Yesterday, our varsity golf team competed for the 2024 Class C State Championship. It was a very windy day, but our tiger golfers showed their resiliency shooting a combined 393 and finishing in 12th place. We brought our top six golfers and their scores were as follows: Maddox Cuddy (93), Liam Achey (95), Jaxson Desjardins (99), Carroll Frigon (106), Allie Dunning (113, 8th place for individuals), and Aaden Nadeau (126). Great job tigers, we are very proud of your successful season!
Our cross-country teams visited Lisbon on Friday and ran hard. In the girls' race, Emma Vining finished in tenth, at 25:54, earning her a medal. She was closely followed by Jodie Mckeen, who finished in 11th (26:37), Janessa Moffit, 12th (26:54), and Addison Chaisson, 14th (28:22). Our girls' team totaled 51 points, earning us a third place finish for the day. In the boys' race Aaron Obert was our top finisher at 14th (20:58), followed by Carroll Frigon, 25th (22:16), Alan Crawford, 28th (23:00), and Matthew Hall 34th (25:23). We did not have enough runners for our boys to count as a team, but this was a great warmup for our conference championship this Wednesday, October 16th @ UMA. Great job tigers! For a full list of results please click on the link above.
Today was our annual Middle School Tiger Run! In the boys race, Rory Danforth came in 1st with a time of 16:20, followed by Logan Allen (18:08), Ashton Feliberty (18:24), Connor Mullen (19:04) and Stephen Coleman (19:10). In the girls race, Lillian Coleman won with a time of 20:05, followed by Lydia Hall (21:35), Emilie Mullen (24:26), Molly Trepanier (24:29), and Sophia Hall (27:40). Thank you to all who helped put it together, and to our coaches for providing this great opportunity to our athletes. Please click on the link for the full results. Go tigers!
The class of 2026 will be holding a Scentsy fundraiser until 10/31/24. Contact a member of the Junior class, or class advisor, Mrs. Begin at 207-668-5291, ext. 111 or lindsay.begin@sad12.org for more information.
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