Massabesic’s Leo Amabile won the 106- pound title in fine fashion as he pinned Marshwood’s Liam Coomey in just 1:22 in the finals.
The Mustangs also got a title from Matthew Carroll at 220 pounds as he picked up a 13-9 win over Sanford’s Nick Works in the finals.
Biddeford’s Shayne Welch also captured an individual title on Monday. The Tigers’ standout took down Sanford’s Mike Hurst by a 10-5 decision in the 195-pound finals.
Biddeford also got second-place finishes from Josiah Garcia at 132 pounds and Dwayne Dyer at 138 pounds.
Massabesic’s Kevin Nguyen finished second at 113 pounds and Noah Schneider was the runner-up at 182 pounds. The Mustangs got third-place finishes from Ethan Huff (126) and Logan Martin (152).
Sanford’s Sam Anderson (182) and Steven Genereux (285) picked up a pair of third-place finishes. The Spartans got fourth-place finishes from Travis Dionne (132) and Khaalid Kakande (170).
Biddeford’s Chris Doner (113), Myle Villarreal (160) and Chris Langtange (220) all finished in fourth place.
Marshwood won the team title with 228 points, while Massabesic finished with 116.5 points and Sanford tied with Westbrook for third with 99 points. Biddeford finished in fifth with 87 points.
Girls Basketball
Sanford 71, Noble 60 (Overtime)
The Spartans outscored the Knights 16-4 in the overtime period to pick up the win on Monday.
Summer Camire scored a game-high 27 points, including 12 in the extra period, to lead Sanford to the win. Camire added five assists and three steals, while Emma Graves chipped in with 11 points, including seven in the fourth quarter.
“I’m very proud of (my team), every girl did their part to stay composed and keep the momentum going in our favor,” said Sanford coach Tracy Lizotte.
Samantha Couture led Noble with 23 points.
Boys Basketball
Fryeburg 64, Biddeford 47
The host Tigers shot under 30-percent from the field, while Fryeburg hit eight 3-pointers to pick up the win.
Despite their shooting troubles, the Tigers hung around all game long, but were never able to climb all the way back.
“Every time we were able to cut it to four or five points, we just could not get that next stop when we needed it,” said Biddeford coach Justin Tardif. “Fryeburg would make a bucket to stop our momentum. Give credit to Fryeburg. We have to do a better job playing defense when our own shots are not falling. We felt we were getting good looks at the rim, but still shot under 30-percent from the floor.”
Kyle Norton led Biddeford with 13 points. Caleb Ball, Patrick Pearl, Jason Vadnais and Alex Millett all added six points in the loss.
Boys Hockey
Massabesic/OO B/Bonny Eagl e 3, South Portland/Freeport/Waynfl ete 2
Tanner scored two goals to lead MOB to the win on Tuesday.
Brandon Caron added the other goal for MOB, which improved to 5-5 with the win.
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