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Nicholas Unkovskoy, a senior economics major and member of the Middlebury alpine skiing team, has been named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All‑America At‑Large First Team following a third‑place finish at the NCAA Championships.
The Cape Elizabeth girls soccer team finished the 2025‑26 campaign without a single defeat, sealing the Class B state championship and earning the distinction of Varsity Maine Girls Team of the Year.
The Cape Elizabeth girls soccer team finished the season 18‑0, capturing the Class B state championship and earning the 2025‑26 Varsity Maine Girls Team of the Year honor.
Middlebury College announced the hiring of Kennedy Wilson, a former St. Lawrence University captain and digital media graduate, to lead its women's ice hockey program as an assistant coach.
Jim Rabbitt reflects on the growth of KIPP Academy's football program, credits Athletic Director Anthony Grimaldi and his wife Lillian for their support, and announces his move to lead Wakefield High, where Marcus Taylor will succeed him.
Over nearly 60 years, Section V hockey has cultivated legendary teams and standout athletes, making it a fertile ground for talent that reaches the NCAA and professional ranks.
The new schedule features 17 matches, nine at ECAV Stadium, and marks the first Liberty League games for the Engineers.
Finn Coburn from Scarborough and Noelle Mallory from Cape Elizabeth were named 2025‑26 Gatorade Maine Players of the Year after guiding their teams to 18‑0 records and state titles, and both have announced their college commitments.
Middlebury College announced the hiring of Elissa Chojnicki as an assistant coach for the women's basketball program, highlighting her blend of on‑court strategy, social media expertise, and cross‑coastal recruiting connections.
Norwich University has released its 2026‑27 men's ice hockey schedule, featuring a Division I exhibition against Dartmouth College, a full Little East Conference title defense, and the return of standout players Sami Molu and Cooper Bertrand.
At a Concord ceremony, eight Seacoast seniors were recognized for their leadership, scholarship and sport achievements, with several committing to college programs.
The 39th annual Joe Yukica Scholar/Athlete Awards recognized eight outstanding football seniors from Exeter, Winnacunnet, Dover and St. Thomas Aquinas for their leadership, dedication and future plans.
The Burlington Free Press has honored a dozen Vermont boys basketball standouts whose careers left an indelible mark on the Green Mountain State, from early pioneers to modern trailblazers.
Three Middlebury College baseball players—Henry Ayers, Sam Gersch, and Christian Zebrowski—have been recognized on the D3baseball.com and ABCA all-region squads, highlighting a standout season for the program.