Tournament Scoreboard

Katahdin softball stayed unbeaten and Fort Fairfield baseball advanced to regional finals, while Houlton softball and Katahdin baseball saw strong seasons end.

The 2026 Aroostook League All-Star Teams are out, celebrating County standouts in basketball, Nordic, and Alpine events. Congrats to all athletes, coaches, and schools on a great season.

Fort Kent beat Caribou 48-47 to win the Class C North title on Aden Jeffers’ buzzer-beater. Jeffers scored 24 as the Warriors reached their first state championship game. Caribou finished 17-4, led by Owen Corrigan’s 20.

Machias beat Madawaska 61-57 to win the Northern Maine Class D boys title. The Bulldogs led 28-24 at half and 45-36 after three, then held off a late Owls rally. Mickey Fitzsimmons scored 20 and Quinn Pelletier had 25.

Easton beat Jonesport 58-42 to win the Class S North title and reach the state championship for the first time since 2016. The Bears forced 31 turnovers and outscored the Royals 37-16 in the second half, opening the fourth on a 14-0 run.

Wisdom beat Katahdin 41-26 to win the Class S girls regional title. The Lady Pioneers led 13-11 at halftime, Ava Lerman scored 21 as Wisdom advances to its first state final since 1998.

Northern Maine Championship Saturday is loaded with County teams in Bangor. Wisdom-Katahdin (10am), Easton-Jonesport (11:30), Madawaska-Machias (3:30), and Caribou-Fort Kent (8:30). Recaps and highlights all day.

Mattanawcook beat Caribou 59-43 in Bangor, hitting 11 threes to stay undefeated and reach the North Class C girls title game. Quinn Corrigan scored 13 for Caribou, with Carly Levesque adding 12 on four threes.

Caribou beat Washington Academy 70-55 to reach the Class C championship, setting up an all-County title game vs Fort Kent. Owen Corrigan scored 30 with 8 assists, and Colby Ouellette added 12 points and 14 rebounds.

Fort Kent beat Mattanawcook 70-61 in the Class C semifinal, using an 8-0 start to the third quarter to take control. Aden Jeffers had 23 points, 10 rebounds, 5 assists, and Mason Pelletier added 20 with five threes.