Seahawk cross country runners exceeded predicted seed performances at the Maine Class C State Championships Nov. 1 in Augusta. Coach Nick Scott said, despite challenging conditions, the athletes surpassed expectations in the final meet of the season.  

The second best field hockey season in Boothbay Region High School’s history came to a close as the fourth-seeded Winthrop-Maranacook Ramblers defeated the top-seeded Seahawks, 1-0, on Perkins Field, BRHS Saturday afternoon, Nov. 1 in a tournament semifinal of Class C South.

The lone goal was scored by Sophie Shuman with 9:54 to play in the fourth quarter.

The Seahawks had some chances to score in the final minutes, battling for the ball in front of the cage, but couldn’t get the ball past Rambler goalie…

The top-seeded Boothbay Region Seahawks defeated the eighth-seeded Traip Rangers, 2-0, in the quarterfinal match of Class C South on Perkins Field, BRHS on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 29.

UPDATED: With the win, the Seahawks will host the semifinal match on Saturday, Nov. 1 against fourth-seeded Winthrop, who defeated Hall-Dale, 3-0. Game time is tentatively set for 1 p.m.

Boothbay dominated play despite only getting two goals. The Seahawks had 15 penalty corners to Traip’s four and had 11 shots on goal to the…

The Boothbay Region High School cross country boys and girls teams will advance to the state championships this year. Both teams qualified at the Southern Maine Class C regional championships Oct. 25 in Cumberland.  

The state championship meet is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 1 at Cony High School, with start times for BRHS at 1:40 p.m. and 2:20 p.m. 

It was the last high school football game for Boothbay seniors Will Sledge, Hayden Rines, Keegan Murray and Griffin Yereance, and the 56-12 victory over Mount View Oct. 24 was definitely a night to remember. Murray will remember the night for a reason which had nothing to do with winning or losing. 

"Last night with the family," he said after the game. Murray didn't play due to a broken hand. "I had a blast tonight. I would've rather played, but it was great to spend this night with my…

Registration: Registration night will be on Tuesday, Nov. 4 in the BRES gym from 5 to 7 p.m. If you cannot make that night, you may register after Nov. 5 in the BRES main office.

Who: Grades PreK-6; Grouping: PreK-2 (Coed) 3/4 (Boys and Girls) 5/6 (Boys and Girls) 

When: Tuesday and Thursday nights (For 3/4 and 5/6 Rotating Schedule/TBD)

Where: 5:15-6:30 6:30-7:45

**Starting the week of Dec. 1

Saturday mornings (starting Dec. 6)

8:00-9:00 5/6 (Girls BRES/Boys BRHS)

9:00-10…

The Little Seahawk cheerleaders displayed their skills and excitement in front of a big crowd during their performance on Friday night, Oct. 24 on Sherman Field at halftime of the Seahawks vs. Mt. View football game.

On Saturday, Oct. 18, the Midcoast Sports Hall of Fame held their 18th annual Induction at the Rockland Elks Club. Two Boothbay Region High School graduates -- William Tompkins, Class of 1969, and Katie Sibley, Class of 2003 -- and the 1983/84 BRHS Girls Basketball Team were all inducted.

Boothbay Region High School seniors participating in football, cross country, cheerleading and pep band were honored Friday night, Oct. 24 prior to the BRHS/Mt. View football game.

Coaches handed carnations to each senior, who presented them to parents or those representing them at the ceremony. BRHS Athletic Director Allan Crocker announced each senior and their post-graduation plans.

Pep Band

Sophomore Peyton Barter had a night to remember Oct. 24 with six touchdowns in a 56-12 win over Mt. View in 8-man Southern Division Small Conference Football action.

Boothbay led 22-0 in the first quarter until Mustang kick returner Ed Powers returned a kickoff for a score. Boothbay finishes the season with a 3-4 record and qualified for the post-season. But several injuries resulted in Boothbay deciding whether to play No. 1 Old Orchard Beach next weekend.

The Boothbay Region Seahawks and Lisbon Greyhounds, the top two field hockey teams in the Mountain Valley Conference during the 2025 season, battled into overtime in the annual league championship game played on Winthrop's turf field on Thursday, Oct. 23. Lisbon won the winner's plaque and both teams may meet up in the Maine Prinicipals Association tournament which starts next week.

Here are some scenes from the game.

The Lisbon Greyhounds defeated the Boothbay Region Seahawks, 2-1, in overtime to win the 2025 Mountain Valley Conference field hockey championship on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 23 in Winthrop.

The Rotary Club of Damariscotta-Newcastle held its annual Karl’s Kids barbeque, cornhole, and dance event in Nobleboro Oct. 18, and it was a huge success. Karl’s Kids supports kids and teens in Lincoln County in financial need who want to participate in sports or enjoy outdoor activities. The organization helps with equipment and many other ways that provide access to physical activities. 

In an upset, the Boothbay Region High School girls cross country team placed first at the Mountain Valley Conference (MVC) Championship Oct. 18 at University of Maine Augusta. The win marks the fourth year in a row the girls team won the event.   

Seahawk coach Nick Scott said he didn't expect the victory. The girls were seeded third, more than 20 points behind number-one Maranacook Community High School. Scott said Boothbay didn’t even devise a race strategy to beat them.   

The Boothbay football team traveled six-plus hours north Oct. 17 in pursuit of a road victory in Fort Kent and spent the night a few miles from the Canadian border.

On Oct. 18, the team woke up and played County, an Aroostook County cooperative high school football team. Boothbay returned home later that day with a 48-38 victory. Boothbay improved to 2-4.

The Seahawks rolled to a 36-8 lead at halftime. In the second half, Coach Ed Crocker substituted many of his starters and the County team rallied. County…

The Boothbay Region High School field hockey team will take on the Lisbon Greyhounds in the annual Mountain Valley Conference championship field hockey game on Thursday, Oct. 23 at 4 p.m. at Winthrop, according to BRHS Athletic Director Allan Crocker.

The teams tied, 0-0, in double overtime during the regular season in a game played at Lisbon Sept. 24.

Boothbay, ranked no. 1 in Class C South, and Lisbon, ranked no. 2, have identical records, 11-1-2.

It was a beautiful day for soccer competition held at Morse High School on Wednesday, Oct. 15.

The Boothbay Special Olympic athletes have been practicing since August and although the competition was tough it all paid off. Boothbay played four games and wontwo. The best win was against the Navigators from Lewiston-Auburn where Boothbay athletes have many friends. Boothbay also played the Mid Coast Raptors, Momentum North and The Incredibles. Scoring in the competitions were Deshawn Averill, Joey Ranco, Grace…

The Boothbay Region High School field hockey team avenged its only season loss by dominating the Hall-Dale Bulldogs, 5-0, in Farmingdale Friday afternoon, Oct. 18. Earlier in the season, the Bulldogs defeated the Seahawks, 1-0.

With the win, the Seahawks moved into first place in Class C South, jumping past Lisbon by a small Heal point margin.

Moriah Smith, the team's top scorer, gave Boothbay a 1-0 lead with an unassisted goal at 7:56 of the second quarter.

The Seahawks kept up the offensive pressure and…

The Boothbay Region Middle School cross country team finished their season strong at the Busline League championship meet Thursday, Oct. 16 at Medomak.

The girls team took third place against 11 scoring teams. Six BRMS girls placed in the top 25 out of 115 runners.

Leading the Wildcats was 6th place finisher Polly Nadeau-Miller with a time of 14:15. Other girls results were: Jimiah Stetson, 11th, 15:49; Cora Robinson, 14th, 16:07; Emma Scott, 24th, 16:52; Jillian Higgins, 25th, 17:00; Annalise Gapski, 40th, 18:46 and Hattie…

The Boothbay Region High School cross country team finished strong at its final regular-season meet Oct. 10 at Lisbon. The girls team won second place, the boys team won third, and Maddie Andreasen placed third overall. 

Andreasen led the girls with a 23:01.10-minute finish. Other girls results were: Audrey Robinson, 10th, 25:18.20; Maggie McCarthy, 15th, 27:05.30; Lexi Hughes, 16th, 27:13.10; Rose Campbel, 24th, 29:05.80; Abby Orchard, 25th, 29:43.00; and Hannah Kreft, 37th, 33:34.20.  …