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Salem's George Smith had a huge game to lead Brooks basketball to a 64-54 win over Noble and Greenough. The junior guard poured in 21 points with five 3s and also added 6 rebounds and 4 assists.

George Smith of Salem scored 18 points and grabbed seven rebouns as Brooks held off hard-charging Brimmer and May 62-55.

It was a battle of the two top ranked boys basketball teams in New England Class B, and Brooks came out on top with a 67-54 win over Canterbury. Senior Myles Foster had 15 points and 11 rebounds, and sophomore Darrel Yepdo finished with 11 points off the bench and played big minutes after star guard Tyler Whitney-Sidney left the game with an injuy in the first half.

Junior guard Tyler Whitney-Sidney scored 22 points, surpassing 1,000 for his career, as Brooks whipped Groton, 75-38.

Junior guard Tyler Whitney-Sidney scored 22 points, surpassing 1,000 for his career, as Brooks whipped Groton, 75-38.

Junior guard Tyler Whitney-Sidney scored 22 points, surpassing 1,000 for his career, as Brooks whipped Groton, 75-38.

The Brooks boys basketball team trailed unbeaten St. George's by five with eight minutes left, but Salem's George Smith hit a late 3-pointer to seal a 67-60 comeback win. The junior also played great defense on reigning league MVP and George Mason-bound Tyler Kolek, holding him to a hard-earned 20 points.

NORTH ANDOVER – After playing a big role in helping perennial state power Central Catholic to 37 victories the previous two years, lanky guard George Smith decided to take his basketball skills to neighboring North Andover where he hooked up with the area’s most dominant program.

The Brooks boys basketball team opened its season with a 70-54 win over Millbrook, N.Y. Former Central Catholic standout George Smith had 12 points on four 3-pointers in his Brooks debut.