Winslow Jr. High fourth quarter honors (2025)

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8th Grade

High Honors: Lilliana Byers, Savannah Calvo, Emma Dameron, Parker Gagne, Emma Gallagher, Clareese Jones, Tylee Latham, Luna Meak, Rex Morin, Kam Overlock, Weston Pappas, Callen Pooler, Cooper Routhier-Starkey, Fallyn Soucy, and Kaiser Stewart.

Honors: Jakob Burrow, Emma Clifford, Audrey Delile, Claire Dunton, Luna Erickson, Layne Ferran, Sophie Fortin, Addilyne Gallagher, Evan Goss, Camryn Gosselin, Abigail Kidli, Nevaeh Knight, Maddox Lambert, Adyson Lessard, Madalynn Loubier, Avery Marshall, Liam McKenney, Elizabeth Morrison, Frederick Ouellette, Sumire Page, Hanna Small, Layla Stanford, Jenicka Stetson, Mara Tyler, Ella Vigue, Tucker Waldie, and Addisyn Willette.

Honorable Mention: Eban Barbeau, Isaac Bulger, Zachary Burnham, Joshua Burns, Anthony Clark, Emma Duplessie, Piper Gilbert, Noah Jenkins, Owen Laqualia, Aurora Phillips, Jorga Sharp, and Sophie Willette.

7th Grade

High Honors: Preston Bailey, Cooper Hachey, Kallan Oakes, Saylor Pierce, Nathan Rossignol, Emelia Severy, Sadie Snell, Amaya Tantoco, and Ava Tantoco.

Honors: Cameron Beaster, Candace Davidson, Shelby Eley, Kayla Fales, Benjamin Fisher, Sophia Giroux, Aidyn Haver, Xavier Huerta-Martinez, Ashleigh Hussey, Emma McCaslin, Eli Nadeau, Anderson O’Brien, Bailee Poland Harford, Chase Rancourt, and Autumn Veilleux.

Honorable Mention: Cameron Akoa, Jovi Bimpson,Shannon Eley, Leah Fate, Braydin Galouch, Jordan Gorneau, Layton Lagasse, Holly LeClair, Makenna McCafferty, Lilly Moody, Bronsen Nelson, Evander Nelson, Ezilo Orsini, Trinity Pelletier, Jace Poulin, Emmaley Raymond, Cohen Severance, Coralie Spencer, Ariana Tompkins-Rodrigues, Braydon Ward, and Owen Watrous.

Erskine Academy third trimester honor roll (2025)

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Erskine Academy

Grade 12

High Honors: Emmett Appel, Emily Bailey, Bryana Barrett, Noah Bechard, Octavia Berto, Jayda Bickford, Lauryn Black, Brooke Blais, Olivia Brann, Carter Brockway, Madison Cochran, Lauren Cowing, Lillian Crommett, Gabrielle Daggett, Aydan Desjardins, Aidan Durgin, John Edwards, Ryan Farnsworth, Hailey Garate, Brandon Hanscom, Serena Hotham, Kailynn Houle, Alivia Jackson, Ava Kelso, Sophia Knapp, Chase Larrabee, Brooke Lee, Jack Lucier, D’andre Marable, Eleanor Maranda, Jade McCollett, Abigail McDonough, Shannon McDonough, Lilas Moles, Addison Mort, Makayla Oxley, Gavyn Paradis, Noah Pelletier, Elsa Redmond, Lillian Rispoli, Nathan Robinson, Laney Robitaille, Carlee Sanborn, Joslyn Sandoval, Aislynn Savage, Achiva Seigars, Jordyn Smith, and Clara Waldrop.

Honors: Geneva Beckim, Kaleb Bishop, Dylan Cooley, Andra Cowing, Trinity DeGreenia, Josiah Fitzgerald, Kenneth Fredette, Kaylene Glidden, Rion Kesel, Shelby Lincoln, Owen Lucier, Madison McNeff, Thomas Mullens, Sadie Pierce, Victoria Rancourt, Carter Rau, Kyle Scott, Zoey Smith, Emily Sprague, Parker Studholme, Katherine Swift, Grant Taker, David Thompson III, and Kaleigh Voyles.

Grade 11

High Honors: Connor Alcott, Emily Almeida, Brock Bowden, Addyson Briggs, London Castle, MacKenzie Chase, Nathan Choate, William Choate, Madeline Clement-Cargill, Claire Davis, Joshua Denis, Audryanna DeRaps, Charles DeSchamp, Lauren Dufour, William Ellsey Jr., Ethan Frost, Madison Gagnon, Stephen Gould, Madison Griffiths, Evan Heron, Mia Hersom, Alexus Jackson, Halle Jones, Kasen Kelley, Timothy Kiralis, Jacob Lavallee, Ava Lemelin, Jaden Mizera, Jack Murray, Elijah Nelson, Ruby Pearson, Elijah Pelkey, Isabelle Pelotte, Emily Piecewicz, Taisen Pilotte, Hannah Polley, Desirae Proctor, Jackie Sasse, Edward Schmidt, Benjamin Severy, Kathryn Shaw, Madelynn Spencer, Kayla Stred, Abigail Studholme, Donovan Thompson, Kammie Thompson, Addison Turner, Oryanna Winchenbach, Addison Witham.

Honors: Faiza Afrin, Savannah Baker, Gavin Bartlett, Anders Bassett, Landon Boynton, Logan Breton, Benjamin Carle, Saunders Chase, Lillian Clark, Timothy Clavette, Sylvia Davis, Mason Decker, Riley Dixon, Jacob Faucher, Kolby Griatzky, Aiden Hamlin, Willow Haschalk, Cadence Homstead, Aidan Huff, Kayle Lappin, Nathaniel Levesque, Kloie Magoon, Brayden McLean, Paige McNeff, Bayley Nickles, Phoebe Padgett, Jordyn Parise, Jacoby Peaslee, Abigail Peil, Jackson Pelotte, Chase Pierce, Logan Poulin, Owen Robichaud, Leahna Rocque, Kameron Rossignol, Trenton Smith, Benjamin Sullivan, Leah Targett, Phoebe Taylor, Charles Uleau, Ella Winn, Brody Worth, and Maddilyn York.

Grade 10

High Honors: Isaac Audette, Olivia Austin, Jeremiah Bailey, Jackson Blake, Silas Bolitho, Hailey Boone, Madeline Boynton, Cassidy Brann, Delaney Brown, Liam Burgess, Olivia Childs, Hunter Christiansen, Landon Clements, Jilian Desjardins, Ryley Desmond, Robin Dmitrieff, Bella Dutilly, Isabella Farrington, Danica Ferris, Gianna Figucia, Audrey Fortin, Aina Garcia Cardona, Adalyn Glidden, Cody Grondin, Madison Harris, Lilly Hutchinson, Johanna Jacobs, Ivy Johns, Callianne Jordan, Maverick Knapp, Sawyer Livingstone, Jasai Marable, Annie Miragliuolo, Alexis Mitton, Kienna-May Morse, Jacoby Mort, Bryson Pettengill, Caylee Putek, Sovie Rau, Lailah Sher, Bryson Stratton, Gabriel Studholme, Sabrina Studholme, Hellena Swift, Kaleb Tolentino, and Eryn Young.

Honors: William Adamson IV, Ariana Armstrong, Ashton Bailey, Delia Bailey, Linnea Bassett, Benjamin Beale, Lucas Beale, Luke Blair, Seth Bridgforth, Emma Casey, Khloe Clark, Collin Clifford, Owen Couture, Slayde Crocker, Connor Crommett, Logan Dow, Kelsie Dunn, Delaney Dupuis, Tesla Every-Blanchard, Madison Field, Nicholas Gould, Kaylee Grierson, Addison Hall, Eva Hayden, Auburn Horn, Reid Jackson, Evan James, Chantz Klaft, Mason Lagasse, Bryson Lanphier, Jack Malcolm, Gage Miller, Gaven Miller, MacKenzie Oxley, Madeline Oxley, Molly Oxley, Layla Peaslee, Noah Pooler, Dylan Proctor, Gabriel Ratcliff, Samuel Richardson, Colton Ryan, Lucas Short, Ian Smith, Braeden Temple, Cayden Turner, Carter Ulmer, and Tyler Waldrop.

Grade 9

High Honors: Joshua Bailey, Madeline Berry, Ella Beyea, Dominic Brann, Ryan Carle, Lily Chamberlain, Ryleigh French, Shelby Gidney, Kolby Glidden, Katherine Granger, Christina Haskell, Bristol Jewett, Bella Lefferts, Dylan Maguire, Mason Marable, Stella Martinelli, Skyler McCollett, Ayla McCurdy, Ava Miragliuolo, Grant Munsey, Paige Perry, Brandon Piper, Jakobe Sandoval, Parker Smith, Khloe Soucy, Maxine Spencer, Ethan Studholme, Reid Sutter, Benjamin Theberge, Audrey Tibbetts, Hannah Tobey, Kayleigh Trask, Kallie Turner, Kinsey Ulmer, Sorrel Vinci, Mackenzie Waldron, and Leah Watson.

Honors: Clifton Adams IV, Landon Alexander, Megan Bailey, Hunter Baird, Brooke Borja, Mackenzie Bowden, Aiden Brann, Nicholas Carle, Jack Coutts, Daegan Creamer, Zoey DeMerchant, Dylan Dodge, Heleana-Marie Doyon, Trevor French, Taylor Gagnon, Tyler Gagnon, Jasmine Garey, Riley Gould, Myla Gower, Chase Grant, Rachel Grant, Amiah Graves, Bruce Grosjean, Micah Hartley, Jackson Hussey, Baylee Jackson, Landon Larochelle, Marlin Lawrence, Dorothy Leeman, Mason Mattingly, Alexander Mayo, Orin McCaw, Max McKenlogue, Annaleysha McNeil, Annabella Morris, Grace Oxley, Carter Peterson, Nolan Pierce, Kevin Robinson, George Roderick, Thomas Roe, Jacob Rogers, Jacob Shanholtzer, Hunter Small, Jaylynn St. Amand, Landon Sullivan, Leigha Sullivan, and Eli Vallieres.

Renaissance awards at Erskine Academy (2025)

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June Seniors of the Trimester recipients, from left to right, Andra Cowing, Carlee Sanborn, Chase Larrabee, and David Thompson III. (contributed photo)

On Friday, June 6, Erskine Academy, in South China, students and staff attended a Renaissance Assembly to honor their peers with Renaissance Awards.

Renaissance Recognition Awards were presented to the following students: Stella Martinelli, Sabrina Studholme, MacKenzie Chase, Shannon McDonough, Brandon Hanscom, Jordyn Smith, Kaden Crawford, Victoria Rancourt, Lillian Crommett, Kaiden Kronillis, Josiah Fitzgerald, and Eleanor Maranda.

In addition to Recognition Awards, Senior of the Trimester Awards were also presented to four members of the senior class: Carlee Sanborn, daughter of Jennifer and Robert Sanborn, of China; Andra Cowing, daughter of Kirsten and Anthony Cowing, of Palermo; Chase Larrabee, son of Carrie and Jeremy Larrabee, of China; and David Thompson III, son of Laura Thompson, of Jefferson. Seniors of the Trimester are recognized as individuals who have gone above and beyond in all aspects of their high school careers.

In appreciation of their dedication and service to Erskine Academy, Faculty of the Trimester awards were presented to Celina Page, Foreign Language Instructor; and Ryan Nored, English Instructor.

Congratulations to all award recipients!

June Faculty of the Trimester recipients Ryan Nored, left, and Celina Page. (contributed photo)

TEAM PHOTO: Belgrade Majors Softball Team

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Front row, from left to right, Bella Allarie, Jaidyn Gardner, Piper Levenseller, Aubrey Woodman, Emery Voll, and Brooke Kidd. Back, Ann Bedard, Izzy Hockmeyer, Izzy Castner, Eleanor Paige, Hadleigh LaChance, and Blakely Shore. Coaches, Stephanie Koetzle, Meagan Woodman, and Kayla Levenseller (photo by Missy Brown, Central Maine Photography)

TEAM PHOTO: Waterville Majors Baseball Team

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Front row, from left to right, Gabe Staffiere, Wyatt Chapman, Cooper McKenna, Avery McKenna, Pheonix McLoy, Kobe Garay, Abel Zinkovitch. Coaches, CJ McKenna, Matt Vaughan, Victor Garay, Back, Alexander Wild, Jace Spaulding, Tatum Vaughan, Alex Sheehan, Salvatore Isgro, Landon Beck. (photo by Galen Neal, Central Maine Photography)

PHOTO: Achieves milestone

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Belle Pelotte, a junior from Erskine Academy, recently accomplished quite an achievement. She made her 100th goal in lacrosse! Pelotte is the daughter of Jerad and Shasta Pelotte, of China. She has made many assists as well to this date. (photo courtesy of Mark Huard)

SNHU announces Spring 2025 president’s list

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Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), in Manchester, New Hampshire, congratulates the following students on being named to the Spring 2025 president’s list. The spring terms run from January to May.

Ascher Ter Kuile, of Vassalboro, Ryan Cunningham, of Skowhegan, Blake Laweryson, of North Anson, Alex Akers, Tamara Butler, and River Garling, all of Madison; Zachary Eggen, of Liberty; Stormy Wentworth, Grace Marshall, and Allison Nickerson, all of Fairfield; Jasmine Cayford, of Canaan; Jacob Colson, of Albion; Sierra Winson, Joseph Slater, and Trevor Lovely, all of Winslow; Duncan Sawyer, and Oase Erkamp, both of Waterville; Murphy Duffy, of Washington; Andrew Cronk, of China; Jennifer Anastasio, of Jefferson; Jaimie Thomas, of Sidney; Krista Neal, Renee Kimball, Krista Knight, Kristopher Mank and Jamison Bragdon, all of Augusta.

Area students named to All-Maine Academic Team (2025)

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Five area Maine community college students have been named to the All-Maine Academic Team in recognition of their outstanding academic achievement, leadership, and service.

Area students receiving the award and a $500 scholarship from the MCCS Board of Trustees are:

Stephanie Wright, Oakland, Eastern Maine Community College.
Skye Havey, Somerville, Kennebec Valley Community College, in Fairfield/Hinckley.
Andrea King, Unity, Kennebec Valley Community College.
Jaikari Rada-Gonzalez, Palermo, Kennebec Valley Community College.
Jasmine Sanders, Augusta, Kennebec Valley Community College.

SNHU announces Spring 2025 dean’s list

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Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), in Manchester, New Hampshire, congratulates the following students on being named to the Spring 2025 dean’s list. The spring terms run from January to May.

Rebecca Cherish, of Vassalboro, Misty Ray, of Montville, and Ivette Hernandez Cortez, of Augusta.

Local students go to state house to support girls’ sports and spaces

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Bianca Wright, of Benton, speaking before the Maine Judiciary Committee, in Augusta. (contributed photo)

Female student athletes from across the state came to Augusta to testify in favor of bills to protect women’s sports and spaces. Most Mainers recognize these bills are commonsense policy that needs to be passed.

Dozens of brave girls came to testify in front of the Judiciary Committee. They shared their stories of how they’ve been negatively impacted by Maine’s current practice that allows biological men to compete in girls’ sports and invade women’s spaces.
“The vast majority of Mainers believe the rights of biological girls and women must be upheld. It’s up to us as legislators to protect these girls,” said Sen. Sue Bernard, R-Aroostook. “These bills will ensure privacy, safety and fairness for all Maine girls and re-affirm the protections that have been afforded to women since the passage of Title IX in 1972.”

Zoe Hutchins, of Fairfield, speaking before the Maine Judiciary Committee, in Augusta. (contributed photo)