ADVENTURE RACING
WATERVILLE — Registration is open for Thomas College’s fifth Dirty Dog Mud Run on Sunday, April 14, at the college. The Thomas College Dirty Dog Mud Run is a 5K, 14-obstacle course that loops through the woods and campus and will be held on Thomas College’s new campus trail, the Sukeforth Family Trail System. Obstacles include monkey bars; tire flips; mud crawl; bucket carry; 3-, 4- and 5-foot walls; and trails. The new course includes more mud pits, tire drags and a few surprises. Registration is open online. The cost is $45 and is open to everyone. All proceeds support Thomas College student recreation. In the past, the college has purchased exercise bikes, fat-tire mountain bikes and disc golf baskets, and built an outdoor ice rink.
BASKETBALL
FORT FAIRFIELD — The 33rd Tiger Basketball Camp will be held June 24-28 for girls and July 8-12 for boys at the Fort Fairfield High School gyms. The camps are open to players in grades 1-8 and will be limited to the first 150 applicants. They will run from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and include breakfast and lunch each day with a special barbecue lunch Tuesday. Daily winners of the “Hustle” and “Sharpshooter” contests will receive T-shirts. Each participant will also receive a special Tiger Basketball Camp T-shirt, a camp basketball and other items including a chance to win Boston Celtics and UMaine basketball tickets, and a new portable basketball hoop. The $150 fee includes instruction by a knowledgeable staff of more than 20 coaches, meals, awards, T-shirt and a basketball, and the family barbecue awards ceremony. Contact Larry Gardner at 207-551-5001 or lgardner@msad20.org, or check out “Tiger Basketball Camp” on Facebook to download an electronic form.
PRESQUE ISLE — The Aroostook Basketball Camp for players ages 9-16 will be held June 24-29 for boys and July 8-12 for girls at Presque Isle gymnasiums. Camps are designed to help players develop skills through drills, games and lectures. The coaching staff includes successful high school and college coaches. Camp counselors will be high school and college players who will relate their playing experiences and help with instruction. Contact Bill Casavant at 207-551-5778 or bballump34@yahoo.com, or visit the Facebook page at AroostookBasketballCamp.
CANOE RACING
KENDUSKEAG — The Bangor Parks and Recreation Department is still accepting registrations for the 53rd Annual Kenduskeag Stream Canoe Race on Saturday, April 20. The fee is $35 per person until April 19 and $50 the day of the race. Race-day registrations only accepted from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 a.m at the registration tent in Kenduskeag. Participants must be at least 12, and participants under 16 must have an adult with them in the boat. Registrations available online and at the Parks and Recreation office at 647 Main St. For more information or to register, visit www.bangorparksandrec.com or call 207-992-4490.
GOLF
AUBURN — The 11th annual LifeFlight Emergency Care Open will start at 8 a.m. Monday, June 17, at the Martindale Country Club, 527 Beech Hill Road. This is a traditional scramble with games on the course including the ever-popular air cannon. Pending availability, the LifeFlight helicopter will also make an appearance. Includes food and prizes.
BAR HARBOR — Bar Harbor Bank & Trust is pleased to announce the 26th annual David R. Harding Memorial Golf Tournament that will benefit two Mount Desert Island nonprofits, Bar Harbor Food Pantry and Westside Food Pantry, with the shared purpose of eliminating food insecurity in the local community. The golf tournament will be played Tuesday, June 4, at Kebo Valley Golf Club. For information, call Zoe Zalta at Bar Harbor Bank & Trust 207-667-0660, ext. 10519.
ICE HOCKEY
BREWER — The Penobscot Ice Arena is offering several league programs this spring and throughout the summer for youth and adults. Summer Youth Hockey is June 17 through Aug. 25. Adult A/B League is April 29-Aug. 25. Adult C League is May 1-Sept. 5. For more information, visit penobscoticearena.org or email penobscoticearena@gmail.com.
ROAD RACING
ORONO — The University of Maine is holding the 12th Healthy High races Saturday, April 27, at the New Balance Recreation Center on Hilltop Road at the University of Maine. The 15K starts at 9 a.m. followed by the 5K/10K at 9:30 a.m. The 5K/10K/15K run/walk begins at the rec center and continues on a course around campus ending back at the rec center. The courses will be timed until 1 p.m. Both the 5K course and the 10K course are certified by USATF. Prizes for the top male and female runners in each of the divisions for the 5K/10K/15K. Preregistration by paper goes until April 26. No refunds or transfers for this race.
SKIING
CARRABASSETT VALLEY — Discount lift tickets for Sugarloaf for Sunday, April 7, are available at the Bangor Parks and Recreation office at 647 Main St. in Bangor. Deadline to purchase tickets (adult $48, youth $44) is noon Friday, April 5. Tickets can be picked up at the Sugarloaf main lodge April 7. Equipment rentals are available. For more information, visit www.bangorparksandrec.com or call 207-992-4497.
TRACK & FIELD
ORONO — The Maine Association of USA Track and Field will conduct track and field rules clinics for anyone interested in officiating track and field or becoming certified or recertified at the youth, high school and college levels. Clinics will be led by Don Berry, a master official and the MEUSATF officials certification chair. The free clinic will be held Sunday, April 7, at the Council Chambers, Orono Municipal Building, Main Street. Registration begins at 11:30 a.m., with the clinic from noon to 4 p.m. For more information contact Mary Cady at kdmarykd@gmail.com or 207-745-2540. The clinic will cover all aspects of track and field officiating and rules review. Testing materials will be available and track rulebooks (high school, NCAA, USATF) will be available for purchase but are not required. Drinks and snacks will be provided.