Sports coverage for George Stevens Academy Eagles
BLUE HILL—In a match up of the current top two teams, George Stevens Academy showed why they are undefeated this season, using a strong defense to edge past the Golden Bucks for a 38-34 victory. “It was the battle to see who would be number one at this point,” Coach Dwayne Carter …
The George Stevens Academy Eagles host Deer Isle-Stonington Mariners on January 8, 2016. Video by Franklin Brown
BANGOR—The George Stevens Academy boys and girls swim teams competed on January 7 at Husson University against Ellsworth and Hampden, with the girls team gaining its first overall team win of the season. The meet was the “best of the season,” Coach Don Driscoll said. The girls freestyle relay teams …
Highlights of a tough win for the George Stevens Academy varsity boys team against Ellsworth on January 2. Video by Anne Berleant
Ellsworth—The George Stevens Academy girls varsity basketball team suffered a tough loss against Ellsworth on January 2 when they were outscored 20-9 in the fourth quarter for a 50-41 final score. Up to that point, the score had swung back and forth, with the teams tied 11-11 at the end …
A handful of Eagle runners are traveling with the Ellsworth team to meets this season. They raced non-competitively at the University of Maine Orono on January 2.
BLUE HILL—A highly anticipated matchup between the undefeated George Stevens Academy boys varsity basketball team and Class B Ellsworth ended in a 52-47 win for the Eagles. They are now 9-0, and holding fast to the top Heal Point ranking. Down 9-6 at the end of the first quarter, the Eagles …
The Lady Eagles opened strong against Ellsworth on Saturday before losing in the fourth quarter.
BLUE HILL—The Eagles varsity girls are on a roll, winning four straight games, ending the run with a with a 66-39 victory at Penquis on December 23. In a one-two punch, Morgan Dauk poured in 30 points, while Mazie Smalledge scored 19, The win followed victories against Bucksport (50-47)on December 14, a 55-31 win over …
BLUE HILL—The Eagle varsity boys are plowing through the competition this season, holding the top spot in the northern Class C Heal Point Standings with a 7-0 record. The team won their last three games, against Sumner, Lee Academy, and Penquis, by over 20 points, with the December 22 home …
