Jon Ouellette

Caribou track and field athletes posted several top-10 finishes at the MDI meet, including wins from Emma Graves, Max Morrow, Seth Dubay and Caela Day.

Wisdom baseball walked off Hodgdon in eight innings, Fort Fairfield softball moved to 7-0, and Madawaska baseball beat Washburn.

Caribou baseball beat Presque Isle 11-7, Houlton boys lacrosse hosted Bangor, and Presque Isle swept the track team titles in Ellsworth.

Spring Week Three Athlete of the Week ended in a tie, with Max Morrow of Caribou and Collin McCrum of Washburn earning co-winner honors.

Nominations are open for Spring Week Four Athlete of the Week, covering County spring sports performances from May 11 through May 17.

Northern Maine Community College celebrated more than 200 graduates during its 61st commencement ceremony, which returned to campus for the first time in over a decade.

Fort Fairfield swept Madawaska on the diamond, Presque Isle swept Houlton/GHCA on the tennis courts, and Caribou moved to 7-0 in both boys and girls tennis on Monday, May 12.

Northern Maine Community College honored its Nursing Class of 2026 during the annual Nursing Pinning Ceremony in Presque Isle.

Aroostook County tennis players from Presque Isle, Caribou, Fort Kent, Houlton and Van Buren are set for MPA state singles and doubles play.

May 11 County sports action featured baseball and softball wins for Caribou, Katahdin, Washburn and Fort Fairfield.