Nokomis girls basketball team (6-9) defeated Medomak Valley (5-11) 51-38 on Jan. 28 at Nokomis. The Lady Panthers’ loss drops them to ninth place, and boosts Nokomis to eighth in North A Heal Point standings. The top eight teams move on to post season play.

Dirigo was double trouble for the Wolverines in a boys and girls basketball double header in the Cougars den on Jan. 28. Dirigo boys defeated Wiscasset 71-28 led by Wyatt Smith 11, PJ Merrill 10 and Mike Packard 10. Wiscasset was led by Billy Pinkham with 14.

Lincoln Academy has five coaching openings for spring sports, and two coaching openings for boys soccer. Spring openings include varsity girls tennis, JV baseball and JV softball. Fall openings include varsity boys soccer and JV boys soccer.

Mt.View boys basketball team defeated Lincoln Academy 77-48 on Jan. 28 in Mustang territory.

15-0 Hampden Academy boys basketball team handed Medomak Valley their third loss of the season on Jan. 24, 80-61. Hampden jumped out to a 16-6 first quarter lead to force the  Panthers to scramble early. S

Marananacook girls basketball team defended their home court for a 41-37 win over Lincoln Academy on Jan. 24. The Lady Eagles dug themselves into a hole early, 16-0 after the end of the first quarter. “The kids played hard. After a horrible first quarter, the kids just battled hard,” coach Kevin Feltis said. Lincoln’s tying 3-point attempt late in the game fell short.

Hampden Academy girls basketball team robbed Meodmak in the Panther den 58-32 on Jan. 24. Hampden led 12-10 at the quarter, before pulling away 23-16 at the half and 37-19 at the end of three.

Marancook defeated Lincoln Academy 80-32 in KVAC boys basketball action on Jan. 24. The Black Bears jumped out to a 20-6 first quarter lead and continued to  build on it, leading 40-21 at the half and 62-24 at the end of three.