<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4LI8jL_0w0PDmvk00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4LI8jL_0w0PDmvk00" width="1200" height="600" >AROOSTOOK COUNTY, Maine (WAGM) - The Presque Isle boy’s soccer team beat Old Town 8-0 last time they matched up, today they met again. The student section sporting a lot of hunter orange. You could see it from a mile away... unless you’re a deer of course. Presque Isle got on the board first with a breakaway, Camden O’Donnell finishes through the contact. The Wildcats never looked back and won 7-0.The Hodgdon Hawks have put up a lot of goals this season and they hoped to continue that trend today when they hosted Schenck. Lots of different colors on the field, the Lady Hawks in pink. They scored a goal early on it was a roller to the left side that sneaks in. The Hawks kept their foot on the gas pedal, the next goal was opposite to the last. They push the ball to the right side and put some arc on it making it 2-0. Then, it was the Wolverines scoring their first goal of the game. They put up a fight but the Hawks win 10-4. The Ezell sisters combined for nine goals.The Central Aroostook girls were also on the home field taking on the Fort Fairfield Tigers. It was senior night in Mars Hill, the tradition of giving a flower lives on. Aiden Kinney is the second lady Panthers player to do the honors of singing the anthem. No goals early in this contest but a high seeded matchup as the Panthers are 8-3 and the Tigers 5-3. The Panthers come out on top 2-1.A couple of other games were played today. Piscataquis picks up a 4-1 win over the Southern Aroostook Warriors. Ethan Collier scored the lone goal for the Warriors. In Fort Kent the Caribou Vikings boy’s team beat the Warriors 5-1. A few different goal scorers: Evan Durepo scored two, Damarian Gagnon, Edison Sleeper, and Owen Corrigan each netted one. The Fort Fairfield Tigers picked up a 4-1 win over the Central Aroostook Panthers. Lucas Cormiuer scored two, Graedon King and Cayden Ala aided with one goal. The Panthers solo goal was scored by Dylan McKeen.GIRL’S SOCCER:HODGDON HAWKS: 10SCHENCK WOLVERINES: 4CENTRAL AROOSTOOK PANTHERS: 2Julia Pierce (1)Callie Thomas (1)FORT FAIRFIELD TIGERS: 1Skyler Oakes (1)FORT KENT WARRIORS: 9Maddie Martin (4)Reese Doucette (4)Emlyn Nadeau (1)CARIBOU VIKINGS: 0BOY’S SOCCER:PISCATAQUIS PIRATES: 4SOUTHERN AROOSTOOK WARRIORS: 1Ethan Collier (1)PRESQUE ISLE WILDCATS: 7OLD TOWN COYOTES: 0FORT FAIRFIELD TIGERS: 4Lucas Cormier (2)Graedon King (1)Cayden Ala (1)CENTRAL AROOSTOOK PANTHERS: 1Dylan McKeen (1)EASTON BEARS: 6Mason Pelletier (1)Chase Flewelling (1)Josiah Ellis (1)Ashton Bugbee (1)Zach Pelletier (1)Owen Henderson (1)HODGDON HAWKS: 0WOMEN’S SOCCER:UNIVERSITY OF MAINE FORT KENT BENGALS: 1</div></body>

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AROOSTOOK COUNTY, Maine (WAGM) - The Presque Isle boy’s soccer team beat Old Town 8-0 last time they matched up, today they met again. The student section sporting a lot of hunter orange. You could see it from a mile away... unless you’re a deer of course. Presque Isle got on the board first with a breakaway, Camden O’Donnell finishes through the contact. The Wildcats never looked back and won 7-0. The Hodgdon Hawks have put up a lot of goals this season and they hoped to continue that trend today when they hosted Schenck. Lots of different colors on the field, the Lady Hawks in pink. They scored a goal early on it was a roller to the left side that sneaks in. The Hawks kept their foot on the gas pedal, the next goal was opposite to the last. They push the ball to the right side and put some arc on it making it 2-0. Then, it was the Wolverines scoring their first goal of the game. They put up a fight but the Hawks win 10-4. The Ezell sisters combined for nine goals.

10/08/2024 College and High School Sports Results

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