The Boothbay boys and girls seventh and eighth grade basketball team competed March 22 and 23 at the Medomak Midcoast Madness tournament.

In Boothbay's seventh grade boys first game, the team fell to Camden, 47-31. Kyle Ames scored 12 points for Boothbay.

The seventh grade's second game was against Coastal, which was able to pull out a 49-32 victory. Ames again led Boothbay in scoring with 14 points.

The seventh graders third and final game was against Medomak, where Boothbay fell in a tightly contested game, 44-36. Eli Gudroe was the leading scorer for Boothbay with 14 points.

The Boothbay boys eighth grade squad matched up with Oceanside in the first game and fell, 42-29. Jacob Leonard scored 12 points for Boothbay.

In the team's second game it topped Coastal, 53-28, with Leonard adding 18 points.

Medomak was able to beat Boothbay in the third game, 58-33. Leonard chipped in with 15 points.

In the championship game Medomak was able to defend its home turf and beat Camden, 46-24.

Boothbay's seventh and eighth grade girls team toppled Camden in the first game, 25-15. Angie Perkins scored 12 points for Boothbay.

Boothbay fell in its next game against Oceanside, 38-20. Nicole Clarke scored nine points for Boothbay.

Boothbay fell to Lincoln, 64-7, in the third and final game of the day. Cagney O'Brien scored five points.

Jacob Leonard, Carter Babcock and Kyle Ames made the all-tournament boys team for Boothbay. Medomak's Colin Fournier was named the tournament MVP after averaging more than 17 points per game.

Angie Perkins made the all-tournament team for Boothbay while Lincoln's Brie Wajer was named MVP, after scoring more than 13 points per game.