Washburn teams honor retired educator and coach Ericson
Ron Ericson was recognized for his 48 years of service on Friday, Feb. 2 with a placard and a signed basketball from the Washburn boys and girls basketball teams.
Ron Ericson was recognized for his 48 years of service on Friday, Feb. 2 with a placard and a signed basketball from the Washburn boys and girls basketball teams.
For the first time in 13 years, the Houlton-Greater Houlton Christian Academy cheerleaders are Class C North regional cheering champions.
Sawyer St. Peter of Caribou connected on 22 of 25 free throw attempts Sunday, January 28 to earn first place in the boys’ 8-9 year-old division at the Maine Elks Association Hoop Shoot state free throw contest held at Lawrence Junior High School.
Aroostook County’s only two varsity hockey squads took to the ice Tuesday evening as Presque Isle took on the consolidated squad of Houlton-Greater Houlton Christian Academy-Hodgdon-Katahdin.
The final scores of Monday night’s boys and girls basketball games between Hodgdon and visiting East Grand do not paint an entire picture of what the season has been like for the Vikings.
BANGOR, Maine — Aroostook County had a banner day at the Elks Hoop Shoot Northern District Championships Sunday, Jan. 14. Representatives of Presque Isle Elks Lodge 1954 and Houlton Elks Lodge 835 swept their divisions at the foul shooting competition held at the James F. Doughty School. Youth from the Bangor and Millinocket Elks lodges […]
By Joseph Cyr, Special to The County HOULTON, Maine – A battle between cross-town rivals turned into an exciting, defensive matchup Wednesday evening as the Hodgdon girls basketball team journeyed to Houlton. And when the dust had settled, Hodgdon emerged victorious, 31-28. Hodgdon’s Anna Oliver and Houlton’s Amelia Callnan were the offensive standouts on the […]
Most of November and December were warm and often wet, so early ice fishing took a hit.
Held at Caribou High School, in front of a large audience, squads from Presque Isle, Central Aroostook, Fort Fairfield, Caribou and Houlton competed for the coveted title.
Martial arts students from the Presque Isle and Caribou branches of Graves Institute of Self Defense recently underwent testing for higher belt levels in the style of Ketsugo.