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Volume II Issue 50 - December 21, 2011
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Men's basketball outlasts Virginia Lynchburg
Eric Werntgen
23 December 2011

BARRINGTON, RHODE ISLAND/Fort Kent - The University of Maine at Fort Kent Bengals men's basketball team earned a hard fought 55-54 win over USCAA Virginia University Lynchburg Dragons Sunday, Dec. 18 in a neutral-site game played at St. Andrew's School in Barrington, Rhode Island.

The Bengals (8-5) picked up their third straight win and second in two days in Rhode Island.

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Double win for Fort Kent girls over Central Aroostook
Jessica A. Daigle
22 December 2011

FORT KENT - On Saturday, Community High School's girls junior varsity and varsity teams faced off against the Central Aroostook Panthers, both winning their match-ups.

The JV team scored a win with a final score of 34-30. The varsity team also pulled off a win with a final score of 45-41.

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Fort Kent Boys edge Shiretowners
Jessica A. Daigle
22 December 2011

FORT KENT - Community High School varsity boys squeaked by the Houlton Shiretowners at their first home game of the season Friday, improving their record to 3-0.

The junior varsity was not as fortunate, however, losing their match-up against Houlton with a final score of 27-64.

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CHS boys top Madawaska
Phillip Pabellon
22 December 2011

FORT KENT - On Wednesday Dec. 14, the Community High School Warrior boys continued their season with a win against the Madawaska Owls.

Having to travel for the second game in a row, the Warriors were just coming off a close win against the Van Buren Crusaders as they faced Madawaska.

Fans packed the bleachers as both teams readied to play, but it was Fort Kent who brought their A-game.

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21 December 2011

ST. JOHN VALLEY - People who wish to see all the news from the last issue should click on the "Previous Issue" link at the bottom and to the right of  this last story.

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