Marshwood High School

Sports update: MHS XC results: The Marshwood Hawks competed in the 21st annual Maine XC Festival of Champions in Belfast. The girls team finished 4th out of 55 teams and were led by Addie Fuller, who was a medalist in the seeded race, finishing 10th overall. Sarah McClellan was the #2 scorer and Maya Sanzone was the #3, earning medalist status in the freshman race with a 9th place finish. Emma Tessier and Alana Day rounded out the Hawks scoring with strong races. On the boys side, Henri Rivard was the story of the day, winning the freshman race with an incredible kick to lead the Hawks. Nate Kelley also earned medalist status with a 7th place finis in the freshman race while teammate Luke Dockham medaled with a runner up finish in the boys unseeded race. Gehrig Hatch and Ben Byrd rounded out the Hawks scoring with the boys finishing 19th out of 59.

Good morning everybody, We are welcoming back Danish students to MHS this year, Oct 11-15. For four years prior to the pandemic, each autumn a group of students from Denmark stayed with Marshwood families as part of their trip to the United States. This year, 30 students are visiting (with their two chaperones), which is the most we have ever hosted. We already have 18 families signed up to host, which is also the most ever. But, we still need spots for 4 students. I know it's very late notice, but please let me know if you (or anyone you might know) are interested in hosting a student. Thanks! I have shared the letter that was sent out to MHS families in early September, as well as an info page. Best, Josh (MHS English & Drama Teacher) contact e mail: joshua.livingston@rsu35.org

HUGE football win for the Hawks. 21-20 win over Class A Bonny Eagle.

Marshwood Boys Soccer beats undefeated South Portland 1-0. Declan Fitzgerald scored 2 minutes into the second half in a throw-in play. Andrew Perry made 6 saves in net.

Mr. Brett Hoogterp of Marshwood High School is proud to announce that Jared Herrin, Leah Maddison, and Riley St. Pierre have been named Commended Students in the 2023 National Merit Scholarship Program. About 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation are being recognized for their exceptional academic promise. Commended Students placed among the top 50,000 students who entered the 2023 competition by taking the 2021 PSAT. Congratulations to Jared, Leah, and Riley for this impressive accomplishment!

Golf results from 9/29 MHS-7 Noble-6 MHS-243 Noble-245 Low Medalist-Sydney Pergerson 44 MHS Winners: Noah Fitzgerald-2, Evin Aceto-.5, Braiden McGinness-1.5, Sydney Pergerson-2 Team record- 6-2-2 (6wins, 2ties, 2lost)

Marshwood girls soccer defeat South Portland 4-0. 3 goals from Lilli Hammond and 1 from Izzy Young. Assists by Ruby Foss and Shelby Anderson. Sam Arnold 4 saves.

Hawks field hockey falls to Scarborough in double overtime 2-1. Great team effort and strong play by all. Hawks goal scored by senior Reece Forrester.

The MHS School Counseling Department hosted a College/Career/Military Fair this past week. 68 representatives from colleges, the military, and local businesses met with students and families about post-secondary options! Another fair is being planned for the spring and more information will be shared once it's available.

Winter Sports Sign Ups: "Dear Parents & Students, Our Marshwood Winter sports sign-up portals on FormREleaf have been opened for kids looking to play sports at Marshwood HS and/or Marshwood MS this year. Please sign up by Oct 15th so we can get accurate numbers Starts Dates for High School are as follows: Nov 7 Girls Ice Hockey (combo with York) Nov 14 MS Sports (Basketball & Cheering) Nov 21 High School Sports (except ski) Nov 28 High School Ski Jan 9 HS Unified Basketball Feb 6 MS Wrestling It is important for us to get accurate numbers on who is interested in Winter Sports so please sign your child up as soon as possible so we can make adjustments to schedules. If you can please register your child by Oct 15th, it would be greatly appreciated. Register https://app.formreleaf.com/organizations/marshwood-athletics All schedules with games and practices will be located on www.digitalsports.com when we finalize schedules. Most likely this will be by Oct 31st. Coaching contact information can be located https://app.formreleaf.com/organizations/marshwood-athletics on the Marshwood site so you may contact coaches directly with questions.

Marshwood Volleyball loses 3-1 to a very good Scarborough team. The gym was rocking with the girls playing amazing. Each team member fought hard to take a set. Best match of the season. Total team effort!

Marshwood Volleyball loses 3-1 to a very good Scarborough team. The gym was rocking with the girls playing amazing. Each team member fought hard to take a set. Best match of the season. Total team effort!

Girls remain undefeated. Hawks Womens soccer beat Kennebunk 6-1. Goals from Eastman, J. Arnold, Leveille, and Hammond (3). Assists from Coomey, Hammond, and Young. S. Arnold with 2 saves.

Marshwood defeated Kennebunk 3-1. MHS scored 3 first half goals. Graham Pruyne opened the scoring on a cross from Rowan Carter. Milo Closson scored a header from a James Melino free kick. Jason Singer corner kick for the final Marshwood goal. Andrew Perry had 5 saves in net.

Events tonight from the School Counseling Department: College and Career Fair in the MHS Gym from 4:00-6:00pm- all parents and students are invited! See attached flyer with a list of representatives. Financial Aid Night- 6:00-7:30pm in the Learning Center- all seniors and parents are invited.

Hawks volleyball lose to Windham 3-1. A game of great highlights but not enough to overcome errors. Captains Mia Constantakos and Taylor LaBreck were all over the court tonight! Sivan Semo had a strong game at the net.

Marshwood field hockey defeats Portland 3-0. All three hawks goals by senior Reece Forrester. Strong play by Erika Parker, Elle McDaniel and Eva Hersey.

Henri Rivard winning photo at Eliot Festival Days Sept 24th

Hawks Dominate at Eliot Festival 5K Road Race Eliot, Maine, USA, September 24, 2022 One second separated the top finishers at Saturday’s Eliot Festival 5K Road Race under sunny and windy skies. Henri Rivard, 14, of South Berwick, held the lead in the last 70 yards to beat hometown favorite Matt Daly to win in 16:39. Rivard was followed by Addie Fuller, 17, of Eliot, who won the women’s division with a time of 19:39. The 2nd and 3rd place women were Sarah McClennan, 16, of Eliot, at 20:35, and Emma Tessier, 17, of Eliot, at 20:52. All results were timed on a USATF certified 5K course. In lieu of accepting cash awards of $250 for first, $100 for second and $50 for third, these student-athletes asked to have the monies donated to Footprints Food Pantry in Kittery. In the 14 and under age category, Maya Sanzone, 14, of South Berwick and Nathan Kelley, 14, of Eliot were your winners. Alana Day, 17 of Eliot, and Ben Byrd, 17, of Eliot, both won in the 15-17 age group. Coach Matt Sanzone was in attendance to witness the winning performances turned in by Hawks runners. “The kids really enjoyed the race,” he said. Over 150 runners were treated to great food, awards, and an exciting raffle after the race at Eliot Town Hall. Next year’s Eliot Festival 5K Road Race is September 30th, 2022.

Girls soccer defeats Massabesic 11-1. Goals from Hammond (3), J Arnold (2), Eastman, S. Anderson, Theriault (3), Parker. Assists from Fife, Coomey, Gori, Eastman, J. Arnold, Young. 1 save for Sam Arnold and 2 saves for Cam Leveille.