Maplebrook rundown

AMENIA — Maplebrook School hosted its annual basketball tournament on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 3 and 4. In the first game, Deveroux-Glenholme beat the CAPS team 64 to 40 to reach the finals.In the second game, Oakwood Friends beat the Maplebrook squad 44 to 28 to advance to the finals, which were played on Saturday.In the consolation game, Maplebrook beat the CAPS team 45 to 30, and in the finals Deveroux-Glenholme beat Oakwood Friends 45 to 36 to win the tournament.Submitted by Bill Hale, athletic director of Maplebrook School.

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