Fort Kent Ski Camp 2022, July 6-10 for skiers who made the U16 or EHSC Maine Nordic team or with coach's recommendation. Rollerskiing, bounding, running, strength, classroom sessions, and biathlon. $350 with scholarships available. Questions: email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. REGISTRATION | CAMP FLYER INFO
The Fort Kent Outdoor Center ski camp will be held this year on July 6-10. This camp is open to anyone who has made the Maine U16 or EHSC teams or submits a coach's recommendation. Registration details are still in progress and will be posted on Maine High School skiing as soon as they are available.
Varsity Coed Nordic Ski Coach. If you have a passion for sports and are interested in working with student-athletes, the Yarmouth Athletic Department would welcome your application. If you have any questions or need further information on this opening before submitting your application on Frontline, please contact Interim Athletic Director Sarah Holmes at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by phone at 207.846.2329. MORE INFO
That concludes our state champion spotlights for the 2022 season. We interviewed 15 state champions from this season in slalom, giant slalom, classical, and freestyle. Here are all of the state champion spotlights: State Champion Spotlight-Dana Schwartz | State Champion Spotlight-Brooke Boone | State Champion Spotlight-Sam Roy | State Champion Spotlight-Hadley Prewitt | State Champion Spotlight-Sarah Hare | State Champion Spotlight-Ruth White | State Champion Spotlight-Joey Rouhana | State Champion Spotlight-Owen Redfield | State Champion Spotlight: Andrew Christie | State Champion Spotlight: Alex Hemingway | State Champion Spotlight-Emma Charles | State Champion Spotlight-Kayley Bell | State Champion Spotlight: Luke Streinz | State Champion Spotlight: Tiernan Lathrop | State Champion Spotlight: Logan Ouellette
We will now spotlight state champion Logan Ouellette of Leavitt. Logan was the 2022 MPA Class B Classical and Pursuit state champion. We asked him
about his feelings at the start line and his season goals.
1) What were your preparations leading up to the state meet? In preparation for the ski meet it was mostly thinking about the competition and working on form and technique for the meet.
Our next state champion spotlght is Tiernan Lathrop of Cape Elizabeth. Tiernan won the 2022 MPA Class B Slalom at Black Mtn. We asked him about his plans for
next year and his favorite memories.
1) What were your preparations leading up to the state meet?
My preparation was actually very limited. I started my training on the first weekend of January, normally I start on the first week of December. That just gave me one month of training every weekend at loaf. In the end, it’s was just a 1 run 30 second slalom course to win a state championship, how much preparation do I really need hahaha.
2) How did you deal with the pressure and emotions that come along with competing in a state meet?
I deal with the pressure through knowing I am as trained as I can be at that very moment and don’t overthink it, it’s just high school…
3) What was going through your mind at the start knowing that the snow conditions were challenging?
I was so juiced up on caffeine and adrenaline that I forgot all about the course. I just knew what I was either making it down the course with a win or wasn’t making it down at all. Funny thing was mid way through the course I thought I was screwed and there was no chance I was winning, so I just decided to run it as straight as possible. Worked out I guess.
4) What are some of your best memories from ski racing this past season?
