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With low supply and high demand, finding timers for high school track and field meets isn't always easy - Vimarsana News

With low supply and high demand, finding timers for high school track and field meets isn't always easy

Timers' schedules fill up, and athletic directors have to act fast to book them - and then hope they don't have to reschedule.

Winslow School Board ponders athletic competition with teams in 'yellow' counties - Vimarsana News

Winslow School Board ponders athletic competition with teams in 'yellow' counties

Winslow School Board ponders athletic competition with teams in ‘yellow’ counties The girls ice hockey team would see their schedule go from 12 games to two. The Winslow School Board meets virtually Monday. WINSLOW — When the Winslow Public Schools School Board unanimously approved a plan for winter sports in November, the agreement was to only compete against schools in counties labeled “green” in the state’s COVID-19 re-opening advisory system. But the The Maine Principals’ Association recently reverse course to allow schools in yellow counties to play and practice brought...

High schools grapple with decision to allow media into indoor athletic events - Vimarsana News

High schools grapple with decision to allow media into indoor athletic events

High schools grapple with decision to allow media into indoor athletic events Many schools — including Cony, Skowhegan and Winthrop, among others — are allowing media into games while others such as Winslow and Waterville are restricting access altogether. Share The Winthrop High School girls basketball team runs drills during a Jan. 7 practice at Winthrop High School. Joe Phelan/Kennebec Journal The coronavirus pandemic forced changes to how basketball games will look this winter. It’s also forced schools to take a look at who will be allowed at those games. With a focus on safety ...