Another sports season has come and gone and this year saw several Wiscasset Middle High School Wolverines pick up several awards.

During the Thursday, Nov. 5 awards night dinner at the school, the school's athletes were feted for their feats. Some of those awards were from coaches and teammates while other awards came from conference coaches.

Although they weren't able to clinch a playoff berth, the season ended on a high note for the boys varsity soccer team. The Wolverines were able to win their last game against Oak Hill to push their record to 4-9-1 and come within mere percentage points from making the playoffs.

Head Coach Chris Cossette named Russell Marr the most valuable player and Brandon Goud as the most improved player. Senior Brycson Grover was given the coaches award while Alex Webber won the sportsmanship trophy and the captains award went to Sam Strozier.

For the girls varsity soccer team, the early part of the schedule saw the Wolverines trying to field enough players to be competitive. But, like the boys team, the girls were able to finish strong and contend for a playoff spot with a 3-11 record.

Head coach Duane Goud's team named Keara Hunter as his coaches award winner, Stephanie Jones as the most improved player, Grace Webber as the winner of the sportsmanship award and senior Colleen Hendricks as the winner of the Wolverine award. The Wolverine award is given to the player who best exemplifies the ideals and values of Wiscasset Middle High School.

In cross country, first-year head coach Eva Castor picked Amanda Marcus as her most valuable runner and Amanda Johnson as the most improved. Brandon Goud was named as the most valuable runner for the boys cross country team and Angus Putnam was picked as the most improved runner on the squad.

Grover, Hendricks, Johnson, Marcus and Alex Webber were all picked as conference academic all-stars. Grant Hefler was picked to the conference golf all-star team and Kevin Lynch was selected to the Class C all-conference's first team. Grover and Marr were named to the conference's second team while Sam Storer, Hendricks, Hunter and Goud were all named to the conference's honorable mention team.