Area youths find success at USATF Summer Championships

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Jack Bilodeau

Jack Bilodeau, of Winslow, claimed the boys 13/14 javelin state championship.

 

Gabe Katz

Gabe Katz, of Rome, earned the boys 13/14 triple jump state title.

 

Kaylan Bourque

Kaylan Bourque, of Benton, is the girls 9/10 long jump champion.

 

Left to right, Jenna Veilleux, Ashley Quirion, Sadie Irza and Grace Biolodeau

The Winslow girls 13/14 4×100 relay team captured first place at the USATF summer state championships. Left to right, Jenna Veilleux, Ashley Quirion, Sadie Irza and Grace Biolodeau.

 

Carly Warn

Carly Warn, 13, of Winslow, competed in the 100m dash at the USATF youth state meet in Augusta on August 13. Warn competed in the 13/14-year-old age group placing third overall with a time of 13.67. She has been part of the Winslow summer program since she was 8.

 

Waterville and Winslow Youth Summer Track & Field

Members of the Waterville and Winslow Youth Summer Track & Field programs walking in the Parade of Athletes on August 13 at the USATF state championships, held in Augusta.

 

All photos by Mark Huard, owner of Central Maine Photography

Getting ready for some football

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Winslow Youth Football

Winslow Youth Football coach Patrick Adams, left, and “Big Ben” Thomas practicing for the upcoming season. Photos by Missy Brown, Central Maine Photography staff

 

Giovanni St. Onge

Giovanni St. Onge getting in some work preparing for the upcoming season. Photos by Missy Brown, Central Maine Photography staff

Win medals at national competition

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Jake Lapierre, of Winslow and Peter Mayhorn

The 15th edition of the National Cup track and field trials were held in Aurora, Colorado, on July 22-25. Two local athletes, Jake Lapierre, of Winslow, left, and Peter Mayhorn, of Waterville, won medals at the competition. Photo by Mark Huard, ownere Central Maine Photography

Track and field action

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Photos by Mark Huard, owner Central Maine Photography

Logan Tardif

Logan Tardif, 11, of Waterville, competing in the USATF summer youth program through the parks and rec department. He was a double medalist earning two bronze medals.

 

Eric Boot

Eric Booth, of Winslow, competing in the 100 meter hurdles at the state championships, in Augusta.

Football season around the corner…

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Football players Isaiah Watters

Winslow Youth Football players Isaiah Watters, above, and Hayden Lockhard, going through opening night practice on August 8.          Photos by Missy Brown, Central Maine Photography staff

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China North Minor A champions

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China North Minor A baseball team

The China North Minor A baseball team recently won the league championship with an undefeated season. Front, left to right, Parker Bellows, Dylin Breton, Ryan Tyler, Tristan Anderson, Duncan Bailey, Parker Studholme, Hayden Chase, Keenan Clark, Kyle Burrill and Ayden Michaud. Back, coaches Chad Bailey, Kirk Studholme and Adam Chase.
Photo courtesy of Katie Bailey

Starters on U16 Seacoast Mariners

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Michael Wildes, left, and Jake Warn, both of Winslow, are starters on the U16 Seacoast Mariners premier soccer team. On June 12 they defeated GPS Phoenix, 7-0, to win the State Cup for the third consecutive year. Photo courtesy of Central Maine Photography

Michael Wildes, left, and Jake Warn, both of Winslow, are starters on the U16 Seacoast Mariners premier soccer team. On June 12 they defeated GPS Phoenix, 7-0, to win the State Cup for the third consecutive year. Photo courtesy of Central Maine Photography

Sheepscot Valley champs

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A combined team of players from St. Michael School, in Augusta, and Chelsea Middle School won the Sheepscot Valley Athletic Conference championship on June 8. St. Michael/Chelsea defeated Vassalboro, 6-0. The winning pitcher was Mitchell Tarrio, striking out 17 batters. He also led the offense with a triple and single, Kyle Douin and Bryton Kieltyka each had a double for the winners. The team is coached by David Tarrio and Jason Douin. Contributed photo

A combined team of players from St. Michael School, in Augusta, and Chelsea Middle School won the Sheepscot Valley Athletic Conference championship on June 8. St. Michael/Chelsea defeated Vassalboro, 6-0. The winning pitcher was Mitchell Tarrio, striking out 17 batters. He also led the offense with a triple and single, Kyle Douin and Bryton Kieltyka each had a double for the winners. The team is coached by David Tarrio and Jason Douin. Contributed photo

 

Young athletes take center stage

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Battle of Maine

Left, Club Naha team member Michael Achorn and Huard’s Sport Karate team member Mikey Stewart with their awards after point fighting at the recent Maine Martial Arts Challenge, on April 10. Michael captured first place and Mikey, second place. (Photo by Missy Brown, Central Maine Photography staff).

Martial Arts tourney

Below left, Alfond Youth Center CEO Ken Walsh with Waterville Cal Ripken baseball team member Keegan Dumais during opening day ceremonies at Fran Purnell Field, in Waterville. Photo by Carol Fredette, Central Maine Photography staff. Below, Participants in the 36th annual Battle of Maine Martial Arts championships at Sukee Arena, in Winslow, on March 19. Photo by Dawn Jacques, Central MaineKen Walsh and player