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High school cross country preview: Central Maine cross country teams enter 2021 with unfinished business

After last year's state championships were canceled at the last minute, runners and coaches hope for a return to normal.

Track and field: Hall-Dale boys, Monmouth girls take MVC North titles

Track and Field: KVAC, MVC championships planned, to be held in multiple locations

Updated May 18 Track and Field: KVAC, MVC championships planned, to be held in multiple locations Both the KVAC and MVC championship meets will be split up into multiple locations over multiple days. Share Logan Berube of Leavitt Area High School in Turner, back left, hands the baton to teammate Degan Jordan as Edward Little High School’s Tudum Monday hands off to Jacob Jackson during the 4×100-meter relay race at Turner in April. Edward Little won the race. Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal file photo The KVAC and MVC track and field championships are now planned and ready to take place from May 26 to May 29 in four locations and in six total parts. 

2021 outdoor track team previews: Well-rounded Leavitt just happy to be back in the fold this season

Read Article Leavitt’s Blaine Clark vaults himself toward the bar during Wednesday’s pole vault event in Turner during a dual meet with Edward Little. Clark finished second. Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal Well-rounded teams with strong potential in all events means Leavitt coach Will Parkin is confident his Hornets should have a successful season. “The boys on this team are all fierce competitors,” Parkin said. “Whether they are talented newcomers or returning upperclassmen, everyone gives it their all and pushes those around them. Having so many inconsistencies in the past year in terms of athletics has pushed them even harder, and they’re all ready to perform their best this season.”

2021 Track and field overview: In a season of unknowns, teams ready to get back to work

increase font size 2021 Track and field overview: In a season of unknowns, teams ready to get back to work After nearly two years since the last outdoor meet, coaches will use preseason, early meets to evaluate their squads. By Dave DyerKennebec Journal/Morning Sentinel Share Members of the Monmouth Academy track and field team work through some drills during an April 1 practice in Monmouth. Andy Molloy/Kennebec Journal Impact athletes: Gardiner: Tucker Boudreau, Sr. (jumps, mid-distance); Isaac Dostie, Jr. (hurdles); Jackson Boudreau, Jr. (racewalk). Hall-Dale: Ian Stebbins, Sr. (jumps, pole vault); Olivea Bean, Sr. (pole vault). Lawrence: Alyssa Bourque, Sr. (javelin).