The Freeport boys and the Fort Kent girls both came from behind on the final day of competition to win Class C ski titles Thursday at the Rangeley Lakes Trails Center. More than 200 miles away at the Nordic Heritage Center in Presque Isle, Mt. Blue claimed its seventh straight girls’ and fifth straight boys’ […]
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Skowhegan rallies for Alpine title
MARS HILL — Skowhegan staged a comeback to win the Class A boys Alpine ski championship Wednesday morning at Big Rock. The Indians started the day in third place, but put all four skiers in the top 20 to beat Mt. Blue by four points.
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Class B skiing: Falmouth primed to defend
The Falmouth boys join the Yarmouth girls as state Alpine champs and near an overall title.
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Skiing notebook: No real surprises loom with titles on the line
After three of four events in the Class A and C ski state championships, the familiar names of Mt. Blue, Fort Kent and Freeport lead the way into today’s culminating Nordic classic race – in Presque Isle for Class A and in Rangeley for Class C. The Mt. Blue boys hold a commanding lead of […]
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Mt. Abram freshman starts strong
GREENWOOD — Mt. Abram’s Elise Luce let her instincts take over. It proved to be a wise move.
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Class B: Maranacook, Falmouth skiers triumph
Tyler DeAngelis of Maranacook and Sarah Abramson of Falmouth impress on the first day of the state meet.
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Mt. Blue should contend
Tradition, depth and talent could prove to be a big factor as Class A team’s challenge perennial state champion Mt. Blue for overall titles at Big Rock and The Heritage Center in Aroostook County, starting today.
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Skiing: Coach says Class A meet worth the trip
High school skiers will likely go to great lengths — and in some cases, distances — as the state championship meets begin.
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Mt. Blue, Maranacook capture overall titles
FARMINGTON — The Mt. Blue girls and Maranacook boys ran away from the field, sweeping every event, to win overall titles at the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference championships Saturday at Titcomb Mountain.
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Strong start for Mt. Abram
The Mt. Abram girls overwhelmed the competition Thursday on the opening day of the Mountain Valley Conference ski championships. The Roadrunners took a commanding lead, 38-102, over Mountain Valley after two events at Saddleback Mountain and the Rangeley Lakes Trails Center.