Former Purple Panther Jasmine Bishop is teaming up with the Shooting Touch Sabbatical program.
Matt DiFilippo
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Diamonds full of power at Colby this season
The Mules’ baseball team has a loaded lineup this season, with a team batting average ranked 10th in the nation through April 9.
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Thomas, UMF softball teams split doubleheader
The Beavers bounced back after a weekend of tough losses to grab a 8-0 Game 2 victory.
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Kristy Bernatchez plays with national field hockey team in Holland
Messalonskee graduate finishing sophomore year at North Carolina.
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Fourth-ranked Colby women’s lacrosse keeps rolling
The Mules are staying grounded despite lofty expectations for their season.
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Nia Irving named Morning Sentinel Girls Basketball Player of the Year
Lawrence junior led Bulldogs to Class A state title.
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Rangeley’s Heidi Deery Morning Sentinel Girls Basketball Coach of the Year
Deery has established expectations of class, hard work and success in 15 seasons since returning to the Rangeley bench.
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Messalonskee’s Thibert named MS Boys Swimmer of the Year
The Eagles’ coach lauded the swimmer’s passion and adaptability.
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Messalonskee’s Burton named MS Girls Swimmer of the Year
The versatile freshman has proven to be a star newcomer for the Eagles.
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Southern trip paying off for Thomas men’s tennis
A trip to South Carolina has helped the Terriers prepare for the season.