Wednesday Skins Sept. 30

Dolphin Mini-Golf, at 510 Wiscasset Road, Boothbay, is holding a benefit for Toys for Tots the first two weekends in “Spooktober!" 5-9 p.m. all four nights. 

That's Saturday, Oct. 3 and 10; Sunday, Oct. 4 and 11.

Bring a toy and play for free, or pay $7. There will also be a donation jar.

And, pay no attention to any seasonal visitors that may or may not be hanging around.

Course closes for the season Oct. 12. 

Two recent ties have Wiscasset soccer in sixth place in the boys’ 8-man Southern Conference standings. On Sept. 26, Wiscasset tied 1-1 against Rangeley in their Homecoming game. On Sept. 28, Wiscasset traveled to Vinalhaven and played to another 1-1 tie.

Senior Scramble Sept. 21

Senior Scramble Sept. 14

The 2026 race season is beginning to wind down at Wiscasset Speedway, and champions are starting to be crowned every week. This past Saturday, the track hosted a full Group 2 program that included the Dale’s Cash Fuel Roadrunners, Creative Cleanouts Sport Modifieds, Wood Pellet Warehouse Late Models and the “championship race” for the Portland Glass Strictly Streets.

For the past four years, Justin Seymour of Connecticut has dominated the Dolphin Open as the champion, but his reign came to an end Sept. 13. In a 17-person field, Kyle Courcy of Lewiston added the Dolphin Open to his Maine State Miniature Golf Championship title he won in August.

Courcy shot a 275 after eight rounds to beat runner-up Mark Novicki of Connecticut by one shot. Seynour finished tied for third with his wife, Anna Seymour, who both shot 280. 

Coach Nick Scott reported that AJ Crocker, Miles Hyson, Maggie McCarthy, Emma Scott, Caleb Bates and Kolton McKenney posted lifetime personal records at the Southern Maine Classic cross country race in Gorham Saturday, Sept. 12.

The 5000-meter boys and girls races were divided into two divisions – freshmen and sophomores and juniors and seniors. A total of 402 boys and 276 girls finished the races.

The Wiscasset boys' soccer team scored three first-half goals Sept. 8 enroute to a 4-1 victory over Islesboro. Wiscasset coach Shanon Cotta reported his team had several other outstanding scoring attempts in the second half, but Islesboro goalie Ryder Durkee made several spectacular saves. "We had a breakaway, but the goalie was outstanding and made a great save. We controlled possession and overall tempo to win the…

Wiscasset Speedway had their time to shine this past weekend, hosting their biggest Pro Stock race of the year: the inaugural “Boss Hogg 150,” lovingly named after Hall of Fame driver and former track owner Dave St. Clair. The $10,000-to-win race was the main highlight of the weekend, but the speedway hosted two back-to-back race programs on Saturday and Sunday, elevating the excitement leading up to the big event.

The Boothbay/Wiscasset boys and girls cross-country teams competed in 5,000-meter races at Maranacook High School on Thursday, Sept. 3.

For the boys, senior AJ Crocker was once again the top finisher, coming in fourth overall at 17:47.61 and shaving 30 seconds off his time on the same course last year. Top runner in the 64-runner field was Winthrop freshman Sawyer Wess with a time of 16:50.90.

Senior Scramble Aug. 31

Seahawk senior AJ Crocker took sixth place among 104 male runners in the Medomak Panther 2-miler cross country race Saturday, Aug. 29 in Waldoboro.

Crocker’s time was 11:15.42. The winning time was by Camden Hills Regional High School’s Noah Seigh, a junior, who ran the course in 10:47.47. According to coach Nick Scott, Crocker “Clipped 14 seconds off his previous best on the course.”

Senior Scramble Aug. 24

The 2026 Wiscasset boys' soccer team is playing in an 8-man league, but in the preseason it's a different story. Wiscasset participated in the Richmond Bobcat Shootout on Aug. 22 and played four games against 11-man squads.

For the Wiscasset girls’ soccer team, it’s a new coach and a new league this fall. The team is moving from eight-woman to the traditional 11-woman game. James Andretta is the new coach. He coached the boys’ program last year.

Andretta has coached several of the estimated 21 players who indicated they would play this fall. Andretta previously coached the middle school boys and girls teams and did one year coaching a co-ed squad.