ROCKPORT – Despite the gallant effort from Camden Hills Jordan Knowlton who scored 28 of the Windjammers 47 points the Windjammers fell  54-47 to rival Oceanside.

Camden Hills led after the first quarter 15-8 and at the half 26-21. Oceanside used a strong third quarter outscoring Camden Hills 17-7 to take a 38-33 lead into the final quarter where they held on for the win.

Oceanside goes to 5-0 on the season while Camden Hills falls to 3-2 with the loss. Oceanside now sits in second place in the Eastern Class B Heal point standings. Presque Isle has a very small led over the Mariners for first place. Camden Hills currently sits in 8th place.

Oceanside went out to a quick 4-0 lead on a pair of baskets from Kennadi Grover, but Knowlton and Rachel Pease scored  a combined 13 points in the quarter to take the biggest lead of the game 15-8.

The second quarter saw Oceanside pick up the pace a little using their foul shooting (6-of-8 in the quarter) to help them cut the lead to 26-21 at the half.

The third quarter saw the Mariners come out of the locker room a new team. They hit the floor running and outscored the Windjammers, or should we say Knowlton, who had all seven of the Windjammer points in the quarter 17-7 to take the 38-33 lead. The Mariners were led by Emily Gould with seven points and Hannah Plourde with six in the quarter.

Five Oceanside players put up points in the final stanza to offset the Windjammers scoring allowing the Mariners to take the 54-47 win.

Knowlton, who had a visit from University Southern Maine's coach Gary Fifield, scored 17 of the Windjammer 21 second half points.

Scoring for Oceanside were, Emily Gould with 13 points; Hannah Plourde 12; Kennadi Grover 10; Ashley Gardiner and Phoebe Ferraiolo six each; Brooke Dugan five; and Emma Davis two. Oceanside was 10-of-15 (67 percent) from the foul line. They had two 3-pointers in the game.

For Camden Hills, Knowlton led all scorers with 28 points; Rachel Pease six; Megan LeGage five; Bekah Hilt four; and Kristina Alex and Jaclyn Gilson two. Camden Hills was 7-of-15 (47 percent) from the foul line.

The two teams will now take a holiday break and will be back in action on Thursday, Dec. 27 when Oceanside hosts Leavitt at 6:30 p.m. while Camden Hills will travel to Newport to take on Nokomis at 6:30 the same day.

JV GAME
Camden Hills 57, Oceanside 43… The junior varsity game was the lone win for the Windjammer girls Friday with the JV team taking the 57-43 win.

The Windjammers led after each quarter, 17-9, 36-30 and 52-34 heading into the final stanza.

Scoring for Camden Hills were, Carly Gilbert, Eliza Boetsch and Maddie Bowman with 10 points each; Jane van der Schaaf eight; Macy Buck seven; Hannah Wincklhoffer six; Kristen Kerian four; and Kathryn Snyder two. The Windjammers were 13-of-22 from the foul line.

For Oceanside, Alexis Davis had 13 points; Trittany Penn seven; Bailee Cox six; Meg McGonagle, Laura Mank, and Ashley Pezanowski four each; Brianna Dugan and Kalyn Grover two each; and Alex Moreash-Kennedy one. Oceanside was 5-of-28 from the foul line.

FRESHMEN GAME
Oceanside 41, Camden Hills 25… The opening game between the freshmen teams was all Oceanside as they rolled over the host Windjammers 41-25.

Oceanside led after each quarter, 8-6, 22-10 and 34-16 after three quarters and heading into the final quarter where the Mariners put the game away.

Scoring for Oceanside were, Krissy McNichol with 11 points; Becca Boggs and Kalyn Grover 10 each; Meg McGonagle six; and Ari Curtis and Lakin Fournier two. Oceanside was 13-of-30 from the foul line.

For Camden Hills, Kristen Keiran had eight points; Taylor Peasley five and Avery Roy, Lydia Hill, Brooke Benson, Emma McCurran, Katheryn Snyder and Victoria Anderson all had two each. Camden Hills was 3 -of-8 from the foul line.

Click here for the Photo Gallery from the Freshmen game
Click here for the Photo Gallery from the JV game
Click here for the Photo Gallery from the Varsity game



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