-5 after one period, but led 15- 13 at the half and trailed 25-22 after three periods.

Shy Ulrickson led the Eagles with 15 points and Alex LaFountain added 12.

Mt. Ararat was eight of 13 at the line and SMC seven of 14.

Lewiston 63, Brunswick 31

Lewiston handled the Brunswick JH eighth-graders as Ben Doyle scored 17 points and Fahad Hasan 14. Lewiston was two of seven at the line.

In the Brunswick effort, Read Foster, Ben Lord and Will Bessey scored seven points each, and Caitlin Compton chipped in with six.

Brunswick was eight of 12 at the charity stripe.

Auburn 58, Durham 36

Auburn trailed 15-12 after one quarter, but led 33-20 at the half and 43-29 after three quarters as Cox scored 21 points, Kyle Romero eight, Drew Lashua seven and Brandon Varney and C.J. Jipson six each.

For Durham, Connor Dostie scored eight points, TJ Morrill added seven and Joey Burke seven.

At the line, Durham was three of 11 and Auburn 13 of 18.

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