Farmington’s Keagan Adams and Spaulding’s Ambra Breakfield were awarded the Bill & Betty Vachon Sportsmanship Awards at The Bash.

GIRLS: Eliza Brault, Alyvia Drapeau, Jordan Levesque, Katie Martineau, Maddie Predaris, Maddie Stewart, Chloe Weeks, Isabel Wrobleski. BOYS: Andrew Cavanaugh, Simon Cote, Logan Ebare, Ben Lafrance, Bryson Lund, Jimmy Sullivan, Eli Swanson, Owen Tower.

The stage is set. Division IV Farmington will play host to Division II Kennett in the girls final of the 40th Annual Mike Lee Holiday Basketball Bash presented by Dana's Collision Repair & Auto Sales on Monday at 12 noon.

It’ll be an old Southeastern League showdown for the boys title as Newmarket and St. Thomas will clash in the final of the 40th Annual Mike Lee Holiday Basketball Bash presented by Dana's Collision Repair & Auto Sales on Monday at 2:00 p.m.

The semifinals on the girl’s side of The Bash have been set. Kennett and Spaulding will square off in the first semi on Sunday at 3:00 p.m., followed by host Farmington taking on defending tourney champion Inter-Lakes in the second semifinal at 6:00 p.m. 

The semifinals on the boy’s side of The Bash have been set. Newmarket and Portsmouth Christian will square off in the first semi on Sunday at 4:30 p.m., followed by host Farmington taking on St. Thomas in the second semifinal at 7:30 p.m.

Farmington's Rachel Roy and Keagan Adams both took home the titles in the first-ever Skills Challenge presented by New England Furniture.

With 57 points combined through his first two games of The Bash, St. Thomas forward Andrew Cavanaugh is on pace to break the tournament’s all-time scoring record.

Farmington's Katie Martineau and Pittsfield's Devin Bedell took home the hardware in the Bash's annual Three-Point Shootout Championship on Thursday afternoon.