WMYBL playoffs

Boys’ B semifinals

River Valley 35, Paris 17

Mark Herman and Cole Morin scored six points apiece to lead River Valley in the 35-17 win. Bryce Cephlin scored five points to lead Paris, while Zach Wilson chipped in with four points.

AYS 39, Sabattus 35

Jack Bryant led all scorers with 17 points as AYS pulled out the 39-35 victory. Trent Tibbetts added 12 points for AYS. Noah Moring led Sabattus with 10 points, while Adam LaPointe added eight points.

Boys’ B Consolation Game

Sabattus 36, Paris 34

Caleb Treadwell scored 10 points as Sabattus pulled out the narrow 36-34 victory. Adam LaPointe chipped in with seven points for Sabattus. Zach Wilson led Paris with a game-high 18 points, while Phillip Drake and Colby Jones chipped in with six points apiece.

Boys’ B Finals

River Valley 31, AYS 22

Keegan Melanson and Cole Morin scored six points apiece to lead River Valley to the 31-22 win over AYS in the championship game. Camden Jordan added five points for River Valley. Parker Beaulieu and Tyler Tibbetts led AYS with six points each, while Jack Bryant added four points.

Boys’ A semifinals

Dixfield 73, Wilton 51

Alex Gorham poured in a game-high 30 points to lead Dixfield to a 73-51 win over Wilton. Will Sorenson added 15 points to the Dixfield effort. Randy Barker paced Wilton with 18 points, while Damon O’Brien chipped in with 14 points.

Oxford Hills 34, Lewiston 30

Matthew Fleming led all scorers with 15 points and sent Oxford Hills to the 34-30 win over Lewiston. Garrett Record added eight points for Oxford Hills. Ahmed Abadir led Lewiston with eight points, while Gabe Escobar added seven points.

Boys’ A Consolation Game

Lewiston 32, Wilton 14

Ahmed Abadir scored eight points to lead Lewiston to a 32-14 win. Isaac Madore added six points for Lewiston. Randy Barker led Wilton with eight points, while Caleb Canton, Isaac Cardona and Damion O’Brien all contributed two points apiece.

Boys’ A Finals

Dixfield 52, Oxford Hills 48

Alex Gorham scored 20 points to lead Dixfield to a 52-48 triumph in the championship game. Keegan Davis added 13 points to the Dixfield cause. Matt Fleming paced Oxford Hills with a game-high 24 points, while Spencer Strong chipped in with 14 points.