Kristy Prelgovisk is the first to admit that her mindset is unusual. Her results are unusual too, so no one’s complaining.

Max Kay mulled over the decision, but he hasn’t regretted it.“I think it worked out very well,” Kay said. “I’m glad I chose to do that.”

WATERVILLE — No one would really recommend it. You can even argue that no one would do it unless they felt they had no other choice.

Mt. Abram coach Buzz Bean likes to talk about how skiing championships are won during the summer. He means training, of course, and as Thomas Faraday showed, that training can take many different forms.

Depending on when you read this, Tom Sheridan is either coaching one team, coaching another or teaching. You can probably rule out sleeping.

Thomas College softball coach Terry Parlin can list off Sam Moore’s attributes as a catcher very easily.

Molly Wilkie, the women’s lacrosse coach at the University of Maine at Farmington, heard from a high school player named Maddi Kadnar. When Wilkie watched Kadnar, she noticed Kadnar’s quickness, stick skills and dominance near the net.

Monday really was the first sign of spring in high school sports — it just doesn’t seem like it if you look outside today.

WATERVILLE — The wind and cold can be two of the toughest obstacles for the Colby women’s lacrosse team this time of year. On Saturday, the Mules spent more time trying to stay warm than playing defense.