Medomak Valley’s Patrick O’Donnell, Taylor Keefe, Gwen Moiles, Kianna Ocean, and Megan Wyllie were named to the KVAC 2008-09 Indoor Track All-Conference team.

Medomak Valley’s indoor track team may be short in numbers, but they are long on talent. The girls won the KVAC 4 by 800 relay in 10:48.54 at the league championship meet Friday night at Bowdoin College.

Four local wrestlers placed in the second annual Maine Girls’ High School Wrestling Invitational, held at Mt. Blue High School in Farmington on Feb. 18.

Medomak Valley girls’ basketball coach Randy Hooper was named KVAC 2008-09 Coach of the Year. Hooper has coached basketball at Medomak for four years.

Two and a half weeks after the state wrestling tournament was held at the Augusta Civic Center on Feb. 7, area coaches are still waiting for bracket sheets and results promised to be sent to them.

Lincoln Academy boys’ basketball team wrapped up their KVAC season with a 49-37 win at Medomak on Feb. 5. The Eagles got off to a slow start, trailing 12-4. Ben McLain hit a 3-pointer at the first quarter buzzer to close the gap to five, 12-7 at the break.

Wiscasset boys’ basketball team defeated St. Dominic’s 47-42 on Feb. 19 to earn a berth in the Western Maine Class C championship game with Dirigo.

Lincoln Academy boys’ basketball team crushed Fryeburg Academy Tuesday night, 69-48 in a West Class B preliminary match-up. With the win, Lincoln advances to the West B tournament. They play #2 seed Falmouth at the Portland Expo on Sat., Feb. 14 at 12:30 p.m. in the West B quarterfinals.

The Interscholastic Management Committee of the Maine Principal’s Association acted on the Ad Hoc recommendations (see The Lincoln County News, Jan. 8 issue, front page story) on athletic policy on Monday.

In Medomak Valley boys’ basketball action, the Panthers tamed the Bears and the Lions.

After a slow start that saw Lincoln Academy girls’ basketball team spot undefeated Waterville eight points, the Lady Eagles did everything they needed to do to put themselves into a position to win.

A Used Sporting Goods Equipment Swap scheduled for Jan. 31 at Lincoln Academy has been postponed. The event was organized by the Lincoln Academy Boosters who had asked community members to please clean out their closets and donate good used sporting equipment for the sale.

Wiscasset High School boys’ basketball action this week.

After 16 seasons as program director and announcer, Ken Minot made a difficult decision to end his career at the largest track in Maine.