Ten Boothbay Region High School senior football players were honored before their Oct. 11 game versus Yarmouth. Coach Ed Crocker presented them with flowers to give to their parents. During introductions, athletic administrator Alan Crocker announced the seniors’ intentions upon graduation.

Jordan Espeut has played football for one season. He plans to join the workforce upon graduation. Espeut is the son of Kerrin Weatherly. Tim Norton recorded the games this season. He plans to attend college upon graduation. He is the son of Pete and Susan Norton. 

Ben Rumney played football for four seasons. He plans to attend college after graduation. He is the son of Vicky and Dave Rumney. Clarence Burnham played football four years. He plans to attend Eastern Maine Community College to study building construction. 

Dwight Lucas played football all four years. He will join the workforce upon graduation. He is the son of Jeff and April Lucas. Michael Cusamano played football all four years. He will join the workforce after graduation. He is the son of Mike and Corinne Cusumano.

Stephen Bennett played football for four years. He plans to attend a four-year college next fall. He is the son of Scott and Mary Jo Bennett. Michael Hollowell played football for four years. He plans to attend a four-year college upon graduation.

Nicholas Morley played football for three years. He plans to join the workforce after graduation. He is the son of Andrew and Sarah Morley. Hunter Crocker plans to study cyber security at a four-year college. He is the son of Candie and Clarence “Ed” Crocker.