Kyle Corrigan will get his first exposure to the Caribou-Presque Isle rivalry from a coaching perspective when his Vikings pay a visit to Presque Isle High School Thursday to take on the Wildcats.
After a closely-contested first half, the Wildcat girls pulled away for a 61-41 basketball victory Tuesday, Jan. 8, in the first of two regular season meetings against their Class B rivals, the Caribou Vikings.
Middle school cheering squads from four communities will compete for bragging rights in the region when they gather at Central Aroostook Junior-Senior High School for the Aroostook League Championships.
The Central Aroostook Panthers picked up a major victory Friday, using the late heroics of junior forward Brayden Bradbury to upend Fort Kent on the road.
The Presque Isle hockey team became the winningest team in Class B North after taking back-to-back victories over the weekend.
The Caribou wrestling team lost a dual meet at Fort Kent on Jan. 3, but came back for some strong individual performances Saturday during a tournament in Calais.
The Presque Isle Middle School eighth-grade boys’ basketball team enjoyed a season to remember, going 11-0 overall and 6-0 in Aroostook League play to capture the title.
The Caribou boys continued their rise up the Class B North standings with four consecutive victories, defeating Ellsworth, Foxcroft Academy, Fort Kent and Maine Central Institute during a recent eight-day stretch.
Many of the cheering squads throughout Aroostook County have been practicing since late November, but soon they finally will get a chance to perform.
The third Nordic ski meet of the season was held Thursday, Jan. 3, and the host Owls notched victories in both the boys and girls competitions.
