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Sweet Kicks: Lions Savor First Playoff Victory in 23 Years
BELFAST — In sports, any victory tastes sweet, but it is more savory — and, ultimately, savored — when it is the first postseason win for a high school program in more than two decades. That is the excitement and elation Belfast girls soccer team members felt Friday night, Oct. 23 after the incredibly talented Lions bested Old Town 7-0 in a Class B North prelim playoff pitch encounter. kAm{:@? 4@249 z2=: |4r2CE9J D2:5 @?6 @7 96C E62>’D 8@2=D E9:D 72== H2D E@ H:? 2 9@>6 A=2J@77 82>6]k^Am kAm|:DD:@?
Ground-and-Pound: Windjammers Set Course for Blissful Homecoming Win Over Rival Panthers
ROCKPORT — The atmosphere was electric and overall scene idyllic, perfect for a Friday night high school homecoming football game between Midcoast neighbors and longstanding athletic rivals. The bleachers and fence around the Don Palmer Field overflowed with pumped and engaged fans, especially the spirited Windjammer student section. kAm%96 r2>56?
Rain Rain Go Away as Windjammer, Panther, Lion Distance Runners Come Out to Play
ROCKPORT — About 45 minutes before high school runners were to toe the starting line and take off for their first official cross-country meet of the 2026 regular season, the skies opened and a deluge of rain fell. While the water certainly was a welcome gift during the Midcoast’s ongoing drought conditions, the rain, along with ominous black and gray clouds and the threat of thunder and lightning, could have put a significant damper on the much-anticipated start to the distance-running campaign.
Clash of Diamond Titans: Repeat Champion Bushwhackers Power Past Benchwarmers
ROCKPORT — After finishing fourth in the regular season, Bushwhackers understood they needed to kick their level of play up a notch and be more consistently sound in the playoffs if they were to realize their goal of defending their Camden Adult Coed Softball League title. Mission accomplished. kAm}@H qFD9H924<6CD 42? 42== E96>D6=G6D 324<\E@\324< 492>A:@?D]k^Am kAmqFD9H924<6CD =@DE 7:G6 82>6D 5FC:?8 E96 a_ae C68F=2C D62D@? H96? E96J D@>6E:>6D DECF88=65 E@ 7:6=5 E62>D 7@C 82>6D[ 3FE[ H:E9 6G6CJ@?6 @?
Crustacean Fun Run: Participants Not ‘Bugged’ By 3.1-Mile Waterfront Journey
BELFAST — Summer in Maine is mostly glorious, except when trying to escape the bites of annoying flying bugs, most notably, blackflies, deer flies and mosquitoes. However, on Saturday morning, Aug. 15, runners and walkers actually chased bugs, essentially trying to be quick enough to catch a few of the ocean-dwelling kind. kAmqF8D[ :? E9:D 42D6[ 2C6[ @7 4@FCD6[ =@3DE6CD[ @7E6? C676CC65 E@ 3J |2:?6 7:D96C>6? 2D “3F8D” 3642FD6 E96J 9:DE@C:42==J 92G6 366? <?@H?
‘Kilted Canter’ Attracts Fleet-of-Feet for Scenic Trek on Waterfront, Rail Trail
BELFAST — In perhaps the only road race in Maine that encourages participants to wear kilts, 61 runners and walkers of all ages helped kick off the 20th annual Maine Celtic Celebration with an early-morning trek on the city’s scenic waterfront and Rail Trail in glorious 65-degree weather Saturday, July 18.
Cultural, Athletic Bond: Maine-Nebraska Wrestlers Grapple Outdoors in Friendship
FRIENDSHIP — This Knox County town of 1,200 residents and geographical area of about 14 miles on a peninsula surrounded by the waters of Muscongus Bay on the rugged coast of the Pine Tree State, where lobster fishing is a way of life for many, proved the perfect venue — in name and location — to host a friendly, cultural and athletic exchange for high school wrestlers from Nebraska and Maine.
In All-Riverhawk softball final, eighth-graders outlast seventh-graders for diamond supremacy
WALDBORO — For Medomak Middle School softball, Friday’s Busline League championship clash was, ultimately, a win-win situation — even if one team had to lose. That is because the school’s unbeaten seventh- and eighth-grade squads earned the right to square off against one another for the coveted spring middle school diamond crown. kAm%96 E62>D 92G6 A=2J65 @?6 2?@E96C 7@C E96 =628F6 E:E=6 :? E96 A2DE[ D@[ @? yF?6 `a[ :E >2C<65 E96 =2E6DE 492AE6C :? E96 >:55=6 D49@@= D@7E32== AC@8C2>’D 7F?
Unbeaten Diamond Titans Clash: Riverhawks Dominate Cougars, Fly Away With Busline Baseball Crown
NEWCASTLE — On a glorious, sun-splashed, late-spring afternoon, 30 nervous, but equally excited, Lincoln County junior high students happily accepted early release from their middle schools to enjoy a few hours of baseball. With spring fever in their hearts the scenario could not have been better, what with a shorter day of school and the opportunity to play postseason ball. kAm(:E9 2 qFD=:?6 {628F6 492>A:@?D9:A :?
Marian Ritch White Celebrates 100th Birthday
ROCKLAND — Marian Ritch White celebrated her 100th birthday with family on Friday, May 1 at Bartlett Woods Retirement Community. Marian enjoyed the milestone with family during a luncheon at Bartlett Woods, her cherished home for 11 years. kAmq@C? |2J `[ `hae[ :? w2CE7@C5[ r@??][ |2C:2? 92D =:G65 :? E96 |:54@2DE[ >@DE ?@E23=J r2>56?[ #@4<A@CE 2?5 #@4<=2?5[ D:?46 `he`]k^Am kAm%96 =F?496@? :?4=F565 2AA6E:K6CD[ D2=25[ >2:? >62= 2?5 42<6 2?5 :46 4C62>] %96C6 H2D 2 492>A28?6 E@2DE E@ |2C:2?
After Half-Century, ‘Passy’ Paddlers Keep Spring in Step, Hitch in Giddy-Up
WALDO — Idyllic early-spring weather conditions — including air temperatures in the mid-40s and warm sun shimmering off the swiftly-moving flow – kept the blood of 205 hardy paddlers in or on 117 watercraft pumping Saturday, April 4 during the 51st Passagassawakeag “Passy” River Race.
Brisk Water Works: Paddlers Navigate Splishy-Splashy Cold Fun in 45th St. George River Race
SEARSMONT — The task is straight forward. Paddle from point A to B as fast as possible without falling out or off of your watercraft into the fast-flowing and extremely cold water. Of course, that is easier said than done with obstacles, from visible to hidden boulders to tree branches, strewn in, on and over the water. kAm%96 C:G6C E2F?ED 2?5 D66>:?8=J :?G:E6D @?6 E@ E2<6 2? F?6IA64E65 2?5 46CE2:?=J F?H2?E65 5:A] xE H:== 5@ 2== :E 42? E@ >2<6 E92E 92AA6?]k^Am kAmx?
This girls swim team has built a dynasty on Maine’s midcoast
WATERVILLE, Maine — The only thing about the Camden Hills girls swim team’s recent dynastic run that would be considered figuratively all wet is, well, the coach, because he literally keeps getting thrown into the pool by his hard-working, incredibly-talented, highly-successful student-athletes.
Deep Dynasty Dive: Flashy, Splashy, Classy Windjammer Girls Earn Second Straight State ‘B’ crown
WATERVILLE — The only thing about the Camden Hills girls swim team’s recent dynastic run that would be considered figuratively all wet is, well, the coach, because he literally keeps getting thrown into the pool by his hard-working, incredibly-talented, highly-successful student-athletes.
U.S. Men’s Hockey Olympic Gold-Medal Moment Puts Family Feels on Ice
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State-Bound: Windjammers Play With Fire, Burn Dragons For Class ‘A’ North Crown
AUGUSTA — When a storied high school boys basketball program’s talented past and present converge, special and forever cherished moments are created. Such was the case for Camden Hills players, coaches and fans on Friday night, Feb. 20 at the Augusta Civic Center. kAmpD D?@H 76== @FED:56[ E96 }@] ` (:?5;2>>6CD Wa_\`X 56762E65 }@] b qCF?DH:4< W`e\dX e_\cg :? E96 r=2DD p }@CE9 492>A:@?D9:A 82>6 E92?<D[ :?
Déjà Vu for Windjammers as Broncos Spoil Quest to Keep Gold Ball Dream Alive
AUGUSTA — There are a myriad of ways to win — and lose — a tense, evenly-matched, down-to-the-wire high school basketball tournament game. They are, of course, not limited to the fickle bounce of the ball, missed shots or timely defensive stands by an opponent. kAmp?5 H9@ 4@F=5 92G6 AC65:4E65 @?6 E62> H@F=5 36 D@ 244FC2E6 2?5 AC@7:4:6?E D9@@E:?8 7C@> 5:DE2?46nk^Am kAm%96 }@] b r2>56? w:==D 8:C=D 6IA6C:6?465 E9@D6 D46?2C:@D :? 2 ?:A\2?5\EF4< r=2DD p }@CE9 D6>:7:?2= A=2J@77 32EE=6 H:E9 }@] a w2>A56?
Smooth-Sailing Windjammers Make Emphatic Points in Opening Playoff Win
AUGUSTA — Perhaps on Valentine’s Day it was fitting for Windjammer basketball fans, many wearing red, to adore and love, in fact, the Camden Hills boys team’s dominating second-half, opening-round playoff performance and one first half-ending, head’s-up hustle play that changed the momentum and complexion of the game, in particular. After an unexpected tight first half, the No. 1 Windjammers (18-1) ultimately outpaced No. 8 Skowhegan (8-11) 69-44 Saturday night, Feb.
Attention to Detail: Relentless, Defensive-Minded Windjammers Navigate No-Sweat Win Over Dragons
AUGUSTA — When it is time to take care of business on the basketball court, the Camden Hills girls usually arrive at the job site in a defensive mood, ready to punch the time clock and work as hard as needed from start to finish. Relentless defensive intensity is in the Windjammers’ DNA. In fact, it is their personality. Their trademark. A calling card. kAm%92E 5676?D:G6 AC:56 2?5 ;@J[ 2?5 2EE6?E:@? E@ “56E2:=D W;FDE 4964< @FE E96:C H2C>FA ;6CD6JDX[” H2D @?
Home Sweet Home: Panther Pease Twins Grab Class B South Mat Titles
WALDOBORO — Wrestlers close to — and actually at — home got the opportunity to compete for sweet state championship berths on Saturday, Feb. 7 and when the dust settled, nine Midcoast high school grapplers, including first-place-finishing senior twin brothers from host Medomak Valley, punched tickets to the winter’s next lofty competition.
Patriot Nation: Embrace Improbable Run With Grace, Humility
Real or imagined, New England Patriots fans have earned a reputation the past quarter century of being pompous, arrogant, obnoxious, insufferable and more than a bit entitled.
Mariners Punch Ticket to First State Class B Championship Game
BANGOR — When on the soccer field, Oceanside’s Aiden Willis becomes a dangerous young man for opponents because the senior Mariner striker can implement his incredible speed, fantastic skill, tenacious play style and head and feet as weapons to put a scare in keepers and the ball in the net. It again was easy to see Willis has a keen nose for the goal on Thursday night, Nov. 6 under the bright lights and on the artificial turf at Cameron Stadium.
Epic Pitch Showdown: Orono Kicks Past Mount View For Class C North Soccer Title
HAMPDEN — With a coveted and cherished spot in the state Class C championship on the line, exhausted, but undaunted, Mustang and Red Riot boys soccer players left their hearts, souls and plenty of sweat on the mist-covered artificial surface Tuesday night, Nov. 4 at Hampden Academy in an epic battle that took 80 minutes of regulation play and an additional 30 for overtime — as well as nearly 20 penalty kicks — to decide.
Sweet-Swinging Schooners Tee Up Busline League Golf Championship
ROCKLAND — When it came to long balls off the tee, crisp iron shots, accurate chips to the green, sweet sand shots and watching putted balls consistently disappear into the bottom of the cup, Camden-Rockport Middle School stood tall — and above the rest — en route to the Busline League middle school golf championship Tuesday, Oct. 7 on the Rockland Golf Course.
Festival of Champions Celebrates, Showcases High School Distance Runners
BELFAST — The sun shone brightly to keep idyllic early-fall temperatures in the low-70s, energy-fueled music blared through the speakers and hundreds of high school student-athletes from New England used thousands of conditioned feet and legs to journey across the spectator-friendly Troy Howard Middle School/Pete E. Lovejoy Memorial Field course on Saturday, Oct. 4 during the 24th Maine Cross-Country Festival of Champions, a fitting and jubilant celebration to the glory of distance running.
Sizzling Shootout: Hole Lot of Talent Par For Course in KVAC Golf Event
ROCKLAND — With close-to-ideal course and weather conditions, 36 skilled high school golfers — including a combined 12 from Midcoast squads Belfast and Medomak Valley — took their best shots on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 2 at the Rockland Golf Course in quests to swing to Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class B/C Shootout accolades.
Cruising Crustaceans: Former Lions Miller, Carpenter not ‘Bugged’ by Belfast Rotary 5K Firsts
BELFAST — Like a pod, or risk, of Maine’s favorite crustaceans scurrying across the ocean floor, runners and walkers ages four to 84 trekked across the city streets on Saturday morning, Aug. 16 during the Belfast Rotary’s annual “Bug Run” 5-kilometer road race. Weather conditions were idyllic as 108 participants moved over hill and dale — including across the Armistice Foot Bridge on the Passagassawaukeag River— for one of the “Harbor Fest” weekend’s most popular events. kAm(:E9 E6>A6C2EFC6D :?
Splashy Anniversary Bash: Outdoor Enthusiasts Celebrate Historical 50th ‘Passy’ Paddle
WALDO — Is there a more appropriate way to celebrate a milestone birthday or anniversary than to sit in a canoe or kayak and navigate a boulder-strewn- and- branch-filled, 5.3-mile ragging whitewater course in overcast, 37-degree, early-spring weather? Of course not. kAmtDA64:2==J 7@C `bg DA:C:E65 @FE5@@C 6?E9FD:2DED :? g` H2E6C4C27E @?
Second-Half Surge Helps ‘Gritty’ Windjammers Navigate Past Rams in Tense, Up-For-Grabs Playoff Clash
AUGUSTA — Perhaps it was the glittery, shimmering, jazzy red jackets worn by a handful of the Windjammers’ female fans or the unwavering vocal enthusiasm and encouragement from the small, but engaged student cheering section.
Sail On: Windjammers Too Fast, Talented for Tigers in Dominant Playoff VIctory
AUGUSTA — On the backs of their red warmup jerseys, Camden Hills girls basketball players display a simple, but vitally-important two-word message each student-athlete holds close to their hearts: “Better Together.” The Windjammers certainly embodied that unifying motto on Friday night, Feb. 14 as No. 4 Camden Hills (13-6) dominated No. 5 Gardner (9-10) from the opening tip en route to a stellar 63-45 Class A North quarterfinal playoff win at the Augusta Civic Center. kAmkDA2?
Snow Much Fun: Giant Slalom Racers Shrug Off Bitter Cold, Glide to Fast Times
CAMDEN — One-hundred and 27 hard-charging, but smooth and in control downhill ski racers from 16 Maine high schools braved temperatures in the teens and wind chills in the single-digits to turn in fast times and top finishes on Saturday, Jan. 25 in a high school Alpine meet at the bitterly-cold Camden Snow Bowl. Despite the crisp, cold air, race conditions were ideal with sunny, clear skies and fast snow. kAm(96? E96 7:?2= E66?286 C246C 42>6 E@ 2 D?@H\DAC2J:?8 DE@A :? E96 76?465\:?
Mariners Stay Strong Against Rival Panthers, Elevate to Top Spot in Region
ROCKLAND — Like many sports, football can figuratively — and literally —be a game of inches. And that small distance played a pivotal role Friday, Oct. 4 as host Oceanside held strong to defeat Midcoast rival Medomak Valley in a competitive, fast-paced, hard-hitting high school football game. kAm%96 |2C:?6CD 2?5 !2?E96CD 6?E6C65 E96 82>6 H:E9 b\` C64@C5D 2?5[ H96? 2== H2D D2:5 2?5 5@?6[ ~462?D:56 62C?65 2 ag\`c G:4E@CJ :? 2 7F? 4=2D9 A=2J65 F?56C E96 =:89ED @?
Lions, Windjammers Take Best Swings in KVAC Postseason Events
The Belfast and Camden Hills high school golf teams saw their league championship quests conclude on Wednesday, Oct. 2 in Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference postseason events on courses about six miles apart. At the Rockland Golf Club, Belfast finished fifth among six teams in the KVAC Class B shootout, the league’s championship meet. kAmp 3:E =2E6C :? E96 27E6C?@@?[ 9@DE r2>56? w:==D =@DE E@ G:D:E:?8 t5H2C5 {:EE=6 @7 pF3FC? :? 2 z'pr r=2DD p D64@?5\C@F?5 A=2J@77 >2E49 2E v@@D6 #:G6C v@=7 r=F3 :?
Middle School Golfers Tee ‘Em High and Let ‘Em Fly
ROCKLAND — There were mammoth drives, crisp, accurate iron shots, chip-ins, flashy, splashy bunker play and holed putts from near and far, but, most importantly, after the Busline League middle school golf championships on a glorious fall afternoon Tuesday, Oct. 1 at Rockland Golf Club, there was pizza.
Lucky 13 years, miles for Blueberry Cove Camp half-marathon participlants
TENANTS HARBOR — One-hundred and 55 hardy, physically fit souls from many corners of the country descended on this iconic St. George peninsula for an early-morning journey in idyllic, near 70-degree temperatures over the challenging 13.1 course. When the final steps were taken on Sunday morning, Aug. 25 and participants had returned to their start/finish origin, namely, the host Blueberry Cove Camp, the 13th annual half-marathon was in the books.
Diamond in rough: Ford Field comes to life in Hope
HOPE — One mile from the Camden town line on Route 105 is a dirt road that appears a typical Maine driveway, but one which weaves and winds around gravel, rock and debris piles, as well as all manner of powerful excavation vehicles, from trucks and tractors to backhoes and plows, before it comes to an end in front of a local man’s field of dreams. In a nod to the famous baseball movie starring Kevin Costner, the local man hoped if he built a field, his softball league co-players would come.
Batter up: Teams make best pitches in Camden Adult Coed Softball League play
The popular Camden Adult Coed Softball League continues in full swing and the 13-team field will play through mid-August to determine the 2024 champion. The regular season summertime recreational fun began June 13 and will conclude, barring makeups, on Friday, Aug. 2. This year’s league teams include Dunbar Tree, Bushwhackers, Maine Cat, Benchwarmers, Walter J.
Union Fair’s demolition derby metal-crunching, dirt-spewing fun
UNION — They came, slipped helmets over their heads, buckled themselves in a seat behind the steering wheel and drove fast, furious and recklessly. On purpose. And, of course, they crashed. Often. That was, as it turns out, the point. They crashed until their exhausted, busted and broken vehicles allowed them to crash no more.
River runs through it: ‘Passy’ no pushover for hardy whitewater paddlers
BELFAST — Two days after an early-spring Nor’easter dumped more than a foot of snow on parts of the state and cut off electricity to about 400,000 Mainers, always-adventurous paddlers were in and on watercraft to challenge another Waldo County river. And, for the second straight week, the waterway held a bit of a bite. In this case, the “Passy” proved no patsy and, surely, not a pushover.
Spills and chills: Wild, wet ride for St. George River Race paddlers
SEARSMONT — The roaring St. George River was mighty angry on Saturday, March 30 and a strong percentage of paddlers who dared challenge her high, fast water paid the price and, ultimately, felt her icy cold wrath. The ebbs and flows of the paddlers’ late-morning and early-afternoon journey certainly did not include a stress-free, fun-in-the-sun joy ride down a lazy river.
Brotherly bond, respect through love of sports
Throughout each of our journeys, the fragility of life rears its ugly head to remind us how unexpectedly and drastically it can leave us to process a more difficult, sombering reality. That, of course, is true when someone you love and respect has to deal with serious, life-altering and, ultimately, life-ending, health challenges. None of us are immune to moments facing vulnerability and the realization the kind of life we want and think we deserve is not always the one we get.
Valley proves too deep - and talented - for high-flying Eagles
AUGUSTA — After winning a competitive prelim playoff game to earn a spot at the coveted Augusta Civic Center for the Class D South high school boys basketball tournament, Islesboro, proud of its postseason victory and overall season, knew it might need to play with house money with No. 1 Valley of Bingham next on the court docket.
Intensity, clutch free throws carry Windjammer boys over Warriors
AUGUSTA — Relentless intensity over ever inch of the Augusta Civic Center court for 32 minutes Saturday night, Feb. 17 produced positive results for Camden Hills — namely, a 56-46 Class A North quarterfinal playoff victory and continuation of the Windjammers’ strong campaign — in the next round of the coveted regional tournament.
Windjammer girls on defensive in playoff win over River Hawks
AUGUSTA — Camden Hills and Skowhegan capped the regular season with a competitive, hard-nosed high school girls basketball court battle and, as fate and the Maine Principals’ Association Heal Point Standings would have it, the Windjammers and River Hawks faced off again 11 days later, this time in a more important clash with higher stakes. Namely, the right to continue the campaign.
Beyond the game: Potpourri of pressing thoughts
As I patiently wait for kick off of Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas and contemplate how many years before the New England Patriots climb back to championship relevancy, the following thoughts came to mind: • In sports, how much is too much? The answer is subjective, of course, and in the eyes of the beholder — namely, the conquerer versus the conquered.
Smooth skaters conjur holiday spirit with cool ice show at MRC
ROCKPORT — With temperatures in the mid-40s and nary a flake of snow in sight outdoors the Midcoast Recreation Center nine days before Christmas, dedicated, talented ice athletes — young and older — showcased their incredible athleticism and artistic skills in a festive and cool holiday performance. Spectators packed the areas outside the glassed in rink on Saturday, Dec.
Waltz offers potpourri of retiring sports thoughts
With time now to contemplate the meaning of life — and, more importantly, the daily status of all things sports — this recent retiree has a few things to get off his chest, and he is mostly an unhappy camper: • Wow, how the mighty have fallen. The New England Patriots were the most envied and hated team in the National Football League for about 20 years. Now they are essentially a laughing stock. Some may even feel a sense of pity for their current situation.
Sixteen began, four remain in Camden Adult Coed Softball League playoffs
The Camden Adult Coed Softball League playoffs began with 16 teams and now the championship hunt has been whittled to four. By the end of the week, that number will be trimmed to three. And, at some point next week, the 2023 league champion will be crowned and coveted cup handed out. Leading the postseason charge, thus far, have been the Nos. 1 and 2 regular-season teams, who are set to face off in the final winner's bracket game.
Sixteen began, five remain in Camden Adult Coed Softball League playoffs
The Camden Adult Coed Softball League playoffs began with 16 teams and now the championship hunt has been whittled to five. By the end of the week, that number will be trimmed to three. And at some point next week, the 2023 league champion will be crowned and coveted cup handed out. Leading the postseason charge, thus far, have been the Nos. 1 and 2 regular-season teams, who are set to face off in the final winner's bracket game.
Sixteen began, six remain in Camden Adult Coed Softball League playoffs
The Camden Adult Coed Softball League playoffs began with 16 teams and now the championship hunt has been whittled to six. By the end of the week, that number will be cut in half. And at some point next week, the 2023 league champion will be crowned and coveted cup handed out. More photos will appear later with this story. Leading the postseason charge, thus far, have been the Nos. 1 and 2 regular-season teams, who are set to face off in the final winner's bracket game.
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