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.

Junior Varsity Scores throughout Lincoln County

Medomak Valley girls’ basketball scores for this week.

Thomas Gildersleeve, New Harbor, will make his third trip to the USA Hockey U18 Tier 2 National Ice Hockey Championships as part of the Maine Spartans Midget Major team.

Lincoln Academy wrestlers tied for second at York on Saturday in the Sullivan Duals Tournament. The Eagles split four dual meets, beating Kennebunk 45-36 and Wells 42-38 and losing to York 51-33 and Morse 45-34.

Savanna Poole, of Edgecomb, is a member of the Maine Lady Pirates 14U Girls’ hockey team, and her teammates won the Rhode Island Panthers 14U Tier Two ice hockey tournament in Cranston, RI, over Thanksgiving weekend, going undefeated in the tournament.

Medomak Valley freshman Michaela Melody feels just like every other cheerleader on the Panther squad.

Jordan Friedland’s turkey must have tasted just a little better last week, even if he had to wait a couple days to eat it.

The weather cooperated for the 2008 Medomak Valley Holiday Classic on Dec. 27 and 28.