Maine High School Sports - Cross Country
Maxim to make the most of running a road race Thursday, May 08, 2008 Later this month, Old Town High School distance ace Hilary Maxim will compete in the Penobscot Valley Conference track and field championships in Presque Isle, hoping for another strong performance in what has been a memorable senior year of running. |
County teams coping Wednesday, April 30, 2008 The spring sports season is alive and well in Aroostook County, despite record-setting snowfall that lingered on the ground well into the spring. |
State cross country teams can run in NEs Friday, April 29, 2005 Maine's top high school cross country teams will be able to compete in the New England championships beginning next fall based on a vote Thursday by the Maine Principals' Association. After turning down similar proposals in 2002 and 2004, members |
2 sides air views on cross country teams at NEs Friday, April 01, 2005 AUGUSTA - Adam Deveau remembers the spirit of teamwork being crucial to his success in qualifying for the New England high school cross country championships last fall."I was running by myself," said the Mt. Blue of Farmington junior of his |
 Scarborough, Greely, Lisbon state champsMonday, November 01, 2004 BELFAST - Going into the state championship, the Scarborough boys were looking for redemption.After having the state title snatched from them a year ago, the Red Storm made a 3.1-mile statement heard around the Troy Howard Middle school grounds |
 Bapst tips Old Town for 'B' titleMonday, November 01, 2004 BELFAST - Over the past few years, Western Maine teams have owned their Eastern Maine cousins in state cross country meets.The John Bapst Crusaders of Bangor, however, got this year's state meet started on the right foot for EM teams, winning their |
High school cross country Monday, November 01, 2004 At Belfast, 5 kilometersGIRLS RESULTSClass AMount Ararat 59, Deering 95, Mt. Blue 116, Waterville 165, Scarborough 173, Kennebunk 188, McAuley 194, Leavitt 213, Brunswick 215, Bangor 229, Edward Little 293, Cheverus 294, South Portland 307, |
KVAC Cross Country All Conference Saturday, October 30, 2004 Class A Girls Brunswick: Chelsea Leeman; Leavitt: Emily Jacobs; Mount Ararat: Beth Wilcox, Jessie Wilcox, Krystal Douglas; Mt. Blue: Lily Hanste |
Cross country Tuesday, October 26, 2004 High schoolAt Cumberland, 3.1 milesWestern Maine ChampionshipsClass ADeering girls 52, Scarborough 72, Kennebunk 102, McAuley 117, Thornton 199, South Portland 205, Cheverus 206, Bonny Eagle 209, Sanford 224, Biddeford 234, Massabesic |
 Central, Owls, Hampden win regional crownsMonday, October 25, 2004 BELFAST - The Hampden Academy Broncos have been literally running together this cross country season and it helped give them an Eastern Maine Class B title at the Troy Howard Middle School 3.1-mile course Saturday.Hampden squeaked past runner-up |
Ponies, Bapst, Lee win Monday, October 25, 2004 BELFAST - Mount Ararat of Topsham proved the rankings to be correct in the Eastern Maine cross country championships at Troy Howard Middle School Saturday while Old Town standout Cassie Hintz smashed another course record.The Eagles, who have been |
Runners take to hills for cross country titles Saturday, October 23, 2004 Hundreds of high school runners will invade 5-kilometer courses in Belfast and Cumberland today for regional cross country championships.The Eastern Maine meet will be held on the trails behind Troy Howard Middle School in Belfast, the same site that |
Cross country Tuesday, October 19, 2004 High schoolDAC ChampionshipAt Roquebluffs, 3.1 milesWashington Academy boys 21, Machias 36, Narraguagus, Shead, Woodland, Calais1. Dom Winski (WA) 19:10, 2. Eric Leighton (WA) 19:24, 3. Adam Treat (M) 20:35, 4. Josh Albee (WA) 20:40, 5. |
 John Bapst girls, boys win titles; Old Town's Hintz sets recordMonday, October 18, 2004 BANGOR - The way she's running, not even a mucky course or gusty winds could slow down Old Town's Cassie Hintz during Saturday's Penobscot Valley Conference cross country championships."Well, it [the course] was a lot better than I thought it was |
Cross country Monday, October 18, 2004 HIGH SCHOOLAt Bangor, SaturdayPVC Championships, 3.06 milesVarsityJohn Bapst boys 74, Hampden 88, Ellsworth 94, Caribou 103, MDI 140, Old Town 168, Brewer 176, Orono 258, Presque Isle 261, Central 276, Sumner 291, Bangor 299, Lee 310, |
Cross Country Friday, October 15, 2004 High schoolAt Houlton, 3 milesGreater Houlton Christian girls 26, Limestone/MSSM 34, Fort Kent 65, Madawaska NSTop 12: Megan Korhonen (GHCA) 21:03, Jessica Jago (GHCA) 21:30, Gennifer Killins (L) 22:40, Lacey Farrar (GHCA) 23:12, Sarah Fortin |
Cross Country Saturday, October 09, 2004 High SchoolPendale InvitationalAt Hampden Academy, 2.8 milesHampden Academy boys 38, John Bapst 41, Old Town 59, Caribou 92, Central 133, Bangor 144, Hermon 212, Orono (no team score)1. Lexi Wakeling (Orono) 15:39, 2. David McCourt JB) |
Cross Country Wednesday, October 06, 2004 High schoolAt East MillinocketBoysCentral 27, Lee 65, Mattanawcook 70, Schenck 97, Piscataquis 111, Greenville NS, Dexter NSTop 20: Cory Coldwell (P) 16:43, Tom Lamarche (C) 16:49, Jon Perkins (C) 16:56, Mike Julian (C) 17:05, Sean Giroux |
Maine Festival of Champions Results Monday, October 04, 2004 At Belfast, 3.1 miles John Bapst girls 81, Mt. Blue 118, Ellsworth 162, Greely 166, Maranacook 176, Hampden 2 |
Records fall at Belfast XC festival Monday, October 04, 2004 John Bapst girls, Greely boys earn team crowns |
MTCCA Top 10 with points Wednesday, October 20, 2004 MTTCA Top 10 with points, last weeks rank and first-place votes in parenth |
cross country Tuesday, September 28, 2004 high schoolMTCCA Top 10 with points, last week's rank and first-place votes in parenthesesGirls 1. Cape Elizabeth (4) 138 2 2. Mo |
 Old Town s Hintz sets race recordMonday, September 27, 2004 Bapst girls, Caribou boys take Sectional team titles |
Cross Country Saturday, September 25, 2004 High SchoolSeacoast InvitationalAt East SullivanWashington Academy boys 34, Sumner 44, George Stevens Academy 77, Bucksport 96, Machias |
Cross Country Thursday, September 23, 2004 COLLEGENew England Men's Top 25(Rank, school, first-place points in parentheses, points) 1. Providence College (14) 350 2. Brown |
Brewer boys 42 MDI 50 Lee 73 Central 88 Mattanawcook 117 Wednesday, September 22, 2004 At Foxcroft Academy, 3.1 miles 1, Brendan Carr, BRE, 18:25.85. 2, David Clements, MDI, 18:41.94. 3, John Snow, BRE, 18:44. |
MDI girls 26 Foxcroft 47 Brewer 56 Lee no score Mattanawcook no Wednesday, September 22, 2004 1, Emily Farley, MDI, 22:01.48. 2, Melissa MacAlister, FOX, 22:28.80. 3, Shannon Marden, FOX, 22:30.73. 4, Taylor Kelley, MDI, 22:31.77. 5, |
Hampden Acad boys 32 John Bapst 38 Old Town 56 Dexter Searsport PCHS no team scoring Wednesday, September 22, 2004 At BMHI, 3 miles Top 25: 1. Travis Vicary (OT) 17:29, 2. David McCourt (JB) 17:39, 3. Zachary Whited (JB) 17:47, 4. Chris Peveragh (HA) 17: |
John Bapst girls 26 Old Town 43 Hampden Acad 55 Dexter Searsport PCHS no team scores Wednesday, September 22, 2004 Top 25: 1. Madeline Glover (JB) 19:26, 2. Courtney Martin (JB) 19:29, 3. Nicole Lavertu (JB) 20:04, 4. Amanda Gervais (HA) 20:10, 5. Molly |
Cross Country Wednesday, September 22, 2004 High schoolAt Foxcroft Academy, 3.1 milesBrewer boys, 42. MDI, 50. Lee, 73. Central, 88. Mattanawcook, 117. Foxcroft, 159. 1, Brendan Ca |
Cross Country Tuesday, September 21, 2004 high schoolMTCCA Coaches Poll, with points, previous rank and first-place votes in parenthesesBoys 1. Scarborough (11) 139 1 2. G |
Cross Country Thursday, September 16, 2004 HIGH SCHOOLAt University of Maine at Presque IsleNo Scores: Caribou Girls, Presque Isle, Fort Kent, Greater Houlton Christian, Limestone |
Cross Country Thursday, September 16, 2004 HIGH SCHOOLAt University of Maine at Presque IsleNo Scores: Caribou Girls, Presque Isle, Fort Kent, Greater Houlton Christian, Limestone |
Cross Country Thursday, September 16, 2004 HIGH SCHOOLAt University of Maine at Presque IsleNo Scores: Caribou Girls, Presque Isle, Fort Kent, Greater Houlton Christian, Limestone |
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