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Student safety is BHSs number one concern

Student safety is BHS’s number one concern

Alex Keely and Colby Perron January 12, 2016

In this day and age, safety in schools is one of the most important things administration can take into consideration before beginning the school year. Biddeford High School completed renovations at...

Biddeford schools view potential in a new start time

Biddeford schools view potential in a new start time

Gabby Hamm, Staff Writer December 2, 2015

Beep, beep, beep, the sound of an alarm goes off at 6 o’clock and a fatigued AP student, that has been up late doing homework, hits the snooze button wishing it was a late start Wednesday. The Biddeford...

Local teen joins the army

Local teen joins the army

Alex Keely, Staff Writer November 20, 2015

Senior Josh Laverriere joined the Army creating many changes in his day to day life before even graduating high school. Laverriere officially enlisted in the Army on July 24, 2015 a year before graduation,...

Alex v The World- Travel Edition

Alex Keely and Paige Lessard November 10, 2015

This month as the weather gets colder and people start to get ready to go on vacations, we will be discussing our most important item for guys and girls traveling on vacation. For Guys: An electronic...

Tigers lose hard fought battle against the Leavitt Hornets 40-27

Tigers lose hard fought battle against the Leavitt Hornets 40-27

Alex Keely, Sports Editor October 26, 2015

Senior Captain Levi Craig lead the Leavitt Hornets with three TD passes on the night as the Hornets beat the Tigers in heartbreak fashion. Leavitt scored big on all of its scoring plays Friday night...

Tigers lose 3-0 against Thornton Academy

Gabby Hamm, Staff Writer October 24, 2015

The Tigers put up a great fight throughout the entire game, but playing the game without two key players slowed their momentum. With TA’s 1-0 lead in the first half, the tigers tried their best to...

Athlete of the Week- Alex Millet

Athlete of the Week- Alex Millet

Alex Keely, Sports Editor October 22, 2015

What made you decide to play soccer in high school? “I played it in middle school and kept with it for its fast paced play and intensity.” What experiences do you have with soccer in general? “I...

Photo Credits to Tammy Belanger Photography

BHS Golf Finishes Just Shy of States

Alex Keely, Sports Editor October 16, 2015

One BHS sport quietly finished the fall sport’s season with an incredible record and a player representing the team at the state individual tournament. The BHS Varsity Golf team finished its regular...

Athlete of the week - Jason Vadnais

Athlete of the week – Jason Vadnais

Gabby Hamm, Staff Writer October 14, 2015

Why did you decide to start playing? “I did football for like the first week, [of football practice] but i just didn’t like playing and my pepere played golf so I just decided to play golf.” How...

BHS swim team washed out

BHS swim team washed out

Gabby Hamm, Staff Writer October 2, 2015

When autumn turns to winter, one of Biddeford High School’s winter sports will no longer take place in their own program. The BHS Varsity Swim and Dive Team will not compete as their own team this...

Athlete of the Week- Riley Mcneil

Athlete of the Week- Riley Mcneil

Alex Keely, Sports Editor September 28, 2015

What made you switch from soccer to cross country? “I switched from soccer to cross country because I wanted to get more experience with long distance running, and so I'll be in good shape for indoor...

Tigers Win 28-13 Over Westbrook

Tigers Win 28-13 Over Westbrook

Alex Keely, Sports Editor September 28, 2015

Captain Lucas Rhoy lead the Tigers to victory with three TDs in the 28-13 victory Friday Night at Waterhouse field. Rhoy scored his three TDs in the first, second, and third quarters. He rushed for...

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