Seahawk football says ‘good-bye’ to 6 seniors
Six Boothbay football seniors were honored Oct. 8 prior to their final home game versus Sacopee Valley. Front, from left, are coaches Kevin Ames andJesse Peters. Back, from left, are coaches Sam Michael and Bernie Meader, seniors Nase Lawless, Ashton McLellan, Zach Rollins, Jordan Carrier and Sam Page, coaches Adam Smart, Smith Climo and Ed Crocker and team member Jason Michael. Courtesy photo
Six Boothbay football seniors were honored Oct. 8 prior to their final home game versus Sacopee Valley. Front, from left, are coaches Kevin Ames andJesse Peters. Back, from left, are coaches Sam Michael and Bernie Meader, seniors Nase Lawless, Ashton McLellan, Zach Rollins, Jordan Carrier and Sam Page, coaches Adam Smart, Smith Climo and Ed Crocker and team member Jason Michael. Courtesy photo
On Oct. 8, Boothbay football celebrated the dedication of six seniors who played their final game at Sherman Field.
Jason Michael has been part of the team for three years. He plans on continuing his education after high school and continue coaching football. He is the son of Sam and Margret Michael.
Nase Lawless played football for three seasons. He plans on attending college and pursuing a criminal justice degree and becoming a parole officer. He is the son of Karen Lawless.
Ashton McLellan played football for three seasons. He plans on attending welding school at Bath Iron Works. He is the son of Zach McLellan and Shelly and Shawn Murray.
Zach Rollins played football for one season. He plans on attending college and studying computer programming and computer science. He is the son of Tonjya and Greg Rollins.
Jordan Carrier played football for one season. He plans on working at Bath Iron Works after graduation. He is the son of Marc Carrier and Colter and Shannon Leeman.
Sam Page played football for one season. He plans on attending college and studying engineering. He is the son of Lisa and Neil Page.
