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Nominees Sought for LA Sports Hall of Fame

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The Lincoln Academy Alumni Council is currently seeking nominations for the LA Sports Hall of Fame. Nominees must have graduated at least five years ago and cannot have coached for five years.

Shawn St. Cyr Returns to Coach LA Wrestling

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Shawn St. Cyr is returning to Lincoln Academy to coach wrestling. He has been involved with the Eagle wrestling program off and on for a number of years. In the past he has served as head coach, assistant coach and volunteer assistant coach. Most recently he has coached the Maine Trappers and USA Wrestling Maine East out of his facility in Somerville.

Coach Applebee Heads Up Wiscasset Girls

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Robert ‘Radar’ Applebee is the new head girls basketball coach at Wiscasset high school. Wiscasset did not field a basketball team in 2020-21 due to the COVID-19 outbreak, but did offer after school skills development.

New Wiscasset Coach in for the Long Haul

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New Wiscasset high school varsity boys coach Rick Larrabee said he is on board for the long haul. He and new girls varsity coach Robert ‘Radar’ Applebee are both planning to work with young athletes at the recreation and middle school level to develop their skills to build their programs. They plan to involve the high school athletes in developing the skills of the younger kids.

Jed Harris Heads Up Medomak Wrestling

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Jed Harris will head up Medomak Valley wrestling this season. Harris is no stranger to wrestling at Medomak, having co-coached the varsity with Billy Bramhall for the past 12 years. He also coached at Medomak Middle School for two years and has coached at the Medomak Pee Wee level for 13 years.

Maine Principals’ Association Winter Sports Guidelines MPA releases winter sports guidelines

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General Recommendations for Winter Activities

As we head into the 2021-2022 winter season the Maine Principals’ Association (MPA), the Maine School Superintendents Association (MSSA), the Maine Athletic Administrators Association, the Maine Music Educators Association, the Maine School Boards Association, and the Maine Athletic Trainers Association offer the following recommendations for school-based extracurricular activities. All agencies agree that education-based activities, including music and performing arts programs, support students with their social, emotional, physical, and mental health and they play a key role in the community. We will continue to seek the safest ways to make activities available for young people across the state.

Daigle Just Misses All New England Status

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Medomak Valley senior Connor Daigle placed 26th at the New England Interscholastic Cross Country Championships, held Nov. 13 in Thetford, Vt. Daigle finished in 17:12, just three seconds shy of making the All New England cut.

Medomak Valley Youth Boys Basketball Grades 3-6

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On Saturday, Nov. 20 there will be a youth boys basketball clinic for grades 3 and 4 at Medomak Middle School from 9 to 10:30 a.m. On Saturday, Nov. 20 there will be a youth boys basketball clinic for grades 5 and 6 at Medomak Valley High School from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.


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