Here is a link to photos taken by myself and Ron Hawkes during the Rockland Recreational Boys 5th and 6th Grade Basketball tournament, on March 28th and 29th, 2009.
Tournament Photo Galleries
Monday, March 30, 2009
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Top seeded teams take home the gold
Rockland District Middle School Athletic Director Jim Leonard presents the 7th Grade Girls Busline Championship trophy to members of the RDMS Eagles. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)By: Nicole Hawkes
WALDOBORO: The top seeded Rockland 7th Grade girls completed their perfect season by besting Camden-Rockport 44-39 for the Busline Championship Tuesday night at Medomak Middle School.
Schooner Melanie Vangel dribbles around Rockland's Emma Spencer during Tuesday nights Championship game. Rockland bested C-R 44-39. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)The undefeated Eagles led 16-12, 23-19 and 30-29 at the quarter breaks. Top scorer for Rockland was team Captain Brooke Dugan with 19 points. Also scoring for the Eagles were Trittany Penn, 10; Kim Young, eight; Emma Spencer, six; Abby Hersom pitching in with one point.
Other Rockland team members are; Isabella Garver, Abby Provost, Ashley Malstrom, Sarah Dennison, Kaylynn Emerson, Chelsea Fish, Mckenzie Sirois, Jamie Delbuono, Katie McCollough, and Manager Maggie Drinkwater.
Other Rockland team members are; Isabella Garver, Abby Provost, Ashley Malstrom, Sarah Dennison, Kaylynn Emerson, Chelsea Fish, Mckenzie Sirois, Jamie Delbuono, Katie McCollough, and Manager Maggie Drinkwater.
Rockland's Brooke Dugan goes in for two during Championship action Tuesday night at Medomak Middle School. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)Top scorer for the Schooners was Team Captain Addy Drinkwater with 19 points. Others scoring for the Schooners were Melanie Vangel, 17; Haley Terrio and Abby Barron each with two points.
Team players for the Schooners are; Hannah Corney, Kiera Haining, Brittany Bowman, Allison Warren, Paige Christie, Morgan Heckerd, Natalie Hamalainen, Erin Doran, and Molly Turner-Watts.
Team players for the Schooners are; Hannah Corney, Kiera Haining, Brittany Bowman, Allison Warren, Paige Christie, Morgan Heckerd, Natalie Hamalainen, Erin Doran, and Molly Turner-Watts.
The 7th and 8th grade girls free throw championships took place in between the two games played. Winning for the 7th grade girls was Camden-Rockport's Melanie Vangel making nine out of 20 shots. The 8th grade champion was Boothbay's Sarah Caron who made 18 out of 20 shots.
The Camden-Rockport Schooners race to receive their Championship trophy Tuesday night at Medomak Middle School. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes) The top seeded Camden-Rockport Schooners bested the Boothbay Wildcats 48-39 to complete their perfect season and take home the 8th grade busline championship trophy.
The undefeated Schooners ended the first quarter tied 10-10, then lead the second and third quarters 24-16 and 36-27. Top scorer for the Schooners was Jordan Knowlton with a commanding 32 points. Others scoring for Camden-Rockport were; Sarah Mayberry, six; Kristina Alex and Caitland Sweeting each with four points, and Jesse Widzgowski with two.
Schooner team members are Caroline Matteo, Emily Lopez, Chelsea Hunter, Lexi Hershey, Sierra Gilbert, and Anna Mynick.
Schooner Jordan Knowlton dribbles around Wildcat defender Jessica Murray during Championship action Tuesday night. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)
Top scorer for the Wildcats was Alex Clarke with 14 points. Also scoring for the Wildcats were; Allison Craker, 13; Sarah Caron, eight; Emile Farnhan and Mikayla McFetridge each with two points.
Boothbay Wildcats team members are Shaylee Sibley, Anna-Lee L'Heureau, Arden McSwain, Krystina Nichols, Madison McCarthy, and Jessica Murray.
Schooner Caroline Matteo keeps her eye on the ball against Boothbay's Alex Clarke. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)
Click Here for 7th Grade Championship Photo Gallery
Click Here for 8th Grade Championship Photo Gallery
The undefeated Schooners ended the first quarter tied 10-10, then lead the second and third quarters 24-16 and 36-27. Top scorer for the Schooners was Jordan Knowlton with a commanding 32 points. Others scoring for Camden-Rockport were; Sarah Mayberry, six; Kristina Alex and Caitland Sweeting each with four points, and Jesse Widzgowski with two.
Schooner team members are Caroline Matteo, Emily Lopez, Chelsea Hunter, Lexi Hershey, Sierra Gilbert, and Anna Mynick.
Schooner Jordan Knowlton dribbles around Wildcat defender Jessica Murray during Championship action Tuesday night. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)Top scorer for the Wildcats was Alex Clarke with 14 points. Also scoring for the Wildcats were; Allison Craker, 13; Sarah Caron, eight; Emile Farnhan and Mikayla McFetridge each with two points.
Boothbay Wildcats team members are Shaylee Sibley, Anna-Lee L'Heureau, Arden McSwain, Krystina Nichols, Madison McCarthy, and Jessica Murray.
Schooner Caroline Matteo keeps her eye on the ball against Boothbay's Alex Clarke. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)Click Here for 7th Grade Championship Photo Gallery
Click Here for 8th Grade Championship Photo Gallery
Friday, January 30, 2009
New Photo Galleries
Erin Sage Portraits on a beautiful day in Scottsdale Arizona. Trying to keep busy in the frozen northeast has led me to revisiting some older photos that I took while in Arizona last year. Here are a few examples of portraits, weddings, and artwork that I've done. More can be viewed on my photo sales page.
Thanks for checking out my photos!
Thanks for checking out my photos!
Ashley and Jason Lang on their wedding day October 11th, 2008 in Mesa Arizona. 
Candid shots from Ashley and Jason Lang's Wedding in Mesa Arizona. 
A piece from the Alien Love Series done in 2007. Click Here for more Portraits
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Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Lynx dominate Eagles in quarterfinal action
Lincolnville's Tasha Kordeis pulls down a rebound and goes up for two against Rockland's Emily Nicholson during Monday nights 8th grade girls quarterfinal action. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes) By Nicole Hawkes
LINCOLNVILLE: 8th grade girls Busline quarterfinals kicked off Monday night at Lincolnville Central School, where the Rockland Eagles fell to the Lynx 42-23.
Top scorer for the Lynx was Megan LeGage with 15 points. Others scoring for the Lynx were Robin Botley, 13; Camilla Walker, five; Tia Silverio, three; Tasha Kordeis, Hayley Down, and Lindsey Brown each with two points. Other Lynx players are Nica McMuster and Nicole Williams.
Hannah Plourde lead the Eagles contributing nine points, Casey Carroll scored seven, Zoey Proctor scored five, Emma Davis and Olivia Stevens each with one point. Other players for the Rockland Eagles are Lilly Feltus, Caroline Lutrell, Shelby Fogg, Phoebe Ferriolo, Hannah Lacasse, Chelsea Keyes, Danessa MacDonald, Emily Nicholson, and Julia Lunt.
LINCOLNVILLE: 8th grade girls Busline quarterfinals kicked off Monday night at Lincolnville Central School, where the Rockland Eagles fell to the Lynx 42-23.
Top scorer for the Lynx was Megan LeGage with 15 points. Others scoring for the Lynx were Robin Botley, 13; Camilla Walker, five; Tia Silverio, three; Tasha Kordeis, Hayley Down, and Lindsey Brown each with two points. Other Lynx players are Nica McMuster and Nicole Williams.
Hannah Plourde lead the Eagles contributing nine points, Casey Carroll scored seven, Zoey Proctor scored five, Emma Davis and Olivia Stevens each with one point. Other players for the Rockland Eagles are Lilly Feltus, Caroline Lutrell, Shelby Fogg, Phoebe Ferriolo, Hannah Lacasse, Chelsea Keyes, Danessa MacDonald, Emily Nicholson, and Julia Lunt.
Eagle's 8th Grader Zoey Proctor goes in for the layup while being guarded by Lynx baller Robin Botley in Monday nights game. The Lynx won 42-23. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)Click Here for 8th Grade Girls Photo Gallery
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Schooners split with Lynx
CRMS' Melanie Vangel drives past Lincolnville defender Annie Young during Wednesday nights 7th grade girls game. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)By Nicole Hawkes
CAMDEN: The 7th grade Schooner girls team suffered a disappointing loss to visiting Lincolnville Wednesday night at Camden-Rockport Middle School. The Lynx pulled ahead in the second quarter and managed to hold on for a 44-40 win.
Lynx baller Grace Harrison (left) dribbles around Schooner Hannah Corney during Wednesdays game at CRMS. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)Top scorer for the Schooners was Addie Drinkwater who contributed 14 points. Others to score were Melanie Vangel, seven; Moira Pieri, Brittany Bowman, and Fiona Fischer each with four, Haley Terrio, Abby Boron, and Natalie Hamalainen each with two, and Allison Warren chipping in with one point.
Schooner Kristina Alex drives past Lynx defender Nicole Williams during the 8th grade girls game Wednesday night. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)
In 8th grade action, the CRMS Schooners dominated the court with a 46-27 win over the visiting Linconville Lynx.
Leading the Schooners was Cailand Sweeting with 17 points. Other scorers for Camden-Rockport were Jordan Knowlton, 10; Sarah Mayberry, seven; Caroline Matteo, six; Jesse Widzgowski, four; and Kristina Alex, two.
The Lynx were lead by Libby Simpkins who scored 10 points. Also scoring was Megan Legage, nine; Camilla Walker, four; Robin Botley and Tasha Kordeis each with two points.
Schooner Kristina Alex drives past Lynx defender Nicole Williams during the 8th grade girls game Wednesday night. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)Leading the Schooners was Cailand Sweeting with 17 points. Other scorers for Camden-Rockport were Jordan Knowlton, 10; Sarah Mayberry, seven; Caroline Matteo, six; Jesse Widzgowski, four; and Kristina Alex, two.
The Lynx were lead by Libby Simpkins who scored 10 points. Also scoring was Megan Legage, nine; Camilla Walker, four; Robin Botley and Tasha Kordeis each with two points.
Tasha Kordeis of Linconville looks to get the ball around Sarah Mayberry of Camden-Rockport Middle School. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)Click Here for 7th Grade Girls Photo Gallery
Click Here for 8th Grade Girls Photo Gallery
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Rockland boys sweep Wiscasset
Rockland 8th grader J. Stone drives to the hoop against Wiscasset during Tuesday nights 71-37 win. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)By Nicole Hawkes
ROCKLAND: The Rockland 7th and 8th grade boys teams both dominated the court Tuesday night against Wiscasset, with both squads enjoying a stellar victory.
The Rockland 8th grade boys team beat out Wiscasset for a 71-37 win. Top scorer for Rockland was S. Davenport with 11 points. Also scoring for the Eagles were B. Taylor and T. Stone each with 10, E. Rankowen, nine; J. Butman, eight; S. Mekin, seven; B. Hall, D. Hendricks, C. Clement, and P.J. Spearing each with four points.
Rockland Middle Schools' C. Clement dribbles down the court in Tuesdays game against Wiscasset. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)Scoring for Wiscasset were A. Haskell with 17 points, E. Stewart, six; Longfellow, five; N. Smeleen, four; L. Grover, J. Chapman each with two; and R. Ne with one point.
Rockland's Bronson Philbrick puts up two of his 18 points during Tuesdays 7th grade game against Wiscasset. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes) In the 7th Grade match up, Rockland also dominated the court securing a 60-38 win over visiting Wiscasset.
Top scorer for Rockland was Bronson Philbrick with 18 points. Other scorers for Rockland were Isaiah Patterson with 10, David Gould, eight; James Neuyen, seven; Cole Chase and Cody Chase each with six, J.T. Tobin and Reilly Flanagan each with two, and Gummar Cummings chipping in with one point.
Jeb Fontaine sets up a shot during Rocklands 60-38 win over Wiscasset Tuesday night. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)Scoring for Wiscasset were Travis Padilla with 21 points, Matt Johnson with nine, Nate Howard with four, and Calvin Griffin and Tom Anderson each with two points.
Friday, January 16, 2009
Windjammer boys tromp Tigers
Camden Hills baller Joel Gabriel goes up for two against Rockland's Ryan Ecker during Thursday nights Junior Varsity match up. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)ROCKPORT: The Camden Hills Windjammer boys sub varsity squads enjoyed commanding defeats over the visiting Tigers of Rockland District High School Thursday night.
In the Junior Varsity match, the Windjammers beat out the Tigers 59-31. Top scorers for Camden Hills were Casey Wilson and Joel Gabriel each with 13 points. Others scoring for the Windjammers were, Cameron Gartley, 12; Rick McClellan and Sean Bardon, four each; Nate Catell and James Cameron, three each; Casey Scott and Adam Landwehr each with two points.
Tiger player J. Harjula makes the layup for two against the Windjammers Thursday night at Camden Hills. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes)For the Rockland Tigers, Derek Gustin with seven points, Gentry Burch and Ryan Ecker five each; J. Harjula, four; Derrick Miller and Aiden Hadley, three each; David Harrison and Joe Nelsen, two each; and Ben Staples chipping in with one point.
Freshman players Andrew Kyle (Camden Hills) and Cody Fish (Rockland) during Thursday nights game at Camden Hills. The Windjammers defeated the Tigers 60-33. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes) In Freshman action, the Windjammers also dominated the court, capturing a 60-33 win over the Tigers.
Top scorers for Camden Hills were Nathan Schultz with 12 points and Sam Predham with eight. Other scorers were Jacob Smith, six; Chris Brown and Andrew Flanagan with five each, Adam Carlsen, Kyle Olehnik, Taylor Hall and Sam Rogers each with four, Myles Safford and Vinny Kwiatowski each with three, and Evan Drinkwater contributing two points.
Rockland Districts' Billy Joyce drives past Camden Hills' Andrew Flanagan during game play Thursday night. (Photo By Nicole Hawkes) Scoring for Rockland were David Harrison with 13 points, Cameron Clement, 10; Billy Joyce, four; Marshall Cole, Cody Fish, and Casey Hall each with two points.
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