A 76-minute, double overtime battle on the field hockey pitch on Wednesday, Sept. 24 in Lisbon ended with a 0-0 tie between the Boothbay Region Seahawks and the Lisbon Greyhounds.

Boothbay, which entered the game at 5-1 and in fifth place in Class C South, were hoping to take down the top-ranked Greyhounds, who started the day at 4-1-1 with wins over Mountain Valley, Traip and Spruce Mountain. Boothbay’s only loss of the season was to third-ranked Hall-Dale/Monmouth while Lisbon lost Winthrop/Maranacook and tied Hall-…

 Unfortunately, summer has flown by in the blink of an eye and we are nearing the conclusion of the 2025 race season at Wiscasset Speedway.

The Boothbay Region High School cross country team put on a strong performance at their home meet Sept. 19. Maddie Andreasen won the girls race, and AJ Crocker led the Seahawks with a second-place finish in the boys event.  

The girls team finished first with 18 points and an average time of 3:49 minutes. Each girl also finished in the top ten. The boys team finished second with a three-minute average and 35 points. Lisbon won the boys event with a 2:21 average and 28 points.

The Boothbay Region High School field hockey team edged Mountain Valley, 1-0, on Monday, Sept. 22 to improve to 5-1 on the season.

A third period goal by sophomore Moriah Smith was the difference as the Seahawk defense held off the Falcons, now 2-4 in Class C North, and recorded their fourth shutout of the season.

As of Tuesday morning, the Seahawks were in fifth place in Class C South. Boothbay has a run at some of the top teams in the division over the next week.

Boothbay football fell short of the victory column Sept. 19 with a loss to Sacopee Valley, 34-30 in Hiram. Boothbay is now 0-3 in 8-man football action. Sacopee improves to 2-1. 

The Seahawks return home Sept. 26 to host Traip Academy (1-2). Traip's lone victory came against Mount View and their losses were to Bucksport and Sacopee Valley. 

Game time is 7 p.m. on Friday at Sherman Field.

On Sunday, Sept. 28, from 2 to 4 p.m., the 4th annual Mini Seahawks Pep rally will be held at Brady’s. Sponsored by Pier One Pizza, Pinkham’s Gourmet Market, Brady’s, and Darrel Gudroe, the rally will ignite the kids to finish their season strong! Pizza, chicken tenders, sports drinks, bottled water, and various desserts will be provided for the kids free of charge.

More than 125 players, making up 60 teams, competed in the Maine Cornhole Classic (MCC) fundraiser, formerly the Boothbay Cornhole Classic, Sept. 6 to benefit Special Olympics Maine’s Unified Champion Clubs and Augusta Area Food Bank. The event included both competitive and social team categories, and the return of the Airmail Challenge. 

A goal in the second quarter was all the scoring in Monday’s field hockey game between the Boothbay Region Seahawks and Hall-Dale Bulldogs, with the visiting Bulldogs pulling out a hard-fought win on Perkins Field, BRHS.

At 6:25 of the second frame, Abby Labonte pushed the ball past Seahawk goalie Sophie White for the eventual winning goal.

The Seahawks, who suffered their first loss of the season (4-1), played well but just couldn’t score against Hall-Dale’s goalie, Maig Cote, who had 17 saves. The Bulldogs improved to 3…

The Boothbay Region Elementary School cross country team had their first meet last Thursday, Sept. 11 at Medomak. The course was 2.1 miles long.

Shout out to Haddie Tomko for participating in her first middle school race… you were amazing!

Well done Paulie Nadeau-Miller placing first with a very impressive time of 14:27! 

We had four top 10 finishers, Emma Scott, Jimiah Stetson, Cora Robinson and Paulie Nadeau-Miller.

We had two top 20 finishers, Annalise Gapski and Jillian Higgins. …

The Boothbay Region High School cross country team competed in a sea of over 800 runners from 38 schools at the Southern Maine Classic in Gorham Sept. 13.  

Old Orchard Beach is off to another strong start in defense of its 8-man Small Conference Football  state championship. The Seagulls are 2-0 after a 60-0 victory over Boothbay Sept. 12 at Sherman Field. OOB scored touchdowns on two of their first three plays from scrimmage and led 32-0 after the first quarter. 

Boothbay is now 0-2 and travels to Hiram to play Sacopee Valley (1-1) at 7 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 19. The Hawks beat Traip Sept. 5 and lost to Gray/New Gloucester on Sept. 13.

For the first time in decades, the Boothbay Region High School field hockey team has opened its season with four straight wins.

On Friday, the Seahawks recorded their third shutout of the season, defeating the Sacopee Valley Hawks, 3-0, on Perkins Field, BRHS.

The Hawks, who came into the game 0-3 but lost each game by one goal, were held in check as the Seahawks didn’t allow a shot on goal. Boothbay, meanwhile, put pressure on Sacopee’s goalie, who made an unofficial 30 saves.

Old Orchard Beach rolled to their second victory this season in Small Conference 8-man football action Friday night with a 60-0 victory. over Boothbay at Sherman Field. OOB scored touchdowns on their first and third offensive plays, building an early 14-0 lead. By half-time OOB led 48-0.

Boothbay drops to 0-2. OOB moves to 2-0. Boothbay travels to Hiram for a 7 p.m. game on Friday, Sept. 19 versus Sacopee Valley. 

The Boothbay Region High School field hockey team is off to a 3-0 start after shutting out the visiting Mt. View Mustangs (1-2), 7-0, on Perkins Field Wednesday, Sept. 10.

Five goals by five different players in the first 15 minutes gave the Seahawks a comfortable lead against the Mustangs, a Class C North opponent.

Sophomore Moriah Smith, who scored three goals, added two more goals in the second half and Boothbay’s stellar defense kept Mt. View from ever mounting any type of scoring opportunities.

For the 18th year, the Midcoast Sports Hall of Fame has selected 10 finalists for the organization’s 2025 student Athlete of the Year awards. The finalists are chosen from nominations — two boys and two girls from each school — from athletic directors at the following Midcoast high schools: Camden Hills in Rockport, Oceanside of Rockland, Medomak Valley of Waldoboro, Islesboro, North Haven, Vinalhaven, Lincoln Academy of Newcastle, Boothbay Region and Wiscasset.

Congratulations to the newest members of the Midcoast Hall of Fame: Willam Tompkins, Katie Sibley and the 1984 Girls Basketball Team.

The Midcoast Hall of Fame is located at the Dow's Furniture building in Waldoboro.

Past inductees from Boothbay Region High School are: I.J. Pinkham (Class of 2017), Missy Williams (Class of 2023), Angel Tibbetts (Class of 2024), Melissa Hodgdon (Class of 2024), Kevin Burnham (Legend, Class of 2024).

In Bethel, the host Telstar Rebels beat Boothbay, 20-6, in the opening weekend (Sept. 6) of Small Conference Maine 8-man football.

Boothbay's only score occurred on a Shawn Gamage run.

Boothbay hosts defending state champion Old Orchard Beach at 7 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 12. Old Orchard defeated Orono, 60-18, in their opening game. 

The results of the Sept. 8 Senior Scramble at Sheepscot Links: 1st place (60) Ron Mansir, Keith Sproul, Kathy Sproul and Rick Real; 2nd place (62) Munro Dodge, Kim Pinkham, Carl Merrill and Dave Davis; 3rd Place (63, by match of cards) Terry Washburn, Heidi Washburn, Terry McCabe and Bill Babb.

Closest to the pins, #2 Phil Dahlgren 4'1"; #8 Anton Lawrence 4'8";

Long drives, Men Terry Washburn Women Carry Over.

The 1983/84 Boothbay Region High School State Champion girls’ basketball team and the 1986 Chuck Wagon/Steve’s Marine men’s local, state, and New England softball champions will be recognized as “Outstanding Teams” at the annual Midcoast Sports Hall of Fame banquet on Oct. 18, at the Rockland Elks Lodge.