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Forest Hills Girls Basketball




Rangeley's Taylor Esty, right, goes up for a shot against Anna Carrier of Forest Hills in a Western Class D semifinal at the Augusta Civic Center. Rangeley won, 59-43.
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Results & Schedules

Date

Team (Score)

H/A

Story/Time

W/L/T

Box Score

02/21/13
West Class D Semifinals - Augusta Civic Center
 Forest Hills (43),
Rangeley (59)
 Away
 Game Story

 Lost
 Box Score

Coach: Mike LeBlanc (14th season)
Last season: 13-6, reached Western Class D quarterfinals
Top returners: G Bailey Brown (Sr., 4-10), F Anna Carrier (Jr., 5-6), G Kori Coro (Jr., 5-4), G Haley Cuddy (So., 5-4), C/F Josie Hoyt (Jr., 5-6), G Dana McNally (Jr., 5-1), G Keely Taylor (So., 5-5)
Key newcomers: F Claudia Wickler (Jr., 5-6), G Samantha Begin (So., 5-1), G Jessica Hoyt (Fr., 5-2), G Mikayla Mackey (Fr., 4-10), G/F Linda Riley (Fr., 5-7)
Outlook: The Tigers have no seniors, but still bring back all five starters from last season’s tournament team. With Taylor, McNally and Carrier, there are a lot of ways to score and the players put in a lot of time in the offseason. Forest Hills will look to compensate for its lack of height by using its speed advantage.
Coach’s comment: “They’ve been working very hard. I’ve been putting it to ’em.”


Stories

Deery-DeRaps paces Lakers
Seve Deery-DeRaps scores 14 of her 18 points in the third quarter, leading Rangeley to a 59-43 win over Forest Hills.
[Central Maine Newspapers 02/21/13]

Hyde has plan to slow Richmond star Plummer
Jamie Plummer, a 6-foot center who scored 35 points in previous round, presents a big challenge for the Phoenix in the Western Class D semifinals.
[Central Maine Newspapers 02/20/13]


About Forest Hills Girls Basketball

606 Main St. Jackman, ME 04945
668-5291 Principal: Denise Plante
Athletic Director: Anthony Amero
Mascot: Tigers
Region: west
Class: D