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An aerial shot of Wednesday’s contest between Presque Isle and Fort Kent

Wildcats Ice Warriors in Walk-Off Fashion

Cameron Levasseur, Sports Editor
May 12, 2021
Senior Rhylee Kinney (41) looks for the rebound during the Wildcats first meeting with Fort Kent earlier this month.

Wildcats’ Defense Comes Up Big in Suffocation of Warriors

Cameron Levasseur, Sports Editor
February 25, 2021
Sophomore Anna Jandreau looks for options on offense during a January 2021 game against Houlton.

Wildcats Dismantle Rival Vikings

Cameron Levasseur, Sports Editor
February 3, 2021
Junior Faith Sjoberg drives on Houltons Emma Ardell during the third quarter of Saturdays contest.

Varsity Girls Down Houlton for Second Consecutive Game

Cameron Levasseur, Sports Editor
January 30, 2021
Head Coach Jeff Hudson talks to his team prior to the game on Wednesday. The Wildcats would go on to win 52-48.

Wildcat Girls Win Over Houlton in Season Opener

Cameron Levasseur, Sports Editor
January 21, 2021
A JV boys basketball game between Presque Isle and Houlton tips off on December 11th of 2019. This season, given the undoing pandemic, the MPA has decided to eliminate the tip off in favor of a coin toss to decide possession. “It’s going to be so different doing a coin toss,” said senior Hattie Bubar. “I feel like it’s not the same without a tip off.

Arbitrary Restrictions, Why Do They Exist?

Cameron Levasseur, Sports Editor
December 2, 2020
Students cheer following a goal in a 2017 varsity boys soccer game. “Games probably are not going to have as much energy, they probably wont be as fast paced as they have been [in years past],” said Brandon Poitras 21, goaltender for the hockey team.

Lack of Student Presence at Games Presents New Challenge for High School Athletes

Cameron Levasseur, Sports Editor
October 23, 2020
Michael Langley ‘23 and Lindsey Himes ‘23 support Maine high school fall sports going forward, despite the pandemic. “I hope we can at least stay in the County to play because that would be better than nothing,” said Himes.

Thoughts on #letusplay

Jack Boone and Wyatt Young
August 26, 2020
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