Mattanawcook Academy

Field Hockey makeup date for home game against Stearns is confirmed for Monday October 6 at 4:00.

After watching the weather all morning, it looks like we aren't going to avoid the heavy rain. Based on the weather forecast, golf and field hockey for today have been canceled. Golf will not be made up since the PVC championships are next week. Field hockey is scheduled to be made up on Monday Oct. 6, provided there are officials available that day. I will update all social media and websites once that date becomes finalized.

The field hockey game scheduled for Tuesday 9/30, has been switched to Wednesday 10/1, still at Old Town and still at 4:00. Sorry for the change, but we have a bus driver out that day and couldn't accommodate all the trips.

There is no cross country meet in Houlton on Tuesday 9/23. Their AD just messaged me to say that 4 teams had dropped out, so it didn't make sense to still do the race.

Here is the link to tonight's football game vs. John Bapst.
https://www.youtube.com/live/yg1XWaegU2I

The home field hockey game scheduled for Tuesday 9/23 vs. Hermon will now be played on Wednesday 9/24 at 4:00, still at home. Sorry for the change but Hermon had bus issues on the 23rd.

There is no JV game on Monday September 15. Old Town didn't have enough healthy players and last minute attempts to find another opponent were unsuccessful.

Because of daylight concerns, the varsity soccer games for Tuesday have been moved up by 1/2 hour. Girls will start at 3:00 and boys at 5:00.

The plan is to live stream tonight's football game on the link below. We haven't live streamed a football game before, so hopefully all goes smoothly.
https://youtube.com/live/1Hvl9DQLI8s?feature=share

Next Friday, September 12, we have 4 teams all on the road. In order to make all these trips possible, we have changed the field hockey game at Stearns to a 5:00 start time, which will allow them to leave after busses get back from their local runs. Thanks for understanding.

Changes have been made to the schedules for almost all sports, so please continue to look at the schedules that are posted on the rsu67 website. They are always up to date, but the one you printed 2 weeks ago may not be.

Freshmen Day 2025 was a great success! Students were able to have full run of the building before the entire school is here on Thursday. We ran through a Maroon and White day schedule so all freshmen know where the classes are located.

We participated in five team building competitions in the afternoon. Congratulations to Mrs. Ritchie's advisory in winning the competitions. They now are able to name our 2025-2026 Stuffed Mascot Lynx.

Looking forward to welcoming all of our students tomorrow.......

Here is the plan for today's athletic events: Stearns @ MA Baseball-RESCHEDULED FOR 5/29 @ 3:30 (double header with senior recognition between games) Stearns @ MA Softball-3:30 TODAY (double header with senior recognition between games) MA @ PCHS Tennis-3:30 TODAY, 1:30 BUS and 1:15 Dismissal MA Frosh PVC Meet @ Hampden 1:45 BUS and 1:30 Dismissal GO LYNX!

The Mattanawcook Academy Lynx Cheer squad competed in the Regional Championship at Cony High School on Saturday. Full of energy and spirit as they took the mat, the Lynx performed a flawless routine! Having no deductions and a 7 point drive in score from their PVC performance secured the Lynx a 6th place finish and advances them to the State competition next Saturday. The state championship will be held on 2/10/24 at the Augusta Civic Center. Congratulations cheerleaders! GO LYNX

In Lincoln, the Mattanawcook Academy Lynx extended their win streak to four consecutive games with a start to finish 58-41 victory over the visiting Woodland Dragons. The Lynx season record now stands at 11-2 as they drive their homeward stretch towards a Class C North post-season berth. The Lynx posted another explosive 1st quarter, coming out of the gates to post a 26-8 advantage. James Trott scored 8 of his game high 20 points in the quarter with Kooper McCarthy and Andrew Oliver tallying 7 each. The scoring slowed in quarter 2 as the Lynx entered halftime with a 32-16 advantage. The Woodland Dragons came out of the halftime locker room with inspired play to hit the Lynx with a 20-8 quarter as they narrowed the gap to a 40-36 Lynx lead after 3. Freshmen Evan Monk posted 8 of his team high 13 in the quarter with Brayden Dana adding 6 of his 12 points in the quarter. MA’s strong perimeter attack had gone cold. The Lynx shot only 3-23 from beyond the 3-point arc, well off their 39% season average. But, in quarter 4, the Lynx started attacking the interior and picked up their defensive intensity to close-out the upstart Dragons 18-5. Trott (6), Oliver (5) and True Weatherbee (4) were cogs in the attack. Strong defensive play by McCarthy and freshman Ryder Osnoe propelled the Lynx to their 11th victory. McCarthy grabbed 10 rebounds and dished out 5 assists while Oliver garnered 9 rebounds and Trott (7). The Lynx posted a season high 40 rebounds as a team. MA hosts power Calais on Thursday January 25th seeking to avenge a 53-47 loss at Calais on January 6th, one of their only 2 setbacks this 2023-2024 campaign. In Junior Varsity action, MA defeated Woodland 63-33 to vault to 13-0 on the season. Brett Crocker’s squad was propelled by 11 three pointers. Liam Walsh posted a season high 24 points. Also leading the Lynx attack were Justus Mendall 8 points/ 12 rebounds, Ryder Osnoe 14 points, Cooper Moore (7), and point guard Isaac Ritchie adding 6. Both Walsh and Osnoe canned four 3-pointers apiece. Go Lynx

A mid-January Thursday night road trip to Milo was in the cards for the Mattanawcook Academy Lynx as they defeated the Penquis Valley Patriots 61-38. MA now stands at 10-2 and Penquis falls to 5-7. The Lynx had a very potent 1st quarter attack and jumped to a 24-4 advantage in the first stanza. Proficient shooting, stingy defense, and unselfish play spurned the Lynx attack. MA shot 19-32 (59%) on 2-point attempts, 5-7 (71%) from the free throw line and 6-23 (26%) from 3-point land with 28 rebounds, 8 steals, and 23 assists as a team. The sophomore tandem of Andrew Oliver (19) and Avery Jordan (17) led the Lynx offensively. Oliver canned 4 3-pointers. Kooper McCarthy added 9 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists and James Trott added 9 rebounds and 4 assists. Freshman True Weatherbee added 7 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists. For Penquis, Dylan McKenzie scored 13 while Brenan Grant added 12. The Lynx host the Woodland Dragons this Saturday with action starting at 12/1:30 JV/Varsity. The Mattanawcook Junior Varsity stayed perfect at 12-0 with a 63-32 win. The Lynx drained ten (10) 3-pointers with Isaac Ritchie hitting 5 (15 points) and Landon Arthers 4 (14 points). Other Lynx in the scoring column were Justus Mendall 6, Logan Martinez 5, Cooper Moore, Ryder Osnoe, and Jacoby Savage all with 4 points, and Ethan Faulkner adding 2. GO LYNX!

In a commanding display, the Mattanawcook Academy Lady Lynx secured their 8th consecutive victory, triumphing over the CentralLady Red Devils with a decisive score of 62-25. This stellar performance propels the Lady Lynx to a remarkable 10-1 record for the season, placing them at the summit of Class C North. The Lady Lynx showcased their strengths on both ends of the court, shooting an impressive 61% on 2pt field goals, while their suffocating defense limited Central to a mere 23% from the field. The Red Devils struggled to find good shots in the half court, which lead to a high volume of missed shots resulting in the Lynx dominating the rebound margin 40-18. Senior guards Lauren House and Navenah De La Cruz showcased their impact from the opening moments. De La Cruz's relentless defensive efforts disrupted the Red Devils' offensive flow, while House ignited the offense with an outstanding performance – 17pts, 5 assists, 5 rebounds, and 7 steals – guiding the Lynx to a commanding 37-12 lead at halftime. The sophomore duo of Addison Cyr and Megan House continued to shine, proving their effectiveness across the court. Cyr contributed 16pts and an impressive 13 rebounds, while House added 17pts and 5 assists. Kaitlyn Thornton bolstered the defense, closing off driving lanes and securing 9 rebounds alongside 4pts. Lily Wotton made a significant impact off the bench with 5pts, 5 rebounds, and 2 blocks, while Juliana Cloukey knocked down a 3pt bucket and Navenah De La Cruz finished at the rim with an down hill attack for 2pts. Central, led by sophomore guard Mary Allen with 13pts (1-3pt) and Madison Pinkham with 8pts (2-3pt), battled throughout the contest. Looking ahead, the Lady Lynx are set to continue their impressive run as they host Bucksport at Mattanawcook Academy on Friday, January 19th. In the Junior Varsity contest the Lady Lynx exploded to a 49-9 victory. Lilly Noonan with 11pts, Jessi Kimball 10pts while Natalie Turner & Riley Irish chipped in with 7pts each. GO LYNX!

There will be no practices/games for RSU67 teams today, 1/16. GO LYNX!

Due to the incoming inclement weather, the wrestling tournament scheduled for 1/13 at Skowhegan has been cancelled. The cheering Showcase at Ellsworth for 1/13 ha been postponed until Monday, 1/15, with a 10am start time. The boys' basketball games scheduled for 1/13 against Dexter have been postponed to Monday, 1/15 at 1 and 2:30pm GO LYNX!

“These Lynx” The Mattanawcook Academy Lynx (6-1) finished the 2023 portion of the schedule in fine fashion Saturday December 30th with a wire to wire leading 57-43 victory over a resilient, talented Sumner Tiger (2-5) team. The victory gives the Lynx an impressive (6-1) season record and as many wins in the campaign as any other team in Class C North. Fort Fairfield and Hodgdon each have garnered 6 wins to date. These Lynx are best when the ball is shared and today seven Lynx were in the scoring column. Freshman point guard Kooper McCarthy paced the scoring parade with 16 points, including 10 in a decisive 4th quarter. Kooper was an impressive 8-8 at the free throw line in the 4th crunch time frame. The Lynx combined to shoot 10-10 (100%) from the charity stripe. McCarthy also added 7 rebounds and 3 assists. Avery Jordan continued his offensive firepower with 13 points, highlighted by an acrobatic, double pump 1st half reverse Mikan layup. Freshman True Weatherbee was a tremendous spark off of the bench with 7 points and 4 rebounds with 5 of those points coming big in the second half. Also providing a lift from the 2nd unit was junior guard Bradly Dill with 5 points and a 1st quarter dagger 3 point shot. Carter Milner 6 points/ 6 rebounds, Andrew Oliver 6 points/4 steals, and James Trott were vital cogs in the Lynx arsenal. Milner was charged with the task of shadowing high scoring forward extraordinaire Isaiah Rivers of the Sumner Tigers. Milner and Lynx help defenders limited the talented Rivers to 9 points. Picking up the scoring for the Sumner Tigers were impressive Bryson Parrit 16 points and steady Logan Crowley with 11. After the New Year holiday break, the Lynx will host arch rival Lee Acadamy Pandas on Thursday January 4, 2024 at the Lynx Den with 5 JV/6:30 V scheduled time starts. The Lynx game was part of an exciting triple header package on Saturday afternoon at MA. Lynx fans were out in force to support 3 teams with a combined 20-2 w/l record. It is a testament to all the players, coaches and fans who have supported Lynx basketball. In the Boy’s JV opener the Lynx (7-0) defeated Sumner 50-32. Pacing the Lynx were True Weatherbee 10 points, Landon Arthers 9, Ryder Osnoe 8, Logan Martinez 8, Liam Walsh 7, Justus Mendall 4, Ethan Faulkner and Jacoby Savage with 2 apiece. Coach Brett Crocker’s young squad continues to impress and improve. In the middle contest, the # 2 seed Class C North MA Lady Lynx (7-1) dominated Sumner 68-30 with a combination of strong inside/out play. Kudos to Coach House, his staff, and the Lady Lynx on an exciting 1st half of the 2023-2024 campaign. Go Lynx