Boys basketball traveled to Glenburn on Friday. They faced a tough defensive team and fell short. The B team had baskets by Ben T and Conner M. The A team stepped up in the 4th quarter, and were able to hold off their offense with some awesome defense leading to us having more points in the 4th. Baskets by Ethan M., Simon K., Landon M., Sydnee O., Karson G. and Damon S.
Our girls' basketball team hosted Glenburn on Friday.
Despite a loss, our B team played their best game yet. They scored the most points they have all season and played much better as a team. Baskets were made by Sophia and Paisley, but lots of assists were made by many players on the team. Keep working together and protect that ball tonight!
The A team struggled to stop some outside shooting and got tossed around by aggressive opponents. Having to battle their way through some rough adversaries, they still put up a good fight right up until the end. Karlee, Paisley, Kylie, and Ava added points to the scoreboard. Good luck against the same team tonight!
Despite a loss, our B team played their best game yet. They scored the most points they have all season and played much better as a team. Baskets were made by Sophia and Paisley, but lots of assists were made by many players on the team. Keep working together and protect that ball tonight!
The A team struggled to stop some outside shooting and got tossed around by aggressive opponents. Having to battle their way through some rough adversaries, they still put up a good fight right up until the end. Karlee, Paisley, Kylie, and Ava added points to the scoreboard. Good luck against the same team tonight!
Our Friday Paw Power Winners are Zoey and Alise. Students that earn Paw Power Cards during the week are put into a drawing to be our weekly winners. This program is sponsored by Old Town Dairy Queen. Our winners and the teacher who gave the card get an ice cream treat to celebrate. This is part of our Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports(PBIS) program to encourage our core values of respect, responsibility, and care.
Boys basketball played an evenly matched game on Tuesday at home against Wagner. Although falling short, both teams played hard and worked on some defensive skills. The B team was able to keep the game close, and work on defense. With a few steals, baskets were made by Ben T., Conner M., and Weston M. The A team played hard and worked on some offensive plays and worked on some ball handling and passing. Baskets made by Ethan M., Jaxson M., Colton M., Simon K., Derrick C., Landon M., Sydnee O., and Karson G.
The Lady Wildcats traveled to Wagner on Tuesday night for their second game of the week.
The B team struggled to find their rhythm in the first half, but put some points up on the board in the second half from Paige, Sophia, and Kaelyn.
The A team was triumphant in their game on Tuesday night, emerging victorious in a close battle against their opponents. With a strong defense leading in steals, they were able to pull ahead of their opponents after being down by nearly 10 in the first quarter. They finally found their stride on offense and won their game 28-25 despite some challenges out of their control. Baskets were scored by Paisley, Kylie, Ava, Maddie, and Lily! Great job, team.
The B team struggled to find their rhythm in the first half, but put some points up on the board in the second half from Paige, Sophia, and Kaelyn.
The A team was triumphant in their game on Tuesday night, emerging victorious in a close battle against their opponents. With a strong defense leading in steals, they were able to pull ahead of their opponents after being down by nearly 10 in the first quarter. They finally found their stride on offense and won their game 28-25 despite some challenges out of their control. Baskets were scored by Paisley, Kylie, Ava, Maddie, and Lily! Great job, team.
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Yesterday afternoon the Milford Chess Team traveled to Bucksport for our second meet of the season. Bucksport ran with the home field advantage, snowballing an early lead into a decisive victory. Despite that, our Milford Wildcats demonstrated clear improvement in their play and strong fundamentals - with more time, practice, and refinement we are sure to see more wins in our future. The final score was Milford - 5, Bucksport - 55.
We’re looking forward to hosting Wagner Middle School this afternoon, and we’re ready to bring the competition. Keep at it, Wildcats!
We’re looking forward to hosting Wagner Middle School this afternoon, and we’re ready to bring the competition. Keep at it, Wildcats!
Boys basketball took on a tough competitor last night at Backsport. The B team worked on some game play and getting back into the season after break. Baskets made by Ben T and Conner M. A team played a fast paced game with a tough offense. Baskets made by Ethan M, Colton M, Simon K, Landon M, Sydnee O, Karson G, Damon S, Stephen M, and Derrick C helped with a few 3's! Although both teams fell short, they held their heads high.
Both girls' A and B teams hosted Bucksport at home last night. Unfortunately, both teams came up a bit short after the long break. For the A team, baskets were scored by Ava, Paisley, Kylie, and Maddie, while the whole team had some great efforts on defense. For the B team, baskets were made by Sophia and Kaelyn, while Maggie and several others displayed some excellent defense. The best thing about these Lady Wildcats is that they remain cheerful despite their losses. Keep playing hard, Ladies!
January menus
Congratulations to our December Students of the Month! The 5/6 team organized a fun assembly and many things were celebrated!
Thank you to the UMaine Golden Key Honor Society for the thoughtful winter items! We appreciate you!
Our Friday Paw Power Winners are Sawyer and Ethan. Students that earn Paw Power Cards during the week are put into a drawing to be our weekly winners. This program is sponsored by Old Town Dairy Queen. Our winners and the teacher who gave the card get an ice cream treat to celebrate. This is part of our Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports(PBIS) program to encourage our core values of respect, responsibility, and care.
Thank you to Bangor Savings for the donations of snacks and wintry clothing. They are much appreciated!!
Our Boy Wildcats hosted Orrington in two tough games last night. The A team was put to the test with team work with a quick paced Orrington team, we remained with our heads in the game till the end. Baskets were made by Ethan M., Colton M., Simon K., Derrick C,. Damon S and Hunter H.
Our B team also fell to Orrington in an unevenly matched game. though, through consistency and teamwork played well as a team. Baskets made by Conner M, and Weston M.
Our B team also fell to Orrington in an unevenly matched game. though, through consistency and teamwork played well as a team. Baskets made by Conner M, and Weston M.
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Our Lady Wildcats traveled to Orrington last night to play against Center Drive. The A girls were unevenly matched, but remained determined and held steady. Their consistency helped them to gain 20 points against a dominating team. Baskets were made by Bailee, Paisley, Kylie, Ava, and Lily!
The B team also fell to Center Drive last night. However, they showed a lot of improvement with their defense. Points were made by Sophia, Abby, and Mackenzie!
The B team also fell to Center Drive last night. However, they showed a lot of improvement with their defense. Points were made by Sophia, Abby, and Mackenzie!
Early release and holiday break announcement
Thank you to The Daughters of Isabella for the donation of hand made winter items! If your student is in need of winter gear please reach out 827-2252 ext. 122!
Our 7th graders recently participated in a hands-on DNA extraction lab using materials and equipment generously provided by Jackson Laboratories. In this activity, students explored the structure and purpose of DNA and learned how scientists isolate genetic material from living cells. Using their own saliva samples, students followed a step-by-step protocol to break open cells and separate cellular components in preparation for further genetic analysis.
With the support of the Jackson Labs kits—including collection tubes, extraction buffer, pipettes, filters, and other processing materials—students practiced authentic laboratory techniques such as measuring, observing chemical changes, and documenting their procedures. The extracted DNA will be used in a PCR (polymerase chain reaction) demonstration, allowing students to see how genetic material can be amplified and studied in real-world biotechnology settings.
With the support of the Jackson Labs kits—including collection tubes, extraction buffer, pipettes, filters, and other processing materials—students practiced authentic laboratory techniques such as measuring, observing chemical changes, and documenting their procedures. The extracted DNA will be used in a PCR (polymerase chain reaction) demonstration, allowing students to see how genetic material can be amplified and studied in real-world biotechnology settings.
