Former St. Dom’s athletes still impacting Maine high school sports
St. Dominic Academy closed nearly a year ago, but its former athletes are making significant contributions at several schools across the state.
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Boys basketball
Varsity Maine Boys Basketball Player of the Year: Nolan Ames, Camden Hills
The senior was regarded as the top returning player in Maine and consistently proved he was the best throughout the season.
Girls Basketball
Varsity Maine Girls Basketball Player of the Year: Maddie Provost, Lawrence
The senior capped her career with the Miss Maine Basketball award and her second state title.
BOYS hockey
Mainer set to officiate a men’s college hockey Frozen Four game
Turner resident Steven Rouillard, a Hockey East referee, is in Las Vegas for the sport’s marquee event.
girls Hockey
Varsity Maine Girls Hockey Player of the Year: Solveig Ledwick, Brunswick
The senior was a strong two-way player for the Dragons throughout her career.
Wrestling
Varsity Maine Girls Wrestler of the Year: Sophie Grunhuvd, Massabesic
Standout grappler ended her high school career with another state championship and another New England title.
Swimming
Varsity Maine Girls Swimmer of the Year: Rowan Stewart, Camden Hills
The senior won four Class B titles and helped the Windjammers repeat as state champions in her first year of high school swimming.
INdoor Track
Varsity Maine Girls Indoor Track Athlete of the Year: Isabella Harmon, Scarborough
The senior claimed 55-meter hurdles, high jump and pole vault state titles to help power the Red Storm to the Class A championship.
Skiing
Varsity Maine Boys Skier of the Year: Alden Reardon, Fort Kent
Reardon won the Sassi Memorial, the Aroostook Nordic Championship classic and freestyle titles, and was the fastest skier at the state championships.
