Two first-half goals were enough as the Mountain Valley Falcons spoiled Boothbay Region’s Homecoming game by winning 2-1 on Perkins Field on a rainy Friday afternoon, Oct. 2.

Melina Byam scored first with just one minute expired in the game. In the second quarter, Mountain Valley scored early again on a goal by Addison Libby at 14:25.

Boothbay's (5-4) lone goal was scored at 14:09 of the third quarter on a shot by Moriah Smith.

Boothbay football lost a hard fought Homecoming game Friday night to the undefeated Old Orchard Beach Seagulls, 50-26, at Sherman Field.

Not many teams this season have scored against OOB, but Boothbay scored first for a 6-0 lead in the first quarter. Boothbay scored again in the second quarter and led 14-6 before OOB rallied and eventually took a 28-14 lead.

OOB improves to 5-0. Boothbay falls to 2-2. Boothbay travels to Readfield on Friday, Oct. 9 to play Maranacook, 3-0. 

With no time on the clock after a penalty corner entry, Winthrop senior Gabby Janik received a pass and pushed the ball into the goal to give the visiting Ramblers a 2-1 win over the Boothbay Region Seahawks on Perkins Field, BRHS Sept. 30.

The now 7-1 Ramblers and the now 5-3 Seahawks played evenly throughout the 60-minute contest with defense being a highlight. Neither team had many shots on goal, especially in the first and third quarters.

The Boothbay football team is on a roll, winning two consecutive games. On Sept. 25, the Seahawks traveled to Hiram and beat Sacopee Valley, 32-14, in 8-man action. Boothbay improves to 2-1 and Sacopee Valley falls to 0-4.

Dolphin Mini-Golf, at 510 Wiscasset Road, Boothbay, is holding a benefit for Toys for Tots the first two weekends in “Spooktober!" 5-9 p.m. all four nights. 

That's Saturday, Oct. 3 and 10; Sunday, Oct. 4 and 11.

Bring a toy and play for free, or pay $7. There will also be a donation jar.

And, pay no attention to any seasonal visitors that may or may not be hanging around.

Course closes for the season Oct. 12. 

The Boothbay Region High School boys cross-country team (122) finished fourth out of 11 teams at the Sept. 24 meet, hosted by Gardiner High School, at the University of Maine at Augusta XC course. Winthrop (43), Maranacook (72) and Dirigo (117) finished first through third.

Finishing first and sixth overall for the BRHS team among the 136 runners in the 3.1 mile race was senior AJ Crocker with a time of 18:21.28. Overall top finisher was Dirigo senior William Morris with a time of 16:59.89.

Due to the weather forecast and field conditions, today's field hockey game featuring Boothbay Region High School and Oak Hill on Perkins Field has been postponed, with a make-up date to be announced, according to BRHS Athletic Director Allan Crocker.

Senior Scramble Sept. 21

A penalty stroke lifted into the top left corner of the goal with just under two minutes to play gave Lisbon the lead and the visiting Lisbon Greyhounds held on to defeat the Boothbay Region Seahawks, 2-1, on Perkins Field Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 23.

The Class C South contest featured the undefeated Greyhounds (now 5-0) against the division-leading Seahawks (now 5-2). The loss dropped Boothbay to second place as Winthrop jumped to first place as of Thursday morning. Lisbon is in fourth place.

The Boothbay Region Seahawk field hockey team improved to 5-1 with a 4-0 win at Sacopee Valley in Hiram Monday, Sept. 21.

Details of the game were not available at press time.

Boothbay had no problem defeating Waterville Sept. 18 in 8-man football action as the Seahawks won, 30-8, at Sherman Field, but Coach Ed Crocker saw a lot of mistakes in his team's performance. Penalties were a major reason for his criticism as the Seahawks had three touchdown runs of over 40-plus yards called back due to penalties.

"Don't get me wrong, I'm happy with the victory, but penalty after penalty really cost us," Crocker said. "We need to be more disciplined on offense or it will end up hurting us…

The Seahawk field hockey team (4-1) rebounded from its first loss of the season with a 3-2 win over Mountain Valley (4-1) Rumford Friday, Sept. 18.

Senior AJ Crocker set a home meet record and both the boys and girls Seahawk cross country teams defeated Lisbon and Richmond at a home meet Friday, Sept. 18. 

Boothbay football won its first game of the season Friday with a 30-8 victory over Waterville at Sherman Field. Boothbay struggled in the early going due to penalties and turnovers, but built a 30-0 lead in the third quarter and allowed a fourth quarter touchdown to Waterville.

Boothbay improves to 1-1. Waterville falls to 1-2 in 8-man football.

On Sept. 25, the Seahawks travel to Hiram to play 0-3 Sacopee Valley. 

Senior Scramble Sept. 14

For the 19th year, the Midcoast Sports Hall of Fame has selected 10 Finalists for the organization’s 2026 student-athlete-of-the-year awards.

A battle between the top two field hockey teams in Class C South went the home team’s way as the Spruce Mountain Phoenix edged the Boothbay Region Seahawks, 2-1, in Jay Wednesday, Sept. 16. Both teams were 3-0 going into the game.

The Boothbay Region High School football team looks for their first win Friday night at Sherman Field versus Waterville. The Seahawks lost their season opener Sept. 11, 26-0, to Bucksport. 

Boothbay managed 87 total yards of offense against the Golden Bucks defense. The rushing attack ran 26 times for 73 yards. Peyton Barter had 18 carries for 92 yards. Ben Hodgdon had one carry for one yard. But two other ball carriers combined for seven rushes for minus 20 yards. 

On Monday, Sept. 14, the Boothbay Region Seahawk field hockey team improved to 3-0 on the season with a 4-0 shutout at Hall-Dale.