The 19th annual Induction Ceremony for the Midcoast Sports Hall of Fame held on Saturday, Oct. 17, in Waldoboro had a definite flavor of the Boothbay region. The Boothbay Region High School boys’ cross-country team of 2009 was inducted into the Hall of Fame. The team was recognized for becoming State Class C champions.

Boothbay football won its final home game, 52-0, over Mt.View of Throndike at Sherman Field. On Friday night, Boothbay scored three first quarter touchdowns in posting a 24-0 lead. Boothbay improves to 5-2 and is in second place in Eight-Man Small School Southern Conference action. Mt. View drops to 0-7 in conference play.

The Midcoast Sports Hall of Fame announces new deadlines for nominations for Inductees and Legends.

To allow the Board of Directors more time to deal with notifying Inductees, securing ads for the banquet program and allowing more time in the spring to deal with team and student/athlete nominations, the deadline for submitting nomination forms for Inductees and Legends is now Nov. 15. Team nominations will still be due by June 1.

The fourth-seeded Boothbay Region Seahawk field hockey team, with four straight wins to finish the regular season at 10-4, will host the fifth-seeded Waynflete Flyers, also 10-4, in the quarterfinal round of the Class C South playoffs on Tuesday, Oct. 27 at 3:30 p.m. on Perkins Field.

The Boothbay Region High School field hockey team scored 10 goals for its 10th win Monday, shutting out the visiting Telstar Rebels, 10-0, on Perkins Field to finish the regular season at 10-4.

Seven different players scored for Boothbay, with Blythe Miller, Emma Doucette and Lilly Cowing each getting two goals. Also getting goals were Moriah Smith, Mabel Kaler, Meabh Hennessey and Arabella Hodgdon.

Boothbay took a 7-0 lead after the first quarter and coach Jax Hepburn mixed up her line-up to give…

Coach Nick Scott reports the following from Saturday’s Mountain Valley Conference Championship cross country meet in Augusta.

The Boothbay Region High School field hockey team defeated Oak Hill 4-0 at home Saturday afternoon, Oct. 17 to improve to 9-4 and into fourth place in Class C South.

Details will be forthcoming. 

The Seahawks will wrap up the regular season today at home against the Telstar Rebels (1-12) at 3:30.

It couldn’t have been a happier day for Boothbay’s Special Olympics soccer team. Boothbay traveled to the Waterville YMCA's soccer fields on Thursday, Oct. 15 for state tournament play. Boothbay won all three games and came out on top. The coaches couldn’t have been happier with the team play regardless of who played the positions.

The Boothbay Region High School field hockey team got its eighth win of the season by defeating the Hall-Dale Bulldogs for the second time this season, 3-1, at Perkins Field Thursday afternoon.

Junior Moriah Smith, the team’s leading scorer, gave Boothbay a 1-0 lead with a goal at 2:06 of the first quarter.

Both teams picked up their offense in the second quarter with the Seahawks and Bulldogs each getting three penalty corner opportunities.

Approximately 75 Boothbay Region High School student-athletes are on the fall sports teams -- cheerleading, field hockey, cross country and football -- this season. 

Good luck the rest of the season, Seahawks, from the Boothbay Register.

The Seahawks improved to 7-4 with a 3-2 overtime win in Dixfield Wednesday, Oct. 14. It was the second win over the Dirigo Cougars (2-11, Class D North) this season by the Seahawks.

Junior Moriah Smith scored the winning goal in the sudden-death overtime period at the 7:25 mark of the 8-minute extra frame.

Meabh Hennessey and Olivia Hardwick each had a goal in the second quarter. Dirigo ties the game in the fourth quarter with just over three minutes to play.

Due to today's rain, the Boothbay Region High School field hockey game at home vs. Oak Hill has been rescheduled for Saturday, Oct. 17 at 2 p.m., said Allan Crocker, BRHS athletic director.

Boothbay football defeated Maranacook, 30-20, Oct. 9 which vaulted the Seahawks into second place in the Small Conference 8-man football standings. Boothbay improved to 3-2. No. 4 Maranacook falls to 3-2. Boothbay has another major test Oct. 17 as they travel to Bethel to play No. 3 Telstar (3-3). 

Pauline “Polly” Nadeau finished first among 35 runners and the Boothbay Region High School girls cross country team took first place in a race at Lisbon Oct. 9.

Boothbay Region High School Athletic Director Allan Crocker has announced that the postponed home field hockey game against Oak Hill on Sept. 28 is now scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 13, 3:30 p.m., on Perkins Field.

Today’s (Oct. 7) field hockey game at Boothbay Region High School against Hall-Dale has been rescheduled for Thursday, Oct. 15 at 3:30 p.m. Allan Crocker, BRHS athletic director, rescheduled the game because it was going to conflict with a math meet.

After wet weather forced the cancellation of what would have been Wiscasset Speedway's Group 2 season finale and Strictly Shootout two weekends ago, track management decided to pull an audible and add those racing events to their season-ending "Fall Fury" program, which was appropriately renamed "Fall Fury XL" following the change.

The Boothbay Region High School field hockey team improved to 6-4 with a 10-0 win over the Telstar Rebels (0-9) on Monday, Oct. 5 in Bethel. Details of the game were not readily available.

Seahawk cross country coach Nick Scott said his team had “a spectacular day at the Festival of Champions Saturday, Oct. 3. There were some pretty incredible performances, with lots of lifetime personal records achieved. There were also a number of people who ran considerably faster than they did a year ago.”