CHEERING All-Academic Team (Sun Journal coverage area teams) Kylie Danforth, Oxford Hills; Abigail Fickett, Oxford Hills; Madison Striegel, Oxford Hills. CROSS COUNTRY Boys Class A First Team Charlie Collins, Hampden Academy; Harrison Shain, Hampden Academy; Eli Palmer, Brunswick; Miles Logan, Brunswick; Cyrus Evans, Mt. Blue; Henri McCourt, Mt. Blue; Adam Bilodeau, Lewiston. Runner of the […]
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Field hockey: Lawrence edges Freeport, 1-0, in Class B state title game
Maddie Niles scores the only goal as the Bulldogs win their first state championship.
Perennial contenders highlight soccer, field hockey regional finals
Maranacook girls soccer, Skowhegan field hockey look for return trips to state finals.
Football: Lawrence dominates turnover-prone Mt. Blue
Gavin Wilson picks off three passes and Parker Higgins runs for 177 yards for victorious Bulldogs.
Football notebook: Ramblers’ Cody Cobb scores Hall-Dale’s first TD since 1990
Hall-Dale, which has been in a co-op with Winthrop and Monmouth since 2019, hasn’t fielded a varsity team since “Ice Ice Baby” was the No. 1 song.
Hands-off period serves as last chance for coaches, players to get ready for preseason
While football, soccer and field hockey teams have summer recess, players make plans to condition for their fall season.
Central Maine field hockey teams come together for Victories over Violence fundraiser
Fundraiser to fight domestic violence was set to smash fundraising goals.
KVAC All-Conference and All-Academic teams
Baseball Class B First Team FKam Douin, Cony; Braydon Barbeau, Cony; Noah Hurd, Mt. View; Gavin Baillargeron, Morse; Grady Hotham, Erskine Academy; Joseph Hamelin, Waterville; Logan Carpenter, Lawrence; Connor Calderwood, Oceanside; Mason Hopkins, Nokomis; Matthew Holbrook, Medomak Valley; Nick Florek, Maranacook. Second Team Evan Bourget, Winslow; Tyler Hreben, Maranacook; Chase Kelley, Gardiner; Nick Prior, Lincoln […]
Girls lacrosse: Mt. Blue tops Lawrence for 1st-ever playoff win
Patient Cougars outscore Bulldogs 6-2 in second half to reach Class B quarterfinals.
With low supply and high demand, finding timers for high school track and field meets isn’t always easy
Timers’ schedules fill up, and athletic directors have to act fast to book them – and then hope they don’t have to reschedule.