Golf
Fairlawn
Scrambles
Teams: 1. -13 Dave Whitman, Mike Brennon, John Allen, Greg Roberts; 2. -12 Pete Mercier, Bob Spencer, Greg Bubier, Bill Murphy; 3. -11 Ann Noyes, Ashle L. Zack, Bob;
Pins: Hole 2: Bob Spencer 1/8, Greg Roberts 2’9″, Bob Cochran 7’3″; Hole 8: Tim Millett Sr. 2’5″, Steve Scotia 8’9″, Joe Baker 10′; Hole 11: Eric Johnson 7’2″, Andy Slattery 7’5″, Don LaFrance 12’11”; Hole 13: Steve Scotia 2’3″, Laurie Frizzell 9’6″, Susan Towns 10’4″.
Maine Table Tennis
A TABLE: Rick Shea, Joel Doherty; B TABLE: Zane Omohundro, Bob Westhoven; C TABLE: Brian Hallett, Mitchell Morrison.
A TABLE: Jack French, Bill Grenier; B TABLE: Leonard Wolk, Dick Harris; C TABLE: Manny Sangalang, Mitchell Morrison
Note: The week of Christmas and New Year’s the league will only play Monday through Wednesday. They will be closed on Thursday Dec. 24 and Jan. 31.
Bowling
Sparetime
Mamas & Papas
Men Handicap Series 750 Robert Boston 726 Andrew Cogswell 683 Jacob Spencer, Scratch Series 657 Philip Provencher 629 Jim Williams 593 Phil Doucette; Handicap Game 283 John Mathieu 259 Todd Therrien 252 Chuck Clavet; Scratch Game 226 Mike Thibault 225 Don Moore 213 Erland Holt 213 Shane Pearl; Women Handicap Series 722 Barb Ringuette 687 Janessa Sinclair 641 Kaisha Pearl; Scratch Series 531 Sue Carr 512 Deb Edgecomb 418 Tammy Bureau; Handicap Game 260 Maureen Williams 237 Brenda Burgess 226 Noreen Holt; Scratch Game 195 Victoria Silver 164 Pauline Clavet 130 Paully Coolidge
Northwood Park
Men Handicap Series 903 Robert Tremaine 850 Tom Stetton 782 Norman Scott 778 Donald Morin; Handicap Game 321 Justin Brawn 291 Skip Sabourin 287 Steven Bickford 285 Arthur Pearl III; Scratch Series 675 Erland Holt 606 Dennis Webber 605 Corey Emmert 578 Dan Delcourt; Scratch Game 257 Michael Leclair 232 Chad Hopkins 224 Tim Leeman 216 William Leighton Jr.; Women Handicap Series 755 Amanda Welch 749 Leah Griffin 698 Kira Leclair 692 Kaisha Pearl; Handicap Game 259 Adrianna Slominski 259 Darlene Lurvey 256 Kelsie Humphrey 249 Peggy Stevens; Scratch Series 440 Lori Robert 397 Lisa Fields 371 Becca Ducharme 351 Amy Balduf; Scratch Game 154 Diana Getchell 141 Jane Rossa 125 Serena Emmert 121 Jennifer Kritzer
Public Service
Handicap Series 837 Justin Brawn 832 Tiny Wyman 763 Roland Theriault 758 Ralph Therrien 740 Chuck Clavet 734 Roger Perreault; Scratch Series 632 Kennny Moore 628 Eric Roy 608 Shawn Langlois 602 Bob Robitaille 585 Billy Deschenes Jr 552 Gerry Biron; Handicap Game 311 Ken Lewis 310 Bob Barcelou Jr 279 Anthony Nacri 259 Bill Therrien 259 Roland Dostie 259 John Mathieu 259 Mike Caron 258 Maynard Rand 255 Mike Anderson; Scratch Game 243 Mike Peaco 229 Ricky Cyr 224 Mike Moreau 212 Bill Gyorfi 207 Dana Price 196 Jimmy Lyons
Sparetime Ladies
Scratch Game 233 Joan Goulding 225 Michelle Gardner 224 Ali Breault 224 Shirley Gondek 202 Chris Gray 202 Deb Edgecomb 202 Janine Champagne 191 Cheryl Hebert; Scratch Series 642 Michelle Gardner 616 Ali Breault 584 Joan Goulding 558 Chris Gray 531 Janine Champagne 512 Deb Edgecomb 509 Shirley Gondek 508 Lucy Violette; Handicap Game 265 Shirley Gondek 262 Joan Goulding 240 Michelle Gardner 240 Janine Champagne 240 Pauline Clavet 239 Chris Gray 239 Deb Edgecomb 235 Barb Ringuette; Handicap Series 687 Michelle Gardner 671 Joan Goulding 669 Chris Gray 645 Janine Champagne 640 Lucy Violette 635 Cecile Brume 632 Shirley Gondek 631 Ali Breault
Industrial Park
Men Scratch Game 299 Jimmy Clark 287 Derek Webb 279 Tommy Young 279 James Goulding III 279 Jamie Tardif 278 Christopher Saucier; Scratch Series 777 Derek Webb 743 Jimmy Clark 728 Thomas Giberti Jr. 720 Tommy Young 716 Joseph Colcord 693 Scott Allaire; Handicap Game 343 Jamie Tardif 325 Christopher Saucier 318 Jimmy Clark 310 Derek Webb 303 Nelson Beaudoin 302 Shawn Langlois; Handicap Series 846 Derek Webb 837 Jamie Tardif 808 David Chouinard 800 Jimmy Clark 794 Christopher Saucier 792 Nelson Beaudoin; Women Scratch Game 278 Sarah Pelletier 247 Ali Breault 226 Michelle Gardner 213 Mallory Nutting 212 Audra Mercier 206 Amanda Welch; Scratch Series 695 Sarah Pelletier 612 Mallory Nutting 603 Ali Breault 581 Michelle Gardner 569 Audra Mercier 560 Amanda Welch; Handicap Game 308 Sarah Pelletier 290 Ali Breault 279 Michelle Gardner 265 Tracy Leeman 254 Pauline Bosse 245 Audra Mercier; Handicap Series 785 Sarah Pelletier 740 Michelle Gardner 732 Ali Breault 720 Tracy Leeman 689 Pauline Bosse 669 Mallory Nutting
Friday Night Mixed
Men Scratch Series 696 Richard Hines 597 Wayne Bryant 579 James Goulding Jr 550 Michael Dumais; Handicap Series 761 Chris Fournier 744 Joseph Burg 725 Mark Fortier 716 William Lane; Scratch Game 219 Scott Ashton 218 Jeff Cooper 214 Mark Swett 201 Derek Thibodeau; Handicap Game 285 Thomas Burg 271 Josh Dakin 270 Richard Harris 251 Robert Violette; Women Scratch Series 592 Brooke Leger 545 Joan Goulding 473 Lucy Viollette 421 Penny Dick; Handicap Series 751 Becky McBride 721 Pamela Heald 693 Brenda Swett 639 Tina Leger; Scratch Game 204 Pauline Bosse 183 Victoria Silver 166 Shirley Gondek; Handicap Game 261 Victoria Roy 251 Deb Lane 247 Lynda Hall 247 Linda Marcotte
FNBD
Scratch Game 263 Mike Thibault 255 Mike Peaco 247 Joe Michaud; Scratch Series 694 Joe Michaud 668 Mike Thibault 660 Mike Peaco; Handicap Game 276 Roland Dostie 270 Jacob Spencer 265 Mike Thibault; Handicap Series 720 Scott Gagne 709 Joe Michaud 698 Ron Giroux
Youth – Minors
Boys Scratch Game 124 Tylor Montminy 124 Dustin Laplante 115 Ethen Bruce-Gregor; Scratch Series 303 Ethen Bruce-Gregor 297 Dustin Laplante 296 Tylor Montminy; Handicap Game 168 Dustin Laplante 167 Ezra Veit 162 Luke Soucy; Handicap Series 455 Ezra Veit 437 Luke Soucy 429 Dustin Laplante; Girls Scratch Game 117 Brooke Gervais 116 Jillian Dumais 109 Camryn Wyman; Scratch Series 323 Jillian Dumais 307 Brooke Gervais 276 Camryn Wyman; Handicap Game 163 Brooke Gervais 150 Camryn Wyman 150 Jillian Dumais; Handicap Series 445 Brooke Gervais 425 Jillian Dumais 399 Camryn Wyman.
Youth hockey
SAM Red 7 Central Maine Gold 1
Goals: SAM Red — Christopher Williams (2), Arthur Taylor, Connor Albison, Caleb MacFarland, Jon Zack, Davis Ballou; CM Gold — Thom Fortin; Assists: SAM Red – Keegan Choate, D. Ballou, J. Zack, C. Albison, Henry Nuce; Goalies: SAM Red – Will Hays; CM Gold- Dom Dyer.
Auburn-Lewiston YMCA Biddy Basketball
Week 3
Junior Division
Nitco 55, DuBois Realty 48: Nitco’s Matthew Connor led scoring with (25) points, followed closely by Erin Cowie with (18). Also contributing were Kevin Frey with (six), Landon Dewilt with (four), and Bradley Woodard with (two). DuBois’ Patrick Anthoine led the team with (19) points, Followed by Avante’ Valentine with (11), Wyatt Fontaine with (seven), Idris Bashir with (five), Alexis Freeman (four), and Madeleine DuBois with (two).
PSWW 44, Rooper’s 39: PSWW’s Jayden Udarnauth scored (15) points, Braden Paradie with (13), Joshua Lavigne with (six), Nigel with (six), and Ethan Gousse with (four). Rooper’s Eli St. Laurent led with (16) points, followed by Landon Cougle with (12), Trevor Pineau with (five), Liam Hutchinson with (four), and Emily Quinnell with (two).
Bear Necessities 37, R.E. Murphy & Son Monuments 35: Bear Necessities’ Jason Brooker led the team with (12) points, followed by Donovan Jackson with (10), Connor Leclerc with (eight), Malaya Lowery with (four), and Alliyah Pelletier with (three). R.E. Murphy’s Joshua Murphy led all scoring with (15) points, Elijah Demers and Tyson Peters each with (eight), and Elizabeth Gurney and Noah Cyr each with (two).
Sam’s 44, Auburn Plaza Family Dentristry 43: Sam’s Jackson Thompson led the way with (17) points, followed closely by John Shea with (14), Joey Shea with (seven), Emma St. Peter with (four), and Anthony Seddon with (two). For Auburn Plaza, Ryan Marston scored (16) points, Mike Chaput Jr. with (15), and Daniel Day, Austin Garey, and Oliver Brown all scored (four) points each.
Pee Wee Division
KDL Consruction 33, Brunswick Steel 15: KDL’s Samuel Brooker led with (16) points, Kennedy Lampert with (eight), Tess Robins with (four), Violet Vincent with (four), and Jay Robichaud added (one). Brunswick Steel’s Damon Howze Jr. led with (six), Jennifer Chaput with (five), and Josh Smith with (four).
Regency Mortgage 28, Gee & Bee Sporting Goods 18: Regency’s Connor Irish led with (18) points, Jackson Bement scored (eight), and Dustin Farrington with (two). Gee & Bee’s Devin Ouellette scored (10) points, Savannah Green with (four), and Brady Kilby and Skylar Blossom with (two) points each.
Bilodeau Insurance 24, Auburn Fire Fighters 23: Bilodeau’s Tristan Kramarz led the way with (12) points, followed by Bennet DuBois with (eight), Aiden St. George with (four), and Jaymason Bouchard with (two). Fire Fighters’ Lonnie Thomas Jr. led with (seven) points, Isaac Gautier with (six), Kade Masselli and Keegan Olcott each with (four), and Corbin Frey added (two).
Rick’s Pool and Spa 33, Vac Shak 18: Rick’s Natalie Beaudoin led with (14) points, Carson Veilleux with (10), Koral Morin with (four), and Shirome and Solana Coy each scored (two). Vac Shak’s Mason Robertson led with (five), Nolan Cote with (four), Ryker Paradie with (three), and Quinn Fournier, Allie Pineau, and Mishka Stowe each added (two).
Dunkin Donuts 44, Gendron & Gendron 20: Dunkin Donuts Cohven Langley led the scoring with (20) points, followed by Devon Pacheco with (15), Emily Trider with (four), Abigail Beaucage with (three), and Nico Vallieres added (two). Gendron & Gendron’s Jack Pepin scored (12) points, followed by Ashley Connor, Bryce Fontaine, Skylar Gaudette, and John Gendron Jr. all with (two) points apiece.
Heidi’s Brooklyn Deli 31, Androscoggin Title 19: Heidi’s Ellie Legare scored (10) points, followed by Mason LaFlamme with (nine), Olivia Veilleux with (six), Daniel Belefleur with (four), and Damien Golden with (two). Androscoggin Title’s Skylar Dyer scored (10) points, followed by Owen Nichols with (five), and Marielle Bean and Campbell Perryman each contributed (two) points.
Rookies Division
Mr. Sea’s 32, The Fortin Group 7: Mr. Sea’s Zhylis Caouette and Crew Langley each scored (10) points, followed by Nic Beaucage with (eight), and Anthony Brunetti and Caisyn Langley each added (two) points. The Fortin Group’s Cooper Blair scored (four) points and Jack Martel scored (three) points.
Great Falls Marketing 31, Mike Morin’s Auto 16: Great Falls’ Bryce Bubier led with (10) points, followed by Ella Beaudoin with (nine), Tyson Bryant with (six), Orrin Slover with (four), and Ava Fucini-Harriman added (two). Mike Morin’s Owen Robertson led with (eight) points, and Lauren Bolduc and Annello Despradel each had (four) points apiece.
Ben Alpren Machine Tool and Supply 30, Elscott Manufacturing 22: Ben Alpren’s Carson Veilleux led with (18) points, Maggie Fitzgibbons with (eight) and Dylan Grealish with (four). Elscott’s Chloe Croteau led with (12) points, Piper Croteau with (six), and Ian Cyr and Joshua Allard each added (two) points.
Primary Mortgage 18, M & P Auto 12: Primary’s Max Kimble led with (10) points, followed by Hope Fontaine with (six) and Alek St. Laurent with (two) points. M & P Auto’s Owen Blais and Jenna Shea each scored (four) points, and Sam Abbott and Logan Spence each added (two).
Notices
Riders Club rolling along
The Riders Club was established to inspire our communities to provide a positive gateway for all snowboarders, free ride skiers, skateboarders, and surfers. It is our intention to offer participants the opportunity to follow their passions, live healthy lives, and become respectful, successful citizens.
The Riders Club has developed collaborative relationships and created programs with Titcomb Mountain in Farmington, Shawnee Peak in Bridgton, Spruce Mountain in Jay with teams riding at Kents Hill and Sugarloaf among others. Our sports curriculum involves offering our superior coaching services, youth equipment needs and mentoring to kids whether they be from disadvantaged families or otherwise.
Due to the hightenened interest from youth throughout the state of Maine they have voiced the critical need for organizations like The Riders Club to develop Maine youth in board sports in a safe progressive manner while instilling the Skateboarding is by far the most popular action sport with 12 million Americans who participate each year and 4.7 million frequent participants who skate more than 30 days per year. Eighty percent of skateboarders are between the ages of 7 and 17 with an average age of 14.
Our riding community is growing every day. Currently, we train at Titcomb Mountain in Farmington on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday afternoons from 3 to 5 p.m., and at Shawnee Peak in Bridgton on Wednesdays from 4 to 6 p.m.
We can also be found at Payson Park in Portland. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @theridersclub to see where we’re riding next.
Runners come out in Tri-Town race
Whittier Middle School celebrated the end of their fall running program with the fourth annual Tri-Town Family 5K on the Minot Community Trails on Nov. 8. Two hundred and eighty two runners and walkers completed the challenging course in brisk conditions.
Falmouth’s Bryce Murdick had the best time, finishing in 18:09 and set a new race record. RSU 16 Superintendent Tina Meserve was the top-finishing female, completing the race in 21:54. Seventh-grader Duane Wilcox set the pace for Whittier men at 22:57, and eighth-grader Mia Turkington was the first Whittier women at 23:58.
The run program has become a tremendous source of pride for Whittier. The program gives Whittier an opportunity to model healthy fun with hopes of encouraging healthy habits for students and the community. Teachers’ dedication to the well-being of the students is what makes this program work.
Snowshoe Shuffle at Sugarloaf
This year’s Sugarloaf Charity Summit kicks off with the Snowshoe Shuffle on Wednesday, Dec. 30 at 10 a.m. All proceeds from Charity Summit events benefit the Maine Cancer Foundation and the Martha B. Webber Breast Care Center.
According to organizers. if you can walk, you can showshoe! The shuffle route is about an hour-long gentle route through beautiful trails at the Sugarloaf Outdoor Center, offering spectacular views of Sugarloaf Mountain.
Individuals are welcome and teams of coworkers, family, and friends are encouraged to join in on the fun. Registration is $25 per person and includes a day pass to the Outdoor Center. New this year is a family package ($25 for each adult and children are free) and a group package (register three and get the fourth participant free). Costumes are welcome and a tradition. Prizes will be awarded to the top fundraisers and best costumes.
The Sugarloaf Charity Summit, which will include the Sugarloaf Charity Ball on Jan. 30, raised more than $200,000 last year. Now in its 16th year, Summit organizers hope that after this season’s events the collective total will exceed $2.2 million.
For more information and to register go to www.sugarloafcharitysummit.org.
Sabattus Rec Plans Jingle Jog
SABATTUS — The Sabattus Rec Running Club will hold a free Jingle Jog for its weekly Group Run night on Wednesday. Dec. 23. Any and all abilities are welcome to help spread some cheer as groups set out to jog, walk, or run different neighborhoods in the Sabattus village area.
Groups will start out at 6 p.m. from the parking lot at Mixer’s on Sabattus Road. Participants are encouraged to wear reflective clothing and/or lights, and jingle bells are strongly encouraged. Caroling is welcome.
All groups should plan on a 30-40 minute route, and upon returning to Mixer’s, cocoa will be available. There will also be a free raffle for two grocery gift certificates. All participants are eligible.
The Group Run night is a year-round weekly run, subject to severe or inclement weather. The Wednesday night runs are open to anyone. Those interested in attending this event or finding more info about the Running Club can find the Sabattus Rec Club Running Program on Facebook, email running@sabattusrec.com, or go to www.sabattusrec.com and click on the running tab.
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