Seniors on the boys’ soccer team are Wyatt Jamieson, Alex Richard, and Raphael Antonelle. (Photo by Brenda Batson)

Seniors on the girls’ soccer team are Mercedes Owen and Skylar Smith. (Photo by Brenda Batson)

Seniors on the girls’ soccer team were recently recognized.  Shown are Coach Siering, Amy Cox, Nicole Cox, Hannah Lockenwitz, Asst. Coach Gary Bryant, and manager Alyssa Stevens. (Photo courtesy of Leslie Monk)

Seniors on the volleyball team are Jordan Yarnes, Tia Murphy, Danielle White, Anneleise Rollins, Chiara D'Ercole, Brooklyn McCarthy, Madison Stanley, Piper Donovan, Lainey Johnson, Sierra Jones, Kassidi Porter, and Nevaeh Thomas. (Photo by Brenda Batson)

Seniors on the golf team are Jace Cook, Emil Paullson, Andrew Barnard, and Josh Calder.  (Photo courtesy of Brenda Batson)

The Brendan Leddy Memorial Fund and Calais Skatepark Committee (CSC) had an excellent day at the park on Saturday for the Harvest Fest - Most Stoked Jam.

Participating were lots of young riders and some other middle-aged riders, and plans are underway to have many more events with very young and introductory-level riders for a couple years, until a core base of riders is established where they can push each other.

Calais 8th graders recently played their final soccer game before they move up to high school next season.  Those student-athletes are Sarah Wentworth, Mackenzie Smith, Mikah Smith, Liam Travis, Noah White, Kaci Small, Wyatt Short, Bradley Walton, and Parker Bailey. (Submitted photo)

At the recently-held regional cross country race in Belfast, Calais High School runners Bailey O’Rourke (left photo) and Phillip Bassett (shown right in right photo) both qualified for the state race held in Cumberland last weekend.  (Submitted photos)

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The Calais boys, under second-year Blue Devil Coach Dean Preston, are anxious to get back on the court for regular season play this month.

Having lost two players from last season to graduation, the Blue Devils are determined to build on the chemistry they ended with last season, Preston explained.  The Blue Devils finished last year with a 10-9 record.

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The Woodland girls’ varsity basketball team, led by second-year coach Mark Hornbrook, has 13 players on its roster this year.

Having lost just one player last season to graduation, Hornbrook said he is anticipating a more successful run this year with five seniors on the team and four returning starters.