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Forest Hills Beats Wolverines 65-35

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The Forest Hills boys basketball team played an aggressive style of hoops while defeating the Wolverines 65-35 on Monday, Jan. 29 in Wiscasset. Spencer Pinkham and Landin Shirey led the Wolverines (8-8) with ten points apiece. Cooper Daigle scored 24 points to lead the Tigers, who improved to 11-5 on the season. 

Lincoln Academy Girls Lose 38-35 at MCI

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The Eagles’ girls basketball team lost to MCI 38-35 on Saturday, Jan. 27 in Pittsfield. It was a close game all the way but the Eagles could never quite extend and hold a lead in the game. Lincoln Academy trailed 16-15 at the end of the half, and then rallied for a 26-25 lead heading into the final quarter in the low scoring game. Mariam DeLisle scored 22 points to lead Lincoln Academy. Kayleigh Dunton tallied 14 to lead the MCI offense. 

Medomak Valley Girls Lose to Oceanside in 7th Annual Paws for the Cause Pink Out Game

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The Panthers girls pounced to an early 21-18 lead before it slipped away in a 49-40 loss to undefeated Oceanside on Saturday, Jan. 27 in the Panthers den.

The seventh annual Paws for the Cause pink out game was the opener of a boys and girls doubleheader against rival Oceanside. Players wore pink uniforms and many fans dressed in pink to pay homage to people in their lives affected by cancer. Proceeds from the game and associated fundraiser will benefit Lincoln Health’s breast care program.

Sara Nelson and Kytana Williamson led the Panthers (11-4) with 13 points apiece, and Bailey Breen was the top scorer for Oceanside (14-0) with 14.

Oceanside Boys Rally Past Panthers to Remain Undefeated

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The Medomak Valley (13-2) boys basketball team built a 9 point lead in the first half but couldn’t hold on as Oceanside (14-0) rallied down the stretch to stay undefeated with a 57-47 win on Saturday, Jan. 27 in Waldoboro.  Kory Donlin and Gabe Lash each scored 11 points to lead Medomak. Donlin also grabbed 14 rebounds and Lash had 9 to help keep the high-octane Mariners offense in check for most of the game. Zeb Foster led Oceanside with 22 points.

Nathan Gess Earns 100th Career Wrestling Win for Medomak Valley

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Medomak Valley High School wrestler Nathan Gess earned his 100th win before a cheering home crowd on Wednesday, Jan. 24 in Waldoboro. Wrestling in the 285 weight class, Gess pinned Eric Richmond of Lincoln Academy to reach the coveted wrestling milestone. Fans in attendance flashed 100 signs while cheering for the senior wrestler, who has also been a standout football player for the Panthers. 

Adam St. Cyr Achieves 100 Win Wrestling Milestone for Eagles

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Adam St. Cyr pinned Medomak Valley’s Nathan Legere to win the 100th match of his Lincoln Academy career on Wednesday, Jan. 24 in Waldoboro. St. Cyr accomplished the feat in just his junior year, and joined teammate Jayden Lafrenaye on the Eagles’ wrestling honor roll.

Oceanside Boys Stay Undefeated With High-Scoring Win Over Eagles

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The Galley twins combined for 51 points to lead Oceanside to an explosive 95-68 win over Lincoln Academy on Friday, Jan. 12 in the Eagles’ nest. Gabe Hagar led Lincoln Academy with 22 points, and Lucas Houghton scored 12 as the Eagles tried to keep pace with the speedy Mariners. 

LA Grad Taking Her Basketball Skills To The Next Level

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Lincoln Academy basketball fans will be glad to hear that one of their own from the class of 2021 has been achieving great success at the college level. Maddy York scored 29 points to boost the Southern Maine Community College Seawolves to a dramatic 68-63 overtime win on Saturday, Jan. 6 in South Portland.

Medomak Valley Boys Basketball Coach Nick DePatsy Achieves 400th Win

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Dozens of Medomak Valley fans held 400 signs in the stands at Morse High School after the team’s 64-35 thumping of the Shipbuilders on Thursday, Dec. 28 earned Nick DePatsy his 400th win as a high school basketball head coach. It was a special moment for the community that brought a smile to his face after coaching his squad intensely during the 32 minutes of the match.


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