Lisbon’s Savannah Czechalski tracks down teh ball as teammate Shelby Cyr (25) and Boothbay’s Sydney Mercier close in during Wednesday’s game in Lisbon. LISBON — Boothbay exploded for five second-half goals en route to a 6-0 victory over Lisbon in Mountain Valley Conference field hockey action Wednesday. Senior Sydney Meader netted four goals for the Seahawks […]
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Local roundup: Late goals lift Mt. Abram boys' soccer over Telstar
BETHEL — Mt. Abram scored three times in the final 20 minutes to come away with a 3-1 victory over Telstar in a MVC boys’ soccer match Monday. Jonathan Jordan tied the game at on, and Evan Allen broke the tie with a little over six minutes remaining in the game. Tyson Hill added an […]
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Lisbon football runs over Poland
LISBON — It is one thing to make sure tackles, something the Lisbon High School football team has worked tirelessly on since the very first practice. On Saturday against Poland at Thompson Field, Greyhound linebackers Dakota McIver, Cole Bolduc and Cam Bourget took sure tackling a step further, punishing the Knights’ running backs nearly each […]
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Girls' soccer: Lisbon blanks Mt. Abram, 3-0
Lisbon’s Giana Russo fires a shot past Mt. Abram’s Baylie McLaughlin, right, Thursday afternoon at Lisbon. Russo scored two goals and the Greyhounds won, 3-0. LISBON — After mustering only a pair of goals in losing to Oak Hill and Spruce Mountain to open the season, the Lisbon girls’ soccer team decided to mix things […]
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H.S. football: Cramps, Bucksport can't stop Francis and Lisbon (WITH PHOTO GALLERY)
After a pass was deflected, Lisbon’s Ben Blake, left, made sure Bucksport’s Logan Stanley didn’t come up with the catch during the first half of Saturday afternoon’s game in Lisbon. For more photos from the game, visit sunjournal.com LISBON — Lucas Francis’ temperamental legs cramped up late in the first and second half of Saturday’s […]
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Boys' soccer: Austin scores hat trick, Lisbon dominates Oak Hill
Oak Hill’s Nico Soucy, left and Lisbon’s Glenn Hill battle for the ball during Saturday morning’s soccer game at Oak Hill. WALES — Lisbon boys’ soccer coach Dan Sylvester said that Noah Austin needs to step up in his role on the team this season after losing 16 players from last year’s squad. Austin answered […]
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2017 HS Football Preview: Greyhounds ready to step into void
Lisbon High School players work on a running play duroing a preseason practice. LISBON — As they enter the 2017 season, the Lisbon Greyhounds have every reason to turn the page from their still unfathomable 2016 postseason. In the course of seven days in November, the Greyhounds went from a miracle win in the regional […]
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2017 Lisbon football
Coach: Chris Kates (first year) Region: D South Last year’s record: 8-2, lost in Class C state championship Returning athletes: Seniors — Noah Buiniskas (OL/DL); Morgan Perron (WR/DB); Cole Bolduc (OL/DL); Brad Harriman (RB/DB); Brandon Keith-Williams (WR/LB); Dakota Mckiver (OL/LB).; Juniors — Hunter Job (OL/DL); Lucas Francis (QB/LB); Isaiah Thompson (RB/DL); Kobe Hartford (OL/DL). Key losses: Tyler Halls (QB/S), […]
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Fall preview 2017: Lisbon High School cross country
Coach: Jeremy Williams (fourth year) Class: C; Conference: MVC Last year’s results: Boys: Conference third, region seventh. Returning athletes: Boys: Junior — Geoffrey Shambarger. Sophomores — Izaya May, Michael Ray, Kadrian Rugullies, Alex Cole, Corbin Hall. Key losses: Boys: Michael Schlotterbeck, Kyle LaRoche, David Schlotterbeck. Promising newcomers: Boys: Sophomore — David Poulin; Freshman — Max […]
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Field hockey: Spruce Mountain beats Lisbon in return to MVC
LISBON — For 30-plus minutes, the Lisbon High School field hockey team held off every Spruce Mountain charge in the opening of the Mountain Valley Conference season on Wednesday. The Phoenix, who returned to the MVC after a few seasons in the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference, finally found the net, not once but four times […]