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The Roar

The student news site of Biddeford High School in Biddeford, Maine

The Roar

The student news site of Biddeford High School in Biddeford, Maine

The Roar

Spring Sports Preview

Spring Sports Preview

Will Goodwin & Jillian McSorley, Columnist Apr 25, 2022

Girls lacrosse is looking pretty strong this season. Last year they ended the year with a regular season record of 8-4 and a loss to Massebesic in the first round of playoffs. This year they have a goal...

COVID Season

COVID Season

William Harriman, Columnist May 6, 2021

The 2021 Biddeford Tigers Varsity basketball season was one like no other.  We started 2 months later than usual and only played 10 unranked games. It was just a completely different vibe and feel due...

The Uprising Slump

The Uprising Slump

Coley Hatt, Columnist Apr 26, 2021

  The Boston Uprising has always been a good Overwatch team. Owned by the Kraft Group, which owns the New England Patriots and other New England traditional sports teams, they were highly doubted...

Covid on the court

Covid on the court

Abby Hughes, Columnist Apr 12, 2021

Playing sports during the pandemic is definitely more challenging than before. This includes one of my favorite sports, basketball. I’ve been playing basketball since I was in the second grade. It has...

Spring Sports in the Winter Weather

Asha Tompkins and Samantha Ruth May 1, 2018

From Worst to First

From Worst to First

Tiffany Curro, Staff Writer Mar 3, 2017

From worst to first, the boy’s basketball team turns a new leaf this season. This year, the boy's basketball team made history as they as they played in their first playoff game in over five years....

Wednesday night lights

Wednesday night lights

Colby Perron, Staff Writer Oct 24, 2016

As the golden sun sunk behind the dark shadows of the trees, a swarm of black, orange, and pink flooded the track outside of the school as teams arrived for a nighttime flag football game. The referee...

Front: Jordan Cook;   Back: Trevor Jordan

Passion helps in the long run

Alex Keely, Staff Writer May 13, 2016

Finding a passion is hard for anyone, especially for high school students. When it comes to running, junior Jordan Cook found his passion at a young age. He discovered his love for running in sixth...

G-Week brings a refreshing change

G-Week brings a refreshing change

Colby Perron, Staff Writer May 9, 2016

Hundreds of BHS students swarmed into the Little Theater, adorned in gear for each of their sports. Taking their seats, the students prepared to be showered in free goodies, celebrating a new event known...

Teachers prove that athletic careers don't end after high school

Teachers prove that athletic careers don’t end after high school

Alexandra Demeule, Staff writer May 4, 2016

From baseball to basketball, golf to tennis, teachers prove that students aren’t the only ones who play sports and have a good time outside of school. Sport careers for students don’t always end...

Winning begins when nobody's watching

Winning begins when nobody’s watching

Evan Paquette, Staff Writer Apr 11, 2016

The American Athletic Union (AAU) and dozens of other leagues host youth competitors and have them square up against the nation’s highest competition. Some high school athletes choose these travel athletics...

Starting Blocks at Vacant Starting Line Before Event

BHS track teams to host home meets

Alex Keely, Staff Writer Mar 22, 2016

After two seasons without a home meet, BHS Track & Field will host three home meets because of $10,000 in new equipment and renovations for the 2016 season. For two years in a row, the BHS outdoor...

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