Former Boothbay Region Elementary School basketball player Xavi Hall, a freshman starting guard for the Edward Little High School Red Eddies, played in the semifinal game of the Class A North tournament Feb. 18.

Despite her being the second-leading scorer for the team in the game with 11 points, behind Elizabeth Galway with 13, the fourth-seeded Red Eddies (15-4) fell to top-seeded Mt. Ararat (18-1), 69-48. Mt. Ararat had defeated EL twice during the regular season, 64-44, in Topsham and 49-21 at EL.

In the end, Buckfield was simply too big, too quick and too good. The Boothbay girls lost, 61-37, to the Bucks in the Class D South quarterfinal round Feb. 16 at Augusta Civic Center.

But it didn't start out that way. The game's opening minutes looked promising for the Lady Seahawks. Boothbay raced out to a 6-2 lead. Freshman Aryana Gray hit two free throws. Senior Tatum French stole the ball and scored on a lay-up, and Gray converted an offensive rebound into a score, but not much good happened after that.…

Update: BRTV has been notified that live broadcasts, other than those offered by a subscription from the NFHS Network, are not allowed during the MPA tournament. BRTV is looking to possibly enter into an agreement with the MPA which allows public access channels to broadcast games 72 hours after the conclusion of the game.

106.9 FRANK FM, WBQX will broadcast local high school tournament basketball for a 16th straight February beginning Wednesday Feb. 11 with the Lincoln Academy at Oceanside Boys first round Prelim game.

The Drinkwater School in Northport took advantage of a tired and cold-shooting Boothbay Region Elementary School girls basketball team and went on to defeat the Wildcats, 42-27, to win the Busline League small school division championship at Searsport on Saturday, Feb. 7.

The previously undefeated Wildcats got into foul trouble early but held a 22-17 lead at the half. The Drinkwater team, the top team in the north division, took advantage in the second half, outscoring Boothbay 18-3 in the third quarter…

The Boothbay Region Elementary School Wildcats girls basketball team advanced to championship game of the Busline League’s small school division by winning the south division, 46-23 over Woolwich at home Friday, Feb. 6.

The championship game is scheduled for this morning, Saturday, Feb. 7, at 10:30 a.m. in Searsport. Boothbay will play the winner of the north division championship game between the Drinkwater School in Northport and Lincolnville.

Thirteen members of the Boothbay Region Elementary School cheerleading team, coached by Lisa Tilton, competed against five other Midcoast schools in the 2026 Busline League Cheering Competition on Wednesday, Feb. 4 at Oceanside High School in Rockland.

Each school performed two routines for the judges. Although BRES did not win a plaque, the routine was nearly faultless.

The winning team was Medomak Middle School in Waldoboro and runner-up was Troy Howard Middle School in Belfast. Presented with the Spirit…

The Boothbay Region Elementary School girls basketball Busline League small school southern division playoff game has been rescheduled for Friday, Feb. 6 at 5 p.m. at BRES, according to BRES Athletic Director Dennis Dacus. The game was orginally scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 5.

The Boothbay Region High School cheerleading team performed their Regional Championship routine at halftime of the boys basketball game on Monday, Feb. 2. Here are some of the photos of the routine.

The Winthrop Ramblers improved to 9-8 on the season with a 54-20 win over the visiting Boothbay Region Seahawks on Tuesday, Feb. 3.

Leading scorers for Winthrop were Evelyn Mortimer with 17 points, followed by Kylee Mansir with 11.

The senior athletes on the Boothbay Region High School boys varsity basketball and cheerleading teams, along with members of the pep band, were honored in the school’s Senior Night ceremony prior to the boys basketball game against Winthrop High School Monday, Feb. 2.

The Boothbay Region High School indoor track team finished its final regular-season meet Jan. 30 in Gorham with five podium placements. Now, coach Nick Scott said, is the time to prepare for championships.    

"All the hard work is behind us. And now, it's just the fine tuning,” he said. "The sheer quantity of either miles or whatever it is that you measure your quantity in, depending upon event type, will go down, and we'll focus more on quality.”   

Sophomore point guard Peyton Barter fueled a Senior Night comeback through his scoring, defense and assists as the Seahawks went on to defeat the visiting Winthrop Ramblers, 48-43, Monday, Feb. 2.

Tuesday's (2/3) girls varsity basketball game at Winthrop has been moved from 6:30 to 6 p.m., according to Allan Crocker, BRHS athletic director.

The Mt. Abram Roadrunners improved to 14-3 with a 77-28 home win on Friday, Jan. 30.

Boothbay is now 5-12 with the loss.

The Dirigo Cougars overcame a six-point deficit going into the fourth quarter and edged the visiting Boothbay Region Seahawks, 55-53, in Dixfield Saturday, Jan. 31.

The Seahawks held leads of 14-6, 24-15 and 40-34 at the first three breaks, but Dirigo outscored Boothbay, 21-13, in the fourth quarter to improve to 9-7 on the season. With the loss, Boothbay fell to 4-13.

Senior Simeon Bates led Boothbay with 25 points, with 10 of those coming in the first quarter. Chase Licursi added 12 points to the Seahawks' effort.