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Central Aroostook boys have revamped lineup after graduating 4 starters

The Central Aroostook High School boys basketball team reached the Class C North championship game a year ago. The Panthers lost a 50-48 heartbreaker to undefeated Dexter on a controversial, buzzer-beating 3-pointer.

State champion Central Aroostook eyes another memorable season despite pandemic restrictions

Perhaps no teams are more impacted by the COVID-19 safety protocols this season than those that won state championships last season.

Southern Aroostook falls just short of D championship

Hopes of a third straight state championship fell just short for the Southern Aroostook girls basketball team Saturday, in a rematch of last year’s final.

Shires place 6th at State C cheer

The Houlton cheering squad placed sixth at the state C cheering championships Saturday at the Augusta Civic Center.

PI places 5th in B state cheer event

Presque Isle posted a nine-point improvement from the regionals.

Aroostook County company to stream key basketball tournament games, football state championships

Northern Maine Media Inc., the home of Houlton-based radio station WHOU 100.1 FM, has been video streaming high school regular-season games for several years. In 2013, it aired the Maine Principals’ Association high school basketball tournament quarterfinal games.

Maine driver to make NASCAR Monster Energy Cup series debut in New Hampshire

Austin Theriault’s childhood dream was to race in the Monster Energy Cup Series. The Fort Kent stock car racer used to go to the Cup races at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon and recalled seeing his favorite driver, Mark Martin, win the Sylvania 300 at Loudon in 2009.

Theriault negotiating deal to make NASCAR Monster Energy Series Cup debut at Loudon

Austin Theriault of Fort Kent hopes to make his Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series debut in July.

Nothing builds camaraderie for the UMPI softball team like riding the bus for 6,754 miles

The University of Maine at Presque Isle softball team has developed a special camaraderie. The Owls have had plenty of time to work on it while riding the bus for approximately 6,754 miles this season.

Presque Isle native, backup goalie named captain of UMaine women’s ice hockey team

It is rare to have a third-string player named a captain of a team.

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