2025-26

Mitchell Burtt, Ben Woodworth, Caden Bell, Dylan McKeen, Kellen McCrum, Will Whited, Kasen Bell, Collin McCrum, Jensen Bell, Grady Kinney, Jack Hentosh, Jude Bell

Head Coach: Griffin Guerette

Won: Southern Aroostook, Washburn

Lost: Madawaska, Fort Fairfield

2024-25 (9-9)

Trace Kinney, Mitchell Burtt, Ben Woodworth, Jonathan McDonald, Caden Bell, C.J. Crawford, Dylan McKeen, Jahleel Joseph, Kellen McCrum, Jack Hentosh, Will Whited

Head Coach: Griffin Guerette

Won: Southern Aroostook (2), Lee Academy, Fort Fairfield (2), Washburn, Easton, Fort Kent, Van Buren

Lost: Madawaska (2), Katahdin (2), Easton, Fort Kent, Hodgdon (2), Lee Academy

Won: QF game vs. Jonesport-Beals, 46-37  Lost: SF game vs. Katahdin, 64-54

2023-24  (2-16)

Kasen Bell, Wyatt Allen, Caleb Howlett, Isaiah Kinney, Dylan McKeen, Trace Kinney, Chad Crandall, Kellen McCrum, Jack Hentosh, Caden Bell, Jahleel Joseph, Colby Burlock, Will Whited

Head Coach: Mr. Jason Woodworth

DNQ for Postseason

Won: Washburn, Van Buren

Lost: Southern Aroostook (2), Madawaska (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Hodgdon (2), Fort Kent (2), Lee Academy (2), Katahdin (2), Easton (2)

DNQ for Postseason

2022-23 (7-11)

Caleb Howlett, Billy Anthony, Cooper Mahan, Colby Burlock, Trace Kinney, John Coffin, Chad Crandall, Wyatt Allen, Alex Dixon, Liam Shaw, Ryder Brewer, Caden Bell, Hunter Charette

Head Coach: Mr. Jason Woodworth

Won: Ashland (2), Hodgdon (2), Washburn (2), Madawaska

Lost: Southern Aroostook (2), Easton (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Fort Kent (2), Madawaska, Houlton (2)

DNQ for Postseason

2021-22 (6-11)

Chase Hentosh, Wyatt Allen, Trace Kinney, Christopher Crawford, Hunter Charette, Caleb Howlett,  Colby Burlock, Malachi Couture, Liam Shaw, Frankie Kearney, John Coffin,  Ryder Brewer, Lucas Haines

Head Coach: Mr. Jason Woodworth

Won- Ashland (2), Washburn (2), Easton, Madawaska

Lost- Hodgdon (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Southern Aroostook (2), Fort Kent (2), Madawaska, Easton, Houlton

Won: Prelim Game vs. Sumner, 48-43 (overtime)   Lost Round of 16 game at Fort Kent, 42-64

2020-21 (9-3)

Josh Thomas, Cody McCrum, Colby Burlock, John Coffin, Chase Hentosh, Malachi Fitzherbert, Stetson Nicholas, Hunter Charette, Malachai Couture, Zaylen Johnston, Ryder Brewer, Lucas Haines, Josh Dahl

Head Coach: Mr. Jason Woodworth

Won (9) - Fort Fairfield (2), Madawaska, Hodgdon (2), Fort Kent, Easton, Presque Isle, Katahdin

Lost (3) - Caribou, Presque Isle, Southern Aroostook

Won Q-F Aroostook League B-C Tournament Game vs. Fort Fairfield, 72-48,   Won S-F Aroostook League B-C Tournament Game vs. Houlton, 68-66,   Lost Final Aroostook League B-C Tournament Game vs. Caribou, 55-83

2019-20 (1st)

Drew Belmain, Brayden Bradbury, Joshua Thomas, Joshua Dahl, Malachi Fitzherbert, Hayden Kingsbury, Ethan Pryor, Stetson Nicholas, Lucas Haines, Cody McCrum, Zaylan Johnston, Jacob Carvell         

Head Coach: Mr. Jason Woodworth

Won (14)- Van Buren (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Washburn (2), Woodland, Madawaska (2), Easton (2), Southern Aroostook (2), Fort Kent

Lost (4)- Houlton (2), Woodland, Fort Kent

Won QF game vs. Stearns, 72-48, Won SF game vs. George Stevens, 60-58 (overtime), Lost Northern Maine Final vs. Dexter, 48-50 in a somewhat controversial manner.

2018-19 (1st)

Drew Belmain, Hunter Wardwell, Brayden Bradbury, Joshua Thomas, Jacob Carvell, Ben Thomas, Malachi Fitzherbert, Ethan Pryor, Lane Grass, Stetson Nicholas, Lucas Haines, Joshua Dahl, Connor Dionne

Head Coach: Mr. Jason Woodworth

Won (15) - Houlton Christian (2), Washburn (2), Madawaska (2), Ashland (2), Easton (2), Fort Kent, Fort Fairfield (2), Southern Aroostook (2)

Lost (3) - Houlton (2), Fort Kent

Lost QF game to Sumner- 53-54

2017-18 (4th)

Brayden Bradbury, Jacob Carvell, Colby Kingsbury, Hayden Kingsbury, Ethan Pryor, Ben Thomas, Shane Stackpole, Malachi Fitzherbert, Lane Grass, Bryan Anthony, Drew Belmain, Stetson Nicholas, Cody McCrum, Joshua Thomas, Caleb Harris

Head Coach: Mr. Jason Woodworth

Won (13) - Madawaska (2), Easton (2), Ashland (2), Washburn (2), Houlton Christian (2), SAHS (2), Fort Fairfield

Lost (5) - Fort Fairfield, Houlton (2), Fort Kent (2)

Won Prelim vs. Madawaska, 72-44 Lost QF vs. Fort Kent, 43-66

2016-17 (4th)

Brayden Bradbury, Clark Bradbury,  Jacob Carvell, Zach Crouch, Wyatt Fulton, Chandler Garrison, Caleb Harris, Colby Kingsbury, Hayden Kingsbury, Gavin Miller, Ethan Pryor, Ben Thomas 

Head Coach: Mr. Jason Woodworth

Won (12) - Madawaska (2), Van Buren (2), Limestone (2), Wisdom, Easton, Ashland (2), Washburn (2)

Lost (6) - SAHS (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Hodgdon, Easton

Won QF vs. Jonesport-Beals, 54-46, Lost SF vs. Southern Aroostook, 33-57

2015-16 (6th)

Dustin Pryor, Riley McGrath, Ben Thomas, Zach Crouch, Caleb Harris, Nick Dominique, Chandler Garrison, Clark Bradbury, Gavin Miller, Tyler Barber, Colby Kingsbury

Head Coach: Mr. Jason Woodworth

Won (10)- Madawaska (2), Ashland (2), Van Buren (2), Limestone (2), Hodgdon, Wisdom

Lost (8)- SAHS (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Easton (2), Washburn (2)

Lost Quarterfinal to Southern Aroostook, 45-51

Panthers first trip to Bangors new Cross Insurance Center after a 2 year hiatus. Accounted themselves well in losing to a team (The Warriors) that had beaten them twice in the regular season by a combined 67 points.

2014-15 (16th)

Chandler Brewer, Dustin Pryor, Riley McGrath, Gavin Miller, Chandler Garrison, Nick Dominique, Caleb Harris, Tyler Barber, Zach Crouch, Clark Bradbury, Kenny Bell, Colby Kingsbury, Cameron Todd

Head Coach: Mr. Tim Brewer

Won (3)- Limestone (2), Wisdom

Lost (15)- SAHS (2), Washburn (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Easton (2), Fort Kent (2), Katahdin (2), Wisdom, Hodgdon (2)

DNQ for Post-Season

Tim Brewers' last season as Coach was riddled with injuries and the team failed to qualify for post-season for first time since 1991. Coach Brewer is the winningest coach in Panther history.

2013-14 (12th)

Chandler Brewer, Dustin Pryor, Clark Bradbury, Spencer Garrison, Nick Dominique, Zach Crouch, Zach McClung, Emory Davis, Riley McGrath, Dane Kingsbury, Cameron Todd

Head Coach: Mr. Tim Brewer

Won (7)- Limestone (2), Fort Kent, Wisdom (2), Fort Fairfield, Katahdin

Lost (11)- Easton (2), Washburn (2), SAHS (2), Fort Fairfield, Fort Kent, Katahdin, Hodgdon (2)

Lost Prelim Game at Southern Aroostook 44-63

Injuries plagued the boys this season. They did get in the prelims but were quickly exited.

2012-13 (3rd)

Chandler Brewer, Steven Decker, Joe Stiles, Jacob Canney, Emory Davis, Mason Davis, Caleb Dube, Alex Folsom, Spencer Garrison, Dane Kingsbury, Zach McClung, Riley McGrath, Dylan Murray, Dustin Pryor, Derek Rusby

Head Coach: Mr. Tim Brewer

Won (13)- SAHS (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Madawaska (2), Ashland (2), Katahdin (2), Hodgdon, Easton, Fort Kent

Lost (5)- Hodgdon, Washburn (2), Easton, Fort Kent

Won Prelim vs. Schenck 62-55 (overtime), Won QF vs. Katahdin 67-56, Won SF vs. Washburn 66-63 (overtime), Won EM Final vs. Hodgdon 58-55 (overtime), Lost the State Game vs. (West) Forest Hills 48-55.

The only team, so far, in Maine to win 3 overtime games in the same tournament year. This was the first time the Panthers had lost a state game having won the previous six appearances. At one point, team was 12-1 but lost 4 in a row.

2011-12 (2nd)

Chandler Brewer, Joe Stiles, Ross Grass, Brendan York, Steven Decker, Mike McClung, Spencer Garrison, Zach McClung, Alex Folsom, Caleb Dube, Dan Brewer

Head Coach: Mr. Tim Brewer

Won (16)- SAHS (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Madawaska (2), Ashland (2), Easton (2), Fort Kent, Hodgdon (2), Washburn, Katahdin (2)

Lost (2)- Fort Kent, Washburn

Won Prelim vs. Fort Fairfield 81-42, Won QF vs. Houlton Christian 88-62, Lost SF vs. Deer Isle-Stonington 55-67

A fine season by the boys. The team just ran into a good Mariners team that shot foul shots extremely well.

2010-11 (1st)

Joe Stiles, Sam Bennett, Darrin Murray, Caleb Kelly, Tyler Rusby, Logan McLaughlin, Brandon Anthony, Brendan York, Dan Brewer, Mike McClung, Ross Grass, Steven Decker

Head Coach: Mr. Tim Brewer

Won (18)- SAHS (2), Katahdin (2), Washburn (2), Easton (2), Ashland (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Van Buren, Hodgdon (2), Madawaska, Wisdom (2)

Lost- (0)

Won QF vs. Deer Isle-Stonington 49-29, Won SF vs. Machias 62-45, Won EM Final vs. Jonesport-Beals 49-26, Won State Final vs. (West) Richmond 40-37

This team put on one of the finest defensive efforts in tourney history. Opponents only averaged about 34 points a game in the four contests. The much anticipated Eastern Maine Final vs. the Royals left downeast fans shaking their heads as the Panthers held local star Garret Beals's Royals to just 26 points.

2009-10 (2nd)

Ross Grass, Mitch Folsom, Mike McClung, Dan Brewer, Logan McLaughlin, Kasey Brewer, Tyler Rusby, Caleb Kelly, Garrett Stiles, Brendan York

Head Coach: Mr. Tim Brewer

Won (16)- Katahdin, Van Buren, SAHS (2), Fort Fairfield, Wisdom (2), Ashland (2), Easton (2), Washburn (2), Madawaska, Hodgdon (2)

Lost (2)- Katahdin, Fort Fairfield

Lost QF vs. (7) Shead 55-69

After an outstanding season in which the team won all their road games (lost 2 at home), the Panthers were stunned in the quarterfinals versus Shead.

2008-09 (2nd)

Logan McLaughlin, Mitch Folsom, Brendan York, Dan Brewer, Shawn McIntyre, Carter Grass, Garrett Stiles, Caleb Kelly, Jack Footer, Mike McClung, Kasey Brewer, Manny Martinez

Head Coach: Mr. Tim Brewer

Won (15)- Katahdin, SAHS (2), Wisdom (2), Easton (2), Ashland (2), Washburn (2), Hodgdon (2), Madawaska, Van Buren

Lost (3)- Fort Fairfield (2), Katahdin

Won Prelim vs. (15) Machias 84-29, Won QF vs. Katahdin 70-64, Won SF vs. Shead 61-49, Lost EM Final vs. (1) Woodland 36-48

The Panthers 54 game regular season winning streak ended vs. Fort Fairfield. Although the team lost, they made the EM Finals for 12th time in school history.

2007-08 (1st)

Andrew Nappi, Manny Martinez, Tyson White, Mitch Folsom, Logan McCarthy, Cameron York, Blake McCarthy, Logan McLaughlin, Jack Footer, Anthony Vangel, Garrett Stiles, Kasey Brewer, Caleb Kelly, Logan Thomas

Head Coach: Mr. Tim Brewer

Won (18)- Katahdin (2), Van Buren, SAHS (2), Easton (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Washburn (2), Wisdom (2), Hodgdon (2), Ashland (2), Madawaska

Lost (0)

Won QF vs. Machias 82-52, Won SF vs. Fort Fairfield 75-61, Won EM Final vs. Woodland 67-59 (overtime), Won State Title vs. (West) Richmond 54-53

The Richmond Bobcat team had a 6'8" center that failed to block a runner by Manny Martinez with 2 seconds left on the clock to give the Panthers the title in one of the most memorable and talked about games in school history.

2006-07 (3rd)

Garrett Stiles, Shaun Walling, Kelly Silas, Cameron York, Mitch Folsom, Ryan Kilcollins, Blake McCarthy, Kasey Brewer, Logan McCarthy, Tim Carlson, Manny Martinez, Sam Clockedile, James Richards

Head Coach: Mr. Tim Brewer

Won (18)- Easton (2), Washburn (2), SAHS (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Katahdin (2), Wisdom (2), Ashland (2), Hodgdon (2), Van Buren, Madawaska

Lost (0)

Won Prelim vs. (14) Machias 78-42, Won QF vs. Calvary Chapel 64-58, Lost SF vs. (2) Deer Isle-Stonington 63-76

Another outstanding season that saw two undefeated teams meet in the semifinal. After falling behind by 15-20 points, the Panthers gallant comeback bid was thwarted by the Mariners, the eventual state champs.

2005-06 (6th)

Shaun Walling, Cameron York, Blake McCarthy, Manny Martinez, Logan McCarthy, Sam Clockedile, Erick Martinez, Taylor McLaughlin, Tim Carlson, Andrew York, Cameron York

Head Coach: Mr. Tim Brewer

Won (17)-Katahdin, Van Buren, Madawaska, Ashland (2), SAHS (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Easton (2), Wisdom (2), Washburn (2), Hodgdon (2)

Lost (1)- Katahdin

Won Prelim vs. (11) Greenville 87-36, Won QF vs. Bangor Christian 66-52, Won SF vs. Schenck 73-61, Won Eastern Maine Final vs. Deer Isle-Stonington 80-52, Won State Championship vs. (West) Richmond 65-55

After losing the first game of the season at Katahdin, the team came together as one of the most dominant in Panther history. They could score as evidenced in hitting 121 and 108 vs. SAHS and Wisdom. The team won back to back titles and frankly didn't leave much doubt about who was the best in Class D despite entering tournament rated #6. Their average margin of victory in the 5 post season games was 23 points.

2004-05 (2nd)

Travis White, Justin Faulkner, Cameron York, Matt McCartney, Taylor McLaughlin, Jake Delano, Andrew York, Paul Donahue, Tim Carlson, Bryan Shaw, Sam Clockedile, Brock Burtt, Erick Martinez, Jason Woodworth

Head Coach: Mr. Tim Brewer

Won (17) - Katahdin (2), Easton (2), SAHS (2), Washburn, Fort Fairfield (2), Ashland (2), Wisdom (2), Hodgdon (2), Madawaska, Van Buren

Lost (1) - Washburn

Won Prelim vs. (15) Machias 96-46, Won QF vs. Greenville 91-40, Won SF vs. Calvary Chapel 66-60, Won EM Final vs. Lee Academy 65-57, Won State Championship vs. (West) Valley-Bingham 79-62

After losing the EM Final in overtime the year before, the Panthers were ready for all games. The only loss all year was at Washburn by 2 points. They scored over 90 points in eight different games including 103 at Easton. They avenged the year before loss vs. Calvary Chapel and won their first gold ball since 1996 beating perenial power Valley-Bingham. It was the boys 3rd gold ball in Central Aroostook basketball history.

2003-04 (2nd)

Patrick Walsh, Jason Woodworth, Bryan Grew, Tim Carlson, Andrew York, Taylor McLaughlin, Erick Martinez, Adam Crew, Jeff Clockedile, Karter Larrabee, Sam Clockedile, Bryan Shaw, Matt McCartney

Head Coach: Mr. Tim Brewer

Won (17) - Van Buren, Wisdom (2), Katahdin, Ashland (2), Washburn (2), SAHS (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Easton (2), Hodgdon (2), Madawaska

Lost (1) - Katahdin

Won Prelim vs. Houlton Christian 79-42, Won QF vs. Deer Isle-Stonington 73-43, Won SF vs. Katahdin 74-60, Lost EM Final vs. Calvary Chapel 80-86 (overtime)

It was apparent the Coach Tim Brewers' system was really catching on with the boys. It was also evident that the team was amassing some quality players for years to come. The Eastern Maine Final was a classic. The Panthers fell behind by almost 20 points but rallied to force overtime. They actually had 2 shots as time ran out to win the game in regulation but missed both. The Sabres, who won the State Game, were a "star-studded" lot but that's another story.  This experience was invaluable to the boys team heading into next year.

2002-03 (6th)

Jeff Clockedile, Jason Woodworth, Andrew York, Justin Faulkner, Taylor McGlaughlin, Erick Martinez, Bryan Grew, Patrick Walsh, Jason Chavez, Bryan Shaw, John London, Josh Kinney, Matt Kilcollins

Head Coach: Mr. Tim Brewer

Won (14) - Ashland (2), Katahdin (2), Washburn, Fort Fairfield, SAHS (2), Easton (2), Hodgdon, Wisdom (2), Madawaska

Lost (4) - Washburn, Hodgdon, Van Buren, Fort Fairfield

Won Prelim vs. (11) Katahdin 66-57, Won QF vs. (3) Van Buren 62-59, Lost SF vs. Bangor Christian 53-65

After playing many close games during the regular season the Panthers were starting to play with confidence. They scored a lot of points, hitting 90+ four different times including 114 vs. Ashland. They lost in the semifinals to the Eastern Maine winners, Bangor Christian. The Patriots didn't have the game won until late in the 4th quarter. Tim Brewer won his very first game at Bangor vs. the higher seeded Van Buren Crusaders.

2001-02 (1st)

Patrick Walsh, Matt Kilcollins, Jeff Clockedile, Jason Woodworth, Jason Tapley, Arlie Wiggins, Andy Grivois, Lance Bradstreet, Dan Codrey, Josh Clark, Rob Collins, Bryan Grew

Head Coach: Mr. Tim Brewer

Won (13) - Van Buren, Wisdom (2), Ashland (2), Katahdin (2), Washburn, SAHS (2), Easton (2), Madawaska

Lost (5) - Hodgdon (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Washburn

Won Prelim (Round Two) vs. Lee Academy 79-68,  Lost QF vs. Jonesport-Beals 62-78 (overtime)

In one of the strangest seasons ever (made that way by the MPA's new criss-cross, everybody plays, tourney format, the team lost a strange game. The foul line was the Panthers' enemy as the Royals tied the game late on foul shots and in overtime made most of their points on the charity line. This format used by MPA was abandoned after this confusing and disliked tournament.

2000-01 (4th)

Craig Allen, Bryan Grew, Craig Durost, Lance Bradstreet, Josh Clark, Kyle Simonson, Patrick Walsh, Arlie Wiggins, Jared Brewer, Justin Woodworth, Dan Codrey, Chris Marshall, Rob Collins, Jan Augsberg, Andy Grivois

Won (14) - Washburn (2), Van Buren, Fort Fairfield (2), Wisdom (2), SAHS (2), Easton, Ashland (2), Madawaska, Katahdin

Lost (4) - Easton, Katahdin, Hodgdon (2)

Lost QF vs. (5) Woodland 73-76

Tim Brewers' first season as coach found everyone adjusting. After leading the Dragons by 15 or so points the boys could not figure out how to stop the Dragons in the second half and lost the QF game by 3 points. The teams tough luck at Bangor continued since their gold ball year of 1996.

1999-2000 (2nd)

Shane Bradstreet, Justin Woodworth, Josh Clark, Lance Bradstreet, Jarod Brewer, Scott Mullen, Rob Collins, Craig Allen, Jordan Codrey, Craig Durost, Kyle Simonson, Leroy Otis

Head Coach: Mark Baxter

Won (14) - Ashland (2), Wisdom (2), Katahdin, Fort Fairfield (2), Van Buren, Washburn (2), SAHS (2), Easton (2)

Lost (4) - Hodgdon (2), Madawaska, Katahdin

Won QF vs. Woodland 78-44, Lost SF vs. Easton 66-67

In Coach Mark Baxters' final game at Central Aroostook, he watched his team lose a heartbreaker to arch rival Easton by 1 point. It was nip and tuck the whole game but the Bears were hitting all their key shots down the stretch. The season was highlighted by a 117 outburst vs. Ashland.

1998-99 (1st)

Scott Mullen, Jordan Codrey, Shane Bradstreet, Justin Woodworth, Craig Durost, Leroy Otis, Craig Allen, Mark Walsh, Shane Durost, Kyle Simonson, Lance Bradstreet, Ben Shaw, Brooks Brewer, Justin Woodworth

Head Coach: Mark Baxter

Won (16) - Easton (2), Katahdin, Ashland (2), Wisdom (2), Van Buren, Washburn (2), SAHS, Hodgdon (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Madawaska

Lost (2) - Katahdin, SAHS

Won QF vs. Wisdom 68-42, Lost SF vs. Jonesport-Beals 65-67

The inaugaral season for Coach Mark Baxter was a very exciting one. The team won all its home games and went 7-2 on the road. Despite a half-court, buzzer beating, three pointer by Shane Bradstreet to end the first half, the Royals answered every push and beat the Panthers by two points.

1997-98 (5th)

Adam Orser, Shane Bradstreet, Brandon Bell, Jon Codrey, Mark Walsh, C.J. McKenna, Jon Fields, Shane Durost, Ryan Michaud, Craig Allen, Ben Shaw

Head Coach: Chris Casavant

Won (11) - Easton (2), Ashland, Wisdom (2), Hodgdon (2), Washburn (2), SAHS, Fort Fairfield

Lost (7) - Ashland, SAHS, Fort Fairfield, Katahdin (2), Van Buren, Madawaska

Lost QF vs. Southern Aroostook 46-53

The QF loss was Chris Casavants' final game as coach at Central Aroostook as he moved on to Caribou. The team was vastly improved over the season before and played well. The two games played vs. Fort Fairfield this season were memorable. losing at home 93-99 and winning at Fort Fairfield, 98-94 in two overtimes. A total of 384 points scored by the two teams.

1996-97 (8th)

Shane Bradstreet, Shane Durost, Brandon Bell, Aaron Boyd, Robbie Hill, Adam Orser, Mark Walsh, Shaun McGarvey, Chad Allen, Tyler Brewer, Ryan Michaud, Jason Woollard

Head Coach: Chris Casavant

Won (8) -Easton (2), Ashland (2), SAHS, Fort Fairfield, Wisdom, Washburn

Lost (10) - SAHS, Fort Fairfield, Van Buren, Wisdom, Washburn, Katahdin (2), Hodgdon (2), Van Buren

Lost QF vs. (1) Jonesport-Beals 70-72

The year after a state championship and numerous graduations was a challenge for first year coach Chris Casavant. Despite winning two thrilling overtime games at home the Panthers barely squeaked into the final tourney position 8th place. The team gave #1 Seed Jonesport-Beals a battle to the end in probably their best game of 1996-97 but were edged out by the Royals by 2 points.

1995-96 (1st) 

Chad Boyd, Robbie Hill, Brady Mahan, Mitch Orser, Tyler Brewer, Aaron Boyd, Ben Allen, Ryan Michaud, Matt Townsend, Josh Tweedie, Rick MacDonald, Brandon Bell, Paul Howlett, Adam Orser

Head Coach: Jerry Adams

Won (17) - Katahdin (2), Ashland (2), Wisdom (2), Hodgdon, SAHS (2), Easton (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Limestone, Madawaska, Washburn (2)

Lost (1) - Hodgdon

Won vs. Ashland in QF 90-63, Won in SF vs. Jonesport-Beals 95-54, Won vs. Deer Isle-Stonington in EM Final 100-85, Won State Title vs. (West) Hyde 75-74

This team was a scoring machine and were on a mission from the day they lost the previous Eastern Maine Final by a point. New coach Jerry Adams watched as his team averaged 90 points a game, scoring a hundred or more 6 different times including the EM Final. Their only loss was to Class C Gold Ball winner Hodgdon. In the state game, the Panthers were cruising along until Matt Townsend sprained his ankle. All of a sudden the Phoenix of Hyde were ahead 7-8 points and looking like champions. In a frantic last 4-5 minutes, the team from Mars Hill erased the lead and built a lead of 6 points before holding on to the one point victory. The second gold ball in 3 years for the blue and white.

1994-95 (1st)

Lee Shaw, Brady Mahan, Randy Libby, Tyler Brewer, Paul Howlett, Aaron Boyd, Rick MacDonald, Mitch Orser, Ben Allen, Tim Brewer, Seth Locke, Matt Townsend

Head Coach: Steve "The King" Shaw

Won (18) - SAHS (2), Limestone, Fort Fairfield (2), Katahdin (2), Madawaska, Ashland (2), Wisdom (2), Easton (2), Hodgdon (2), Washburn (2)

Lost (0)

Won QF vs. Lubec 91-51, Won SF vs. Van Buren 69-56, Lost Eastern Maine Final vs. Machias 34-35

The team that were defending State Champs, scored 100+ points in 5 games, went undefeated in regular season, posted 87 points a game and had all 5 starters average double figures in scoring did not repeat. In a slow down game, the Bulldogs did exactly what they had to and pulled off one of the great tourney upsets. In retrospect, this was a solid Machias team that did win the State Title. Panthers defeated Class C Gold Ball winner Hodgdon twice during the 1995-96 campaign. The game vs. the Hawks just before Christmas was one of the largest and loudest ever at the Panther Palace.

1993-94 (1st)

Ben Allen, Chad Boyd, Tim Brewer, Frank Kearney, Randy Libby, Seth Locke, Brady Mahan, Mitch Orser, Lee Shaw, Matt Townsend

Head Coach: Steve "The King" Shaw

Won (17) - Fort Fairfield (2), Hodgdon, Katahdin (2), Ashland (2), Wisdom (2), Washburn (2), Easton (2), SAHS (2), Madawaska, Limestone

Lost (1) - Hodgdon

Won QF vs. Easton 54-46, Won SF vs. Van Buren 66-59, Won Eastern Maine Final vs. Jonesport-Beals 68-51, Won State Game vs. (West) Vinalhaven 71-43

The Panther boys finally did it. It was a season that was leading up to something special. After losing the second game of the year to Hodgdon, the team preceded to win 20 in a row. After getting the jitters out and defeating arch rival Easton in the QF, Coach Steve Shaws' Panthers seemed to get better every tournament game. The state game was won comfortably and allowed all players to participate in this monumental event in Central Aroostook history.

1992-93 (2nd)

Chad Bradbury, Chad Caron, Tim Brewer, Travis Robbins, Ben Allen, Randy Libby, Matt Townsend, Lee Shaw, Adrian Hitz, Jeremy York, Mitch Orser, Rick MacDonald

Head Coach: Steve "The King" Shaw

Won (11) - Fort Fairfield, Hodgdon, SAHS (2), Katahdin, Ashland (2), Wisdom, Washburn, Easton (2)

Lost (7) - Fort Fairfield, Limestone, Hodgdon, Madawaska, Wisdom, Washburn, Katahdin

Won QF vs. Greenville 70-52, Won SF vs. Katahdin 58-51, Lost Eastern Maine Final vs. Jonesport-Beals 61-70. 

Team showed that they had talent and were a concern to Class D opponents. They made it to the Eastern Maine finals for first time since 1987 and gave the Royals a game right to the end.

1991-92 (2nd)

Jeremy York, Randy Libby, Adrian Hitz, Travis Robbins, Chad King, John Faggiole, Chad Bradbury, Stacy Shaw, Chad Caron, Lee Shaw, Kent Smith, Derek Townsend, Tim Brewer

Head Coach: Steve "The King" Shaw

Won (12) - Hodgdon, SAHS, Ashland (2), Washburn (2), Wisdom (2), Easton (2), Madawaska, Limestone

Lost (6) - Katahdin (2), Hodgdon, Fort Fairfield (2), SAHS

Lost QF vs. Woodland 64-65

Coach Steve "The King" Shaw led the boys back to the post season after they won 8 of their last 9 games including an exciting 93-91 win against Limestone and its star Tony Tobin. The Eagles had many 3-pointers in the game while CAHS had none. The teams inexperience at Bangor showed up at times in a heart breaking 1 point loss to the Dragons.

1990-91 (10th)

Chad Bradbury, Hume Pierce, Stacy Shaw, Tom Peers, Bill Boyd, Josh Tessier, Jeremy York, Tim McCrum, Derek Townsend, Travis Robbins, Chad King, Chris Nicholas, Adrian Hitz, Shawn Bradstreet

Head Coach: Steve Shaw

Won (7) - Ashland (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Penobscot Valley, Hodgdon, Easton

Lost (11) - Madawaska, Katahdin (2), Limestone, Hodgdon, Penobscot Valley, SAHS (2), Washburn (2), Easton

Did not qualify for post season.

The first year of Coach Steve Shaws' tenure at CAHS was probably his most frustrating. The team was inconsistent all season long and had to win the last two games of the season to make the tourney. They played hard but lost both. This was their first post season miss since 1984.

1989-90 (5th)

Derek Townsend, Hume Pierce, Kent Smith, Neil Grass, Alan Bradstreet, Jon Stroble, Chad King, Travis Robbins, Chris Parks, Chris Nicholas, Tim McCrum, Todd Larrabee, Shawn Bradstreet, Jamie Tweedie

Head Coach: Bill McAvoy

Won (11) - Ashland (2), Katahdin, Hodgdon, Penobscot Valley (2), Washburn, Easton (2), Madawaska, Limestone

Lost (7)- Fort Fairfield (2), Hodgdon, SAHS (2), Washburn, Katahdin

Won QF vs. Easton 58-57, Lost SF vs. SAHS 41-42

After starting 6-7, the Boys won their final five games and met up for the first time ever in the tournament, arch-rival Easton. The Bears played well but the Panthers squeaked out a 1 point win. The team then met the Warriors and in a game not decided until the end, lost by that same single point.

1988-89 (1st)

Jake Shorey, Bill McKeen, Eldon Crouse, Alan Bradstreet, Derek Townsend, Darren Collins, Neil Grass, Andy Eastman, Rob Boyce, Chris Nicholas, Kent Kinney

Head Coach: Bill McAvoy

Won (16) - Ashland (2), Katahdin (2), Hodgdon (2), Easton (2), Madawaska, SAHS (2), Penobscot Valley (2), Washburn (2), Fort Fairfield

Lost (2) - Fort Fairfield, Limestone

Lost QF vs. Lee Academy 63-64

An outstanding season ended on a rainy, 9:30 Monday night start in Bangor at the auditorium. Even at that, the boys had two shots to win the game before the buzzer sounded. In the end the Pandas outhustled the Panthers to win the game. The next season the team will drop to Class D.

1987-88 (2nd)

Jake Shorey, Bill McKeen, Ryan McAvoy, Darren Collins, Brad McCrum, Kent Kinney, Alan Bradstreet, Dean Mullen, Rob Boyce, Donnie Kirkbride, Andy Eastman, Dave Caron, Eldon Crouse

Head Coach: Bill McAvoy

Won (15) - Penobscot Valley (2), Katahdin (2), Easton, SAHS (2), East Grand, Hodgdon (2), Washburn (2), Madawaska, Fort Fairfield, Ashland

Lost (3) - Ashland, Easton, Fort Fairfield

Lost QF vs. George Stevens 36-52

Despite a season that saw the Panthers win 12 in a row at one point, the boys lost their quarterfinal game to George Stevens in their worst played game all year. Returned to Class C this season after two years down in Class D.

1986-87 (1st)

Ryan McAvoy, Kris Weeks, Bill McKeen, Mark Smith, Darren Collins, Stillman Mahan, Kent Kinney, Chris Sincerbeaux, Jake Shorey, Robert Holmes, Brent Grass, Shane Mullen, Joel Carvell, Brad McCrum, Dean Mullen

Head Coach: Bill McAvoy

Won (14) - Shead (2), Ashland (2), Easton (2), SAHS (2), East Grand (2), Penobscot Valley, Washburn, Katahdin (2)

Lost (4) - Washburn, Penobscot Valley, Hodgdon (2)

Won QF vs. East Grand 96-47, Won SF vs. Lee Academy 66-60, Lost Eastern Maine Final vs. Washburn 53-67

The team won more regular season games than any other since 1982 and scored a school record 96 points in their QF game. They then defeated a tough Lee Academy and set up a 3rd meeting with the Washburn Beavers in the EM Final. The Panthers lost the game and took the EM Runner up for the 3rd time in school history. This was Coach McAvoys 2nd trip to the regional finals.

1985-86 (1st)

Kris Weeks, George Hatt, Kent Kinney, Jake Shorey, Brad McCrum, Bill McKeen, Mark Smith, Ryan McAvoy, Bill Hatt, Ryan Bradstreet, Robert Holmes, Stillman Mahan, Paul MacPherson, Shane Mullen, Darren Collins

Head Coach: Bill McAvoy

Won (12) - Allagash (2), Ashland (2), Shead, Easton (2), SAHS (2), Wisdom, Washburn, East Grand

Lost (6) - Hodgdon (2), Katahdin (2), Washburn, Shead

Won QF vs. Ashland 70-60, Lost SF vs. Jonesport-Beals 55-83

The team returned to Bangor for the 1st time since 1982 and it was obvious. They were totally overwhelmed in the SF game vs. the Royals after defeating the Ashland Hornets in the quarterfinals. This was the teams first ever appearance in Class D.

1984-85 (11th)

Chas Nicholas, Duane Harvey, Kevin Grass, David McKenney, Kris Weeks, Nathan Bell, George Hatt, Stillman Mahan, Mark Smith, Robert Holmes, Ryan Bradstreet

Head Coach: Bill McAvoy

Won (9) - Madawaska, Easton (2), Fort Fairfield, Hodgdon (2), SAHS, Ashland, Wisdom

Lost (9) - Katahdin (2), Washburn (2), SAHS, Van Buren, Fort Fairfield, Ashland, Madawaska

Lost Prelim game at Sumner 55-63

After two seasons of missing the postseason, the Panthers squeaked into the last prelim spot and had to travel to meet Sumner. The team played a solid game before finally losing by 8 points. Next season CAHS will drop to Class D.

1983-84 (15th)

Geoff Dyer, Kevin Grass, Greg Garrison, Duane Harvey, Dave Collins, Morgan Yerxa, Chas Nicholas, Dave McKenney, Peter Wilson, Nathan Bell

Head Coach: Bill McAvoy

Won (8) - SAHS, Allagash (2). Easton (2), Ashland (2), Katahdin

Lost (10) - Fort Fairfield (2), Katahdin, Van Buren (2), Washburn (2), Hodgdon (2), SAHS

Did not Qualify for Postseason.

The team fought hard to make the postseason but it was not to be this year. They did, however, defeat the eventual Class D State Champion Southern Aroostook in a game at the Panther Palace in Mars Hill.

1982-83 (12th)

Jeff Ketchum, Geoff Dyer, Mark Upton, Brett Delong, Greg Garrison, Chas Nicholas, Morgan Yerxa, Mark Tompkins, Scott McCrum, David McKinney, David Collins, Leroy King, Kevin Grass, Duane Harvey

Head Coach: Bill McAvoy

Won (8) - Wisdom (2), Fort Fairfield, Easton (2), Ashland (2), Washburn

Lost (10) - Katahdin (2), Hodgdon (2), Van Buren (2), Fort Fairfield, SAHS (2), Washburn

Did not Qualify for Postseason.

The year after going to the Eastern Maine Finals saw the team go through a transition because of graduations. The squad just could not beat the better teams necessary and failed to qualify for the postseason.

1981-82 (1st)

Steve Greeley, Chas Nicholas, Morgan Yerxa, C.B. Sylvester, Geoff Dyer, Kevin Grass, Jon Clayton, Todd Grass, J.B. Folsom, Greg Dyer, Gregg Jaime, Jeff Ketchum, Scott Smith, Greg Garrison, Mark Upton

Head Coach: Bill McAvoy

Won (15) - SAHS (2), Hodgdon (2), Van Buren (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Easton (2), Katahdin, Washburn (2), Ashland (2)

Lost (1) - Katahdin

Won QF vs. Piscataquis 59-56, Won SF vs. Deer Isle-Stonington 55-40, Lost Eastern Maine Final vs. Katahdin 57-59

This team won all its road games and lost just one at home to Katahdin. They finished first and after a very tough quarterfinal vs. the Pirates went on to defeat the Mariners in the Semifinals. This would be the 3rd meeting and rubber match with Katahdin. The game was close all the way but the Panthers just couldn't seem to take a lead and lost by 2 points. This was the first time in regional final since 1973.

1980-81 (2nd)

Wallace Endy, Carroll Weeks, Jeff Ketchum, Glen Grew, Todd Grass, Tracy Grass, Greg Dyer, Gary Dyer, C.B. Sylvester, Mark Upton, J.B. Folsom, Jon Clayton, Scott Smith

Head Coach: Bill McAvoy

Won (12) - SAHS (2), Washburn (2), Easton (2), Hodgdon (2), Fort Fairfield, Ashland (2), Van Buren 

Lost (4) - Katahdin (2), Fort Fairfield, Van Buren

Won QF vs. Washington Academy 79-62, Lost SF vs. George Stevens 58-59

The Panthers played very well in 1981 and scored over 100 points three times. After winning a QF game vs. the Raiders they moved on to a SF game with George Stevens. Leading late in the game, the Eagles hit a last second shot and knocked out the Panthers by 1 point. It was the 4th time George Stevens knocked CAHS out of the tournament in the last five years.

1979-80 (3rd)

Tom Bradbury, Scott Smith, Scott Adelman, Tracy Grass, Carroll Weeks, Gary Dyer, Mark Upton, J.B. Folsom, Jon Clayton, Tom Graham, C.B. Sylvester, Troy Lunney, Todd Grass, Greg Dyer

Head Coach: Bill McAvoy

Won (12) - Hodgdon (2), SAHS (2), Ashland (2), Katahdin (2), Washburn (2), Easton, Van Buren

Lost (6) - Madawaska (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Easton, Van Buren

Won QF vs. Katahdin 56-54 (ot), Lost SF vs. George Stevens 55-68

The Panthers enjoyed one of their better seasons going 12-6 and five of their losses were to Class B schools. For the second straight year they won the QF in overtime. Then they were defeated, again, by a now familiar foe, George Stevens.

1978-79 (4th)

Brian Lunn, Milan Parks, Tom Bradbury, Joey Griffin, Bruce Boulier, Bob Long, Stephen Drew, Jay Bradbury, Paul Kingsbury, Dana Watson, Carroll Weeks, Glen Grew, Gary Dyer, Tracy Grass, Scott Adelman

Head Coach: Bill McAvoy

Won (9) - Fort Fairfield, Ashland (2), Madawaska, Easton, SAHS (2), Washburn (2)

Lost (9) - Katahdin (2), Van Buren (2), Madawaska, Fort Kent (2), Easton, Fort Fairfield

Won QF vs. Washburn 72-64 (two overtimes), Lost SF vs. Katahdin 38-73

The boys lost six games to teams in higher classes but played them well losing all of them by six or less points. In an exciting game at the Auditorium, the Panthers defeated the Beavers of Washburn in double overtime. Katahdin then defeated the fatigued team in the semifinals easily. This was Bill McAvoys first year as coach.

1977-78 (7th)

Joey Griffin, Brent York, Tim Graham, Bruce Boulier, Scott Adelman, Dan Kilcollins, Terry Lunn, Mitch Guiggey, Tim York, Walter Cole, Mark Prest, Milan Parks, Roger Fuller, Alan Fields, Tom Bradbury

Head Coach: Frank Keenan

Won (12) - Ashland (2), Madawaska (2), Washburn (2), Fort Kent, Easton (2), Fort Fairfield, SAHS (2)

Lost (6) - Katahdin (2), Fort Fairfield, Van Buren (2), Fort Kent

Won QF vs. Central, East Corinth 70-62, Lost SF vs. George Stevens 41-48

Frank Keenans' last season saw his team get their most wins since 1973. The highlight of the year was the two big wins vs. Fort Kent and Fort Fairfield. In a great QF game, the Panthers defeated the Central, East Corinth team before losing to the Eagles.

1976-77 (6th)

Larry Shaw, Gene Lunney, Terry Lunn, Jody Morse, Alan Fields, Tim Graham, Dirk Duncan, Walter Cole, Roger Fuller, Brent York, Mark Simonson, Alan Sargent, Mitch Guiggey, Milan Parks

Head Coach: Frank Keenan

Won (11) - SAHS (2), Fort Fairfield, Ashland, Madawaska (2), Easton (2), Washburn (2), Fort Kent

Lost (7) - Katahdin (2), Van Buren (2), Fort Fairfield, Fort Kent, Ashland

Lost QF vs. George Stevens 48-60

After the dismal season before, the Panthers returning to Bangor for the first time in 4 years was an outstanding feat. Game jitters were to be expected and the team lost in the QF to the Eagles of George Stevens.

1975-76 (14th)

Steve Tilley, Larry Shaw, Tim Griffin, Dirk Duncan, Terry Lunn, Gene Lunney, Mike Parks, Alan Fields, Jody Morse, Terry Somes, Peter Drew, Brent York, Milan Parks

Head Coach: Frank Keenan

Won (2) - Washburn, Easton

Did not qualify for tournament

Lost (16) - Easton, Madawaska (2), Van Buren (2),Washburn, Fort Kent (2), Limestone (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Ashland (2), Katahdin (2)

Not a lot of highlights to this season winning but two games. They scored over 90 points in both of the wins but generally had a hard time scoring this year and missed the postseason tournament for the third straight year.

1974-75 (10th)

Gene Lunney, Rod Codrey, Steve Robinson, Brian Bell, Scott Patterson, Jim Sargent, Terry Somes, Steve Tilley, Mike Drew, Sam Townsend, Brent York, Dirk Duncan, Tim Griffin, Larry Shaw, Sonny Patterson

Head Coach: Frank Keenan

Won (5) - Fort Fairfield, Easton (2), Washburn (2)

Lost (12) - Limestone (2), Madawaska (2), Fort Fairfield, Fort Kent (2), Van Buren (2), Jonesport-Beals, Katahdin (2)

Did not qualify for postseason.

The boys had a tough time this season winning just one of ten vs. higher class teams. A thrilling overtime loss, 84-88, to Fort Kent at home, was one of the few highlights of the year.

1973-74 (9th)

Rod Codrey, Brian Bell, Sam Townsend, Jim Sargent, Greg Fletcher, Pete Cheney, Eldon Watson, Steve Davis, Harvard Townsend, Tim Griffin, Steve Robinson, Terry Somes, Mike Drew

Head Coach: Frank Keenan

Won (6) - Washburn (2), Easton, Madawaska (2), Katahdin

Lost (10) - Penobscot Valley (2), Van Buren (2), Fort Kent (2), Easton, Katahdin, Limestone (2)

Did not qualify for postseason.

Despite winning just six games, the boys barely missed the tournament by under a point. This was largely because of the thrilling overtime win vs. #1 Seeded (Class D) Easton at the Bears' Den after losing to them in Mars Hill.

1972-73 (1st)

Terry Weeks, Steve Tilley, Derek Allen, Rod Codrey, Breen Bell, Pete Cheney, Bob Murphy, Sam Townsend, Greg Fletcher, Jim Sargent, Harvard Townsend, Eldon Watson, Brian Bell

Head Coach: Frank Keenan

Won (14) - Penobscot Valley (2), Katahdin (2), Van Buren (2), Fort Kent, Madawaska, Washburn (2), Easton (2), Limestone (2)

Lost (2) - Madawaska, Fort Kent

Won QF vs. Central, East Corinth 83-74, Won SF vs. Calais 84-77, Lost Eastern Maine Final vs. Sumner 69-82

This was a record setting season for the Panthers. They won their first 11 games and finished with a record of 14-2. They finished first in Class C and won their first two tournament games. They scored 40 points against Sumner in the first half of the EM Final and led but the Tigers tightened their defence in the second half and won the game. The team won at least two games in all four classes, A, B, C and D. Not too many teams, if any, can claim this rare task.

1971-72 (4th)

Ward Bradbury, Terry Weeks, Derek Allen, Bob Murphy, Frank Kearney, Bruce Sargent, Steve Whited, Eldon Watson, Bruce Hussey, Breen Bell, Harvard Townsend

Head Coach: Frank Keenan

Won (11) - Van Buren (2), Limestone (2), Washburn (2), Madawaska, Katahdin, Easton, Penobscot Valley (2)

Lost (5) - Fort Kent (2), Katahdin, Madawaska, Easton

Won QF vs. Searsport 56-54, Lost SF vs. Sumner 57-75

Frank Keenan took over as coach of the Panthers and his team promptly won its first 5 games before losing. This year was the first that Central Aroostook school won a game at Bangor, defeating the Vikings. Sumner, a very good and tall team, beat the boys in the SF.

1970-71 (9th)

Terry Weeks, Ward Bradbury, Derek Allen, Bruce Sargent, Tom Church, Rod Mahan, Jim Lovely, David Weeks, Steve Whited, Bob Murphy, Rick Duncan, Frank Kearney

Head Coach: George Archer

Won (8) - Limestone, Woodland, Machias (2), Washburn (2), Penobscot Valley (2)

Lost (10) - Madawaska (2), Limestone, Van Buren (2), Fort Kent (2), Katahdin (2), Woodland

Did not qualify for postseason.

The team missed out on a trip to Bangor for last year Coach Archer but had a highlight of scoring 106 points against Machias at home. The coach relocated and left the position open for the next season.

1969-70 (5th)

Dennis Anderson, Phil Parks, Jan Durost, Jay Durost, John York, Brian Mugford, Dave Weeks, Tom Church, Pete Irvine, Brian Williams, Terry Weeks, Jim Lovely

Head Coach: George Archer

Won (14) - Madawaska (2), Washburn (2), Limestone (2), Katahdin (2), Penobscot Valley (2), Ashland (2), Van Buren, Machias

Lost (4) - Van Buren, Fort Kent (2), Machias

Lost QF vs. Woodland 41-68

This was an outstanding team that scored close to 80 points a game. They were 2-2 against Class LL and 3-1 against Class L. Unfortunately at tournament game day, the flu bug had hit the team and many players were unable to play and they lost to the Dragons of Woodland.

1968-69 (8th)

Tom Church, John York, Blair Bubar, Jim Shaw, Mark Smith, Dave Weeks, Dennis Anderson, Phil Parks, Brian Williams, Jay Durost, Jan Durost, Pete Irvine

Head Coach: George Archer

Won (11) - Ashland (2), Calais, Van Buren (2), Fort Kent, Katahdin, Penobscot Valley (2), Limestone (2)

Lost (7) - Washburn (2), Machias (2), Calais, Fort Kent, Katahdin

Lost QF vs. Sumner 56-82

The team played well and were in most every game until the tournament when they met up with Sumner and the inexperience of the Panthers showed. The boys beat a lot of good teams this year including Katahdin, Van Buren, Fort Kent and Calais.

1967-68 (13th)

Willard London, Mike Gray, Mark Weeks, Dennis Smith, Blair Bubar, Bob Whited, Mark Smith, Tom Church, Jim Shaw, Alfred Devoe

Head Coach: George Archer

Won (6) - Calais, Limestone (2), Van Buren (2), Washburn

Lost (12) - Fort Kent (2), Mattanawcook (2), Caribou (2), Washburn, Madawaska (2), Katahdin (2), Calais

Did not qualify for postseason.

Not a great year for the rebuilding Panthers as they won just six games. The schedule had a lot of quality teams as foes including Caribou, who played CAHS for the last time in the regular season as the team dropped to Class M for 1968-69.

1966-67 (4th)

Mark Weeks, Mark Carney, Frank Hallett, Galen McCrum, Dick Durost, Willard London, Bob Whited, Brian Young, Mike Gray, Dennis Smith, Gary Boyd, Marty Nelson

Head Coach: George Archer

Won (15) - Washburn (2), Fort Kent (2), Caribou, Mattanawcook (2), Bar Harbor (2), Van Buren (2), Limestone (2), Madawaska (2)

Lost (1) - Caribou

Lost QF vs. Williams 65-80

The CAHS Panthers, under first year coach George Archer, had a tremendous season in Class L and only lost one game by two points at Class LL Caribou. The boys didn't have any luck at the tournament however, losing to Williams of Messalonskee by 15 points in the quarterfinals.

1965-66 (7th)

Marty Nelson, Galen McCrum, Clyde “Butch” Shaw, Ron Sharpe, Mark Carney, Frank Hallett, Brian Young, Bob Whited, Mike Gray, Gary Lamont, Jim Bubar, Mark Weeks

Head Coach: Linwood Hersey

Won (16) - Caribou (2), Washburn (2), Van Buren (2), Fort Kent (2), Piscataquis, Madawaska (2), Greenville (2), Easton (2), Houlton

Lost (2) - Houlton, Piscataquis

Lost QF vs. Orono 52-56

Linwood Herseys' last year as coach was also the first year of Central Aroostook as a consolidated school. The Panthers played like winners all season winning 16 times against two defeats. They scored over 90 points in 5 games including 111 vs. Washburn. They were 9-0 at home and 7-2 on the road. Amazingly, their record placed them in only 7th and they had to meet Orono, a team ACI met a lot at the tourney. The Red Riots eliminated the Panthers again but it was a very close match from the start of the game.

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