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January 25, 2012 / Sports & Outdoors

Roadrunners do well at Black Mountain

Mt Abram Nordic Skiing

By Highway Four Special to the Irregular

RUMFORD — Mt. Abram’s Nordic ski team compiled impressive results Saturday at the Maranacook Wave Race 5k freestyle competition that attracted a large portion of Maine’s top high school skiers to the trails at Black Mountain. More...

Fabulous Franklin foul shooters

Summer Ross of Strong recently became the District Foul Shooting Champ in the 10-11 year age group. Ross is the daughter of Kirby and Melonie Ross of Strong. She will now advance to Augusta Jan. More...

Remaining MTA games

As of Monday, Jan. 23, the Mt. Abram girls (7-5) were in 6th place in the MVC Eastern Class C division. The MTA boys (2-10) had fallen to 12th place. More...

MT. ABRAM BOYS

Mon. 1/23 @ Mtn. More...

Western Mountain Youth Basketball lots of fun

The Western Mountain Youth Basketball Organization program More...

New Western Maine Outdoor Club forms

PHILLIPS — For those looking for more ways to get outside this year and meet new people, the new Western Maine Outdoor Club is taking shape in Franklin County and looking for members. More...

Jim 'Frosty' Logan

Despite -15 f. temperatures at the summit, Jim Logan of Freeman is all smiles on a recent hike up Coburn Mountain. (Stephan Mitman Photo) More...

SPORTS CORRECTION

Wrong dates In the Maine Mountain Snowmobiling Guide 2012 the Original Irregular Jan. 18, 2012, in the article, “Po on Page 17, it’s FABA’s 16th annual winter event Thursday to Saturday, Feb. 2 to 4. More...

MT. ABRAM GIRLS

Tues. 1/24 @ Mtn. More...

MTA varsity takes down Mountain Valley

Mt. Abram Girls’ Basketball

By Chloé Quinn Special to the Irregular

SALEM — What a busy week—Mt. Abram’s girls basketball teams faced Hall-Dale, Mountain Valley, Carrabec and Telstar, in a series of games, in each of which the level of excitement varied. More...

SkiTracks

By Dan Cassidy

Sugarloaf gets needed powder It was a great weekend for skiing and riding at Sugarloaf. Although Saturday’s temperatures hovered in the single digits, low cloud cover kept them there however, wind was not a factor in making a great weekend. More...