HS Roundup: Hayden Comeau’s 17 points leads Mahar past Pathfinder, 53-25

Mahar’s Hayden Comeau dribbles around Greenfield’s Gloria McDonald in Orange earlier this season. 

Mahar’s Hayden Comeau dribbles around Greenfield’s Gloria McDonald in Orange earlier this season.  STAFF PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ

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Published: 02-20-2025 7:54 PM

Mahar’s Hayden Comeau had herself a day against the Pathfinder girls basketball team on Thursday. 

Comeau finished with 17 points and pulled down 12 rebounds to lift the Senators to a 53-25 non-playoff win in Orange. 

Mahar (8-12) led 37-19 at the half. 

Taylor Paluk scored 13 points and added 11 boards, Thea Whitmore tallied nine points, Julia Hatch scored seven points while Haylee Paluk added four points in the victory. 

Boys basketball

Non-playoff games

Athol 67, Hampden Charter 46 — Ben Kearney scored 14 of his 23 points in the opening quarter, helping the Bears build a 22-6 lead after eight minutes before earning a non-playoff win at Mallet Gymnasium on Thursday. 

Ethan Goodwin tossed in 16 points, Dom St. Andre tallied nine points, Ethan Bacigalupo scored eight points while Brandon Adams added seven points in the win for Athol (13-7). 

Late Wednesday results

Girls basketball

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