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.

The 1989 State Champions, plus Josh Pinkham, Buzz Pinkham and Ben Kelsey, wearing the white jerseys, defeated the black jersey clad oldies alumni team 71-62 in a fun filled, blast from the past, Saturday night at Lincoln Academy.

Lincoln Academy wrestlers won three out of five matches at the Cony duals tournament on Saturday. The Eagles defeated York 48-36, Gardiner 50-25, Erskine 57-12, and lost to Morse 42-34, and Skowhegan 51-31.

Medomak Valley girls’ soccer coach Owen Campbell resigned after the completion of the fall season. Her shoes will be hard to fill, as she accumulated a 23 win 5 loss record over her two year tenure as head coach of the Lady Panthers.

Lincoln Academy girls’ basketball team had a good showing in the Portland Holiday Tournament.

Four Lincoln County wrestlers placed in the Westlake Tournament in Bath on Saturday. Lincoln Academy’s Jesse Morkeski (189) placed second, and Dustin Creamer 3rd, Medomak’s Steven Genthner took 3rd and Boothbay’s Spencer Myshrall 3rd. Lincoln placed 9th and Medomak 12th out of 17 teams.

Wiscasset High School will be holding their annual alumni basketball games.

The Lincoln Academy Boys’ and Girls’ Varsity Basketball teams will take on alumni teams on the Friday after Thanksgiving, Nov. 28.

The Wiscasset Unsinkable Swim team traveled to Cape Elizabeth on Nov. 2 to compete in the Jamie Higgins Open.

Noelle Fairfield, Wiscasset, recently returned from Augusta, Georgia, where she and her horse, Rumor, competed in the World Barrel Racing Show championships.

The Maine Baseball Hall of Fame is seeking nominations for their 2009 induction.

The Wiscasset High School announces basketball admission fees for the 2008-09 season, with all Wiscasset school system students allowed to attend for free. However, Wiscasset students must show school identification to get into home games for free.