Cross Country runners from Fort Kent and the Limestone/Maine School of Science and Mathematics joined the Houlton-Greater Houlton Christian Academy for an unseasonably warm race Tuesday afternoon.
HOULTON, Maine — After finishing as state Class C runners-up a year ago, the sky’s the limit for the Houlton/Greater Houlton Christian Academy girls cross country squad.
Hunting season for native Canada geese runs Sept. 1-24 and attracts a growing number of waterfowlers.
After assisting Peter Coffin last fall, Matt Madore has been elevated to head coach of the Wildcat golf team and looks forward to guiding the squad this fall.
The Viking boys have a strong tradition in Class B cross country circles, placing in the top two in the Penobscot Valley Conference in each of the last eight years and either runner-up or champion in the North regional six times during that stretch.
One year after Ashland was unable to field a boys varsity soccer team due to a lack of numbers, a new coach has come aboard with 15 players excited to get the 2022 season underway.
With a large number of talented, returning players, the Hodgdon girls soccer team could be one of the top contenders in Class D North this fall.
Citing a lack of numbers, two southern Aroostook County schools are joining forces this fall on the soccer pitch.
With New England Championships qualifier Kayley Bell returning, along with a strong group of freshmen joining the squad, 18th-year coach Thomas Beckum is excited about the potential of the Caribou girls’ cross country team this fall.
The Vikings golf team opens its regular season schedule Wednesday, Aug. 24, with a veteran roster that includes seven seniors. Second-year coach Nick Blais has set his sights on a winning season.
