Gardiner Area High School Athletic Handbook 2018-19

GARDINER AREA HIGH SCHOOL

ATHLETIC HANDBOOK

2018-19

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page A. Athletic Philosophy 3 B. Nondiscrimination Statement 3 C. Student Eligibility Requirements 3 1. Maine Principals’ Association Eligibility Rules 3 2. Academic Eligibility 3-5 3. Physical Examinations 5 4. Parent Permission Forms/Emergency Medical Forms 5 D. Attendance Requirements 6 1. Pre-Season 6 2. Practice/Game Attendance 6 3. School Attendance 6 E. Conduct Rules 6 1. Conduct Expectations 6 2. Disciplinary Sanctions 7 3. Drugs, Alcohol and Tobacco 7-8 4. Criminal Activity 8 5. Hazing 8 6. Sportsmanship 8 7. Personal Appearance 9 8. Coaches’ Rules 9 F. Awards and Honors 9 1. Captain Criteria 9 2. Eligibility for Athletic Awards and Varsity Letters 9 3. Varsity Letter Criteria 9 G. Miscellaneous 10 1. Game Cancellations and Make-Ups 10 2. Health Insurance 10 3. Injuries 10 4. Changing Sports 10 5. Quitting a Team 10 6. Outside Teams 11 7. Uniforms and Equipment 11 8. Locker Rooms 11 9. Transportation 11 H. Parent Information 11 1. Parents’ Night 11 2. Communication with Coaches 12 3. Spectator Conduct 12 4. Fundraising 12 5. Contact List 12 6. Travel Directory 13-20

A. ATHLETIC PHILOSOPHY

In accordance with Board Policy JT (Extracurricular Activities/Athletics), MSAD #11 believes that a dynamic program of student athletics is vital to the educational development of the student. The extracurricular program should provide a variety of experiences to enhance personal growth in a safe and healthy manner. It should also promote teamwork, good sportsmanship, and good citizenship. Athletic activities must conform to the philosophy of the school, the policies, rules and regulations of the Board of Directors, the Maine Principals' Association, and the mandates of the State of Maine.

Participation in extracurricular activities is a vital part of an educational experience. To participate in an activity is a privilege that carries responsibility and commitment. Because of this educational value, students should be encouraged to participate in these activities.

As role models for other students and being representatives of our schools in the community, student-athletes must meet additional responsibilities and expectations. This handbook contains our expectations and rules for participation in athletics.

B. NONDISCRIMINATION STATEMENT

MSAD #11 does not discriminate against employees or students because of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, age, religion, ancestry or national origin, disability in admission to, access to, treatment in, or employment in its programs and activities. To make an inquiry or file a complaint concerning this statement, contact: Diann Bailey, Adult Education Director/Affirmative Action Officer, 40 West Hill Road, Gardiner, ME 04345 (207) 582-3774

C. STUDENT ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

1. Maine Principals’ Association Eligibility Rules The Maine Principals’ Association issues detailed Eligibility Rules for student participation in high school interscholastic athletics. Students and parents who are interested in reviewing the rules may visit the Interscholastic Division section of the Maine Principals’ Association website at www.mpa.org, or ask a coach or the Athletic Director at Gardiner Area High School.

2. Academic Eligibility Gardiner Area High School has adopted a No Pass--No Play policy for interscholastic athletics. The main purpose for this policy is to facilitate a student's educational and personal growth. This policy is intended to be proactive in monitoring students’ academic performance and maintaining the lines of communication between the school, the coach, and the home. By taking a proactive stance, our hope is to identify those students who are having academic difficulty and provide them with ample time, opportunities, and services to improve their academic performance.

Initial Eligibility a. Athletes failing one or more courses in the previous ranking period (semester) will be placed on academic warning status (see c-b). Any athlete who did not take and complete a minimum of 5 credits in the previous semester will be placed on academic warning (see c-b). Any athlete who is not taking a minimum of 5 credits in the current semester will be placed on academic probation (see c-c).

Fall: Grades from the second semester of the previous school year. Winter: Grades from the six week progress report from the first semester of the current school year. Spring: Grades from the six week progress report from the second semester of the current school year.

In Season Eligibility In order to participate, student athletes must maintain full time status (enrolled in five (5) credits courses and passing all courses) throughout the athletic season.

Checkpoint Schedule Fall 2018 Winter 2018-19 Spring 2019 August 13 (Initial) November 19 (Initial) Mar. 18 (Initial) September 20 December 6 Apr. 4 October 3 * December 20 April 25 October 18 January 10 May 9 November 1 January 24 May 23 November 15 February 7 June 6 February 28

b. Once a student begins a sport, the No Pass-No Play rule goes into effect. c. Student-Athletes will be placed in one of the following three categories during the season at each academic checkpoint. a. Eligible: Currently passing all courses. b. Academic Warning: Currently failing one or more courses for the first time. Student is eligible for competition. c. Academic Probation: Currently failing one or more courses for the second consecutive checkpoint. Student is ineligible for competition until the course(s) he/she is currently failing (for two consecutive checkpoints) are brought up to a passing level. Academic Checkpoints a. Grade reports are run in accordance with the following checkpoint schedule to determine if any students are academically deficient (failing courses). b. A student-athlete who is placed on “academic warning” has until the next checkpoint to bring his/her grade(s) up to a passing level. Student-athletes on “academic warning” may still participate in practices and games/contests.

c. If a student-athlete does not bring his/her grade(s) up to a passing level by the next academic checkpoint, he/she is placed on “academic probation” (failing the same course for two consecutive checkpoints) on the following Monday. Student-athletes on “academic probation” may practice with the team and attend contests, but may not suit up or participate in contests. The student-athlete may return to full participation on the Monday following the next academic checkpoint when he/she is passing the classes that resulted in the student/athlete being placed on academic probation. d. Student-athletes may not return to full participation until the full two-week checkpoint period has passed.

Example of How Policy Works Student-Athlete A begins the school year as an academically eligible student. After the first checkpoint it is determined that Student-Athlete A is not passing Course 1. Student-Athlete A is placed on “academic warning” the following Monday and has until the next academic checkpoint to bring up the grade in Course 1. At the next checkpoint, Student-Athlete A is still not passing Course 1. Student-Athlete A is now placed on “academic probation”, making him/her academically ineligible as of the following Monday. Student-Athlete A may practice and attend contests but may not suit up or participate in contests. At the next checkpoint, Student-Athlete A is passing Course 1 and is eligible to participate fully in athletics on the following Monday.

3. Physical Examinations In keeping with the recommendations of the Maine Principals’ Association and Kennebec Pediatrics, student-athletes are required to have a physical examination prior to their first participation in interscholastic athletics in MSAD #11 and every other year thereafter. Students entering high school who have not previously participated in a school sponsored athletic activity, th or who participated but did not have a physical examination during their 8 grade year, are required to have one prior to participating at the high school level. Exams done by the following types of health care providers are accepted: medical doctor, osteopathic doctor, nurse practitioner, or physician’s assistant. Student-athletes will not be allowed to participate in athletics until documentation of the required physical examinations is received by the school. For example: ● Physical examination completed prior to participation during grade 8. Next physical exam will be required prior to participation during grades 10 and 12. ● Physical exam completed prior to participation during grade 9. Next physical exam will be required prior to participation during grade 11.

4. Parent Permission Forms/Emergency Medical Forms Parents/guardians are required to sign a permission form and fill out an emergency medical card for their son or daughter to participate in athletics.

D. ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS

1. Pre-Season In general, student-athletes will not be allowed to participate in an athletic activity unless he/she has attended pre-season try-outs and practices. In rare circumstances (such as an illness in the family, family emergency, or personal medical issue/injury), exceptions to this policy will be considered. A written request by a parent/guardian must be submitted to the Athletic Director, who will consult with the coach and Principal in making his/her decision. Students who are granted an exception will be required to practice the equivalent amount of time they missed (number of practices) in pre-season prior to participating in a scheduled contest/event.

2. Practice/Game Attendance The Athletic Department believes that regular attendance at practice and games is vital for student-athletes and teams to reach their potential. Family vacations and work conflicts are not considered valid reasons for missing practices and games. Parents are strongly encouraged to plan vacations so as not to conflict with their son's or daughter's participation on a team. It should be understood that absence from practice and games for an extended period of time is detrimental to both the student-athlete and team, and may result in loss of playing time. If a student-athlete misses more than three consecutive scheduled days of practices and/or games, he/she must attend and participate in an equal number of practices prior to participating in a scheduled contest/event. This is to ensure that the student-athlete is in proper physical condition and has had time to catch up on strategies and skills.

3. School Attendance Student-athletes are expected to be present the entire school day in order to participate in practices and/or scheduled contests/events. If a student-athlete is tardy to school, absent or leaves school at any time during the day, he/she must have his/her excuse reviewed and approved by the Athletic Director, Assistant Principal, or Principal in order to participate in that day’s activity. Student-athletes who have been suspended from school will not be allowed to participate in practices or scheduled contests/events.

E. CONDUCT RULES

1. Conduct Expectations As role models for other students and representatives of the school in the community, student-athletes are expected to conduct themselves in a positive manner so as not to discredit themselves, their team, their coach, or their school. Improper conduct, even if not specifically addressed in this handbook, Board policies, school rules, or coaches’ rules, may result in disciplinary action. All School Board policies and rules are in effect from the start of the fall pre-season activities through the school year for student athletes.

2. Disciplinary Sanctions Discipline for student-athletes may include suspension and dismissal from the team. This discipline is in addition to any discipline imposed as a result of violation of underlying Board policies and/or school rules. Coaches may make a written recommendation for suspension or dismissal from a team to the Athletic Director. The recommendation must include a statement of the improper conduct. The Athletic Director will consult with the coach (and the Principal if appropriate) in making a decision and inform the student-athlete and his/her parents of the consequences. Student-athletes who are suspended from a team may attend, but not participate in practices and scheduled events. A coach may, at his/her discretion, plan and monitor alternative programs for student-athletes who are suspended from their team. If a suspension is imposed near the end of the season and the full suspension has not been served prior to the last MPA-sanctioned event, the remaining days of the suspension will carry over to the next sport season in which the student participates, starting with the conclusion of tryouts (when applicable).

Appeal Process A student-athlete who wishes to appeal an athletic suspension or dismissal from a team may do so in writing to the Principal within three (3) school days of his/her notification of the suspension/dismissal. The Principal will consult with the Athletic Director and coach and conduct whatever investigation he/she deems necessary. The Principal will render his/her decision to the student-athlete, coach, and Athletic Director within ten (10) school days of receiving the appeal or as soon thereafter as practical. The Principal’s decision is final. A student-athlete will remain under suspension/dismissal during the appeal process.

3. Drugs, Alcohol and Tobacco Over the course of high school eligibility, the following athletic suspensions will be imposed for student-athletes who violate Board Policy JICH – Drug and Alcohol Use by Students and/or Board Policy ADC – Tobacco Use and Possession. These policies apply to student-athletes from the start of the fall pre-season through the end of the spring sports season or the end of the school year. The sanctions below are in addition to any discipline imposed for violation of the underlying Board policies. Student-athletes will be provided with a copy of the banned substances list from the Maine Department of Health and Human Services.

a. Consuming, Possessing or Being Under the Influence of a Prohibited Substance: ● First Offense: A suspension for six (6) weeks from the date of offense or during the next sports season in which the student participates. ● Second Offense: A suspension for twelve weeks from the date of offense. If there is not twelve weeks remaining in the sports season in which the infraction occurs, the suspension will extend into the next sports season the student-athlete participates.

● Subsequent Offenses: A suspension for a calendar year from the date of the offense. b. Furnishing, Selling, Receiving, Buying or Manufacturing of Prohibited Substance: ● First Offense: A suspension for a calendar year from the date of offense. ● Second Offense: Loss of eligibility to participate in high school athletics.

c. Counseling: After his/her first offense (see section “a”), a student-athlete has the opportunity to seek counseling from one of the following: a school counselor, or an independent counselor (with prior approval from the Athletic Director and Principal). A student-athlete who attends counseling may be able to earn the privilege of returning to the team after a minimum three-week suspension. In order for the student-athlete to be considered for early reinstatement, the counselor must submit a confidential report to the Athletic Director and Principal documenting that the student-athlete has attended/participated in counseling and complied with any recommended action plan. This option is not available to student-athletes who have committed more than one offense.

4. Criminal Activity If a student-athlete is charged with a crime, he/she may be suspended from participation in athletics until the case is adjudicated. A student-athlete who is convicted of a crime may be suspended from participation in athletics for a period of time to be determined based upon the facts of the particular case.

5. Hazing The Board has adopted a policy (Policy ACAD) prohibiting hazing. Hazing is defined in Maine law as “any action or situation, including harassing behavior, that recklessly or intentionally endangers the mental or physical health of any school personnel or a student.” This includes any hazing or initiation rites involving athletic teams. Hazing and initiation rites are absolutely prohibited by MSAD #11 and such activities will result in suspension or dismissal from the athletic team as well as any discipline imposed for violation of the underlying Board policy.

6. Sportsmanship Student-athletes are expected to exhibit good sportsmanship at all times. This includes, but is not limited to treating coaches, opponents, officials, teammates and spectators with respect.

The expectation for the student-athlete is to: ➢ Accept and understand the seriousness of the responsibility and privilege of representing Gardiner Area High School and the larger Gardiner community. ➢ Treat opponents as you want to be treated - with respect. ➢ Respect the role and the calls of the officials. ➢ Play hard. ➢ Cheer one another on. 8

➢ Refrain from using foul language or trash talk. ➢ Abide by any and all rules and regulations associated with the athletic activity.

7. Personal Appearance Student-athletes represent both Gardiner Area High School and the greater Gardiner community. Therefore, student-athletes are expected to present a neat appearance at all times, comply with the Board’s policy on Student Dress (Policy JICA) as well as any applicable rules established by the Maine Principals’ Association.

8. Coaches’ Rules Individual coaches are permitted to make team rules to supplement this handbook concerning issues such as attendance, dress code, training, and conduct. These team rules must be consistent with Board policies, school rules, this handbook, and Maine Principals’ Association rules. Coaches’ rules must be approved by the following dates by the Athletic Director and the Principal by the first day of the sports season as established by the Maine Principals Association. Any coach who has additional rules will provided their team members and the parents of team members a written copy at the beginning of the sports season. Every team member and his/her parent/guardian will be expected to sign and return a copy of these rules to the coach during the first week of the sports season.

F. AWARDS AND HONORS

1. Captain Criteria The criteria for earning Captain’s status will be established by individual coaches. The criteria will be submitted to the Athletic Director for approval on an annual basis with any additional “Coaches’ Rules”.

2. Eligibility for Athletic Awards and Varsity Letters A student-athlete must be “in good standing" in order to attend the awards ceremony and receive any awards (including league/conference, state, regional and national awards). A student-athlete who is under suspension or who has been dismissed from the team at the time of the awards ceremony is not considered in "good standing.” In cases where a student-athlete has served a suspension during the course of the season but has returned to the team, the coach and Athletic Director will determine whether the student-athlete may receive any awards.

3. Varsity Letter Criteria At the beginning of the sports season, the head coach of each sport will establish and explain the criteria for earning a varsity letter as part of the Parent Night meeting. The coach’s criteria for earning any applicable awards, including a varsity letter must be submitted to and approved by the Athletic Director with the Coaches’ Rules each season.

G. MISCELLANEOUS

1. Game Cancellations and Make-Ups When school is cancelled or dismissed early due to weather or other reasons, all games and practices are generally cancelled. If the Athletic Director grants an exception to this cancellation policy, affected teams will be informed. Gardiner Area High School belongs to the Kennebec Valley Athletic Association, which has a practice of waiting until at least noon before games are cancelled. Student-athletes will be informed of game cancellations by the end of the school day. Local radio stations (92 Moose, WABK, and WFAU) will be notified of cancellations. Whenever possible, game cancellations will also be posted on our website, our Facebook page, and the AD’s Twitter page (GTigersAD). Parents are encouraged to listen to these stations or check these pages rather than calling the school so that telephone lines are free for calls to be made to other schools and game officials. Coaches will also establish lines of communication with team members at the beginning of the season to notify student-athletes and parents of weekend cancellations or other athletic news.

2. Health Insurance The student-athlete's family health insurance is the primary insurer. MSAD #11 does provide secondary health insurance for all students. Although the protection under the school plan is liberal, there are specific policy limitations that should be carefully noted.

3. Injuries If a student-athlete sustains an injury as part of their participation in a school sponsored athletic activity that requires medical attention, he/she is required to report the injury to the coach immediately. If any injury sustained by a student-athlete causes him/her to miss practices or scheduled events, he/she will be required to provide written medical clearance to the Athletic Director in order to return to the athletic activity.

4. Changing Sports A student-athlete who is cut from one team may be eligible for participation in another sport upon the approval of the coaches involved and the Athletic Director. No athlete may participate in two (2) school-sponsored sports during the same sports season.

5. Quitting a Team Student-athletes may end their team participation prior to the selection of the team without penalty. If a student-athlete quits during the season, he/she will not be allowed to participate in that sport or any other sport during the rest of that season. If a student-athlete wishes to quit a team, he/she is required to have an exit interview with the coach and Athletic Director or he/she will not be allowed to participate in that sport the following season as well.

6. Outside Teams The Maine Principals’ Association has established a bona fide team rule. This rule states that “a student-athlete must not participate on a non-school sponsored team during their regular sport

season unless they have prior permission from the Principal.” If the Principal and the MPA does approve a student-athlete participating on a non-school sponsored team/activity, the school-sponsored team/activity will take precedence over the non-school sponsored team/activity. The student-athlete must attend all scheduled school practices and scheduled contests/events.

7. Uniforms and Equipment Student-athletes are responsible for all uniforms and athletic equipment issued to them. If uniforms and/or equipment are lost, damaged beyond reasonable wear or tear, or are not returned at the end of the season, the student-athlete is responsible for the replacement cost of the item(s). Student-athletes who have not returned or paid for uniforms and equipment will not be allowed to receive athletic awards or participate in any other sport until the issue is resolved to the satisfaction of the Athletic Director.

8. Locker Rooms Student-athletes are only allowed to change their clothes for athletics in locker rooms and bathrooms. Student-athletes are expected to keep these areas clean and free from vandalism at all times. The school does not take responsibility for personal property and student-athletes are encouraged to secure their valuables in lockers. Student-athletes are reminded that visiting teams use our locker rooms during home contests. Student-athletes are expected to be respectful toward visiting team members and their property at all times. When visiting other schools, student-athletes are expected to clean up any trash and leave the premises in the same or better condition than when the team arrived.

9. Transportation If a bus is provided, student-athletes must travel to and from contests by bus. Exceptions must be pre-approved by the Athletic Director or another administrator when the Athletic Director is not available. Student-athletes are expected to keep buses clean and to remove all trash, equipment and personal property from the bus upon return to the school.

H. PARENT INFORMATION

1. Parents’ Night: A parents’ night will be held prior to each sports season. 2. Communication with Coaches In order to provide student-athletes with a successful experience at MSAD #11, we believe that the effort needs to be a cooperative one. This cooperative spirit includes parents, student-athletes and coaches all working in a common direction for a common purpose. A key element of building a successful program is communication. Therefore, when concerns arise please follow this chain of communication: 1. Speak to the coach first.

2. If the issue cannot be resolved with the coach, speak to the Athletic Director. 3. If the issue cannot be resolved with the Athletic Director, speak with the Principal or Assistant Principal (if the Principal is not available and the matter is urgent). 4. If the issue still cannot be resolved, speak with the Superintendent of Schools (see also Board Policy KEB – Public Concerns/Complaints About Personnel). 5. If the issue still cannot be resolved, the person making the complaint may request the matter be placed on the agenda of the next regular MSAD #11 school board meeting. Parents are strongly encouraged to direct any specific concerns to the coach. Any questions about coaching philosophy, playing time or coaching expectations should be discussed in a private meeting with the coach. Parents are asked not to discuss their concerns with coaches directly before, during or immediately following a contest. Parents should also be aware that coaches cannot discuss issues concerning players other than their own children.

3. Spectator Conduct The expectation for the spectator is to: ➢ Cheer for exceptional performances by both sides. ➢ Not degrade any student-athlete, coach or official ➢ Show positive enthusiasm for the contest. ➢ Remember that school athletics are a learning experiences and a part of the educational process for student-athletes. ➢ Take into account that a purchased ticket is a privilege to observe a contest, not a license to verbally abuse others. ➢ Show respect for opposing players, coaches, other spectators and officials. ➢ Follow all Board policies and school rules at games. Spectators who do not observe these rules may be asked to leave school property and may be prevented from attending future athletic events.

4. Fundraising All fundraising activities (including booster organizations) for athletic teams must be approved in advance by the Principal and the Athletic Director

5. Contact List Nathan Stubbert, Athletic Director [email protected] Jackie Pare, Assistant Principal [email protected] Chad Kempton, Principal [email protected]

6. Travel Directory

Bangor High School 885 Broadway St. Bangor, Maine 04401 Telephone: 207-941-6200 Sports on site: Basketball, Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Soccer, Softball, Tennis Directions: Take exit 185 (Broadway Exit) off I-95 onto Rt. 15N Broadway. At the light take a right onto Grandview Ave. Go through 4 sets of lights (Rite-Aid will be on your right at the 4th set of lights). You will go over a hill and WZON radio station will be on your right (you will see the high school behind the radio station). Take your next right onto Hobart Street. The soccer field will be on your left (behind and to the left of the softball field); Field Hockey is on the right; tennis courts are behind the softball field; cross-country course is beyond the tennis courts and the gym is on the left hand side of the school building.

Sport(s): Football, Track & Field Site: Cameron Stadium Directions: Take Hogan Road exit 187 off I-95. Bear right. At the 2nd set of lights, turn right onto Mt. Hope Ave. Go about 1 mile, then turn left onto Howard Street. At the stop sign, turn right onto Garland Street. Cohen Middle School will be on the right and the field and the track is located directly behind the school.

Sport(s): Baseball, Ice Hockey Site: Mansfield Complex, Sawyer Arena Directions: Take exit 183 (Airport/Hammond St) off I-95. Take a right off the exit. Go about .5 miles and take a left onto Fourteenth Street. (you will go over the interstate overpass first). Mansfield Complex and Sawyer Arena will be on your right approximately .3 miles down Thirteenth Street.

Sport: Golf Site: Bangor Municipal Golf Course, 278 Webster Ave. Bangor, Me. Directions: Take I-95 N to exit 183 N. Turn right onto US 2/Hammond St., right onto Norway Rd. and a right onto Webster Ave.

Belfast High School: 98 Waldo Ave. Belfast, Me. 04915 Telephone: 207-338-1790 Sports on site: Soccer, Football, Softball, Wrestling, Baseball, Softball, Tennis, Field Hockey Directions: Take ME 226N to Windsor Rd in Chelsea. Turn right onto the Windsor Rd, right onto ME 17 E, left onto ME 32 N and right onto ME 105E. Turn left onto Turner Ridge Rd in Somerville. Turn right onto ME 3E and drive 24 miles where you merge onto US Rt. 1 N. Take the Belfast/Freedom/Brooks exit and turn right onto Waldo Ave. The school is on the right. All activities are at the high school

Sport: Golf Site: Northport Golf Course, 581 Bluff Rd. Northport, Me. Directions: Take ME 226N to Windsor Rd in Chelsea. Turn right onto the Windsor Rd, right onto ME 17 E, left onto ME 32 N and right onto ME 105E. Turn left onto Turner Ridge Rd in Somerville. Turn right onto ME 3E and drive 24 miles where you merge onto US Rt. 1 N. for approximately 4 miles. Take a slight left onto Bayside Rd and slight right onto Bluff Rd.

Brewer High School: 79 Parkway S, Brewer, ME 04412 Telephone: 207-989-4140 Sport(s): Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Field Hockey Site: Brewer High School, Heddering & Coffin Fields Directions: Take I-95 to exit 182A onto 395. Take exit 5 on 395 (Parkway South exit) and turn right. The front entrance to Brewer High School is .1 miles on the left. Fields are behind the High School (Heddering & Coffin Fields)

Sport(s): Football Site: Doyle Field Directions: Located between State Street and Wilson Street. After passing in front of High School, go to the lights and go left to the next set of lights (Wilson Street) Turn onto Wilson Street and go .5 miles and the parking lot is on the right at the Brewer Auditorium.

Sport(s): Ice Hockey Site: Penobscot Ice Arena, 90 Acme Rd, Brewer Directions: Take I-95 to exit 182A onto 395. Take exit 4 for ME 15S/ME 9E/S Main St. toward Brewer. Take a right onto ME1A and next right onto Acme Rd.

Brunswick High School: 116 Maquoit Rd. Brunswick, Me. 04011 Telephone: 207-798-5504 13

Sports on site: Football, Soccer, Field Hockey, Basketball, Wrestling, Tennis, Track & Field, Lacrosse, Baseball, Softball Take 295 South to exit 31A (Topsham exit). Turn right at ramp on Rt. 196. At the fourth light turn right onto Rt. 201 S/Main St. Follow this route into Brunswick onto Maine Street. Follow Maine St. until it forks right onto Maquoit, Rd. Follow Maquoit Rd. for 1/2 mile and turn onto Gleed Drive where the school is on the right.

Sport(s): Ice Hockey Site: Bowdoin College Directions: Take 295 South to exit 31A (Topsham exit). Turn right at ramp on Rt. 196. At the fourth light turn right onto Rt. 201 S/Main St. Follow this route into Brunswick onto Maine Street. Use the left lanes to turn left onto Mason St., then right onto Federal St.

Sport(s): Golf Site: Brunswick Golf Course 165 River Rd. Brunswick, Me. Directions: Take 295 South to exit 28 to merge onto US 1 N Coastal route Brunswick/Bath. Merge onto Pleasant St, turn left onto River Rd, right onto Nancy Dr., left onto Pierce Lane.

Camden Hills Reg. High School: 25 Keelson Drive Rockport, Me. 04856 Telephone: 207-236-7800 Sports on site: Football, Soccer, Field Hockey, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Softball, Track & Field, Tennis, Lacrosse Take ME 226 N to Windsor Rd in Chelsea. After turning right onto the Windsor Rd, follow ME 17 E until you come to the intersection of ME 17 E and ME 90 E. Turn left onto ME 90 E and drive 2 miles to the school which is on the left.

Sport(s): Ice Hockey Site: Midcoast Rec. Center 535 West St. Rockport, Me. 04856 Directions: Take ME 226 N to Windsor Rd in Chelsea. After turning right onto the Windsor Rd, follow ME 17 E until you come to the intersection of ME 17 E and ME 90 E. Turn left onto ME 90 E and the destination is .2 miles on the left.

Sport(s): Swimming: Site: YMCA 116 Union St., Rockport, Me. Directions: Take ME 226 N to Windsor Rd in Chelsea. After turning right onto the Windsor Rd, follow ME 17 E until you come to the intersection of ME 17 E and ME 90 E. Turn left onto ME 90 E, left onto US 1 N, right onto Main St., left onto Summer St, and left onto Union St.

Sport(s): Golf Site: Samoset Golf Course Directions: Take ME 226 N to Windsor Rd in Chelsea. After turning right onto the Windsor Rd, follow ME 17 E until you come to the intersection of US 1 N/Camden St. Turn left onto US 1 N, turn right onto Waldo Ave., and turn right onto the Samoset Inn Rd.

Cape Elizabeth High School: 345 Ocean House Rd., Cape Elizabeth, Maine 04107 Sports: Football, Volleyball Site: Cape Elizabeth High School Directions: Take 295 South to Forest Ave. in Portland. Take exit 6A Me. 100 onto State St. and Me 77. Follow Me. 77 to CEHS

Sport: Ice Hockey Site: William B. Troubh Ice Arena, 225 Park Ave., Portland, Me. 04102 Directions: Take 295 South to Forest Ave. in Portland. Take exit 6A onto Forest Ave. & State St to Park Ave.

Cony High School: 60 Pierce Drive, Augusta, Me. 04330 Telephone: 207-626-2460 Sports on site: Basketball, Softball, Football, Field Hockey, Wrestling, Cross Country, Track & Field st Directions: Follow ME-9/Water St North. Enter rotary and take 1 exit onto CONY ST/ ME-105 and continue on Cony St./ME 105. Go to the top of the hill and bear to the right. Turn left onto Pierce Drive.

Sport(s): Tennis Site: Buker Middle School Directions: Take I-95 to Augusta, get off Western Avenue head to down town. Take a right just before Burger King (across from Armory). Take next right after Buker School and tennis courts behind school.

Sport(s): Ice Hockey Site: Bank of Maine Ice Vault, 203 Whitten Rd., Hallowell, Maine Directions: Take I-95 to Augusta, get off Western Avenue head to west on ME 202. Turn left onto the Whitten Rd and follow until you come to the ice arena on the right.

Sport(s): Golf: Varsity Site: Natanis Golf Course, 735 Webber Pond Rd. Vassalboro, Me. Directions: Take I 95 N to exit 113. Drive to US 202/ Riverside Dr. and turn left onto this route. Drive approximately 5 minutes to the Webber Pond Rd. Follow this road for 2.4 miles and the course is on the left.

Edward Little High School: 77 Harris St. Auburn, Me. 04210 Telephone: 207-782-1771 Sport(s): Ice Hockey Site: Norway Savings Bank Ice Arena 985 Turner St., Auburn, Me. Directions: Turn left from turnpike exit 75 (Auburn). Drive on ME 4 N for about 5 miles to ME 4 N/Turner St. Turn left onto Turner St. and drive to the intersection across from the Auburn Mall (on the right) & Starbucks Coffee (on the right). Continue straight on Turner St. and immediately after the Auburn Mall the ice arena is on the right.

Sport(s): Football Site: Walton School Fields Directions: Turn left from turnpike exit 75 (Auburn). Drive about 4 miles to first set of traffic lights and bear right onto High Street. Take first right onto Academy Street and go to end. Turn right onto Main Street and continue straight through two sets of traffic lights and a flashing red light. Turn left onto Seventh Street (just beyond church). Go almost to end: Walton School and fields are on left.

Sports on site: Soccer, Basketball, Track & Field, Tennis Directions: Take I-95 SOUTH - Continue on I-495 SOUTH - go 22.2 miles. Take the ALFRED A PLOURDE PKY exit towards LEWISTON, exit #13 - go 0.3 miles. Continue on ALFRED A PLOURDE PKY - go 0.3 miles. Bear [Right] towards ME-196 NORTH - go 0.1 miles. Continue on LISBON ST - go 2.5 miles. Turn [Left] on MAIN ST - go 0.3 miles. MAIN ST becomes COURT ST - go 0.8 miles. Turn [Left] on HARRIS ST - go 0.2 miles

Sport(s): Golf: Varsity Site: Prospect Hill Golf Course Directions: Take I 95 S to exit 75 and turn left onto US 202/ ME 4 N & 100 N. Turn right onto the Hackett Rd, left onto Broad St., Turn right at the first cross st. onto the Witham Rd, and then left onto South Main St.

Erskine Academy: 309 Windsor Rd., South China, Me. 04358 Telephone: 207-445-2692 Sports on site: Soccer, Field Hockey, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Tennis, Softball, Track & Field, Lacrosse Take ME 226 N to Windsor Rd. in Chelsea. Turn right onto the Windsor Rd. and drive 10 miles to ME 32 N. Take a left onto ME 32 N and drive 8 miles down the road. Erskine Academy is on the left.

Sport: Swim Site: KVYMCA, Augusta, Me.

Sport: Golf Site: Natanis Golf Course, 735 Webber Pond Rd. Vassalboro, Me. Directions: Take I 95 N to exit 113. Drive to US 202/ Riverside Dr. and turn left onto this route. Drive approximately 5 minutes to the Webber Pond Rd. Follow this road for 2.4 miles and the course is on the left.

Falmouth High School: 74 Woodville Rd., Falmouth, Me. 04105 Telephone: 207-781-7429 Sports on Site: Volleyball Directions: Get on I-295 S in West Gardiner and follow I-295 S to Bucknam Rd in Falmouth. Take the Bucknam Rd exit from I-295 to the Woods Rd and then to Woodville Rd.

Freeport High School: 30 Holbrook St. Freeport, Me. 04032 Telephone: 207-865-4706 Sports on Site: Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer, Lacrosse, Football Directions: Take 295S to Freeport, take exit 22 to merge onto ME-125 S/ME-136 S/Mallett Dr toward Freeport. Take Main St. to Holbrook St.

Fryeburg Academy: 745 Main St. Fryeburg, Me. 04037 Telephone: (207) 935-2001 Sports on Site: Wrestling, Football, Volleyball Directions: Follow 95S to Auburn to exit 75. Take exit 75 and follow Me. Rt. 202/4 until you turn right onto Me 122W Poland Spring Rd. and continue on Rt. 122 and take ME 11S to US Rt. 302W in Naples. Follow US 302 W into Fryeburg. Turn left onto Main St. and the school is on the left.

Greeley High School: 303 Main St. Cumberland Center, Me. 04021 Telephone: 207-829-4805 Sports on Site: Lacrosse, Volleyball Directions: Take 295S to exit 15 to US-1 S in Yarmouth. Take exit 15 from I-295 S. Follow US-1 S to the Tuttle Rd and then to Main St in Cumberland.

Hampden Academy: 89 Western Ave. Hampden, Me. 04444 Telephone: (207)-862-3985 Sport(s): Soccer, Basketball, Football, Softball & Baseball Site: Hampden Academy Directions: I-95 north to Exit 180 Coldbrook Road Exit. Take right off exit onto the Coldbrook Rd. and then right onto US 202 W. You will come to set of lights and continue straight through to Western Ave. The school is on the left.

Kennebunk High School: 89 Fletcher St., Kennebunk, Me. 04043 Telephone: 985-1110 Sports on Site: Volleyball, Lacrosse Directions: Take I-95 to Kennebunk. Take exit 25. Drive to ME-35 S

Sports offsite: Ice Hockey Site: Forum Rink, University of New England, 11 Beach Hills Rd., Biddeford, Me. Directions: Follow I-95 S to ME-5 N/US-1 S/Main St in Saco. Take exit 36 for I-195 E toward Saco/Old Orchard Beach and then take exit 2A for US-1 S toward Saco/Downtown. Follow Main St and Pool St to Hills Beach Rd in Biddeford.

Lake Region High School: 1877 Roosevelt Trail Naples, Me. 04055 Telephone: 693-6221 Sports on Site: Football, Volleyball Dircctions: Take 95 S and take exit 75. Turn right onto ME-100 S/ME-4 S/US-202 W/Washington St S and get on ME-122 W/Poland Spring Rd in Auburn. Follow into Naples and turn right onto US-302 W and drive for approximately 4.7 miles, the school is on the right.

Lawrence High School: 9 School St. Fairfield, Me. 04937 Telephone: 207-453-4200 Sports on site: Football, Soccer, Field Hockey, XC, Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Tennis, Track & Field, Lacrosse Take I-295 North I-295 North becomes I-95 North. Approximately 29.2 miles merge onto ME-139 / Western Ave. via EXIT 132 toward Fairfield / Benton approx. 0.7 miles. Turn RIGHT onto School St. approx. 0.1 miles.

Sport(s): Ice Hockey Site: Sukee Ice Arena, 25 Verti Drive, Winslow, Me Directions: Take 295 N onto I 95 N to exit 113. Turn right onto ME 3 E and turn right onto US 201 N/Riverside Drive. Drive approximately 14 miles and turn right onto Verti Drive.

Sport(s): Golf: Varsity Site: Clinton Golf Course Directions: Take I 95 N to exit 138 for the Hinckley Rd. Clinton/Burnham exit. Turn right onto the Hinckley Rd., continue onto the Baker Rd. and turn left onto Main St. Turn left onto Railroad St., and a slight left onto Hill Rd. The course is on the left.

Leavitt Area High School 21 Matthews Way, Turner, Me. 04282 Telephone: 207-225-3533 Sports on site: Football, Soccer, Field Hockey, XC, Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Track & Field Take 295/95 N to August/Winthrop exit. Take US-202 W / ME-100 W / ME-11 S via EXIT 109 toward WINTHROP. Turn RIGHT onto ME-133 W / ME-41 N and stay to the LEFT onto ME-133 W. Drive into Wayne and turn LEFT onto ME-219 / LEEDS RD. Continue to follow ME-219. Turn LEFT onto N PARISH RD / ME-117. Turn RIGHT onto TURNER CENTER RD / ME-117. Turn LEFT onto MATTHEWS WAY.

Sport(s): Ice Hockey Site: Norway Savings Bank Ice Arena 985 Turner St., Auburn, Me. Directions: Turn left from turnpike exit 75 (Auburn). Drive on ME 4 N for about 5 miles to ME 4 N/Turner St. Turn left onto Turner St. and drive to the intersection across from the Auburn Mall (on the right) & Starbucks Coffee (on the right). Continue straight on Turner St. and immediately after the Auburn Mall the ice arena is on the right.

Lewiston High School: 156 East Ave. Lewiston, Me. 04240 Telephone: (207)-795-4190 Sports on site: Football, Soccer, Baseball, Softball, Track & Field, Tennis Directions: Take I95 S to Alfred A Plourde Pkway. Exit 80. Keep right at the fork and follow the signs for ME 196/Lewiston and merge onto Alfred A Plourde Pkway. Turn left onto Pleasant St. and right onto East Avenue. Lewiston HS will be on the left.

Sport(s): Ice Hockey Site: Androscoggin Bank Colisee Directions: Take turnpike - Get off Exit 80. Go straight until you come to first set of lights - you'll see Ramada Inn directly across from you. Take a left at light and go straight - go through blinking light and keep going straight until you come to the next set of lights. Shopping center on left with Ames store. Keep going straight down big hill until you come to a Stop sign. Take a right and go about four to five hundred yards and Civic Center on your left.

Lincoln Academy 81 Academy Hill Rd. Newcastle, Me. 04553: Telephone: 207-563-3596 Sports on site: Soccer, Field Hockey, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Softball, Lacrosse Take ME 27S to Wiscasset and turn left onto the Bath Rd/US 1/Main St. Drive approximately 7 miles to Newcastle-Damariscotta exit on right to (US Business Rt 1/ME 130/ME 215/ME 129. At first intersection go straight and take a left at the blinking yellow light onto Academy Hill Rd. The school is on the right.

Sport(s): Baseball Site: Waldoboro Rec Field, 592 Main St., Waldoboro, Me. 04572 Directions: Take ME 27 S and turn left onto US 1 N. Drive 16 miles and turn right onto West Main St. Turn left onto the Percy Moody Rd and the destination is on the right.

Sport(s): Swim Site: Boothbay YMCA 261 Townsend Ave. Boothbay Harbor, Me. 04538 Directions: Take ME 27 S and turn left onto US 1 N. Drive for 1.5 miles and turn right onto ME 27 S. Drive for 10 miles and the YMCA is on the left.

Sport(s): Golf: Varsity Site: Wawenock Golf Course Directions: Take ME 27 S to Wiscasset and turn left onto US 1 N. Drive for approximately 7 miles to US Business Rt. 1. Continue onto this route and then turn right onto Main St. Turn right onto ME 129 S/Bristol Rd and follow for 3 miles where the course is on the right.

Maranacook Community High School: 2250 Millard Harrison Rd. Readfield, Me. 04355 Telephone: 207-685-4923 Sports on site: Football, Soccer, Field Hockey, Basketball, Track & Field, Tennis, Baseball, Softball I 295/95 North to Augusta/Winthrop exit. Travel West 202/Western Ave. and after the lights at Mulligans in Manchester, take a right onto ME 17 W. Travel 7 miles and the school is set off from the road on the right.

Sports: Ice Hockey, Boys & Girls Lacrosse Site: Kents Hill School Directions: I 295/95 North to Augusta/Winthrop exit. Travel West 202/Western Ave. and after the lights at Mulligans in Manchester, take a right onto ME 17 W. Travel 10 miles and the entrance to the arena & athletic complex is on the left.

Sport(s): Golf: Varsity Site: Augusta Country Club Directions: I 295/95 North to Augusta/Winthrop exit. Travel West 202/Western Ave for approximately 7.5 miles. The clubhouse is on the right.

Massabesic High School: 88 West Rd. Waterboro, Me. 04087 Telephone: (207) 247-3141 Sports on Site: Volleyball Directions: Take I-295 S to Biddeford. Take exit 32 from I-95 S and continue on ME-111 W/Alfred St to your destination in Waterboro.

Medomak Valley 320 Manktown Rd. Waldoboro, Me 04572: Telephone: 207-832-5389 Sports on site: Soccer, XC, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Softball, Tennis Take ME 126 E to Hodgkins Hill Rd in Jefferson, approximately 19 miles. Continue onto ME 32 S, turn left onto the Hodgkins Hill Rd and continue on the Old Augusta Rd. Turn right onto ME 235 S and take a left at the 1st cross street onto Manktown Rd

Sport(s): Golf: Varsity Site: Rockland Golf Course Directions: ME 227 N to Windsor Rd. in Chelsea, turn right onto the Windsor Rd and follow ME 17 E, turn left onto Old Country Rd.

Messalonskee 131 Messalonskee High Drive, Oakland, Me. 04963: Telephone: 207-465-7381 Sports on site: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Track & Field, Tennis 95 North to exit 127. Turn left and head west onto Kennedy Memorial Drive. Continue straight to Pleasant St and turn right onto Oak St. at the corner store. Take a right and the school is 1/2 mile on the right.

Sports: Field Hockey, Soccer, Lacrosse Site: Thomas College, West River Rd., Waterville, Maine Directions: I 295/95 North for 19 miles to exit 120. Turn left onto the Lyons Rd. and turn left onto ME 104 N/West River Rd. Drive 5.6 miles and the athletic facilities are on the right.

Maine Central Institute 295 Main St. Pittsfield.Me. 04967: Telephone: 207-487-3355 Sports on site: Football, Soccer, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Softball, Track & Field, Tennis, Lacrosse 95 North to exit 150. Take a right from the ramp and continue on Somerset Ave. Turn right onto Main St and School is .4 miles from turn.

Sport(s): Golf: Varsity Site: JW Parks Golf Course, 382 Hartland Ave., Pittsfield, Me. 04967 Directions: 95 North to exit 150. Take a right from the ramp and continue on Somerset Ave and turn left onto Hartland Ave. The course will be on the left.

Morse High School High St. Bath, Me 04530: Telephone: 207-443-8250 Sport(s): Football, Soccer, Field Hockey, Cross Country, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Softball, Tennis, Track & Field Site: McMann Recreation Facility / Bath Middle School Directions: I-95 to Brunswick/Topsham exit 31A. Take right off ramp. and drive to the ME 1 to Bath. Drive to the Congress Ave. Exit and take a right onto State St and then turn right onto Congress Ave.

Sport(s): Swim Site: Bath Y.M.C.A. Directions: I-95 to Brunswick/Topsham exit 31A. Take right off ramp. and drive to the ME 1 to Bath. Drive to the Congress Ave. Exit and take a right onto State St and then turn right onto Congress Ave then turn right onto Center Street. YMCA is up the street about a 1/4 mile on the left.

Sport(s): Golf: Varsity Site: Bath Country Club, 387 Whiskeag Road, Bath, ME 04530 Directions: I-295 S to Brunswick/Topsham exit 31A. Take right off ramp. and drive to the ME 1 to Bath. Drive to the Congress Ave.

Mt. Ararat 73 Eagles Way, Topsham, Me. 04086: Telephone: 207-729-2951 Sports on site: Football, Soccer, XC, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Softball, Track & Field, Lacrosse Take I-295 South toward Brunswick. Merge onto ME-196 South via EXIT 31A toward Topsham / Brunswick. Turn LEFT onto US-201 N / MAIN ST. Turn RIGHT onto EAGLES WAY.

Mt. Blue High School 129 Seamon Rd. Farmington, Me. 04938 Telephone: 207-778-3561 Sport(s): Football, Soccer, XC, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Softball, Track & Field, Lacrosse, Tennis, Baseball Site: Mt. Blue High School Directions: Take 95 North to exit 112B. Turn right onto Rt. 27 north and follow all the way to the intersection of Rt. 2. Take a left onto Rt. 2 and travel to Farmington. At the intersection of Rt. 4 take a left, cross the bridge, and take the next left. At the Shop & Save intersection take another left. The school is one mile down the road.

Sport(s): Golf Site: Wilson Lake Country Club in Wilton Directions: On Rte 4 from Farmington, take old Wilton Road to right of Bowling alley, go by Academy Hill school, take 1st right onto Rte 156, go 3 or 4 miles and Country Club is on the left.

Mt. View High School 577 Mt. View Rd. Thorndike, Me. 04986: Telephone: 207-568-3255 Sports on site: Football, Soccer, Field Hockey, XC, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Softball, Track & Field Take I-95 North (Portions toll). Take ME-3 (EXIT 113) toward Augusta / Belfast. Stay Straight to go onto ME-3 North. Turn LEFT onto BRANCH MILLS RD / OLD ROUTE. Continue to follow BRANCH MILLS RD. Turn slightly LEFT onto North PALERMO RD. North PALERMO RD becomes BELFAST RD / ME-137. Turn LEFT onto KNOX RDG North / ME-220. Continue to follow ME-220.

Sport(s): Golf Site: Country View Golf Course 178 Moosehead Trailway, Brooks, Me. 04921 Directions: Take ME-226 N/Windsor Rd and turn left onto ME. 17 W. Turn right onto Spring St., left onto S. Belfast Ave, right onto the Bolton Hill Rd, right onto, US 202 E, a slight right onto ME-3 E. Follow the N Palermo Rd to ME-137 E to the Webb Rd in Knox. Turn left onto ME 7 and the course will be on the right.

Nokomis High School 266 Williams Road, Newport, ME 04953 Telephone: 207-368-4354 Sports on site: Football, Soccer, Field Hockey, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Softball, Tennis Directions: From I-95 heading North, take first Newport exit 157 and turn left onto Rte 7 Go 2 ½ miles to Rte 2E and continue straight through shopping/fast food area. After going 2-3 miles, look for Noah's Ark Animal Farm on right, and take next left onto Williams Road. School is about 1 mile on the left.

Sport(s): Golf Site: Palmyra Golf Course 147 Lang Hill Rd. Palmyra, Me. Directions: I 95 N to exit 150/Somerset exit in Pittsfield. Take a left onto the Somerset Rd. and turn right onto Spring Rd., left onto ME 152, right onto US 2 E, and turn left onto the Lang Hill Rd.

North Yarmouth Academy: 148 Main St., Yarmouth, Me. 04096 Telephone: 207-846-9051 Sports on site: Lacrosse, Volleyball, Ice Hockey (Travis Roy Ice Arena) Directions: Take I-295 S to US-1 S in Yarmouth. Take exit 17 and follow ME-88 S to Main St. School is on the left.

Oceanside High School 400 Broadway St. Rockland, Me. 04841 Telephone: 207-596-2010 Directions: ME 227 N to Windsor Rd. in Chelsea, turn right onto the Windsor Rd and follow ME 17 E to N Main St. in Rockland. Turn right onto North Main St., right onto Cedar Rd., left onto School Rd.

Sports: Field Hockey, Basketball, Tennis Site: Oceanside High School (Oceanside East Campus)

Sport: Football Site: Wasgatt Field adjacent to Rockland Middle School on 30 Broadway, Rockland

Sports: Soccer, XC, Softball, Baseball, Lacrosse Site: Oceanside West, 47 Valley St., Thomaston (Formerly Georges Valley HS) Directions: ME 227 N to Windsor Rd. in Chelsea, turn right onto the Windsor Rd and follow ME 17 E to ME 131 S, left onto US 1 N, left onto Booker St, right onto Valley St.

Sport: Golf Site: Rockland Golf Club, 606 Old County Road, Rockland Directions: ME 227 N to Windsor Rd. in Chelsea, turn right onto the Windsor Rd and follow ME 17 E, turn left onto Old Country Rd.

Oxford Hills 256 Main St. South Paris, Me. 04281: Telephone: 207-743-5342 Sport(s): Basketball, Wrestling Site: Oxford Hills High School Directions: Route 196 to Lewiston and pick up Rt. 201/11 West and follow signs to Mechanic Falls. From Mechanic Falls take Rt. 121 to the intersection of Rt. 26 and continue to the intersection of Rt. 117/26. Travel on ME 26 N until you get to Norway-Paris. School is located at the intersection of Routes 26 & 117 on the town line between Norway & Paris.

Sport(s): Spring and Fall Contests Site: Don Gouin Athletic Complex Directions: From the Maine Turnpike take Exit 75 (Auburn Exit). Turn right out of the exit onto Washington Avenue. At your first light take a right. You will proceed up a hill and will come to an intersection where you will take a left. Follow this road until it intersects with Route 26. Take a right on to Route 26 and stay on this road for approximately 15 miles. The Don Gouin Athletic Complex is located on Apline Street in South Paris. Apline Street extends Northerly from the traffic light at the intersection of Routes 26 & 117 in front of the school (high school). The complex is located on the Eastern side of Alpine Street about 1/4 mile from the traffic light. Parking is limited at this complex but is available at the high school. The complex is a short walking distance from the high school, by crossing Main Street to Charles Street, adjacent to Hancock Lumber. The fields are located at the end of Charles Street. Sport(s): Golf Site: Norway Country Club Directions: From the Maine Turnpike take Exit 75 (Auburn Exit). Turn right out of the exit onto Washington Avenue. At your first light take a right. You will proceed up a hill and will come to an intersection where you will take a left. Follow this road until it intersects with Route 26. Take a right on to Route 26 and stay on this road for approximately 15 miles. At the intersection of Route 26 and 117, take a left onto 117. The Country Club is located on Route 118 between Norway village and Waterford approx. 2 miles from the intersection of Routes 117 and 118 near the Norway Lake Sleep Shop on Norway Lake.

Skowhegan Area High School 61 Academy Circle Skowhegan, Me. 04976: Telephone: 474-5511 Sports on site: Football, Soccer, Field Hockey, XC, Basketball, Wrestling, Softball, Track & Field Take 95 North to exit 130. Turn left onto ME 104 W and continue as the road merges with ME 139 W/Norridgewock Rd. Come to the flashing light and turn right onto the Skowhegan Rd. and drive 3 miles. The school is on the right.

Sport(s): Baseball, Tennis Site: Memorial Complex Directions: Memorial Field Complex on East Maple Street (4th right off Rte 150 North)

Spruce Mountain High School, Community Drive, Jay, Me. 04239: Telephone: 207-897-4336 Sports on site: Soccer, Basketball, Softball, XC Directions to the school: Take 95 to Augusta and get off the Augusta-Winthrop exit, and drive west on Rt. 202/133. Drive approximately 8 miles into Winthrop and turn onto Rt. 133 west. Livermore Falls, where the South Campus is located, is approximately 16 miles from Winthrop on Rt. 133. Jay, where the North Campus is located, is approximately 3 miles from the South Campus. From the South Campus, drive into town and take Rt. 4 into Jay where you will see the school sign.

Sport(s): Football, Baseball Site: South Campus in Livermore Falls Directions: Above directions to Livermore Falls

Sport(s): Tennis Site: Kinneawatha Park, Wilton, Maine Directions: From Rts. 2 & 27; when you come into Farmington take a left onto Route 2 at the stop light. Stay on Route 2 for 7 miles. Turn right onto Route 156 and go to stop sign. (Academy is on right) Turn left & then a quick right (gas station on left corner) stay on 156, 1/2 mile on left will be monuments for Wiles Funeral Home. Take sharp left. Park is on right 1/4 mile (High Street) . Sport: Golf Site: Maple Lane Golf Course, Directions: Take I-95 to the Augusta/Winthrop exit and drive on Rt. 202 into Winthrop. Drive for approximately 8 miles and turn right onto Rt. 133 west. Drive into Wayne and turn left onto Rt. 219. Drive for 2.9 miles and turn right onto Rt. 108 west. Follow the signs and drive .7 miles, turn right onto the River Rd. Drive 5.2 miles and turn right onto Maple Lane. The course is 1.4 miles from this turn.

Waterville Senior High School 1 Brooklyn Ave. Waterville, Me. 04901: Telephone: 207-873-2751 Sports on site: Football, Baseball, Softball, Field Hockey, Basketball Directions: Take 95 North to exit 33. Take a right and travel to the traffic light near the Pizza Hut. Take a left here, then take the first right onto Lincoln Street and go 1 mile past Seton hospital to a blinking light. At this intersection, go straight on Western Ave. about 1/4 of a mile. Just before the blinking light take a left onto Messalonskee Avenue. Travel 2 blocks and the school is on the left.

Sport: Ice Hockey Site: Colby College Directions: Take 95 North to exit 33. Take a right and travel to the traffic light near the Pizza Hut. Take a left onto Washington St. until it becomes Senior Rd and follow that to the school’s athletic facilities.

Sport: Tennis Site: Jim Begin Recreational Tennis Courts Directions: Exit 130 off I-95. Turn right at the end of the exit ramp, onto Upper Main Street (Rte 104). Continue through two more sets of lights. Turn right at the next light (at Congregational Church) onto Eustis Parkway. At the end of Eustis Parkway, turn left onto North Street. The tennis courts are located next to the soccer fields and behind the Judge Morton A. Brody Playground.

Sport: Soccer Site: Webber Rd Directions: Exit 127 off I-95. Rte. 137 (aka Rte 11 and Kennedy Memorial Drive) toward Waterville, Winslow, China. Proceed through several traffic lights. Take a right at 2nd light after Hannaford store/JFK mall (on right) onto Rte 104 toward Augusta & Thomas College. Proceed south on Rte. 104. Webber Field is on the left (after the Waterville Junior High School).

Wells High School: 200 Sanford Rd., Wells, Me. 04090 Telephone: 207-646-7011 Sports on site: Volleyball Directions: Take I-95 S to Wells and take exit 19 to ME-9/ME-109 toward Wells/Sanford. Continue on ME-109 S/State Rte 9 E/Sanford Rd to your destination.

Winslow High School 20 Danielson St. Winslow, Me. 04901: Telephone:207- 872-1990 Sports on site: Football, Field Hockey, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Softball, Tennis Take 95 North to exit 127. Turn right onto Kennedy Memorial Drive/ME 137 E and travel through downtown Waterville. Kennedy Memorial Drive/ME 137 E turns slightly left at Gifford’s Ice Cream and continues until you come to Spring St. Turn right onto Spring St. and continue onto Bridge St. on pass the bridge to the intersection. Take a left at the bridge onto Benton Ave. and then right onto Danielson St.

Sport: Ice Hockey Sukee Ice Arena, 25 Verti Drive, Winslow, Me Directions: Take 295 N onto I 95 N to exit 113. Turn right onto ME 3 E and turn right onto US 201 N/Riverside Drive. Drive approximately 14 miles and turn right onto Verti Drive.

Sport: Soccer Site: KSB Field, Rt. 100A, Halifax St., Winslow, Me. Directions: Take 95 North to exit 127. Turn right onto Kennedy Memorial Drive/ME 137 E and travel through downtown Waterville. Turn right at the light after Hannaford’s onto 137 and continue on this route as it turns left after going over the bridge. Drive until your reach Halifax St. and turn right onto Halifax. Continue driving until you see the field.

Yarmouth High School: 286 West Elm St. Yarmouth, Maine 04096 Telephone: 207-846-5535 Sports on site: Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Lacrosse Directions: Take I-295 S to US-1 N in Yarmouth and take exit 15, turn right onto US Rt. 1N and follow to your destination.

York High School: 1 Robert Stevens Dr, York, ME 03909 Telephone: (207) 363-3621 Sports on site: Football, Basketball, Volleyball Directions: Take I-295 S and I-95 S to York. Take exit 7 and follow US-1/ME-91/Yorks/The Berwicks. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for York/So. Berwick. Take York St and Long Sands Rd to Robert Stevens Dr.

Sports Offsite: Ice Hockey Site: Dover Ice Arena, 10 Portland Ave, Dover, NH 03820 Directions: Continue on I-295 S to Wells. Take exit 19 from I-95 S or ME-9/ME-109 toward Wells/Sanford, continue on State Rte 9 W. and take ME-4 S to NH-4/Portland Ave in Dover. Destination will be on the right.

Revised 7/11/17