Maine High School Sports News

The words friends and neighbors use to describe Nathaneal Nightingale, 31, account for what they describe as their shock Sunday at his arrest on two murder charges Saturday.

Fresh off one of the more successful campaigns in recent memory during 2008-09, the Vinalhaven High School boys basketball team returns to the court this winter with a new crop of players ready to help the Vikings take the next step.

Camden Hills' Tom Cassidy, right, has control of Mount View's Joshua Savoy in an exhibition match Thursday night in Rockport.

Belfast's Justin Boyle puts the squeeze on Erskine Academy's Sean Gary in a 285-pound match Saturday.

As far as the Noble High School wrestling team is concerned, last year never happened.

At long last, the Greely Rangers captured an elusive Class B state hockey championship a year ago.

Senior Morgan Woodhouse rose above the competition as a junior and figures to be one of the elite players in the region this winter.

Jose Leiva/Sun Journal Lisbon's returning state wrestling champs from left, Forrest Cornell, Marcus Bubar and Michael McNamara.

Even though the York High School girls basketball team fell one victory short of the state title last winter, most of its players are coming off a championship season.

With the holiday season now upon us, it is time for many of us to reflect on the past year and take stock.

Everyone involved in Thanksgiving Day football has a story. Falmouth senior Matt Campbell is one of them.

NYA junior Frances Leslie was named a Western Maine Conference field hockey all-star after leading the Panthers back to the Class C Final.

Scott Johnson is the new boys varsity basketball coach at Georges Valley High School.

The sixth-seeded Berwick Academy boys soccer team had to go to penalty kicks to eliminate No.

Mount View High School honored its fall student-athletes during a ceremony Thursday at the school.

It was a historic fall season for Wells High School, one that saw the field hockey team advance to the Western Maine Class B championship game for the first time and the football team made it back to the postseason after a four-year absence.

The Kennebunk High School fall sports season officially ended last Thursday with the annual fall sports awards banquet at the school.

Twenty years removed from Rockland District High School's only state Class B baseball title, in which he was a vital cog in that successful machine, South Thomaston resident Joe Nelsen wants championship baseball to return to the Tigers.

In eighth grade, my Mom gave me the option to go to a private school. I said no, I don't want to leave my friends, or the awesome teachers that I know, or the small school.

The MDI girls cross country team wrapped up a fine season on Saturday, bringing home a third place finish at the state Class B meet in Cumberland.