Former Lincoln Academy girls soccer star Tatum Hancock did not plan to be a high school soccer coach, but is grateful that it came about.
Panthers Girls Soccer Wins Playoff Battle of the Cats Medomak Valley 3 - Gardiner 0
Scarlett Flint scored two goals to lead the Panthers to a 3-0 Class B North quarterfinal playoff win over Gardiner on Tuesday, Oct. 29 in Waldoboro. Summer Staples scored the third Medomak Valley goal, and Kytana Williamson had an assist on Flint’s first breakaway tally. Panthers goalie Chloe Fox made nine saves in net to earn the shutout victory.
Mic’s Pics Bonus Sports Images From the Past Two Weeks
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Eagles Field Hockey Ends Season With Loss to MCI MCI 9 - Lincoln Academy 1
The Lincoln Academy field hockey team lost 9-1 to MCI on Senior Night, Monday, Oct. 21 in Newcastle. The Eagles trailed only 2-0 at halftime, and narrowed the margin to 2-1 in the opening two minutes of the third quarter before the Huskies got their offense rolling downhill for the rest of the second half. Lexie Houghton scored the lone goal for Lincoln Academy. Eagles goaltender Lucy Nolan made 22 saves in net. Lincoln Academy fell to 4-10 on the season and failed to qualify for the Class B South playoffs.
Eagles Girls Soccer Earns Upset Win Over Morse Lincoln Academy 2 - Morse 0
The Lincoln Academy girls soccer team continued their streak of good play by shutting out Morse 2-0 on Senior Night, Tuesday, Oct. 22 in the Eagles nest. It was the fifth straight game without a loss for Lincoln Academy as they head into the playoffs with a 5-6-3 record. Morse dropped to 6-7-1 on the season.
The Eagles defense had a stellar game on the back end to help earn the shutout led by senior captain Hannah Abello. Lincoln Academy goalie Maggie Thompson made 10 saves in net for the Eagles to preserve the clean sheet.
Panthers Girls Soccer Wins Season Finale on Senior Night Medomak Valley 2 - Erskine 0
The Medomak Valley girls soccer team ended the regular season on a positive note by defeating Erskine 2-0 on Senior Night, Tuesday, Oct. 22 in the Panthers den. Erskine put up a strong fight against the Panthers (12-2), who are the number one ranked team in the Class B North Heal Points standings, as the game was scoreless through the first half. Erskine ended the regular season with a 9-4-1 record and sit in third place in Class B North.
Mic’s Pics Sports Images In the LCN This Week
Eagles Girls Squash Hornets Lincoln Academy 5 - Leavitt 1
The Lincoln Academy girls soccer team dominated play in a 5-1 win over Leavitt on Tuesday, September 17 in the Eagles den. Rowan Coffin scored two goals to spark the Eagles offense in the victory. Also scoring for Lincoln Academy were Yzze Bhe, Brea Lafrenaye and Mariam DeLisle. Zofie Day had two assists and Charlotte Abello and DeLisle each had one. Maggie Thompson made 14 saves, including a stop on a penalty kick. Lincoln Academy evened their season record at 2-2 while Leavitt dropped to 2-2.
Wolverines Boys Soccer Falls to Spruce Mountain in OT Spruce Mountain 6 - Wiscasset-Boothbay 5
The Spruce Mountain boys soccer team scored in the second overtime session to defeat Wiscasset-Boothbay 6-5 in an epic battle on Saturday, Sept. 7 in Wiscasset. It was a heart-breaking loss for the Wolverines as the Phoenix had tied the score 5-5 with just ten seconds remaining to send the hard-fought match into overtime. The contest was the first Wiscasset boys soccer game since 2021, after which the program was postponed until this season when the Wolverines formed a cooperative squad with Boothbay Region High School and joined the new 8 Person division started by the Maine Principals’ Association in 2023.
Panthers Football Drops Opener to Hermon Hermon 14 - Medomak Valley 8
A sluggish start to the opening game of the season doomed the Medomak Valley football team in a frustrating 14-8 loss to Hermon on Saturday, Sept. 7 in Waldoboro.
Swormstedt is First Woman to Win Pemaquid Beach Triathlon Avanataggio is Fastest Local Competitor Earning Fifth Place
A former NCAA Division I women’s lacrosse champion outpaced more than one hundred other competitors to win the Pemaquid Beach Triathlon during pleasant summer weather on Sunday, Aug. 25 in Bristol. Sidney Swormstedt of Laconia, NH became the first female to win the overall race championship. Her blazing time of 1:18:48 beat the closest competitor by more than two minutes. Swormstedt was a member of the 2016 women’s lacrosse team at North Carolina University that won the national championship during her freshman season. Rounding out the top five overall racers were Kyle Long of Portland (1:21:12), Stuart Olsen of Newburyport, MA (1:22:09), Curtis Bentley of Cushing (1:22:32), and August Avantaggio of Damariscotta (1:23:19).
Spike Tyson Wins Sand Volleyball Tournament In Wiscasset
Wiscasset is not a beachfront community, but that didn’t stop more than two dozen volleyball enthusiasts from playing in the sand on August 17 at the Superhero Showdown Sand Volleyball Tournament in Wiscasset. Seven teams competed for the $500 dollar championship prize sponsored by 4 Seasons Automotive during the day-long tournament at the Jones Sand Volleyball Court in Wiscasset. The Spike Tyson team defeated How I Set Your Mother in two straight sets that each went to overtime 25-23, 22-20 to win the championship in a very close match.
High School Sports Are Back!
Tryouts for fall 2024 high school sports teams began on Monday, August 19 and it won’t be long before varsity and junior varsity preseason scrimmages, meets and regular season games are underway. In this week’s edition, we have shared the fall 2024 sports schedules for Medomak Valley High School, Lincoln Academy and Wiscasset Middle High School. We look forward to covering local teams and hope that you will go to upcoming sports events to support the athletes.
Disc Golf League at Cider Hill Farm in Waldoboro Continues to Grow
The Midcoast Disc Golf Club (MDGC) enjoyed a large turnout for Random Doubles League play on Tuesday, August 13 at the Cider Hill Farm course on Main Street in Waldoboro. The parking lot was overflowing as twenty-eight players participated during the gorgeous summer evening. The Random Doubles League convenes at Cider Hill Farm (785 Main St, Waldoboro) every Tuesday night at 5 PM.
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