The Central Aroostook Panthers golf team opened its season Monday, Aug. 22, with a home match against Fort Kent, and 15th-year coach Adam Metzler is looking forward to a successful campaign with what he calls a “well-balanced team.”
With the fall sports season rapidly approaching, members of the Shire football team are eager to pick up where they left off.
There’s no question brook trout and salmon are favorite finned quarry for most Aroostook anglers, especially fly fishermen.
The Northern Business Product coed softball team earned the 2022 Coed Softball Championship beating Columbia Forest Product 14-3 on Monday, Aug. 15 to claim the title.
The ability to field varsity sports teams at Ashland District School in the past year has been a bit of a struggle.
With half of the team’s roster consisting of freshmen, Fort Fairfield coach John Ala realizes it will be an interesting transition season for his Tiger boys varsity soccer team.
Three years ago, the Central Aroostook Panthers won the school’s first state championship in soccer. The following season in 2020 was affected by the pandemic and there was no MPA tournament, while last year the CA squad struggled to a 4-9-1 regular season mark and was ousted by Van Buren in the preliminary round of the playoffs.
This year’s TD Bank Golf Tournament raised more than $13,000 after expenses for Northern Maine Community college scholarships.
The annual Aroostook Savings and Loan Viking Run will be held at the Caribou High School track at 9 a.m. on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 5.
When Carlos Villoria was playing baseball for the University of Maine at Presque Isle, he didn’t know he’d someday work in Major League Baseball, he just knew he always wanted the sport to be part of his life.
