The Wiscasset girls basketball team lost 32-30 to Richmond in the closing seconds of their first game of the season on Thursday, Dec. 4 in Richmond. The Wolverines also lost 42-28 on Saturday, Dec. 6 in North Haven.

The Medomak Valley wrestling team won a match while hosting a six-school dual meet on Saturday, Dec. 6 in Waldoboro.

The Medomak Valley girls basketball team beat Erskine 53-40 in their season opener on Friday, Dec. 5 in Waldoboro, and lost to Yarmouth 33-30 on Tuesday, Dec. 9 in Yarmouth.

The Lincoln Academy boys basketball team won one game and lost another at the Winthrop Tip Off Tournament on Saturday, Nov. 29 in Winthrop. The Eagles lost to Gray-New Gloucester 63-46 in an afternoon tilt, and then bounced back to beat host Winthrop 64-37 in an evening match.

Boys Basketball: GSB 66 – Nobleboro 18. Girls Basketball: GSB 55- Nobleboro 19; and Woolwich 44 – Wiscasset 20.

Medomak Valley wrestlers Shamus Pease and Grady Pease, and Jakobi Hagar of Lincoln Academy all swept their opponents 3-0 to earn individual championships at the 44th annual Westlake Memorial Wrestling Tournament on Saturday, Nov. 29 at Morse High School in Bath. Grady Pease won the 190 pound weight class. Shamus Pease won the 215 pound weight class, and Hagar won the 175 pound weight class.

The Lincoln Academy girls basketball team lost a pair of games on Saturday, Nov. 22 at a preseason tournament held at Spruce Mountain High School in Jay. The Eagles lost to Gray New Gloucester 58-28 in their first scrimmage of the day and dropped their second 25-21 to host Spruce Mountain.

The Boothbay boys basketball team will look to use size to improve on last year’s 5-13 record that saw them fall one spot short of making the playoffs.

Despite losing five players to graduation, the Wiscasset boys basketball program will have a deep bench during the upcoming season.

The Lincoln Academy boys basketball team faces the same challenge that it encountered last year, when it had to replace the whole starting lineup after the departure of eight seniors to graduation.

It may be challenging for the Medomak Valley girls basketball team to match the success of last season due to the graduation of some of last season’s key players, including the KVAC Player of the Year.

The Boothbay Region High School girls basketball team kicked off its first practice of the season on Monday, Nov. 17 with a sense of optimism. The Seahawks missed the playoffs last year after posting a 5-13 record that was greatly impacted by the early loss of two top players to season-ending knee injuries.

More than a dozen local athletes have competed in college football, soccer, field hockey, and cross country this fall. To submit news about Lincoln County athletes competing in college sports, email mlebel@lcnme.com.

The Lord of the Strings coed adult tennis team competed at the U.S. Tennis Association League National Championships Nov. 7-8 at the Surprise Tennis & Racquet Complex in Surprise, Ariz. The nine-person team was eliminated from the Mixed 18 & Over 6.0 Division tournament at the conclusion of the first round after winning one match and losing three.