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Mt. Abram runs past Boothbay
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Basketball
Bulldogs take down Boothbay

Eleanor Erwin
Roadrunners cruise past Seahawks 67-28
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Girls' make-up game Jan. 10 at Madison

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BRHS boys basketball
Bulldogs run past Seahawks, 72-45
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The Class C South-leading Hall-Dale Bulldogs took down the Boothbay Region Seahawks, 72-45, at BRHS Friday night, Jan. 2 to improve to 7-0 on the season. The Seahawks, now in 11th place in Class D South, fell to 2-6 on the season.

Oak Hill boys topple Boothbay, 60-53, in MVC basketball action
up for 2

Boothbay's Chase Licursi started the game off with a baseline 3-pointer Dec. 29 against Mountain Valley Conference rival Oak Hill, igniting a 13-3 Seahawk run, but it didn't take long for the Raiders to climb back into the contest. Oak Hill went on a run of its own, scoring 14 straight points, to take a 17-13 lead. 

At the end of the first quarter, Boothbay lead 21-20, but in the end, the Raiders won, 60-53. Boothbay falls to 2-5. Oak Hill improves 2-4. 

BRHS girls basketball
Raiders run past Seahawks, 62-32
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The Oak Hill Raiders broke open a rather low-scoring first half, tallying 29 points in the third quarter, to defeat the visiting Boothbay Region Seahawks, 62-32, in Wales Tuesday night, Dec. 30.

BRHS boys basketball
Oak Hill holds off late Boothbay rally
Basketball

Boothbay stormed out to a 13-3 lead, but Oak Hill rallied, and won, 60-53, Monday night in Mountain Valley Conference basketball action. Boothbay falls to 2-5. Oak Hill improves to 2-4.

Boothbay's leading scorer was Ethan Clark with 13 points with three 3-pointers. Other Seahawk scorers were Simeon Bates and Chase Licursi with 10 each, Alex Ross with seven (one 3-pointer), Peyton Barter and Harry Hinckley six each, and Aiden Locke with two.

Boothbay hosts Hall-Dale (5-0) at 6 p.m. Jan. 2.

Seahawks start strong with indoor track opener
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BRHS boys basketball
Madison shoots past Boothbay 69-46
BRHS Seahawk logo

The visiting Madison Bulldogs made 12 three-pointers and cruised to a 69-46 win at Boothbay Region High School Monday, Dec. 22.

The Bulldogs, now 4-1, jumped out to a 21-4 first quarter lead and led by 22 at the half, 36-14.

The Seahawks couldn’t find many open shots against Madison’s swarming defense and turnovers hurt Boothbay, now 2-4.

Jacob Linkletter led Madison with 21 points (six 3-pointers), followed by Tyshawn Hall with 19.

BRHS girls basketball
Game postponed
Basketball

Tonight's (Dec. 23) scheduled game at Madison for the Boothbay Region High School girls basketball team has been postponed due to the weather forecast, according to BRHS Athletic Director Allan Crocker. No make-up date has been set at this time.

Seahawks trounce Richmond 66-37
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Simeon Bates scored 19 points and the Seahawks tallied eight 3-pointers to get their second win of the season (2-3), 66-37, at Richmond Friday night, Dec. 19.

Boothbay scored 20 points each of the first two quarters and led at halftime, 40-19. Alex Ross (seven points) hit two 3-pointers in the first quarter and Ethan Clark (nine points) made two of his three 3-pointers in the second quarter. Peyton Barter (nine points) added a second quarter 3-pointer. The final two 3-pointers were made by Spencer Wood (six points) in the…

Lady Seahawks defeat Richmond to tally fourth victory
Basketball

Boothbay scored its fourth win in girls' high school basketball action Dec. 19 with a 47-18 victory over Richmond. The Bobcats took an early 2-0 lead with a couple free throws, but Boothbay reeled off 13 straight points to lead after one quarter by 11. Boothbay is now 4-1. Richmond drops to 1-4.

Senior Tatum French led all scorers with 17 points. Senior Sophie White scored 14 points including four 3-pointers. Freshman Aryana Gray scored 12. Other Seahawk scorers were Arabella Hodgdon, seven; Samantha Colby…

Indoor track team eyes state aspirations
The 2025 Girls Indoor Track Team. From left to right, back row, coach Nick Scott, Jess Raburn, Maggie McCarthy, Coach Jake McCarthy; front row, Lexi Hughes, Rose Campbell, Zuri Smith, Kora Mckenney, and Mariah Smith. FRITZ FREUDENBERGER/Boothbay Register

With a roster of strong returnees and some rookies, coach Nick Scott said he has high hopes for indoor track this season. The 22-person team has its first meet Dec. 19 at University of Southern Maine in Gorham.   

BRHS girls basketball
Spruce Mountain topples Boothbay
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The Spruce Mountain Phoenix held Boothbay to three field goals and went on to easily defeat the visiting Seahawks, 84-14, in Jay Wednesday, Dec. 17.

Spruce jumped out to a 26-0 lead after eight minutes and cruised to its fifth win (5-0). Boothbay suffered its first loss (3-1).

Natasha McDonald led the Phoenix with 25 points, followed by Lily Bellerose with 19 and Alaina Kachnovich with 10.

Tatum French led Boothbay with five points.

The Seahawks are scheduled to next host Richmond (1-3) on Friday, Dec.…

Spruce Mountain takes down Boothbay
Basketball

The Spruce Mountain Phoenix (2-2) took advantage of Boothbay’s fouls and the Seahawks’ trouble at the foul line to win at Boothbay Region High School Tuesday night, Dec. 16, 60-50.

The Phoenix were 15 of 22 from the stripe while Boothbay made only eight of 25 free throws. Several of Boothbay’s fouls were on the offensive end.

BRHS boys basketball
Sacopee takes down Boothbay 50-33
Basketball

Sacopee Valley jumped out to a 25-8 first half lead and went on to defeat the visiting Boothbay Region Seahawks, 50-33, on Saturday afternoon, Dec. 13.

The Seahawks, now 1-2, were led by Peyton Barter with 10 points, followed by Spencer Wood with six and Les White with five.

Sacopee improved to 4-0 with the win.

Boothbay is next scheduled to host Spruce Mountain (1-2) on Tuesday, Dec. 16 at 6:30 p.m.

BRHS girls basketball
Boothbay defeats Sacopee, now 3-0
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The Boothbay Region High School girls varsity basketball team improved to 3-0 on the season with a 44-26 win at home over Sacopee Valley on Saturday afternoon, Dec. 13.

Seahawk co-captain Tatum French led Boothbay with 19 points, followed by co-captain Sophie White with seven and Aryana Gray with six.

Charlotte Cyr led Sacopee (1-3) with 12 points, followed by Emily Reynolds with eight.

With the win, Boothbay is currently in second place in Class D South.

The Seahawks' next game is scheduled for…

BRHS boys basketball
Seahawks get first win
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The Boothbay Region High School boys basketball team got balanced scoring and defeated North Yarmouth Academy, 55-29 at NYA on Tuesday, Dec. 9 to get its first win (1-1).

Simeon Bates led all scorers with 15 points, followed by Chase Licursi with 10, Ethan Clark with nine (three 3-pointers) and Harry Hinckley with eight.

Boothbay outscored the Panthers (0-2) in every quarter and led 27-11 at the half.  

The Seahawks' next game is Saturday, Dec. 13 at Sacopee Valley (2-0).

French scores 39 as Seahawks crush Panthers
Tatum

Senior co-captain Tatum French had one of the best scoring games of any Boothbay Region High School female basketball player, amassing 39 points – 16 in the first quarter – to lead the Seahawks to a 61-33 win over the visiting North Yarmouth Academy Panthers Tuesday night, Dec. 9.

French had 16 field goals and was 7 of 7 from the free throw line. She was all over the court hauling down rebounds, blocking shots and making steals.

BRES basketball schedule change
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Boothbay Region Elementary School Athletic Administrator Dennis Dacus has announced that the boys and girls basketball games against Wiscasset will be home games this Friday, Dec. 12. Boys will start at 3:45 p.m. and girls will play at 5 p.m. Wiscasset will host the Wildcats on Jan. 22.

BRHS basketball
Boys j.v. game tonight canceled
Basketball

Boothbay Region High School Athletic Director Allan Crocker has announced that tonight's junior varsity basketball game at North Yarmouth Academy has been canceled due to injuries and illness on the NYA team. The varsity game will start at 6 p.m.

Lisbon stops Boothbay boys in basketball season opener
Bates

In a back-and-forth contest, Boothbay had victory within grasp, but it got away Dec. 5 versus Lisbon. The Seahawks held a two-point lead entering the fourth quarter but bad passes, bad shots and turnovers resulted in an opening night, 58-54, loss at Porter Gymnasium.

Lisbon rallies past Boothbay boys 58-54 in season opener

Lisbon scored a come-from-behind, 58-54, victory over Boothbay Friday night in the 2025-26 schoolboy basketball season opener. Boothbay built an 11-point lead in the first quarter before Lisbon rallied and only trailed, 16-13 after one quarter.

Again, Boothbay built a six-point lead in the third quarter, but the Greyhounds rallied, and ultimately prevailed. Simeon Bates was the Seahawks' leading scorer with 23. Other Seahawk scorers were Harry Hinckley, 10; Peyton Barter, 7; Chase Licursi, 6; Ethan Clark…

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