Student athletes from the 17 member high schools of the Aroostook League were recognized for their accomplishments at the 14th annual Scholar/Athlete Banquet.
Last year the Owls had a disappointing season and Jonathon Eigenmann tells us the team is ready to turn last years disappointment into a bid for a playoff spot this season
The USA Football Community has awarded their first member of the month to Aroostook County's Stuart Wyckoff, and while he is flattered to receive the honor, he says it reflects more on the program that helps bring the love of football to the county.
The SAHS boys and Girls basketball teams defended their titles Monday Night in Bangor. Both games were rematches of last year's state championship contests.
Wednesday was a busy day due to schedule changes because of the upcoming weather, 8 games were played as the battle for a spot in Championship Saturday was on the line.
The Tournament continued today with 4 class C quarterfinals taking place, but with the upcoming weather, there are big changes to the schedule for the rest of the tournament
Friday kicked off the MPA high school basketball tournament at the cross insurance center. 4 class b teams took to the court as the battle for the gold ball commences. We also take a look at the schedule for Saturday's games.
The 2023 Class B Alpine State Championships will be stopping at Big Rock Mountain for the Giant Slalom. Not only does it allow county racers to stay close to home but it's also important for the community
The Alpine will be held at Lonesome Pine on Monday. The Fort Kent Outdoor Center will also host the State Nordic Ski Championships on Wednesday and Thursday.
2023 Maine McDonald’s All-Star High School Senior Teams, All-Star Coaches, All-State Academic Teams and Mr. and Miss Maine Basketball Semifinalists announced today
The Central Aroostook Cheerleaders, a team of 7, took to the big stage in Augusta and came away with the state championship, beating out Bangor Christian by 4 points.
The Fort Fairfield Tigers Might not have started the season off the way they wanted, but they are hitting their stride now. Their shots are starting to fall, and the defense has been smothering.
The Presque Isle Wildcats girls basketball team had some ups and downs on the basketball court this season.they are now turning their attention toward the playoffs
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