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CHEVERUS HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC SITES CHEVERUS HIGH SCHOOL - SHEA FIELD (SOCCER, FOOTBALL, CROSS COUNTRY) FROM SOUTHERN MAINE MAINE TURNPIKE INT. 95 - NORTH TO EXIT 6A (I- 295 PORTLAND NORTH) INT. 295 NORTH TO EXIT 6B (FOREST AVE. - WEST RT. 302). PROCEED THRU 6 TRAFFIC LIGHTS ON FOREST AVENUE. TAKE A RIGHT TURN AFTER THE 6TH TRAFFIC LIGHT (BETWEEN KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN AND MAINE PAINT STORE) ONTO OCEAN AVE. CONTINUE ON OCEAN AVE. TO NUMBER 267 (CHEVERUS HS) ON RIGHT APPROXIMATELY .6 MILES FROM FOREST AVE. FROM NORTHERN MAINE MAINE TURNPIKE INT. 95N - SOUTH TO EXIT 10 (WEST FALMOUTH) RIGHT TURN FROM TURNPIKE EXIT TO AUBURN ST. (RT. 100). CONTINUE ON AUBURN ST. RT. 100. MERGE ONTO WASHINGTON AVE. RIGHT TURN FROM WASHINGTON AVE. TO OCEAN AVE. RT. 9 WEST AFTER A CUMBERLAND FARMS STORE AND BEFORE ANGELONI’S PIZZA. CONTINUE ON OCEAN AVE. RT.9 WEST TO NUMBER 267 (CHS) ON LEFT. HAVERTY PARK -( BASEBALL) NORTHERN OR SOUTHERN MAINE - MAINE TURNPIKE LEAVE MAIN TURNPIKE INT. 95 THRU EXIT 10 (WEST FALMOUTH). TURN RIGHT ON RT. 100 SOUTH. CONTINUE SOUTH APPROXIMATELY 1 MILE, PASSING FROM FALMOUTH TO PORTLAND. SOON AFTER PORTLAND CITY LINE TURN RIGHT ONTO WASHINGTON AVE. EXTENSION. CONTINUE WEST ON WASHINGTON AVE. EXT. FOR ABOUT 1 MILE. ROAD WILL BEND TO THE LEFT AND YOU WILL CLIMB A HILL. NEAR THE TOP OF THE HILL A LARGE BRICK HOUSE WILL BE ON YOUR LEFT. HAVERTY PARK IS BEHIND THIS HOUSE (1851 WASHINGTON AVE.). SMTC - (BASKETBALL, BASEBALL) FORMERLY SMVTI NORTHERN OR SOUTHERN MAINE LEAVE MAINE TURNPIKE AT EXIT 7. ABOUT .2 MILES PASS TOLLBOOTH - TAKE BROADWAY EXIT. TURN RIGHT FROM BROADWAY EXIT ONTO BROADWAY. PROCEED ON BROADWAY (APPROXIMATELY 4 MILES & 7 TRAFFIC LIGHTS) TO THE VERY END OF THE ROAD. TURN RIGHT ON PICKETT ST. SMVTI IS ABOUT 200 YARDS FROM THIS TURN. PAYSON PARK - (TENNIS) NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAINE SAME DIRECTIONS AS TO SHEA FIELD (CHS) EXCEPT THAT PAYSON PARK IS NEAR 490 OCEAN AVE. BIDDEFORD HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC SITES FALL SPORTS SPRING SPORTS GOLF-DUTCH ELM COURSE BASEBALL - ST. LOUIS FIELD SOCCER - WATERHOUSE FIELD VARSITY SOFTBALL - BILL DORAN FIELD FIELD HOCKEY - BILL DORAN FIELD JV SOFTBALL - MAY ST. FIELD FOOTBALL - WATERHOUSE FIELD FR. SOFTBALL - MAY ST. FIELD X-COUNTRY - BROTHER HERBERT FIELD TENNIS - MAY ST. FIELD TRACK - BROTHER HERBERT FIELD WINTER SPORTS HOCKEY - BIDDEFORD ICE ARENA SWIM - NO.YORK COUNTY YMCA BOYS BASKETBALL - TIGER GYM BHS GIRLS BASKETBALL - STEVE WHITE GYM BHS WRESTLING - TIGER GYM FROM MAINE TURNPIKE EXIT 4: TURN LEFT ONTO RT. 111. 1 MILE TURN LEFT ONTO MAY ST. MAY FIELD IS LOCATED ON YOUR LEFT 2-TENTHS OF A MILE. CONTINUE UNTIL END OF MAY ST. - ANOTHER 7-TENTHS OF A MILE. TURN LEFT ONTO SOUTH ST. AT 3/10'S OF A MILE TURN RIGHT ONTO MAPLEWOOD AVE. BHS ON LEFT. TIGER GYM ENTRANCE BY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS OFFICE. STEVE WHITE GYM - DRIVEWAY BEFORE HS BUILDING. BROTHER RICHARD HEBERT FIELD IS DIRECTLY ACROSS THE STREET FROM BHS. TO REACH BILL DORAN FIELD, INSTEAD OF TURNING ONTO MAPLEWOOD AVE., CONTINUE ON SOUTH ST. 5-TENTHS OF A MILE AND IT IS ON THE RIGHT. TO REACH THE GATE, TURN RIGHT AT JIM AND RENEE’S MARKET. ROTARY PARK WILL BE 1/10 OF A MILE ON LEFT BEYOND DORAN FIELD. FROM RT.1 SOUTH: AT 3RD STOP LIGHT (1ST AT CONNECTOR BY AIRPORT INDUSTRIAL PARK, 2ND AT FIVE POINTS AND BURGER KING). TURN LEFT ONTO SOUTH ST. ½ MILE TURN RIGHT ONTO MAPLEWOOD AVE. BHS ON LEFT. FROM RT.1 NORTH: AT 1ST STOP LIGHT, TURN RIGHT ONTO MAIN ST. ½ MILE TURN LEFT ONTO MAPLEWOOD AVE. BHS ON RIGHT. WATERHOUSE FIELD FROM MAINE TURNPIKE EXIT 4: TURN LEFT ONTO RT.111. AT FIVE CORNERS STOP LIGHT, (CROSS RT.1) ONTO WEST ST. BETWEEN CEMETERY ON RT. AND BURGER KING ON LT. CONTINUE ON WEST ST. WATERHOUSE FIELD IS ON LEFT. ST. LOUIS FIELD WILL BE ON YOUR LEFT 1/2 MILE DOWN WEST ST. PAST WATERHOUSE FIELD AND J.F.KENNEDY SCHOOL PARKING LOT ON RIGHT FOR PARKING DURING NON SCHOOL HOURS. FROM RT.1 NORTH AND SOUTH: FOLLOW THE ABOVE DIRECTIONS FROM TURNING ONTO WEST ST. AT FIVE POINT INTERSECTION AND LIGHT. NORTHERN YORK COUNTY YMCA: TURN LEFT FROM EXIT ONTO RTE. 111. FOLLOW ½ MILE, FACILITY ON LEFT BIDDEFORD ICE ARENA: SAME AS YMCA ABOVE. DUDZIAK’S GYMNASTIC CENTER: FROM MAINE TURNPIKE EXIT 4: TURN LEFT ONTO RT.111. ONE-HALF MILE TURN LEFT AT ALFRED RD. BUSINESS PARK. 1ST LEFT IS YMCA. 2ND LEFT IS DUDZIAK’S AND ICE ARENA IS ON RIGHT AFTER THAT. FROM RT.1 NORTH: AT 3RD SET OF LIGHTS, TURN RIGHT AFTER MCDONALD'S ONTO RT.111. 8-TENTHS OF A MILE TURN RIGHT AT ALFRED RD BUSINESS PARK. 1ST LEFT IS YMCA, 2ND LEFT IS DUDZIAK’S AND ICE ARENA IS ON RIGHT AFTER THAT. FROM RT.1 SOUTH: TURN LEFT AT 1ST SET OF LIGHTS ONTO TURNPIKE CONNECTOR AFTER INDUSTRIAL PARKS. 8-TENTHS OF A MILE TURN RIGHT ONTO RT.111 AT LIGHT. HALF A MILE, TURN LEFT AT ALFRED RD BUSINESS PARK. YMCA IS 1ST LEFT, DUDZIAK’S IS 2ND LEFT, AND THE ICE ARENA IS ON THE RIGHT. DUTCH ELM GOLF COURSE FROM MAINE TURNPIKE EXIT 4: TURN RIGHT ONTO RT.111. AT 1.6 MILE, TURN LEFT AFTER THE SUNOCO STATION. GO 1.1 MILE. TURN RIGHT-GOLF COURSE 1/4 MILE ON LEFT. FROM RTE. 1 NORTH: FOLLOW DIRECTIONS TO YMCA BUT CONTINUE ON RTE. 111 FOR HALF A MILE UNTIL YOU COME TO THE TURNPIKE ENTRANCE. CONTINUE ON RTE. 111 AND FOLLOW ABOVE DIRECTIONS. FROM RTE.1 SOUTH: TURN LEFT AT 1ST SET OF LIGHTS ONTO TURNPIKE CONNECTOR AFTER INDUSTRIAL PARKS. 8-TENTHS OF A MILE, TURN LEFT ONTO RTE. 111 AT LIGHT. FOLLOW REMAINDER OF ABOVE DIRECTIONS. PORTLAND EXPO: LOCATED ON PARK AVE. IN PORTLAND BONNY EAGLE HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC SITES FROM GORHAM - TAKE RT. 25 TO JUNCTION RT. 35, GO LEFT ON RT. 35, GO APPROXIMATELY 4 MILES. FROM SANFORD - TAKE RT. 202 TO HOLLIS CTR. TAKE LEFT ON RT. 35, GO APPROXIMATELY 8 MILES. FROM PORTLAND - TAKE RT. 22 THROUGH BUXTON TO A 4 WAY STOP AT PLUMMERS SHOPPING CTR. GO STRAIGHT APPROXIMATELY 2 MILES. FROM BIDDEFORD - SACO - TAKE RT. 112 THROUGH BUXTON TO 4 WAY STOP AT PLUMMERS SHOPPING CTR. TAKE LEFT, APPROXIMATELY 2 MILES. TO SOFTBALL FRESHMAN FIELD: FROM HIGH SCHOOL DRIVEWAY, TURN RIGHT ONTO RT. 22. GO STRAIGHT FIRST 4-WAY INTERSECTION. AT NEXT INTERSECTION, TURN RIGHT ONTO RT. 25, FIELD IS 2-1/2 MILES DOWN ON LEFT. DEERING HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC SITES DEERING HIGH/MEMORIAL FIELD TURNPIKE EXIT 8: TURN LEFT OUT OF EXIT ONTO RIVERSIDE ST. TURN LEFT ONTO BRIGHTON AVE. AT LIGHT AND FOLLOW FOR APPROXIMATELY 2 MILES TO ROSEMONT CORNER (FIVE CORNERS). TURN LEFT ONTO COLUMBIA. GO THRU FIRST STOP SIGN, LUDLOW ST. AND CONTINUE STRAIGHT PAST TENNIS COURTS ON RIGHT. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE TENNIS COURTS, THE GATE TO MEMORIAL FIELD IS ON THE LEFT AND THE DEERING PARKING LOT IS ON THE RIGHT. 295 FROM NORTH: EXIT CONGRESS ST./RTE. 22 WEST TO SECOND TRAFFIC LIGHT. TURN RIGHT ONTO STEVENS AVE. AND FOLLOW THRU THREE TRAFFIC LIGHTS AND ONE BLOCK TO SOUTHERN END OF DEERING HIGH. TURN LEFT ONTO LUDLOW ST. TO FIRST STOP SIGN. TURN RIGHT ONTO COLUMBIA ST. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE TENNIS COURTS, THE GATE TO MEMORIAL FIELD IS ON THE LEFT AND THE DEERING PARKING LOT IS ON THE RIGHT. 295 FROM SOUTH: EXIT CONGRESS ST./RTE. 22 EAST. GET IN LEFT LANE TO FIRST TRAFFIC LIGHT. TURN LEFT ONTO ST. JOHN’S ST. GO ONE BLOCK TO PARK ST. TURN LEFT ONTO PARK ST. AND FOLLOW DIRECTIONS FOR 295 FROM NORTH. EXPO/HADLOCK FIELD/PORTLAND ICE ARENA 295 EXIT CONGRESS ST./RTE.22 EAST. GET IN LEFT LANE TO FIRST TRAFFIC LIGHT. TURN LEFT ONTO ST. JOHN’S ST. GO ONE BLOCK TO PARK ST. TURN RT ONTO PARK ST. TO ATHLETIC FACILITIES ON LEFT. TURNPIKE FROM SOUTH: EXIT 6A TO 295 NORTH AND FOLLOW ABOVE DIRECTIONS. TURNPIKE FROM NORTH: EXIT 8. TURN LEFT OUT OF EXIT ONTO RIVERSIDE ST. TURN LEFT ONTO BRIGHTON AVE. FOLLOW BRIGHTON AVE. APPROX. THREE MILES. AT INTERSECTION IMMEDIATELY AFTER RAILROAD TRACKS, TURN RT ONTO ST. JOHN’S ST. FOLLOW ST. JOHN’S ST. TO FIRST TRAFFIC LIGHT. TURN LEFT ONTO PARK ST. TO ATHLETIC FACILITIES. RIVERTON POOL TURNPIKE EXIT 8: TURN RT ONTO RIVERSIDE ST. TO SECOND TRAFFIC LIGHT. TURN RIGHT ONTO FOREST AVE./RTE. 302. FOLLOW FOREST AVE. TO RIVERTON SCHOOL & COMMUNITY CTR. TURN RIGHT INTO COMMUNITY CENTER. 295 EXIT FOREST AVE./RTE. 302 NORTH. FOLLOW FOREST AVE., THRU WOODFORD’S AND MORRILL’S CORNERS TO RIVERTON SCHOOL & COMMUNITY CENTER, APPROX. THREE MILES. TURN LEFT INTO COMMUNITY CTR. DEERING HIGH SCHOOL WINTER SPORT SITES BASKETBALL DEERING HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING RIVERTON COMMUNITY CENTER TRACK PORTLAND EXPOSITION BUILDING WRESTLING DEERING HIGH SCHOOL ICE HOCKEY PORTLAND ICE ARENA DEERING HIGH SCHOOL FROM TURNPIKE: EXIT 8, TURN LEFT AFTER TOLL BOOTH ONTO RIVERSIDE ST. TO FIRST TRAFFIC LIGHT (BRIGHTON AVE.), LEFT ON BRIGHTON AVE. TO SIXTH TRAFFIC LIGHT (COLUMBIA AVE.), LEFT ON COLUMBIA TO FIRST STOP SIGN, CONTINUE THRU STOP SIGN TO PARKING LOT ENTRANCE ON RIGHT AFTER ATHLETIC FIELDS. FROM 295 NORTH: EXIT 5A, CONGRESS ST. (RTE. 22) EAST, FOLLOW CONGRESS ST. TO FIRST TRAFFIC LIGHT (ST.JOHN’S ST.), TURN LEFT ONTO ST JOHN’S ST. TO SECOND TRAFFIC LIGHT (BRIGHTON AVE.), TURN LEFT ONTO BRIGHTON AVE. TO SECOND TRAFFIC LIGHT (COLUMBIA AVE.), TURN RIGHT ONTO COLUMBIA TO FIRST STOP SIGN, CONTINUE THRU STOP SIGN TO PARKING LOT ENTRANCE ON RIGHT AFTER ATHLETIC FIELDS.
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