Bessey reaches the milestone in win over Hall-Dale.
Spruce Mountain Phoenix
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2024-25 girls basketball preview capsules
DIRIGO COUGARS Coach: Kelsey Hutchins (first year) Conference: MVC; Class: C Last year’s record: 6-12 Top returners: Seniors — Emily Woods, Diana Cayer, Aleiah Ward; Juniors — Sophia Nino, Keira Reny; Sophomore — Abigail Luczynski. Key loss: Jayce Holmquist. Promising newcomers: Junior — Braylee Tracy; Freshmen — Emma Witas, Madisyn Bradeen. Season outlook: The Cougars only graduated one player from […]
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High school roundup: Telstar boys basketball opens with win over Buckfield
Reiley Hedden makes nine 3-pointers in the Rebels’ 80-71 win.
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High school roundup: Poland girls basketball flies past Waynflete
Eleven players score for the Knights. The Poland boys, meanwhile, overcome a 15-point deficit in the final quarter to defeat the Flyers.
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Boys basketball players to watch in 2024-25
Three sophomores are among the 15 top returning players this season.
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Girls basketball players to watch in 2024-25
The majority of these 15 players are already standouts, while others are ready to establish themselves as such.
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Golf: 2024 Sun Journal All-Region team
St. Dom’s leads the way with three golfers on the Sun Journal All-Region team.
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Field hockey: Winthrop takes down Spruce Mountain to return to Class C South title game
Madeline Wagner scores four goals for Ramblers in 7-1 win over Phoenix.
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High school roundup: Gray-NG/NYA slips past Greely in field hockey quarterfinal
Emma Bowden scores the only goal in 1-0 victory. Also, Spruce Mountain rolls in C South quarter, while seventh-seeded Lisbon plays No. 2 Hall-Dale/Monmouth tight.
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Football: Being young hasn’t stopped Spruce Mountain from soaring
The Phoenix, winless last year, are 6-1 with underclassmen making up nearly half of the roster.