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Scarborough’s Isabella Harmon, center, races to a first-place finish in the 100-meter hurdles final in a time of 15.49 at the Class A championship meet on June 6 in Bangor. (Rich Abrahamson/Staff Photographer) Purchase this image

Isabella Harmon, Scarborough

Harmon was the Varsity Maine Girls Indoor Track Athlete of the Year and led Scarborough to indoor and outdoor state titles. She was consistently the top pole vaulter and high jumper in Class A and among the best in the hurdles. She won the 100 hurdles and high jump outdoors, and placed second in the pole vault and fifth in long jump. She followed up with a New England high jump title.

Neve Ledbetter had 22 goals and eight assists last fall for the Windham girls soccer team. (Gregory Rec/Staff Photographer)

Neve Ledbetter, Windham

The senior was one of the state’s top soccer and lacrosse players. In the fall, Ledbetter scored 22 goals and had eight assists and was named SMAA Midfielder of the Year, Varsity Maine All-State and All-New England. She had 56 goals and 42 assists in the spring, was a USA Lacrosse All-American and SMAA All-Conference selection, and helped Windham reach the Class A semifinals.



Brunswick’s Solveig Ledwick won the Becky Schaffer Award as the top senior girls hockey player in the state after recording 31 goals and nine assists. (Shawn Patrick Ouellette/Staff Photographer) Purchase this image

Solveig Ledwick, Brunswick

Ledwick was outstanding in multiple sports during her senior year. She received the Becky Schaffer Award as the top senior in girls hockey and was chosen as Varsity Maine Player of the Year after leading the Dragons with 31 goals and nine assists. Following the lacrosse season, she was named KVAC co-player of the year, and in the fall she was a first-team KVAC soccer selection.

Maddie Provost averaged 27.1 points and 9.4 rebounds per game to help Lawrence win the Class B girls basketball title. (Joe Phelan/Staff Photographer) Purchase this image

Maddie Provost, Lawrence

One of the top basketball players in the state during her career, Provost wrapped it up in style, leading the Bulldogs to a Class B championship and winning Miss Maine Basketball. She averaged 27.1 points and 9.4 rebounds. She also earned all-KVAC soccer honors and was a key player on the softball team. In college, she’ll play basketball for Holy Cross.

Staff writers Steve Craig, Dave Dyer, Nathan Fournier and Lee Horton contributed to this story.

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