Skillings, who led his team to a second straight Class A championship, is chosen as Maine’s best senior hockey player.
Winter sports
Mountain Valley Conference winter sports honors
MVC all-conference teams for basketball, cheering, skiing and wrestling.
No. 1 unchanged in final Varsity Maine boys hockey poll of 2025-26
Thornton Academy finishes atop rankings, where it has been since the second week of the season.
Four Maine boys hockey players named Travis Roy finalists
Thornton Academy’s Trent LeSieur and Jake Skillings are joined by Cheverus/Yarmouth’s Ben Dumais and Falmouth’s Cale Hanson.
Massabesic’s Evan Boulard wins New England wrestling title
Massabesic girls earn the team title and have their own champion, as well as a runner-up, and many other Maine wrestlers reach the podium.
Camden Hills girls, Morse boys retain Class B swimming titles
Rowan Stewart of Camden Hills and MDI’s Patrick Saltysiak are chosen as the performers of the meet after each wins two individual titles.
Thornton Academy boys hockey repeats as Class A champion
The Trojans score twice in the third period to beat Cheverus/Yarmouth and retain their title.
York/Biddeford/OOB boys hockey beats Hampden co-op to win Class B title
The Wildcats score three goals in a span of 4:48 in the second period and hold off the Broncos at Cross Insurance Arena.
Falmouth sweeps Class A swimming state championships
Carter VerLee leads the Navigators to a second straight boys title, and the girls win their first championship since 2009.
Nolan Ames, Maddie Provost named Mr. and Miss Basketball
Ames led Camden Hills to the Class A boys final, while Provost helped the Lawrence girls earn their second state championship in four seasons.