Wrestling
Coach: Ryan Hutchins (first year)
Winter 2004-05 Record: 6-14
Key veterans: Tony Sciarra, junior captain (103/112); Brandon Carroll, sophomore (171); Patrick Kelly, junior (119); Geoff Blanchard, junior (145/152); and Matt Darling, junior (152/160)
Key newcomers: Brian Smiley, freshman (102/112) and James Publicover, freshman (119/125)
Key concern: “Low numbers will result in some forfeits.”
Coach’s outlook: “We are a small, young team, but have already shown big strides of improvement early in the year. This is only the school’s third year with a varsity program, so we are continuing to build for the future.”
Boys Track
Coach: Derek Veilleux (fourth year)
Winter 2004-05 Record: 3-7
How did last season end: “Third Place in southwesterns; seventh at state meet.”
Key veterans: Brian Van Dam, Chris Harmon, Brecht Moulin, Tyler Nelson, Henry Prosack, James Mina, Josh Collins, Tim Erwin and Phil Lambert
Key newcomers: Ethan McElwain, Sam Chick and James Wright
Key concern: “Distance running will be our strength once again. Our sprint team should be very solid. We need someone to step it up in the jumps and the throws to be a more complete team.”
Coach’s outlook: “The season is going to be an exciting one. I feel we are a championship-caliber team this season if we stay injury-free and continue working hard in practice each day. We have several state meet scorers returning this season and have other experienced athletes on the team that have competed in the state meet.”
Girls Track
Coach: Ron Kelly (seventh year)
Winter 2004-05 Record: 8-1 in conference
How did last season end: Conference champ: second; state meet: first
Coach’s outlook: “We’re a very balanced team, capable of scoring in almost every event. The freshmen should give us depth, and this could be our biggest team ever. We have an excellent group of seniors to lead the team. Gorham and Thornton will be key challengers.”
Boys Hockey
Coach: Jay Mazur (third year)
Winter 2004-05 Record: 12-8
How did last season end: “Lost in Western Maine semi- final to St. Dom”
Key veterans: “Our juniors and seniors.”
Coach’s outlook: “With the schedule we have, we are looking forward to the challenge.”
Girls Hockey
Coach: Breanne Fortiguerra (fourth year)
Key veterans: Sarah Mills (goalie), Eliza Timpson (left wing), Ashley Haru (defense) and Paige Smith (wing)
Key newcomers: “Chelsea Barrett (center) has about eight years of playing experience and is a very strong player. Samantha Ramsdell (wing) also shows a lot of potential.”
Key concern: “I have a large senior class this year, but a lot of newcomers to prepare for the seniors’ replacements! I have to work on a lot of basic skills with most of the newcomers, and not as much with the majority of returning girls.”
Coach’s outlook: “We had 29 girls try out for the team this year; that’s about twice as many girls as we’ve seen in years past! This season our team’s talent exceeds previous years. We have more solid players who have years of skating and/or playing experience. It’s hard to set expectaions this early in the season though; you never know what your opponent has brought in.”
Boys Basketball
Coach: Matt Townsend (third year)
Winter 2004-05 Record: 1-17
Key veterans: Taylor Sabo, Matt Wahrer, Spencer Murray, Jason Philbrick and Chris Albert
Key concern: “Rebounding.”
Coach’s outlook: “We’re looking to compete and get better every day.”
Girls Basketball
Coach: Jennifer Allen (third year)
Winter 2004-05 Record: 4-14
Key veterans: “Scarborough returns four-year varsity senior captain Jessica Schoppee. Other key returning players are Libby Brackett, Caitlin LeBorgne, Sarah Bonenfant, Jonne Chykaliuk, Kelsey Griffin and Meaghan Myers.”
Key newcomers: “The Storm adds a great deal of height with two 5-11 sophomores – Emily Heath and Meghan Hiltner – and an aggressive backcourt, with sophomore Nicole Chaloux-Pinette and freshman Reegan Brackett.
Coach’s outlook: “This year’s Red Storm plans to get out and run and capitalize on the team’s quickness and depth.”
Girls Swimming & Diving
Coach: Bill Stone (third year)
Winter 2004-05 Record: 8-1
How did last season end: “Girls set school records in 12 out of 12 events. Conference champions and state champions.”
Key veterans: Seniors Carrie Chykaliuk and Kelly Clark; junior Sarah Reynolds; sophomores Nicole Harmon and Nicole Glab
Key newcomers: “Very good crop of new girls. Many new divers. Hannah Flewelling and Christine Beecher are freshman swimmers to name a few.”
Key concern: “Loss of sophmore girls Danielle Gravel and Jane Roberge.”
Coach’s outlook: “Look for the girls to challenge for the conference title and class A states.”
Boys Swimming & Diving
Coach: Bill Stone (third year)
Winter 2004-05 Record: 5-3
How did last season end: Third at conferences and third at states.
Key veterans: Seniors Casey Brucken, Doug Endrizzi and Eric Payne; juniors Andrew Leavitt, Kaycee Stevens and Jon Russell
Key newcomers: “A solid freshman class for boys.”
Key concern: “Keeping healthy and in the pool.”
Coach’s outlook: “Boys to be in the top three at conferences and states again.”
Cheerleading
Coach: Cheryl Hitchcock (fifth year)
How did last season end: Made it to first round at the state championship.
Key veterans: “Seniors Danni Flynn, Katie Dyer, Leah Marsanskis, Nicole Zambs, Kristen Duquette are all very talented and have stepped up their tumbling skills during the off season in order to perform advanced tumbling to benefit the squad. Sophomores Lizzie Bolduc and Brit Silke offer the strength and versatility for the squad.”
Key newcomers: “Senior Darcy Mitchell has returned to the squad after being out last year and she offers strength and leadership to the team. Sophomore Sam Cofone is new to the squad and offers advanced skills and versatility.”
Coach’s outlook: “The team is a very talented squad. They need to stay focused on their individual and team goals. They are a lot of fun to coach
as they have so much enthusiasm. Our seniors all offer strong leadership qualities, which is very nice to have for the team. If this team stays focused and on task their season will be very successful!”
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