Marshwood softball defeats Falmouth 17-2 in their home opener
Boys lacrosse defeats Westbrook at home 16-2.
Friday April 22 is a busy day at MHS for home events. Boys lax opens up at 11am vs Westbrook. Baseball plays Portland at 1pm and Softball hosts Falmouth at 4pm. These are home openers for lax and softball. Go Hawks! #HawkPride
GirlsTennis loses to Cheverus 4-1.
Headline: MHS frosh Tia Anderson, makes it back-to-back match wins at #2 singles,(7-5),(7-5)Rachel Kovach & Rachel Johnson fought hard at #1 doubles but lost a tight 3-set match. Kiley Colman Hannah Hodges earned victories in their JV match.
Boys tennis lose to Cheverus 5-0 in Portland
Jeremy Turner and Tucker Whelan battled hard in first doubles match 3-6, 4-6.
Marshwood girls tennis opens season with a 5-0 win over Deering in Portland. Sam Arnold braved it for MHS on court #1, battled a seasoned opponent, and earned a hard fought straight set victory 7-5, 6-4 to kick off the season.
Congratulations to Marshwood's Eva Therrien for being one of ten current sophomores or juniors state-wide selected to attend the Maine Youth Wilderness Leadership Program! Eva will be immersed in a 9-day wilderness experience in Baxter State park this summer.
Marshwood baseball defeats Deering 11-7 at MHS on a cold blustery day
Boys Lax Games at York are being moved to tomorrow (Wed 4/20), 4pm varsity, 7v7 JV at 5:30 if the field is still okay after the varsity game. Bus at 2:45 out of lower lot.
Marshwood baseball opens up with a season home opener victory over Massabesic 11-1. Charlie Hudson goes 4 innings and allows 0 runs and 0 hits. Next up Deering on Tuesday at noon at MHS
Marshwood 13 Cheverus 8
MHS (1-0) Isabelle Young 4G2A, Fiona Gillis 4G, Serafina Melino 3G1A, Lindley Gori 2G, Eva Moreland 1A, Lauren Walker 10 Saves. Ali Arrigoni, Anna Flynn, Sophie Lusenhop, Olivia Holt, & Hadley Prewitt played excellent defense.
MHS JV lost a close game 4-3
Girls lax open up season with a 13-8 victory over the Cheverus Stags
Support Marshwood Girls Hoop
Seacoast Media Group is proud to announce the nominees for boys hockey of the year for the Seacoast High School Sports Awards to be held in June. Marshwood's Nathan Jalbert has been named as our nominee. The winner will be the announced at the show. It is produced with support from Piscataqua Savings Bank and Mass General Brigham Sports Medicine at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital. More details about the program are coming soon.
The Seacoast High School Awards show is part of the USA TODAY High School Sports Awards, the largest high school sports recognition program in the country.
Congrats to Nate
The York Police Department is hosting a R.A.D Women's Self Defense Class. Class is open to junior & senior girls. Girls from York, Kittery, Marshwood, and Wells will be invited to participate. For more information, please see the flyer in the main office window.
The dates are :
April 26th, 28th, and May 3rd
4 pm to 7 pm.
Location: York Police Department
Classes are FREE!
A huge THANK YOU to Sara & Jaylon Curry for donating their time to work with our baseball and softball teams on arm conditioning and functional range of motion! The Curry’s are Eliot residents as well as owners of Blaze Yoga in Portsmouth. Great teachers and even better people!
Marshwood boys volleyball finishes as runners up today in the tourney vs Yarmouth
Marshwood Boys volleyball has defeated Cheverus, Falmouth and Deering to advance vs Yarmouth for the first ever Maine Boys Volleyball championship. Hawk Pride! Stay tuned for results
Positions for Substitutes Districtwide Marshwood
The district has a need for substitute food service workers ($14.90 per hour) and custodians ($16.84 per hour).
Maine Department of Education Criminal History Record Check certificate eligibility required.
If you have any interest in these substitute positions, please send me an email and we will make a plan to meet in person or remotely to discuss the requirements in more detail.
Therese Letellier
Director of Human Resources
MSAD #35 therese.letellier@rsu35.org
Congratulations to Marshwood’s Nathan Jalbert. He was named to 1st team all state for Defense by Maine Hockey Coaches
