The two former area standouts helped the Panthers to a conference title this winter. Also, Poland tops Leavitt in Unified basketball and area grads earn college honors.
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College hockey: CMCC welcomed all challenges to reach national tournament
The Mustangs, featuring 28 players from Maine, open pool play Thursday at the ACHA National Division III Tournament in St. Louis, Missouri.
Boys hockey: Poland/Leavitt/Oak Hill/Gray-NG dispatches Kennebunk/Wells in playoff opener
The Kings get a hat trick from Conner Boulay and two goals each from Breck Langevin and Will Keach in Wednesday’s win. The Kings will face third-seeded York in the regional semifinals at Troubh Arena in Portland on Saturday.
Area roundup: Kings’ Will Keach earns Class B South boys hockey monthly award
The Poland/Leavitt/Oak Hill/Gray-New Gloucester forward put up big numbers during February. Also, CMCC men’s hockey going to nationals and Bates has a new men’s soccer coach.
Boys hockey: Lewiston and St. Dom’s enter Class A playoffs as the top two seeds
Poland/ Leavitt/ Oak Hill/ Gray-New Gloucester is the No. 2 seed in B South, while Cony/ Hall-Dale/ Monmouth/ Maranacook/ Winthrop/ Erskine/ Richmond/ Oceanside is the No. 2 seed in B North.
Lobster Bowl: Rosters for East and West football teams and cheer squads announced
Mt. Blue coach Matt Friedman will lead the East team, which will be going up against Fitzpatrick Trophy winner Noah Carpenter of Leavitt and the West senior all-stars. Both cheer teams feature area athletes as well.
Boys hockey: Kings continue to roll in regular-season finale against the Eagles
Conner Boulay totals four goals and two assists in the win, while Hunter Bussiere tallies three goals and three assists and Will Keach records three goals and two assists.
Class B indoor track and field: Leavitt’s Stephen Pierre and Serae Fish shine at state meet
Fish pulls off surprise of the day, while Pierre wins two titles and nearly a third. Also, four records fall, and the York girls and Greely boys claim team championships.
Nordic skiing: Mt. Blue’s Henri and Nora McCourt claim classical state titles
Twins win Class A races at Titcomb. Freeport’s Teo Steverlynck-Horne, Greely’s Sylvia Harvey, Orono’s Clara White and Fort Kent’s Alder Rearden also earn titles.
Boys swimming: Scarborough surges past Edward Little co-op for third straight Class A state title
Trailing by a whisker entering the final race, the Red Storm win the 400-yard freestyle relay to clinch the meet.