Recap by Scarborough Athletics and Student Activities Department; photos by Cameron Dolan
This spring season showcased the very best of Scarborough athletics. The girls outdoor track and field team brought home a Class A State Championship, numerous student-athletes earned academic and athletic honors, and every program competed with pride, determination, and sportsmanship. We thank our coaches, student-athletes, families, boosters, and supporters for their dedication throughout the season and congratulate all our teams on another memorable year representing the Red Storm.
Outdoor Track & Field | Coach Dennis Curry, Coach Derek Veilleux
The girls outdoor track and field team delivered one of the most impressive accomplishments of the year, capturing the Class A State Championship after an undefeated regular season and a runner-up finish at the SMAA Southwestern Championships. Seven seniors were recognized with SMAA All-Academic honors.
The boys outdoor track and field team also enjoyed a strong season, earning two regular-season meet victories and finishing 8th at the SMAA Southwestern Championships. Sixteen athletes qualified for the Class A State Championship, where the team placed 13th overall. Three seniors earned SMAA All-Academic recognition for their achievements in the classroom.
Boys Tennis | Coach Craig McDonald
The boys tennis team finished the regular season with an 8-4 record, earning the seventh seed in Class A South. The team defeated Windham in the preliminary round before falling to Thornton Academy in the quarterfinals. Two seniors earned SMAA All-Academic honors, highlighting the program’s commitment to excellence both on the court and in the classroom.
Girls Tennis | Coach Lincoln MacIsaac
Girls tennis completed an outstanding season with a 10-2 record and a third-place finish in Class A South. The team advanced to the regional finals with playoff victories over Bonny Eagle and Marshwood before falling to Falmouth. Two athletes earned SMAA All-Star recognition through their performances in the State Singles Tournament, with one reaching the Round of 16 and another advancing to the Round of 32. One senior was recognized as an SMAA All-Academic selection.
Girls Lacrosse | Coach Taylor Colangelo
The girls lacrosse team finished the season with an 8-6 record and qualified for postseason play, where they faced Cape Elizabeth in the preliminary round. The season was highlighted by several impressive individual milestones, including three athletes reaching 100 career points, one athlete surpassing 200 career draw controls, another recording 100 career goals, and the team’s goalkeeper earning her 200th career save. Two seniors were recognized with SMAA All-Academic honors.
Boys Lacrosse | Coach Zac Barrett
The boys lacrosse team completed a successful season with a 9-5 record and a sixth-place finish in Class A. The team earned an exciting overtime victory over Windham in the preliminary round before falling to Yarmouth in the quarterfinals. Two seniors earned SMAA All-Academic recognition.
Baseball | Coach Wes Ridlon
Baseball finished the season with an 11-4-1 record and the fifth seed in Class A South. The team defeated Marshwood in the preliminary round before facing Thornton Academy in the quarterfinals. Three seniors earned SMAA All-Academic honors.
Softball | Coach Audrey Gavin
The softball team posted a 10-6 regular-season record and earned the sixth seed in Class A South. The Red Storm opened postseason play with a preliminary-round victory over Thornton Academy before falling to Westbrook in the quarterfinals.
Unified Bocce | Coach Albert McCormack
Unified Bocce continued to thrive this spring, with 18 participants competing in five matches. The program received the highest number of partner applications in its history, allowing students from across grade levels to participate in a positive and inclusive athletic experience. The continued growth of Unified Bocce reflects the strong commitment to inclusion, teamwork, and community that defines Scarborough athletics.
Cameron Dolan is a junior at Scarborough High School.
“I really enjoy doing photography at Scarborough High School because it lets me capture all the fun and action that happens here. I like taking pictures at games, events, and around campus because it shows how much school spirit we have. Doing photography has also helped me meet so many new people like students, teachers, and even staff, and I’ve made a lot of good friends through it. It’s just really cool to be able to capture those moments that make high school special.”
Many thanks to Cameron for sharing his work so generously with the community.
