The area was well represented on the 2015-16 Penobscot Valley Conference (PVC) Class C/D All-Conference Team.

BANGOR — The Girls Class C/D North Senior All-Star Team defeated the C/D South 65-63 on Saturday, March 12 at the Maine McDonald’s Senior All-Star high school basketball games at Husson University’s Newman Gym.

By Ernie ClarkStaff Writer One of the top amateur fighters in Maine will make his professional mixed martial arts debut in April.

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DEXTER — The youth wrestling season is in full swing.

Contributed photoALL-NEW ENGLAND — Foxcroft Academy senior Michael Pendriss followed up a recent Class B championship at 220 pounds by earning All-New England honors over the weekend at the New England Interscholastic Wrestling Championships in Providence, R.

HOWLAND — Penobscot Valley’s Grant Doane and Greenville’s Tim White each scored 14 points to lead the Home team by the Visitors 80-73 in the Penobscot Valley Conference’s Class C-D boys basketball senior all-star game Thursday night at George Sereyko Memorial Gym.

Meghan AgrellArctic shark — Last Saturday’s overall winner Mark Elliot of Greenville poses with his ice racing car Arctic Shark.

Hersey Tristan Richards Trevor Richards CASTINE — Three former Greenville High School soccer stars were members of the Maine Maritime Academy men’s team this past season.

Pearsall GORHAM — Garland resident William Pearsall, a graduate of Dexter Regional High School, was a senior on the University of Southern Maine men’s soccer team this past season.

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By Don EnoSJVT Reporter FORT KENT — Quebec musher Martin Massicotte crossed the finish line at 5:45 a.

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Photo courtesy of Foxcroft AcademyFAST STABLE OF PONIES — The Foxcroft Academy boys 4×800 relay team finished in 15th place at the New England indoor track championship on Feb.

Editor’s note: Several sports personalities with Penquis-area ties have been named members of the Maine Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2016, among them the late Ed Guiski of Dexter, former Penquis Valley of Milo player and coach Tony Hamlin, and former Foxcroft Academy stars Kevin Nelson and Dean Smith.

Dean Smith Tony Hamlin BANGOR — Twenty-three prestigious players, coaches and officials were announced as the Maine Basketball Hall of Fame’s third induction class during a news conference on Feb.

A number of wrestlers from the region were selected to the Penobscot Valley Conference (PVC) All-Conference Team for the 2015-16 season.