Yes, it’s been humid and hot, but if you’re a hockey fanatic or just looking to chill out then then the Kennebec Ice Arena is the place for you this weekend.

FINAL: Forrest Chadwick scored with 4:11 left as the Tigers earned a berth in the Eastern B regional final with rival Winslow by beat John Bapst 4-3.
The Crusaders scored two goals in the first two minutes to tie the game at 3.

Klinton Peckham scored two short-handed goals 23 seconds apart to give the Tigers a 3-1 lead after the second period.
John Bapst tied the game with a 5-on-3 goal by Andrew Casey 4:24 into the period. With Gardiner still down a man, Peckham chased down a long clearing passing that was orginally played by John Bapst goalie Derek Duff. Peckham gathered the puck before Duff could get back into position and gave Gardiner a 2-1 lead by slipping the puck through Duff's legs with 10:20 left in the period.
Peckham then made a great individual effort to make it 3-1. After chasing down a puck at the John Bapst blue line, Peckham tipped it by a defender, then jumped around that defender into the attacking zone. Peckham got the puck between the circles and slipped a wrister through Duff's legs with 9:57 left.

Kevin May ripped in a shot between the circles on a pass from Forrest Chadwick to give Gardiner 1-0 lead after the first period in the second Eastern B semifinal at Sukee Arena.

Sean Bourgeois and Jesse Cullivan scored in the first four minutes of the third period as Winslow High School earned a 4-2 win in the Eastern Maine Class B regional semifinals over Houlton/Hodgdon at Sukee Arena.
Bourgeois scored his second goal of the game 1:03 into the period and Cullivan scored at 3:08 to give Winslow the lead for good.
The Black Raiders did not allow a shot in the third period. They'll play the winner of tonight's second game between Gardiner and John Bapst at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the University of Maine in Orono.

AFTER 2: Winslow 2, H/H 2: Houlton/Hodgdon took advantage of seven Winslow penalties and scored two goals in the final seven minutes of the period to tie the game at 2.
Winslow went up 2-0 when Jeff LaFrance's shot from the blue line snuck through Malik Abouleish's legs with 7:28 left. Winslow then played at least a man down for the major of the final seven minutes at least a man down, and most of it two-men down.
Houlton/Hodgdon got within one on a power-play goal by Taylor Martin, then tied it with a power-play goal by Zach Chase with 3:04 left in the period.

AFTER 1: Winslow 1, Houlton/Hodgdon 0: Sean Bourgeois scored 1:28 into the first period to give Winslow a 1-0 lead in its Eastern B semifinal against Houlton/Hodgdon at Sukee Arena.
Bourgeois skated in from behind the Houlton/Hodgdon red line to the front of the net, where he backhanded a shot past Blackhawks goalie Malik Abouleish.
Winslow dominated the period, taking 18 shot, compared to just four by Winslow.

In one of the most exciting games I’ve seen all year, Lewiston edged Waterville 4-3 at Colby College’s Alfond Rink on Monday.

Messalonskee senior Matt DelGiudice will attend Bridgton Academy next fall.

Amid the hoop hoopla, there stands the Winslow boys hockey team.

The basketball tournaments are here (finally) and the hockey season is entering its final full week of the regular season. It’s a great time of year for all you winter sports fans.

The Lawrence hockey team buried Brewer 5-3 Thursday night, a huge victory for the upstart Bulldogs.

In the aftermath of Friday night's brawl at a Lawrence High basketball game, security was tight and visible at Saturday night's hockey game between Lawrence and Messalonskee at Sukee Arena in Winslow.

In the latest Maine Class A Hockey Coaches Association coaches and media poll, Lawrence High School was listed as one of the teams also receiving votes. After Tuesday night, the Bulldogs could move into the top 10.

Flipping through the Waterville Senior High School hockey team's program, you realize just how dominant the Panthers have been a times.

That the Rams lost to rival Gardiner 10-1 on Saturday night is probably disturbing enough to Cony hockey fans. But a greater concern is the lack of players on the Cony roster.

Members of the Spaulding High Crimson Tide boarded a bus Wednesday at 6 a.m. in Barre, Vt., and headed to Waterville for the annual Holiday Tournament at Alfond Rink.

The Waterville Senior High School hockey team will host its annual Christmas Invitational Dec. 26 and 27 at Colby College.

The Winslow Black Raiders play at Houlton/Hodgdon Saturday then get a few days off before taking part in the prestigous Maine High School Hockey Invitational.

Former Lawrence High School head coach Josh Blaisdell has joined the coaching staff at Winslow High School, serving as an assistant to Corey Lessard.

This just in: Ben Grant (Winslow) and Matt DelGiudice (Messalonskee) can play a little hockey.