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Mariners Ground the Lady Eagles Oceanside 70 - Lincoln 30

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Oceanside girls basketball team defeated Lincoln Academy 70-30 on Feb. 17 in Rockland. The Lady Mariners jumped out to a 23-10 first quarter lead and scored 24 unanswered points at the end of the first period and beginning of the second to put the game away early. The Mariners sank 13 3-pointers in the win, led by Grace Woodman with five and Audrey Mackie four.

Ice Palace Opens in Boothbay

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Food Trucks A-Go in Boothbay has built the first ice palace in Maine made from running water that has been frozen into a giant castle. Eighty to 100 years ago there were a few ice castles in Maine, but they were made from blocks of ice. The Boothbay Ice Palace is complete with hallways and a grand staircase to the roof.

Lincoln vs. Oceanside Games Moved Up Moved to Wed., Feb. 17

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Due to the impending weather at the end of the week, Lincoln Academy has moved their Friday basketball games to this Wednesday, Feb. 17, two days early.  The game times will remain the same, boys varsity at LA at 6:30 p.m., and the girls varsity at 4:30 p.m. at Oceanside.

Morse Avenges Loss to Lady Eagles Morse 52 - Lincoln 45

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Morse avenged an earlier season loss to the Lady Eagles on Feb. 15, 53-45 at Lincoln Academy. The Eagles trailed 19-13 at the quarter before knotting the score 26-26 at the half. Morse led 42-35 at the end of three. Julia Goddard hit a couple of big threes for the Shipbuilders early in the fourth quarter to break the game open.

Eagle Rally Falls Short at Camden Camden 67- Lincoln 50

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Camden Hills boys basketball team defeated Lincoln Academy 67-50 in Rockport on Feb. 12. The Windjammers jumped out to a 23-9 first quarter lead and extended it to 43-18 at the half. The Eagles took flight in the second half, out scoring the Windjammers 32-24 but it was not enough to overcome the first half deficit.


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