Index - Central Aroostook Girls

2025-26

Harleigh Allen, Lily Burtt, Stevi Pierce, Maggie Mahan, Charlie Pierce, Jillian Grass, Aryanna Grivois, Selena Crouse, Rebecca Shaw, Cheyenne Henderson

Head Coach: Mr. Cody Tompkins (coached Boys win at Southern Aroostook)

Won: Southern Aroostook, Madawaska, Washburn, Fort Fairfield

Lost:

2024-25 (16-2)

Harleigh Allen, Lily Burtt, Stevi Pierce, Maggie Mahan, Charlie Pierce, Jillian Grass, Erin McNally, Aryanna Grivois, Piper Woolard, Aiden Kinney, Cheyenne Henderson, Rebecca Shaw, Josslyn Orr

Head Coach: Mr. Cody Tompkins

Won: QF game vs. Jonesport-Beals, 56-42 Won: SF game vs. Wisdom, 35-34 Won: NMF game vs. Schenck, 43-40

Lost: State Game vs. Valley-Bingham, 47-28

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

Lost: Fort Kent (2)

2023-24 (12-6)

Stevi Pierce, Harleigh Allen, Charlie Pierce, Abby Haines, Ira Fletcher, Kassidy Blackstone, Rylee Pierce, Skylynn Tilley, Lilly Burtt, Maggie Mahan

Head Coach: Carl Mullen

Won: Madawaska (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Washburn, Lee Academy (2), Katahdin (2), Easton (2), Van Buren

Lost: Southern Aroostook (2), Hodgdon (2), Fort Kent (2)

Lost: Quarterfinal vs. Katahdin, 69-37

2022-23 (10-8)

Ira Fletcher, Rylee Pierce, Kira Fitzherbert, Harleigh Allen, Mallory Kingsbury, Abby Haines, Izabel Pryor, Skylynn Tilley, Maggie Mahan

Head Coach: Paul Deschaine

Won: Ashland (2), Easton (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Washburn (2), Madawaska (2)

Lost: Southern Aroostook (2), Hodgdon (2), Fort Kent (2), Houlton (2)

Prelim Game: at Calais, Won 48-29, Lost Quarterfinal vs. Hodgdon, 47-20

2021-22 (10-8)

Kira Fitzherbert, Mallory Kingsbury, Ira Fletcher, Skylynn Tilley, Harleigh Allen, Rylee Pierce, Izabel Pryor, Calleigh Crawford, Abby Haines

Coach- Krystal Kingsbury-Flewelling

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

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

Lost Round of Sixteen Game at Sumner, 42-48

2020-21 (6-6)

Abby Haines, Libby Grass, Ira Fletcher, Olivia York, Maci Beals, Rylee Pierce, Liberty Fulton, Izabel Pryor, Kira FItzherbert, Mallory Kingsbury, Callie Thomas

Head Coach: Mr. Dillon Kingsbury

Won (6) - Fort Fairfield, Caribou (2), Fort Kent, Easton, Hodgdon

Lost (6) - Fort Fairfield, Presque Isle (2), Hodgdon, Southern Aroostook, Katahdin

Won QF game at Aroostook C-D Tournament vs. Fort Kent, 53-31, Lost SF game at Aroostook C-D Tournament vs. Houlton, 22-56

2019-20 (6th) -STATE CHAMPS

Abigail Haines, Maci Beals, Breann Bradbury, Sara Stitham, Rylee Pierce, Kira Fitzherbert, Libby Grass, Mallory Kingsbury, Sydney Garrison, Izabel Pryor, Liberty Fulton, Ira Fletcher, Kassidy Blackstone

Head Coach: Mr. Dillon Kingsbury

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

Lost (4) - Houlton (2), Southern Aroostook (2)

Won Prelim Game vs. Searsport , 78-37 Won QF Game vs. Fort Fairfield, 45-41 Won SF Game vs. Dexter, 35-32 Won Northern Maine Championship vs. Stearns, 61-55 Won State Title vs. Winthrop, 67-61

2018-19 (1st)

Maci Beals, Madison Ouellet, Breann Bradbury, Annika Nicholas, Liberty Fulton, Kayla Martin, Sydney Garrison, Katelyn Levesque, Libby Grass, Ashlee Harris

Head Coach: Mr. Dillon Kingsbury

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

Lost (3) - Houlton (2), Southern Aroostook

Lost QF game to Stearns- 45-71

2017-18 (6th)

Breann Bradbury, Macey Coffin, Sydney Garrison, Ashlee Harris, Caitlyn Harris, Kassidy Levesque, Katelyn Levesque, Kayla Martin, Annika Nicholas, Isabelle Wright, Libby Grass, Ellen Billings, Maci Beals, Liberty Fulton, Sara Stitham

Head Coach: Mr. Dillon Kingsbury

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

Lost (6) - Houlton (2), SAHS (2), Fort Kent, Madawaska

Lost Prelim vs. Calais, 43-54

2016-17 (3rd)

Breann Bradbury, Macey Coffin, Destiny Cyr, Kelsey Dominique, Sydney Garrison, Ashlee Harris, Caitlyn Harris, Kassidy Levesque, Katelyn Levesque, Kayla Martin, Annika Nicholas, Jessica Thomas, Megan Wells, Isabelle Wright

Head Coach: Mr. Cody Tompkins

Won (13) - Van Buren (2), Limestone (2), Wisdom, Washburn (2), Easton (2), Hodgdon, Fort Fairfield (2), Ashland

Lost (5) - Madawaska (2), Ashland, SAHS (2)

Lost QF vs. Washburn 47-54

2015-16 (4th)

Annika Nicholas, Caitlyn Chambers, Delaney Grass, Isabelle Wright, Karli Levesque, Megan Wells, Kelsey Dominique, Ashlee Harris, Molly Anthony, Caitlyn Harris, Kassidy Levesque

Head Coach: Mr. Cody Tompkins

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

Lost (6)- Washburn (2), SAHS, Madawaska, Fort Fairfield (2)

Won QF vs. Machias 45-44, Won SF vs, SAHS 54-49, Lost Eastern Maine Final vs. Shead 37-44

This was a fairy tale season for the girls program who 2 years struggled just to field a team. In winning twice at Bangor, Central Aroostook made the regional finals for the 11th time since the 1974-75 season. The girls fought hard in the final but lost out to a determined Shead team. New coach leading the Lady Panthers was Cody Tompkins.

2014-15 (13th)

Karli Levesque, Molly Anthony, Delaney Grass, Mayra Gonzalez, Kelsey Dominique, Dayna McCrum, Megan Wells, Caitlyn Chambers, Isabelle Wright, Kassidy Levesque, Jessica Thomas

Head Coach: Joe Levesque

Won (8)- SAHS (2), Limestone (2), Katahdin, Hodgdon (2) Fort Kent

Lost (10)- Washburn (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Easton (2), Katahdin, Wisdom (2), Fort Kent

Won Prelim at Wisdom 34-33, Lost QF vs. Machias 38-44 (overtime)

The girls came around a lot this season. Winning the prelim game was huge for the program and taking Machias to overtime was a great feat.

2013-14 (22nd)

Karli Levesque, Mayra Gonzalez, April Santiago, Kelsey Dominique, Jayden Giberson, Sydney Smith, Delaney Grass, Molly Anthony, Marissa Anthony, Dayna McCrum

Head Coach: Joe Levesque

Won (2) - Hodgdon (2)

Lost (16) SAHS (2), Limestone (2), Fort Kent (2), Wisdom (2), Easton (2), Washburn (2), Katahdin (2), Fort Fairfield (2)

Did not qualify for postseason.

A year of transition for the Lady Panthers. The school was not even sure they could have a team but new Coach Joe Levesque, 4th Coach in 4 seasons, managed to field a team.

2012-13 (15th)

Whitney Bradbury, Kayla Cushman, Page Fletcher, Delaney Grass, Sarah Grass, MacKenzie Hatt, Karli Levesque, Olivia Garrison, Breanna York, Michaela King

Head Coach: Megan Korhonen

Won (6) Madawaska (2), Ashland (2), Katahdin (2)

Lost (12) Fort Fairfield (2), Washburn (2), Easton (2), SAHS (2), Hodgdon (2), Fort Kent (2)

Lost Prelim at Schenck 25-69

New Coach Korhonen inherited a team that lost a lot to graduation. They played well at times and six of their losses were by six points or less. They were beaten in the prelims by the Lady Wolverines of East Millinocket.

2011-12 (3rd)

Rachel Grew, Victoria McIntyre, Kayla Cushman, Page Fletcher, Olivia Garrison, Breanne York, Marissa Anthony, Sydney Smith, Whitney Bradbury, Sarah Grass, Heather Bradbury

Head Coach: Stori Shaw

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

Lost (4) - Fort Kent, Fort Fairfield, Washburn (2)

Won Prelim vs. Machias 75-27, Won QF vs. Woodland 34-29, Lost SF vs. Hodgdon 37-42

New Coach Stori Shaw led the senior laden team to a 3rd place finish. They played well in the postseason but went down to defeat to an upstart Lady Hawks team in the semifinal round.

2010-11 (2nd)

Page Fletcher, Paige Garrison, Kayla Cushman, Victoria McIntyre, Sarah Brewer, Rachel Grew, Kristen Long, Olivia Garrison, Sarah Grass, Sydney Smith, Kathleen Decker

Head Coach: Rod Codrey

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

Lost (4) - Fort Fairfield (2), Washburn, SAHS

Won Prelim vs. Shead 74-38, Lost QF vs. Deer Isle-Stonington 36-42

The team played well all year and were capable of winning most every game. Their season ended against the Lady Mariners who controlled the tempo of the QF game. This was Coach Codreys' last season. He had a great record at Central Aroostook.

2009-10 (1st)

Brea York, Kristen Long, Page Fletcher, Rachel Grew, Brianna Hartin, Kayla Cushman, Heather Bradstreet, Olivia Garrison, Sarah Grass, Victoria McIntyre, Chelsea Hartin

Head Coach: Rod Codrey

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

Lost (2) - Fort Fairfield, Washburn

Won QF vs. Jonesport-Beals 60-26, Won SF vs. Bangor Christian 44-29, Lost EM Final vs. Fort Fairfield 38-52

After losing their first 2 games by a combined 3 points, the Lady Panthers reeled off 16 wins in a row. This was probably the best defensive girls team in school history holding opponents under 30 points a game 10 times and twice in the tournament. The season ended in the EM Finals when 2 starters, because of personal beliefs, could not play on a Saturday. It will always be a "what-if" season in all fans minds but they played Fort Fairfield as well as possible only to lose the decision in the last quarter.

2008-09 (4th)

Rachel Grew, Brianna Hartin, Alicia Giggey, Jeanette Hallett, Rebecca Grass, Kristen Long, Victoria McIntyre, Kelsey Larrabee, Marie-Rae Mean, Chelsea Hartin, Sarah Brewer, Megan McClay, Heather Bradstreet, Ashley Estabrook

Head Coach: Rod Codrey

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

Lost (4) - Fort Fairfield, Madawaska, Katahdin, SAHS

Won Prelim vs. Ashland 51-31, Lost QF vs. Washburn 27-38

After a strong season where they defeated everyone on the schedule at least once, The Lady Panthers offensive woes in the tournament was once again their downfall losing to a Washburn team they had beaten twice during the year.

2007-08 (3rd)

Meagan McClay, Desray Brewer, Ashley Estabrook, Sarah Long, Chelsea Hartin, Alexandria Dame, Amber Bradley, Lisa Mean, Brianna Hartin, Robyn Graham, Kayla Day, Kristen Long

Head Coach: Rod Codrey

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

Lost (2) - Ashland, Washburn

Won Prelim vs. Lubec 82-41, Won QF vs. Bangor Christian 63-45, Lost SF vs. Woodland 33-42

An outstanding season was put up by Coach Codreys' team. They won their first couple of postseason games only to lose in the semifinals to eventual State Champions Woodland. This was by far the toughest game the Lady Dragons had in the tournament.

2006-07 (5th)

Sarah Long, Kayla Day, Alexandria Dame, Robyn Graham, Meagan McClay, Ashley Estabrook, Kalyn Devoe, Amber Bradley, Kelsey Bowers

Head Coach: Rod Codrey

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

Lost (4) - Fort Fairfield, Ashland, SAHS, Washburn

Won Prelim vs. Fort Fairfield 49-30, Lost QF vs. Limestone 24-31

After losing their first 3 games, the team won 14 of the last 15. They knocked off the Lady Tigers in a prelim game but lost the QF. The Lady Panthers didn't shoot well in that game but it was not decided until the fourth quarter.

2005-06 (9th)

Amber Garrison, Samantha Brewer, Courtney Lundeen, Robyn Graham, Jenna MacArther, Kaylin Devoe, Kayla Day, Sarah Long, Alexandria Dame, Amber Bradley, Andrea Long

Head Coach: Rod Codrey

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

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

Lost Prelim at Fort Fairfield 44-52

New Head Coach Rod Codreys' first season showed an improved defensive style and kept the girls in almost every game. They had to play the Lady Tigers at Fort Fairfield in the prelim and lost.

2004-05 (8th)

Samantha Brewer, Alicia Rideout, Brittany Collins, Laura Long, Courtney Lundeen, Katie Devoe, Robyn Graham, Amber Bradley, Kayla Day, Sarah Long, Andrea Long, Amber Garrison

Head Coach: Andrea Lunn

Won (10) - Washburn (2), Madawaska (2), Katahdin (2), Wisdom (2), Hodgdon, Easton

Lost (8) - Fort Fairfield (2), SAHS (2), Ashland (2), Easton, Hodgdon

Lost Prelim vs. Houlton Christian 47-56

The girls returned to the postseason but lost to the Lady Eagles of Houlton. They scored a season high 94 points against Easton, a team they lost too early in the season by 2 points at the Bears Den.

2003-04 (17th)

Lindsay Michaud, Sami Brewer, Courtney Lundeen, Brittany Collins, Stevi Fletcher, Andrea Long, Alicia Rideout, Amber Garrison, Ginger Graham, Megan DeGraw, Ashley Porter, Laura Long

Head Coach: Andrea Lunn

Won (8) - Wisdom (2), Easton (2), Washburn (2), Madawaska (2)

Lost (10) - Fort Fairfield (2), Hodgdon (2), Ashland (2), SAHS (2), Katahdin (2)

Did not qualify for Postseason

Coach Andrea Lunns' first season as coach was a less than memorable one. They lost a lot of games to point-worthy competition and did not make the postseason.

2002-03 (11th)

Gabe Smith, Ashley Caron, Jocelyn Carvell, Randi Gosselin, Brionna Barton, Alicia Rideout, Brittany Collins, Lindsay Michaud, Abbi Brewer, Stevi Fletcher, Ginger Graham, Megan DeGraw

Head Coach: Craig McFarline

Won (12) - Wisdom (2), Easton (2), Ashland (2), Washburn (2), Madawaska (2), Katahdin, Fort Fairfield

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

Won Prelim at Bangor Christian 53-48, Lost QF vs. Lee Academy 54-74

The season was a good one but the Lady Panthers found themselves on the road for a prelim game. They played well and advanced to the tourney and lost to a very strong Lee Academy team. This was Coach McFarlines' last game with the Lady Panthers.

2001-02 (5th)

Jocelyn Carvell, Ashley Caron, Gabe Smith, Sarah McCrum, Brittany Collins, Brionna Barton, Randi Gosselin, Lindsay Michaud, Jenna Robinson, Stevi Fletcher, Meagan McGraw

Head Coach: Craig McFarline

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

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

Won Prelim Game 1 vs. Easton 64-26, Lost Prelim Game 2 at SAHS 53-64

A new coach, Craig McFarline, led the team into a very confusing postseason (thanks to the MPA). The team had some great games but in the end the Lady Warriors, at home, defeated the girls of Central Aroostook.

2000-01 (8th)

Gabe Smith, Jessica Long, Melissa Robinson, Lacey Bell, Sarah McCrum, Stevi Fletcher, Tiffany Lundeen, Ashley Carvell, Jocelyn Caron, Brionna Barton, Lindsay Michaud

Head Coach: Julie Bradstreet

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

Lost (7) - Hodgdon, SAHS (2), Washburn, Madawaska (2), Katahdin

Won Prelim Game 1 vs. Greenville 65-25, Won Prelim Game 2 vs. Fort Fairfield 40-38, Lost QF vs. Woodland 36-60

Julie Bradsteeet ended her coaching career at CAHS after the season that saw her team make it to Bangor after a very confusing prelim schedule for all schools. The Lady Panthers set a new school record, for the girls, by winning a game by 75 points vs. the Lady Bears of Easton.

1999-2000 (9th)

Amanda Richard, Tiffany Lundeen, Sarah McCrum, Melissa Robinson, Lacey Bell, Gabe Smith, Darcy Walsh, Jenna Robinson, Jessica Long, Misty Pratt

Head Coach: Julie Bradstreet

Won (11) - Wisdom (2), Easton (2), Limestone, SAHS, Ashland (2), Madawaska, Katahdin (2)

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

Lost Prelim at East Grand 31-42

The girls had offensive woes all season that led to a quick exit in a prelim game. They won a game vs. Easton by 70 points, a new girls school record for CAHS.

1998-99 (5th)

Misty Pratt, Melissa Robinson, Lacey Bell, Tonya Alexander, Lindsay Boyd, April Caldwell, Darcy Walsh, Jessica Long, Sarah McCrum, Tiffany Lundeen

Head Coach: Julie Bradstreet

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

Lost (4) - Katahdin (2), Hodgdon, Fort Fairfield

Lost QF vs. Van Buren 34-48

The Lady Panthers enjoyed another stellar season that came to an abrupt ending at the tournament. Cold shooting was their downfall as they were eliminated by Van Buren in the quarterfinals. This after they had won their last seven games of the season.

1997-98 (1st)

Andrea Lunn, Lacey Bell, Tonya Alexander, Brandy Mahan, Jaime Alexander, Bobbi Jo Dyer, Erin Whited, Tiffany Lundeen, Misty Pratt, Jessica Long, Melissa Robinson, Lindsay Boyd

Head Coach: Julie Bradstreet

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

Lost (1) - Wisdom

Won QF vs. Van Buren 63-38, Lost SF vs. Wisdom 64-70

The Girls had an outstanding season losing but one game. They averaged almost 64 points a game and scored over 70 four different times. In most years they could have been playing for a state title if another school wasn't playing equally as well, that being Wisdom. CAHS had little trouble beating Van Buren in the QF thus setting up a meeting with the Lady Pioneers. In a great game that saw some great scoring, Wisdom prevailed 70-64. They went on to win the state game. It was evident that whoever won the CAHS-Wisdom semifinal game was probably going to represent Eastern Maine.

1996-97 (4th)

Misty Pratt, Bobbi Jo Dyer, Jaime Alexander, Jessica Clark, Lindsay Boyd, Cathy Dill, Tonya Alexander, Brandy Mahan, Ronna Gosselin, Courtney McCrum, Erin Whited, Andrea Lunn

Head Coach: Julie Bradstreet

Won (13) - Katahdin (2), Hodgdon (2), Wisdom, Ashland (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Washburn (2), Easton (2)

Lost (4) - SAHS (2), Wisdom, Madawaska

Won QF vs. Greenville 62-40, Lost SF vs. SAHS 29-51

The girls played well all season only to run into the Lady Warriors again at the tourney. The youngsters on the team were starting to gel and showed promise for the future.

1995-96 (5th)

Ronna Gosselin, Erin Whited, Emily Lalone, Carly Smith, Jennifer Peers, Jessica Clark, Courtney McCrum, Lindsay Boyd, Andrea Lunn, Bobbi Jo Dyer, Brandy Mahan, Jaime Alexander

Head Coach: Julie Bradstreet

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

Lost (7) - SAHS. Fort Fairfield, Hodgdon (2), Katahdin, Limestone, Ashland

Won QF vs. Van Buren 69-58, Lost SF vs. SAHS 42-66

The Lady Panthers were developing a bench and starters and showed a lot of depth. Defeating Van Buren in the quarterfinals showed how skilled they had become. Southern Aroostook was just too strong in the semifinals.

1994-95 (9th)

Andrea Lunn, Duska Hewitt, Brandi Mahan, Emily Lalone, Kris Bradstreet, Jennifer McGarvey, Jenny Burtt, Bobbi Jo Dyer, Felicia Shaw, Carly Smith, Jessica Clark, Erin Whited

Head Coach: Julie Bradstreet

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

Lost (9) - SAHS (2), Hodgdon (2), Limestone, Katahdin (2), Washburn, Ashland

Won QF vs. Limestone 46-39 (overtime), Lost SF vs. Machias 43-63

Squeaking into the tourney, the Lady Panthers were rated *8 and had to play the top-seeded Lady Eagles of Limestone. As the game progressed it was obvious that neither team was having a stellar game. Despite missing a 3-pointer at the buzzer for the win, the girls prevailed in overtime in one of the schools' biggest upsets. The semifinal game was close for a half but the girls miracle run came to an end.

1993-94 (13th)

Kris Bradstreet, Duska Hewitt, Emily Lalone, Ronda Libby, Joanna Faggiole, Jennifer McGarvey, Felicia Shaw, Stephanie McKeen, Jennifer Boyd, Jessica Clark, Jenny Burtt, Carly Smith

Head Coach: Julie Bradstreet

Won (6) - Fort Fairfield (2), Easton (2), Madawaska, Ashland

Lost (12) - SAHS (2), Hodgdon (2), Wisdom (2), Limestone, Katahdin (2), Washburn (2), Ashland

Did not qualify for the postseason

Losing 4 starters to graduation, the girls struggled through the season but did show fight. The highlight of the year was the win over Ashland, a team that has been very strong recently.

1992-93 (3rd)

Joanna Faggiole, Stori Shaw, Melanie Clark, Angela Allen, Erica Shaw, Kris Bradstreet, Duska Hewitt, Stephanie McKeen, Katy Nelson, Jennifer Boyd, Ronda Libby, Emily Lalone

Head Coach: Julie Bradstreet

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

Lost (5) - Hodgdon, SAHS, Katahdin, Ashland, Limestone

Won QF vs. Machias 48-41, Won SF vs. Katahdin 64-56, Won EM Final vs. Southern Aroostook 62-47, Lost State Final vs. Rangeley 41-45

The Lady Panthers were a seasoned bunch and were determined to show it. First year coach, Julie Bradstreet, led them into the tourney in 3rd place and in a tough game knocked off Machias. In the SF, they met rival Katahdin and in a thrilling game beat them by eight points. On to the EM Final and a 3rd meeting with the Lady Warriors. The girls played their best game of the postseason and won by 15 points. At the state game, nerves showed a little and despite Melanie Clarks' 25 points, the girls lost by 4 points. It was a great season for the team.

1991-92 (6th)

Jennifer Boyd, Janine Kinney, Stori Shaw, Erica Shaw, Paula Boyce, Melanie Clark, Angela Allen, Joanna Faggiole, Duska Hewitt, Ronda Libby, Kris Bradstreet

Head Coach: Kevin Jackins

Won (13) - Fort Fairfield (2), SAHS, Washburn (2), Easton, Ashland, Hodgdon (2), Madawaska, Limestone, Wisdom (2)

Lost (5) - Ashland, Katahdin (2), SAHS, Easton

Won QF vs. Ashland 65-48, Lost Semifinal vs. Jonesport-Beals 56-66

What a finish to the 1991-92 regular season. The Lady Bears (12-5) at the Lady Panthers (12-5). Winner makes the tournament, loser stays home. In a game that Easton played well enough to win, the girls tied it up on a late 3-pointer forcing overtime. The Panther Palace was packed and the crowd was very loud and excited. The girls pulled it out with a 63-60 win and sent Coach Pierces' Easton team home for the season. The win boosted the girls clear up to 6th place to meet #3 Ashland who they defeated quite handily. In the semifinal, the miracle run ended vs. a very talented Jonesport-Beals team. This was one of the most exciting seasons in the history of CAHS girls' basketball and the last season for Coach Jackins.

1990-91 (5th)

Stori Shaw, Danielle Folsom, Niki Shaw, Angela Allen, Erica Shaw, Paula Boyce, Janine Kinney, Melanie Clark, Becky McGraw, Jenny Kinney, Joanna Faggiole, Jennifer Boyd, Kelly Bell

Head Coach: Kevin Jackins

Won (10) - Fort Fairfield (2), Wisdom (2), Hodgdon (2), Katahdin, Easton (2), Washburn

Lost (8) - Washburn, Katahdin, SAHS (2), Fort Kent (2), Ashland (2)

Won QF vs. Machias 51-39, Lost SF vs. Ashland 41-44

Not a spectacular season for the girls but good enough for 5th at the tourney where they beat #4 Machias. The team played a very well planned game against eventual State Champ Ashland but came up 3 points short.

1989-90 (3rd)

Heather Sincerbeaux, Stori Shaw, Danielle Folsom, Heather Clark, Melissa Madore, Leigh Bradstreet, Jessica Maillett, Melanie Clark, Jenny Kinney, Paula Boyce, Kelly Bell

Head Coach: Kevin Jackins

Won (9) - Washburn (2), Penobscot Valley (2), Wisdom (2), Fort Kent, Easton (2)

Lost (9) - Katahdin (2), Fort Kent, Fort Fairfield (2), SAHS (2), Ashland (2)

Won QF vs. Machias 59-34, Won SF vs. Shead 60-57, Won Eastern Maine Final vs. Washburn 40-31, Lost State Game vs. Buckfield 39-48

New Head Coach Kevin Jackins' team had quite the season. The girls lost their first 3 games and at one point were 6-9 before winning their final 3 games. Amazingly they entered the tournament in 3rd place, mostly because of a big home win over Fort Kent. In the QF they defeated Machias easily and in the SF squeaked by Shead, 60-57. The EM Final saw two familiar teams going at it as Washburn was the opponent. The Lady Panthers were just too tall for the Lady Beavers and won. Down in Augusta, the girls had to face a scrappy Buckfield team and lost a close game.

1988-89 (10th)

Melissa Madore, Heather Clark, Tracy Coffin, Heather Sincerbeaux, Leigh Bradstreet, Paula Boyce, Danielle Folsom, Jenny Kinney, Jessica Maillett, Kelly Bell, Tammy Miller

Head Coach: Steve Fitzpatrick

Won (10) - Fort Fairfield, SAHS (2), Washburn, Ashland (2), Wisdom (2), Easton (2)

Lost (8) - Washburn, Fort Fairfield, Fort Kent (2), Katahdin (2), Penobscot Valley (2)

Lost Prelim Game at John Bapst 30-41

Steve Fitzpatrick took over as coach and led the girls to a 10-8 record and a 10th place finish in Class C. This set them up with prelim game at John Bapst. The girls lost the game by 11 points. The next year Central Aroostook is dropping back to Class D once again.

1987-88 (2nd)

Julie Bradstreet, Tracy Coffin, Bobbi Jo Menendez, Heather Sincerbeaux, Heather Clark, Melissa Madore, Linda York, Tracy Garrison, Cathy Nicholas, Lori Hogan, Jeniffer Nelson

Head Coach: Sylvanus "Beaver" Pierce

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

Lost (1) - Easton

Won QF vs. John Bapst 60-44, Won SF vs. Calais 77-65, Lost EM Final vs. Schenck 64-70

An eventful season for the Lady Panthers as they displayed some of the best scoring ability of just about any girls team in the schools' history. Julie Bradstreet, herself, had two memorable games, one at Van Buren where she hit 45 points, a school record, and another in Easton where she scored her 2,000 point. She also scored over a hundred points in 3 tourney games. The girls won their first two games at the tournament, not easily, but comfortably and met up with the Lady Wolverines of Schenck in the EM Final. The game was a shootout and was not decided until very late in the 4th quarter but too much Stephanie Carter, who had 46 points, gave Schenck the win by 6 points.

1986-87 (1st)

Julie Bradstreet, Linda York, Amy Eastman, Florence Kilcollins, Melissa Madore, Sheryl Mullen, Tracy Coffin, Tracy Garrison, Michelle Boyd, Bobbie Jo Menendez, Cathy Nicholas, Lori Hogan, Heather Clark, Heather Sincerbeaux

Head Coach: Sylvanus "Beaver" Pierce

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

Lost (1) - Fort Fairfield

Won QF vs. Shead 71-42, Lost SF vs. Machias 50-60

New coach, Sylvanus Pierce, inherited a very talented group that cruised through the regular season losing just once by two points at Fort Fairfield and finished first in Class D. They had little trouble beating Shead in the QF but lost the SF to a Machias team that just would not be beaten and they withstood all of the Lady Panthers' attempts to overtake them in the second half. Next year Central Aroostook returns to Class C once again.

1985-86 (7th)

Beth Grass, Julie Bradstreet, Peggy Poitraw, Florence Kilcollins, Carmen Folsom, Linda York, Tracy Garrison, Tracy Coffin, Amy Eastman, Bobbi Jo Menendez, Michelle Boyd, Brianne Ketchum, Terri Smith, Lori Boyington, Lori Hogan

Head Coach: Dick Barstow

Won (10) - Shead (2), Woodland, Fort Fairfield, Wisdom (2), Ashland (2), Van Buren, Fort Kent

Lost (8) - Katahdin (2), Van Buren, Washburn (2), Madawaska, For Fairfield, Woodland

Won QF vs. Deer Isle-Stonington 55-48, Won SF vs. Greenville 46-43, Lost EM Final vs. Washburn 35-41

The girls lost a lot of players to graduation and competed in Class D for the first time. The season was one of transition and nothing spectacular even though they won 10 games and finished 7th. In the tournament however they stood tall. First they upset the #2 rated Lady Mariners and then the defending State Champs, Greenville in the SF. They then met a Washburn club that handled the girls easily in the regular season and were undefeated. It was the Lady Beavers toughest game as they beat the girls by 5 points. This was a great ending for Coach Barstow, his last at Central Aroostook.

1984-85 (4th)

Heather Weeks, Cindy Davis, Tracy Graham, Sue Stroble, Pam Wilson, Beth Grass, Julie Bradstreet, Carmen Folsom, Florence Kilcollins, Sheryl Mullen, Patti Codrey, Linda York, Amy Eastman, Tracy Garrison, Peggy Poitraw

Head Coach: Dick Barstow

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

Lost (2) - Washburn (2)

Won QF vs. John Bapst 64-28, Lost SF vs. Central, East Corinth 40-46 (overtime)

Another great season by the girls as they won 16 times and earned a 4th place seeding at the tournament. In the QF, the team was just too dominate for the Lady Crusaders of John Bapst and earned a SF match with a familiar foe, Central-East Corinth. This was the 4th straight year these teams faced each other. In a defensive game neither team could shake the other and the game went to overtime. The Lady Panthers lost but this game was a classic. Central Aroostook will drop to Class D next season ending this rivalry, at least for now.

1983-84 (4th)

Stephanie Lundeen, Sue Dyer, Althea Porter, Lori Brewer, Heather Weeks, Pam Wilson, Tracy Graham, Sherrie Burtt, Wendy Bell, Merrilee Prest, Carmen Folson, Beth Grass

Head Coach: Dick Barstow

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

Lost (1) - Ashland

Won QF vs. Narraguagus 63-40, Won SF vs. George Stevens 51-44, Won Eastern Maine Final vs. Central, East Corinth 52-50, Lost State Game vs. Boothbay 57-60

The girls had an outstanding season losing but one game at home to Ashland which they avenged on the road. The team won the QF quite easily at Bangor, then beat a determined Lady Eagles team in the SF by 7 points. In the EM Final against Central-East Corinth, both teams played outstanding and the Lady Panthers came out on top by a basket. Their 3rd State Final in 4 years did not prove to be a winner though as Boothbay edged the girls by 3 points in a thrilling game.

1982-83 (3rd)

Sue Dyer, Sherrie Weeks, Lori Brewer, Stephanie Lundeen, Althea Porter, Sherri Burtt, Heather Weeks, Pam Wilson, Wendy Bell, Merrilee Prest, Cindy Davis, Tracy Graham, Carmen Folsom, Beth Grass

Head Coach: Dick Barstow

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

Lost (2) - Hodgdon, Fort Fairfield

Won QF vs. Narraguagus 46-35, Won SF vs. Ashland 53-44, Lost EM Final vs. Central, East Corinth 55-56

The girls were a team to be reckoned with all season losing but two games. They entered the tourney in 3rd place and defeated Narraguagus and Ashland to set up a EM Final with a determined Central-East Corinth team. In a see-saw game that clearly had the two best teams, the Lady Panthers drive for three in a row ended by a single point.

1981-82 (3rd)

Camilla Nicholas, Kellie Allen, Pattie Brewer, Sherrie Weeks, Lori Brewer, Stephanie Lundeen, Althea Porter, Sherrie Burtt, Wendy Bell, Sue Dyer, Cindy Davis, Pam Wilson

Head Coach: Dick Barstow

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

Lost (1) - Hodgdon

Won QF vs. Central, East Corinth 73-48, Won SF vs. Shead 53-48, Won Eastern Maine Final vs. Hodgdon 61-53, Won State Game vs. Mexico 41-39

It was apparent that Coach Barstow had developed a truly superb and calm team that was not going to lose easily. They won the QF easily, defeated a stubborn Shead team then methodically won the EM Final over George Stevens by eight points. The State Final was nip and tuck but the experience of the Lady Panthers prevailed as they won the Gold Ball for the second year in a row over Mexico by two points.

1980-81 (1st)

Camilla Nicholas, Kellie Allen, Pattie Brewer, Sherrie Weeks, Lori Brewer, Stephanie Lundeen, Sharon Greeley, Deborah McGraw, Wendy Bell, Althea Porter, Sue Dyer

Head Coach: Dick Barstow

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

Lost (5) - Washburn, Hodgdon, Katahdin, Van Buren (2)

Won QF vs. Hodgdon 54-41, Won SF vs. Greenville 59-34, Won EM Final vs. George Stevens 51-43, Won State Game vs. Winthrop 55-49

New CAHS girls' coach Dick Barstow did the unthinkable as his team finished first and preceded to win the Gold Ball. They beat old foe Hodgdon by 13 points in the QF, then handled the Lady Lakers easily in the SF. In the EM Final, they defeated the George Stevens Lady Eagles by eight points and set up a State Final with Winthrop. The girls answered all of the Lady Ramblers pressure and won the close game by six points.

1979-80 (4th)

Camilla Nicholas, Sherrie Weeks, Deborah McGraw, Sharon Greely, Lila Couturier, Roseanna Prest, Patty Brewer, Kellie Allen, Marti Jo Shaw, Barb Lawrence, Susan Whited, Melody Weeks, Deanna Burgher, Amy Sargent

Head Coach: Emmett "Bud" Porter

Won (15) - Washburn (2), Wisdom (2), Easton (2), SAHS (2), Ashland (2), Limestone (2), Hodgdon, Katahdin (2)

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

Lost QF vs. Searsport 58-63

Despite winning a club record 15 wins, the girls teams season ended on a sour note. They entered the tournament in fourth place and in a very close game, lost to Searsport by 5 points. This was the last season of Coach Porters' tenure as girls coach that lasted many years even before the MPA sanctioned tournaments.

1978-79 (7th)

Lori Upton, Melody Weeks, Camilla Nicholas, Wanda Graham, Barb Lawrence, Susan Whited, Deanna Burgher, Roseanna Prest, Marty Jo Shaw, Marilyn Brewer, Amy Sargent, Deborah McGraw, Sharon Greely

Head Coach: Emmett "Bud" Porter

Won (12) - Washburn (2), Wisdom (2), Easton (2), Ashland (2), Limestone (2), SAHS, Fort Fairfield

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

Won QF vs. Shead 62-32, Lost SF vs. Katahdin 37-43

A good bunch of Freshmen were helping the girls go 12-6 during the year for a 7th place finish and had to face #2 Shead. This was no contest as the Lady Panthers upset the Lady Tigers by 30 points. In the semifinal once again stood Katahdin. In a fierce battle, the girls lost by six points.

1977-78 (5th)

Melody Weeks, Kelly Garrison, Paula Kneeland, Debbie Howlett, Marty Jo Shaw, Deanna Burgher, Marilyn Brewer, Nancy Saucier, Barb Lawrence, Peggy Brewer, Margaret Barnes, Nola Cushman, Lori Upton, Vivian Moorhouse

Head Coach: Emmett "Bud" Porter

Won (13) - East Grand, Easton (2), Ashland (2), Katahdin (2), Fort Fairfield (2), Washburn (2), Limestone (2)

Lost (5) - SAHS (2), Hodgdon (2), East Grand

Lost QF vs. Hodgdon 34-53

A record setting year for Coach Porters' team as they amassed 13 wins, including two over Katahdin, a team they had never beaten. Finishing 5th was no lucky draw though as they had to face Hodgdon who swept the girls during the year. The Lady Hawks were too strong and won the quarterfinal.

1976-77 (8th)

Nola Cushman, Debbie Howlett, Lori Upton, Marilyn Brewer, Patsy Long, Vivian Moorhouse, Peggy Brewer, Margaret Barnes, Melody Weeks, Harmony Smith, Barb Lawrence, Beth Scovil

Head Coach: Emmett "Bud" Porter

Won (11) - East Grand, SAHS, Ashland (2), Easton (2), Hodgdon, Limestone (2), Washburn (2)

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

Lost QF vs. Katahdin 36-53

Another eighth place finish and another contest with #1 Katahdin. This one was closer but the Lady Cougars are a very good team. The girls managed 11 wins for the second year in a row.

1975-76 (8th)

Lori Upton, Peggy Brewer, Cindy Porter, Debbie Howlett, Paula Murchison, Nola Cushman, Patsy Long, Toby Adelman, Kim Scott, Beth Scovil, Patty Wilson, Vivian Moorhouse, Margaret Barnes

Head Coach: Emmett "Bud" Porter

Won (11) - Ashland (2), Limestone, Fort Fairfield (2), Washburn (2), Caribou, Houlton (2), Easton

Lost (7) - Presque Isle, Fort Kent (2), Katahdin (2), Limestone, Caribou

Lost QF vs. Katahdin 31-53

This years edition of the Ladys Panthers had more wins but had to settle for an eighth place finish in Class C. There they met up with the first place Lady Cougars once again, a team that had beaten the girls 5 straight times in last two years. Coach Dick Barstows' team from Katahdin prevailed once again.

1974-75 (3rd)

Mary Whited, Paula Murchison, Jill Weeks, Cindy Porter, Leslie Ellis, Kim Scott, Patsy Long, Debbie Howlett, Peggy Brewer, Vivian Moorhouse, Nancy Soucier, Margaret Barnes, Patty Wilson, Toby Adelman

Head Coach: Emmett "Bud" Porter

Won (10) - Ashland (2), Fort Kent, Easton (2), Houlton, Presque Isle (2), Caribou, Limestone

Lost (6) - Caribou, Katahdin (2), Houlton, Fort Kent, Limestone

Won QF vs. George Stevens 54-22, Won SF vs. Woodland 48-31, Lost Eastern Maine Final vs. Katahdin 42-51

In the very first MPA sanctioned season, Coach Porter led his team to an EM Final birth. They won their QF and SF games quite handily and faced the Lady Cougars for the 3rd time in 1974-75. The outcome was the same as the previous two as Katahdin prevailed by nine points to win the title.

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