Marshwood High School

Marshwood Athletics: 15 Sanford Schools: 0 = = = = = = = = = Girls Varsity Softball wins vs Sanford Headline: Sanford 0 Marshwood 15 (4 innings) Lindsay Bennett 4 IP 0 R 0 ER 3 hits 9 K 1 BB Piper Catanese 3-3 3 R 3 RBI Lindsay Bennett 1-2 2 R 1 RBI 2B Laurali Shisler 2-3 2 R 2 RBI 3B Lilly Gennaro 1-3 2 R 2 RBI

Marshwood Athletics: 12 Portland High School: 9 = = = = = = = = = Game MVP: Boys Varsity Lacrosse wins with goals from every offensive player. Jackson Hamilton 4 goals Rogan Boisvert 2 goals 3 assists Hayden Demeroto 2 goals 1 assist Quinn Maguire 2 goals 1 assist Mason Poitras! 1 goal 1 assist Troy Bascio 1 goal

Congrats to Emily. She just returned from a 10-day trip to San Francisco where she competed in the country's highest level of competition for sailboat racing in her age group. She placed 5th in Silver Fleet, which puts her among the top 75 sailors in the country, and top 20 females. Emily is on the Marshwood/Traip Sailing team (part of Rob Scully's ELO partnership with Piscataqua Youth Sailing Association). Here is news video coverage to give a little more insight into the intensity and prestige of the event. https://www.ktvu.com/sports/young-north-bay-sailors-compete-for-shot-at-stardom-on-the-high-seas?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR2zi6duunSf8y_QKvSjBn9yVzUZNxd29DvSNU1ITGkpcYe5WghQID26MYk_aem_Ac0JAXqA7CWzSC39DUwafy2DPenPT5-3IZaFqkEm3SdT83EpB_2Mu5_Fa971LG67tAz1w4Ne3BPwimyzvLQ4odbF

Marshwood baseball beats Massabesic 7-1. A great win for the Hawks behind a 6-inning, 5K outing by Noah Fitzgerald. Tyler Hussey had 3 hits, 2 singles and a double, with 2 RBI's. The Hawks host Westbrook Thursday at 4:30.

Marshwood Giris Lacrosse JV tied Greely 3-3. Chloe Walker 2G and Makenna Capron 1G Makayle Coy and Hannah Moylan combined for 4 saves.

Marshwood Girls Lacrosse loses to Greely 11-9. Halftime 5-4 GHS MHS (2-1) Sarah Theriault 5G Hadley Prewitt 1G4A, Maddy Poitras 2G, Brynn Folger 1G, Leigh Twohig 4 saves GHS(2-1) Asia Kerman 5G2A, Eva Williams 5G2A, Jane Flynn 1G,Whitney Bond 4 saves Next for Marshwood at Scarborough 4/26 at 6pm

Let's vote for Charlie Hudson and Maddie Poitras https://www.seacoastonline.com/story/sports/high-school/2024/04/22/vote-for-seacoast-athletes-of-the-week-for-april-15-20-ballot-here/73410410007/

Great News from Marshwood High School NationalTechnical Honor Society Congratulations to MHS 2024 Inductees of the National Technical Honor Society. These students were chosen for their outstanding academic achievement and demonstration of the values upheld by NTHS; skill, honesty, service, responsibility, scholarship, citizenship, and leadership. Students will be recognized at an upcoming ceremony at Sanford Regional Technical Center on May 8th.

Marshwood boys Lax Marshwood Athletics: 3 York High School: 14 = = = = = = = = = Jackson Hamilton 3 goals Hayden Demeroto 2 assists

Marshwood Girls Lacrosse beats Portland 15-2 Halftime 10-1 MHS (2-0) Maddy Poitras 7G3A, Hadley Prewitt 2G4A, Eva Hersey 2G4A, Liv Drake 2G,Brynn Folger 2G, Jolie Folger 1A, Leigh Twohig 4 saves. PHS(0-3) Leah Sigfindson 2G Ella Worcester 8 saves, Marin Ackerman 3 saves Next for the Hawks is Greely at home, Tuesday 4/23 at 4pm

Hawks Baseball The Hawks got the job done today against the Bulldogs of Portland on Opening Day! Charlie Hudson dominated through 5 innings on the mound and Hawk Hitters backed him up to win 10-0. The Hawks play at Massabesic on Tuesday and host the Wesbrook Blazes on Thursday!

Marshwood softball results SPRING GIRLS VARSITY SOFTBALL GAME Results Date/Time: Thursday Apr 18 2024 4:00PM Marshwood @ Kennebunk Venue: Kennebunk High School Score: = = = = = = = = = Marshwood Athletics: 7 Kennebunk High School: 2 = = = = = = = = = Marshwood 2 0 0 1 3 0 1 7 Kennebunk 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 Emily Hester 7 IP 4 H 2 R 1 ER 9 K 5 BB Lindsay Bennett 2-4 2 R 2 2B Emily Hester 3-3 2 R 2 2B 2 RBI Piper Catanese 1-2 2 R 1 RBI Laurali Shisler 1-4 3B 1 RBI

Marshwood @ South Portland for Red Riot Invitational Boys: Sophomore Henri Rivard won the 1600 and Junior Isaiah Perodin won the Triple Jump to lead the Hawks to a 3rd place finish in the 8 team invitational. Rivard surged to victory in the final 200 meters crossing the line in 4:38.98. Perodin was the only competitor over 40 feet with a 41-1 mark and he also finished 2nd in Long Jump, leaping 19-6.5. Other standout performers for the Hawks included Junior Braiden McGinnis who was 3rd in Javelin with a 134-9 throw. Junior Cullen St. Cyr also had a strong day, finishing 4th in the Discus (121-0) and 5th in the Javelin (129-2) Girls: Cameron Leveille, a senior, paced the Hawks, finishing 3rd in Triple Jump (30-10) and 5th in Long Jump (13-10.5). Her sister, freshman Sydney Leveille was 3rd in Long Jump with a 14-2.5. Mercedez Sanchez finished 4th in the 100 m dash with a 13.78 and the girls 4 x 100 relay finished 5th in a time of 55.90. The girls team finished 8th overall.

Marshwood Athletics: 10 Windham Athletics: 17 = = = = = = = = = Boys Varsity Lacrosse loses Headline: It was a one goal game coming out of half time 7-8, but Windham pulled ahead in the third and fourth quarters ending 10-17 Jackson Hamilton 5 goals Hayden Demeroto ! ;2 goals 1 assist Bradley Wentwoth 2 goals Quinn Maguire 1 goal

Marshwood Baseball A great team win by the Marshwood Baseball team to open the 2024 season. The Hawks beat the Eagles of Windham High School by a score of 8-2. Hitless through 4 innings, the Hawks erupted for 7 runs in the 5th inning. Senior Noah Fitzgerald threw 10 strikeouts through 5.2 innings and Junior Ronan Garrett came in in relief to put the game to bed. The Hawks are looking forward to a great home crowd for Friday's game against Portland at 1PM at Marshwood High School!

Marshwood Girls Lacrosse beats Biddeford 12-7. Halftime score 4-4. Sarah Theriault 4Goals 2Assists, Maddy Poitras 3G3A, Eva Hersey 3G1A, Anna Jennings 2G,Hadley Prewitt 2A, Elle McDaniel, Kaley Donovan, Lana Emery and Nora Dockham played excellent defensively. Leigh Twohig had 7 saves for the win in her varsity debut. Next game for the Hawks is next Friday at home vs Portland at 130.

Congrats Bradley Wentworth Marshwood / Traip / Sanford / Noble FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 12, 2024 - Hobey Baker High School Character Award winners announced for the state of Maine Boy’s and Girl’s ice hockey programs. (Camden, Maine) The Maine Director of the Hobey Baker High School Character Award announced 43 state-wide winners in high school ice hockey today. Each year, a senior hockey player from participating Maine high schools is selected by their coach for outstanding individual performance on and off the ice. The award honors high school hockey players who exemplify the Hobey Baker ideal that "Character Builds Excellence." The Hobey Baker committee believes that character makes the game better and makes our players better. Candidates for the award are selected by their coaches based on coach-ability, strength of character, integrity, commitment, teamwork, community leadership, and outstanding sportsmanship. “I am proud to announce the 43 Maine recipients of this year’s award” said Vin Contento, Maine Director of the Hobey Baker High School Character Award. “Established in 2003, the Hobey Baker High School Character Award recognizes character, commitment, and love of the game.” Hobey Baker not only excelled in hockey, but in football as well at the collegiate level. He had a tradition of making his way to his opponent’s locker room to shake their hands after each contest. He despised dirty play and was penalized only twice in his college career. “While Hobey Baker was a legendary athlete, he was also a true gentleman. It’s important to recognize the same values and traits in these high school athletes and not just their on-ice abilities”, Contento said. This is the 12th year Maine high school hockey has participated in the award program. Among the winners announced today were 14 girls and 29 boys from participating high school varsity teams across the state. Winners receive a personalized commemorative plaque – and a distinction shared by some of the top players to ever hit the ice: Hobey Baker winner.

Shout out to Hadley, Maddie and Sarah for girls lax https://www.seacoastonline.com/story/sports/high-school/2024/04/08/28-seacoast-nh-me-high-school-girls-lacrosse-players-to-watch-2024/73015847007/

April 7 District Update I hope this email finds you well. It has certainly been a long four days for many members of our community. I am emailing this afternoon to provide a quick update on the status of the District going into next week. Power Status I am happy to share that all MSAD 35 buildings currently have power. In addition, internet services have been restored as of yesterday morning. We are ready for students first thing Monday morning. Reminder - Tomorrow’s Schedule Please remember that tomorrow's schedule may be slightly different in our schools tomorrow as a result of the solar eclipse. Our elementary schools sent home notifications to families with the options for tomorrow afternoon. If you haven’t already done so, please fill out the permission forms for your student(s) indicating your plan for tomorrow afternoon. Afternoon buses at MHS and MMS will run on a normal schedule and the Elementary School buses will run later than normal. In addition, there will be a late bus for Marshwood High School and Marshwood Middle School students tomorrow, but not for Marshwood Great Works School’s students. Monday Bus Routes We have confirmed with both the Eliot and South Berwick Departments of Public works and there are no road closures at this time. Therefore, all AM bus routes will run on a normal schedule. This Evening use of Marshwood High School MSAD 35 is working closely with York County Emergency Management Services. You may see a large number of power restoration vehicles at Marshwood High School later this evening. We have been asked to open our facility in the event that power restoration crews need bathroom, showering and recharging facilities. MSAD 35 is happy to help in any way to facilitate and support the return of power to the State of Maine. This will not impact this afternoon's performance of Mamma Mia or school at Marshwood High School in the morning. Use of the facility may change in the event that York County Emergency Management does not require the facility. I am hopeful we can now fully dive into springtime weather. Respectfully, John Caverly Superintendent of Schools MSAD 35

Marshwood's Noah Fitzgerald highlighted here! https://www.seacoastonline.com/story/sports/high-school/2024/04/05/seacoast-high-school-baseball-ace-pitchers-to-watch-2024/73017543007/