Veteran coach Warren Cossette has a good group out for track and field this spring, including many veteran and talented athletes. There are 33 athletes out for the team, including 19 boys and 14 girls.

Medomak Middle School 190-lb. wrestler Brandon Lessard was crowned champion at the Pine Tree Wrestling League State championship Saturday at Medomak Valley High School.

Lincoln Academy 130 pound wrester Sarah Alley won the Maine High School Girls Wrestling Championships Saturday in Gardiner.

The Midcoast Ice Cats ice hockey team wrapped up their 2010-11 season with an 11-4-1 record.

Lincoln Academy varisty boys’ basketball coach John Gosselin resigned on Monday.

A local bowling team won the first annual Nick DePatsy Memorial Tournament, held at ALLPLaY Family Entertainment Center on Friendship Street in Waldoboro on Saturday.

Legendary Maine boys’ high school basketball coach IJ (Irvin James) Pinkham, of East Boothbay, completed his 40th season last week, bringing his career win total to 524. He has averaged just over 13 wins a season.

The CLC YMCA Grade 5/6 girls’ travel team, coached by Kevin Feltis, won their third straight tournament of the season, capturing first in the 16 team Westbrook Paper City Classic last weekend.

Wiscasset High School senior swimmers John McLeod and Ross Hanley placed in the New England High School championships, held at UNH.

The Saint Joseph’s College Athletic Dept. will host a formal softball field dedication ceremony prior to the Monks’ Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) doubleheader versus Rivier College on Sat., April 9.

Medomak Middle School wrestlers won three out of five matches this week, topping Brewer 47-39, Camden 54-42, and Rockland 54-36, and losing to Bucksport 40-48 and Belfast 21-70.

Sign-ups for Damariscotta River Lacrosse Club will be held at the CLC YMCA on Thurs., March 31 at 5:30 p.m.

Fourth seed Nokomis defeated third seed Medomak Valley girls’ basketball team 50-41 to win the East Class B championships Feb. 26 at the Bangor Auditorium. The Warriors led by 15 late in the third quarter, before the Lady Panthers rallied to pull within two in the final period.

Shania Creamer, a 15-year-old sophomore at Lincoln Academy, performed in several figure skating numbers, including a solo at the Skating Club of Brunswick’s “That’s Entertainment” figure skating extravaganza March 20.