In a tight, back-and-forth matchup versus rival Presque Isle Wednesday, the Caribou girls soccer team snagged a 2-1 victory — its second win in what has been a difficult season.
Whenever Houlton and Orono meet on the soccer field, a competitive contest traditionally unfolds.
Most outdoorsmen have a favorite sport. Fishing, biking, canoeing, hunting, kayaking, photography, bird watching, and other endeavors all have a following between mud season and winter. October is a special time, however; it’s the heart of hunting season throughout Maine, but especially here in Aroostook County.
The Warrior girls soccer team moved to 10-0 on the soccer season Monday with a second half comeback win over the Houlton Shiretowners in Fort Kent.
Golfers from Houlton, Fort Fairfield, Fort Kent and Madawaska journeyed to the Natanis Golf Course Saturday for the State Class C golf team and individual championships.
The regular season is starting to wind down for area boys and girls soccer teams. The following is a recap of games reported to the newspaper as of Monday, Oct. 11.
In a battle of the top teams in the division, the Mattanawcook Lynx narrowly defeated the Houlton Shiretowners, 50-48, in a closely-contested match.
The Presque Isle High School boys and Houlton/Greater Houlton Christian Academy girls teams took top honors at the Aroostook League Championships Tuesday at the Fort Kent Outdoor Center.
Donning pink jerseys as part of their Cancer Awareness campaign, the Houlton boys and girls soccer teams faced stiff competition from visiting Madawaska Monday, Oct. 4.
A perfect fall afternoon set the stage for a pair of tightly-contested soccer games between Hodgdon and Katahdin Friday afternoon.
