Northern Maine Class B Boys Preliminary Game will feature the #10 (7-11) Orono Red Riots at #7 (11-7) Winslow Black Raiders on Wednesday, Feb 12, at 6:00pm. Game is being live-streamed on WHOU. Please come out and support the boys as they try and earn a berth in the Class B Tourney at the Cross Center Friday night at 8:30pm against #2 Ellsworth. GO RIOTS!!!!
Here is what is happening during February Vacation Week in OHS Athletics!!
The Indoor Track team will be competing in the Class B State Championships on Saturday, Feb 15, at Bates College starting at Noon.
The OTO Girls swim team will be in action at Bowdoin College on Monday, Feb 17, while the Orono boys will compete on Tuesday, Feb 18, at Maine.
The OHS Nordic Ski teams will be in action on Monday and Tuesday at Titcomb in Farmington.
Kyle McClellan and Thorin Saucier are selected Co-PVC Small School Runners of the Year in Cross Country.
Krista Bass gets named to the MFHCA All State Field Hockey team.
Sam Henderson is named PVC Class C Soccer Player of the Year!!
Congratulations to the Class of 2019 Orono High School Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees: Robert Woodbury ’61, Sarah Marquez ’01, Susan Gardner ’98, Kate Kovenock ’01, and Dodi Saucier (Coach). Hall of Fame Indiction Ceremony will take place on Saturday, Dec 7, at 3:30 prior to the start of the boys varsity game against Caribou.
Congratulations to the Orono High School Cross Country Teams!!
2019 Maine Class C Boys State Runners-Up &
2019 Class C Girls State Champions!
2019 Northern Maine Class C Champions!
Boys Team (Left), Kyle McLellan Individual Boys Champion (Middle), Girls Team (Right)
Message from the Athletic Director
Welcome to Orono High School. It is my honor to serve as Athletic Administrator at a school that has such rich tradition and success.
We offer twenty varsity sports at Orono High School along with JV opportunities in many those. Athletics provides an opportunity for growth physically, socially, emotionally, and mentally.
We encourage all of our student-athletes to get involved in a variety of extra and co-curricular activities during their time at Orono High School.
The lessons learned from athletics mirror the life lessons that we aspire to teach on a daily basis. We want our student-athletes to represent themselves, their families, and their school and community with the highest amount of integrity.
It is my hope that your son or daughter takes the opportunity to join one or more of our many offerings and have a positive experience in doing so. Please contact me directly at marcher@rsu26.org or call 866-4916 if you have any questions in regards to our athletic programs.
Best wishes,
Michael Archer
Athletic Director
Orono High School