MDI made its return to wrestling after a one-year pandemic hiatus official last week as the school unveiled its 2021-22 schedule. On Monday, though, the school announced that head coach Anthony Dalisio would be stepping down from the position.
Questions regarding spectator policies, masks and other participation requirements remain as athletes participating in basketball, wrestling, swim and dive, cheer and indoor track get set to begin practices Monday, Nov. 22.
Ending the year with a bonding trip was a rewarding conclusion for the Trojans, whose season will go down among the school’s all-time bests.
MDI’s Addy Boyce and Emily Carter were chosen last week as PVC Players of the Year in volleyball and golf, respectively.
With runners at the top of nearly every meet, the Trojans regularly achieved perfect scores on the girls’ side and top finishes on the boys’ side.
MDI announced last Thursday the resignation of Tyler Frank as the school’s head boys’ soccer coach.
A remarkable run through the Northern Maine field has come to an end for the Mount Desert Island girls’ soccer team.
Munro placed seventh in the 100-runner Class B girls’ field Saturday with a time of 20 minutes, 38.72 seconds.
The Trojans didn’t give in.
The victories gave a team the program’s first regional final appearance since 1997.
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