Yesterday we brought our top 6 golfers back to Lakewood to compete in the East/West Championship. It was a cold, wet day, but it certainly didn't impact the Tigers' scores on the course. We ended up finishing with the lowest gross score from our top-4 on the day with a 411, securing our third conference championship in a row. We were led by Maddox Cuddy (86, and 2nd in the conference), Rory Danforth (101), Aaden Nadeau (109), and Brennan Begin (115). Although we played well, it wasn't quite good enough to qualify as a team for the Class C state championship as we did not finish under 400. Maddox Cuddy did score well enough to qualify as an individual and will be competing against some of the other top golfers in the state on October 10th at Natanis Golf Course in Vassalboro. Great job Tigers and good luck Maddox! Please click on the link above to see the full results from yesterday's match.
The results from last Friday's meet at Mt. Abram have been posted. Our boys ran hard with Rory Danforth coming in 10th overall (20:28), Aaden Nadeau finishing in 15th (22:14.40), Kerry Begaye coming in 22nd (24:13.80) and Connor Mullen coming in 29th (32:36.80). Jodie McKeen was once again a standout in the girls' race, finishing 3rd overall (23:08.50) and once again receiving a ribbon. She was followed by Lillian Coleman who finished 10th (27:45.50), Kelsey Rancourt coming in 11th (30:08.10), and Emilie Mullen who finished 20th (43:12.00). The Tigers will look to keep up the good work on 9/29th when they travel to Spruce Mountain. The golf team is also competing in the East/West Championship on 9/30th. Go Tigers!
On Wednesday, 9/23rd, our golf team traveled to Kineo to compete in the fifth meet of the year. It was a beautiful day and the competition was great. Unfortunately, Forest Hills came up just short of first losing to Greenville by 1 stroke (211 vs. 210). Maddox Cuddy was our top golfer of the day, shooting a 42 which was tied for first-overall, earning him a medal. The rest of our top 4 were Rory Danforth (47), Lillian Coleman (60), and Brennan Begin (62). Please click on the link above for the full results and remember that next week will be our conference championship and state qualifier. Go Tigers!
We had a busy weekend in cross-country. Our varsity team traveled to Mt. Abram on Friday afternoon to compete against other schools in Class C South. I am still waiting for the final results on this race, but will share them as soon as I get them.
On Saturday, our middle school team traveled to Bingham to compete against their middle school team. It was a beautiful day, and the times were fast. In the boys' race we won 20-49, with four of our runners finishing in the top five. Logan Allen finished 2nd overall (11:09), Caiden Caron finished 3rd (11:22), Stephen Coleman finished 4th (12:17), and Silas Roberts finished 5th (12:33). In the girls' race we lost 35-21, with Amelia Seavey cracking the top five, finishing 2nd overall (14:11). For the full results please click on the link above, and as always, go Tigers!
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