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Maine's first in-person high school E-Sports state championships to be held Monday - Vimarsana News

Maine's first in-person high school E-Sports state championships to be held Monday

Competitive video gaming continues to grow around Maine high schools. Monday's championships will feature three different games.

Swimming: Falmouth diver has her eyes on 25-year-old record - Vimarsana News

Swimming: Falmouth diver has her eyes on 25-year-old record

Falmouth sophomore Jillian James is chasing a mark established in 1998, but the clock may be ticking on diving as a high school sport.

Maine will add a new division for 8-player high school soccer in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Maine will add a new division for 8-player high school soccer in 2023

By Adam Robinson, Bangor Daily News Staff Starting next fall, Maine high schools struggling to field a soccer team may have the opportunity to play a smaller version of the sport. Maine Principals’ Association Assistant Executive Director Mike Bisson said that based on coach survey data, the organization will give teams the choice to compete in a class of soccer that plays eight players on the field on each team instead of 11.

Orono's Lin White Named 2021-2022 NFHS State Boys Cross Country Coach of the Year - Vimarsana News

Orono's Lin White Named 2021-2022 NFHS State Boys Cross Country Coach of the Year

Congratulations to Lin White, the Orono Boys Cross Country Coach who was named 2021-22 NFHS Maine State Boys Cross Country Coach of the Year!

Nogdawindamin helps establish teaching lodges in First Nations - Vimarsana News

Nogdawindamin helps establish teaching lodges in First Nations

Indigenous-led child welfare agency has been working over the past two years to bring culture, ceremony to the communities it serves through the establishment of traditional Anishinaabe teaching lodges