By Sam Canfield, Bangor Daily News Staff LEWISTON — The Foxcroft Academy Ponies (10-1) lost grip of their three-peat bid late Saturday afternoon, Nov.

By Aislinn Sarnacki In Maine, everyone is familiar with the fall hunting season.

Foxcroft Academy junior Runner Jarrett was named to the Penobscot Valley Conference boys Class C cross country first team.

Players from all five area high schools received postseason recognition from the Penobscot Valley Conference.

AUGUSTA — History was guaranteed to be made when Penquis Valley High School and Madison Area Memorial High School met for the inaugural girls 8-player soccer championship on Saturday, Nov.

The area’s three field hockey teams were well represented on the list of 2023 Penobscot Valley Conference honorees.

By Ernie Clark HAMPDEN — The 14 seniors on the Foxcroft Academy football team — already the owners of two state championship trophies — know the road to a gold ball is never without challenges.

Dexter Regional High School’s Ethan Doherty and Chase Farnsworth were both named to the Penobscot Valley Conference All-Conference Class C Team for golf.

Three area cheer athletes were named to the Penobscot Valley Conference All-Academic Team.

More than a dozen soccer players from the region were recently chosen for Maine Soccer Coaches Regional All-Star Teams.

By Larry Mahoney, Bangor Daily News Staff LEWISTON – It was a southern Maine sweep in the State Field Hockey championship games in Lewiston on Saturday, Nov.

LEWISTON — Trailing 1-0 in the fourth quarter of the 2023 Class C field championship on the artificial turf at Lewiston High School’s Don Roux Field during the late afternoon of Saturday, Nov.

BELFAST — Foxcroft Academy junior Runner Jarrett placed 10th among 110 runners at the 2023 boys Class C cross country championship Nov.

By Pete Warner TAUNTON AND RAYNHAM ACADEMY GRANT, Maine — Chris Lander has heard the talk.

GREENVILLE — The Greenville High School boys defeated Dirigo High School of Dixfield 5-0 in an 8-player Small School South semifinal on Nov.

HAMPDEN — Throughout the inaugural regular season of 8-player soccer the Penquis Valley High School girls kept the opposition from getting the ball in the team’s net with tremendous success, earning 12 shutouts in 14 games and allowing just three goals in the other two games, which were also victories, to finish with a perfect 14-0 record and the top seed for the Small School North playoffs.

By Julie Harris, Bangor Daily News Staff Who’s right is not an argument I want to pursue when people have rifles loaded to hunt deer, but there is such a thing as hunting etiquette.

GUILFORD — Over 100 participants gathered at Friends of Community Fitness on Saturday, Oct.