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    Saturday, Nov.

By Tim Obrey Regional fisheries biologist     If you are a frequent reader of our fishing reports, you will likely remember the circumstances of Big Wadleigh Pond.

    In the Moosehead Lake area, deer season has started, but for Inland Fisheries and Wildlife (IFW) wildlife biologist Scott McLellan, his focus is on moose season as the Greenville headquarters is a tagging station.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     GUILFORD — Cindy Hoak doesn’t consider herself a hero by any means.

    RICHMOND — Four goals in the second half helped Richmond High School defeat Greenville High School, 5-0, in the 2013 boys Class D West championship on the afternoon of Nov.

Contributed photo     YOUTH DAY TROPHY — Hunter Kemp, age 10, harvested this nice 8-point buck in Dover-Foxcroft on Oct.

    A number of soccer players from the region were honored by the Penobscot Valley Conference (PVC).

    GUILFORD — On Sunday, Nov.

    Four high school field hockey players from the area are among the 60-plus from across the state, in Classes A, B and C, to be named to the 2013 Maine Field Hockey Association All-State Team.

    Nearly a dozen players from the region have been named to Maine Soccer Coaches Regional All-Star Teams.

    Sunday, Nov.

    DOVER-FOXCROFT — Foxcroft Academy golfer Colby Snell was one of 10 players in the region to receive Penobscot Valley Conference Class B All-Conference honors for his play during the 2013 season.

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    Nearly a dozen players from the region have been named to Maine Soccer Coaches Regional All-Star Teams.

    In the 2013 Class C state championship field hockey game Foxcroft Academy junior Abigail Simmons cleared the ball on the third and final penalty corner.

    MILO — When the 2013 season began in mid-August, the girls soccer team at Penquis Valley High School started practices with a roster of 16 players.

Ponies win third title in program history By Stuart Hedstrom  Staff Writer     YARMOUTH — One goal would be all that was needed for the Foxcroft Academy field hockey team as, for the 17th time in 18 games this season, the Ponies held the opposition scoreless.