Winslow soccer coach Lacey Smith, right, says a few words on behalf of senior Carly Warn, bottom right, during a signing ceremony for Warn and field hockey player Bodhi Littlefield, seated at the left, Tuesday in Winslow. Field coach Mary Beth Bourgoin is pictured at the left. Littlefield will play at Ohio University while Warn is headed to Bryant University.
Winslow senior Bohdi Littlefield, left, carries flowers given to her by former teammate Maddie Beckwith, right, before Littlefield signed her letter of intent to play field hockey at Ohio University on Tuesday in Winslow.
Photos are taken with Winslow senior Bodhi Littlefield, seated at left, following a signing ceremony Tuesday in Winslow. Pictured with Littefield are from left, her grandpa Carino Au, mother Kendra, coach Mary Beth Borgoin, boyfriend Colby Pomeroy and father Wes.
Winslow seniors Carly Warn, seated left, and Bodhi Littled, seated right, are shown during a signing ceremony Tuesday in Winslow. Soccer coach Lacey Smith, is shown at the left while field hockey coach Mary Beth Bourgoin is shown at the right. Littlefield will play field hockey for Ohio University while Warn will play soccer for Bryant University in Rhode Island.
Winslow field hockey coach Mary Beth Bourgoin, left, says a few words on behalf of senior Bohdi Littlefield, right, before Littlefield signed her letter of intent to play field hockey at Ohio University on Tuesday in Winslow.
Winslow soccer player Carly Warn, right, and her mother Mary Lou share in the moment following a signing ceremony for Warn, and Bodhi Littlefield, a field hockey player, Tuesday in Winslow.
Skowhegan senior Hannah McKenney hands her puppy to field hockey coach Paula Doughty on Tuesday before signing a letter of intent to play at Providence College.
Skowhegan senior Hannah McKenney holds her puppy before she was to sign a letter of intent to play field hockey at Providence College on Tuesday at the high school.
Skowhegan senior Hannah McKenney signs a a letter of intent to play field hockey at Providence College during a small ceremony Tuesday at Skowhegan Area High School.
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