Bangor Daily News High School Player of the Week

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BOYS Big School (Classes A-B) JACOB BERRY Berry, a freshman from Camden Hills in Rockport, was named outstanding wrestler at the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference championships. Berry won the 125-pound weight class, defeating Tony Gilmore of Belfast 8-2 in…
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BOYS

Big School (Classes A-B)

JACOB BERRY

Berry, a freshman from Camden Hills in Rockport, was named outstanding wrestler at the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference championships. Berry won the 125-pound weight class, defeating Tony Gilmore of Belfast 8-2 in the finals. Berry helped the Windjammers win their fourth straight conference title.

Small School (Classes C-D)

DAVIN PERKINS

Perkins, a senior forward for the Penquis of Milo boys basketball team, scored a team-high 16 points Friday as the Patriots defeated Dexter 42-38 in overtime to knock the Tigers from the unbeaten ranks. He then scored a team-high 15 points Tuesday as Class C Penquis topped Class B Hermon to improved its record to 11-2 on the season.

GIRLS

Big School (Classes A-B)

KATIE ANDRLE

The John Bapst of Bangor senior forward combined for 44 points in two Crusader wins on consecutive nights. Andrle scored 21 points in a 56-49 win over Brewer and had 23 in a 64-49 victory over Old Town Monday.

Small School (Classes C-D)

ASHLEY AMES

Ames, a 6-3 senior center, scored 43 points against Foxcroft Academy Tuesday to break the team’s modern record of 42 for most points scored in a game. She made 18 of 23 field-goal attempts, went 7-for-9 from the free-throw line, and added 15 rebounds, two assists, two steals and two blocks in the 79-37 victory. Ames also scored 17 points and grabbed 12 rebounds in a 62-33 win over Mattanawcook last week. The Tigers are 14-0.


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