Get results from several sports as the Lyme-Old Lyme spring season continues.

Lyme and Old Lyme voters backed the Region 18 budget with 624 ballots cast across both towns.

Polls are open Tuesday for Lyme and Old Lyme voters to weigh in on a $41.5 million 2026-27 Region 18 school budget proposal.

Lyme-Old Lyme athletes were in action across multiple contests this week, with results provided by coaches.

Region 18 district officials say the proposed 4.61% budget increase is driven by salaries, health insurance, special education and renovation debt.

Lyme-Old Lyme competed across baseball, tennis, golf and track with strong team performances throughout the week.

The Board of Finance approved a $14.23 million budget that uses $2.5 million in reserves to offset a 25% increase while keeping the tax rate unchanged.

Girls tennis swept Cromwell 7-0, Old Lyme golf defeated Coginchaug 173-201, while baseball and boys lacrosse both fell.

Take a look at award-winning artwork from local students in Shoreline Arts Alliance’s annual high school exhibition.

This week’s reports come from the Lyme-Old Lyme High School tennis, lacrosse and baseball teams.

The spring season is heating up. Here’s a look at the latest results.

Members used surplus funds to mitigate the impact on taxpayers amid debates over reserve levels and long-term planning.

As the spring season gets underway, Lyme-Old Lyme High School teams have been competing on fields, courts and tracks in a variety of sports. Here’s a look at the latest results.

She has expanded athletics and reinforced the district’s championship status while emphasizing leadership, sportsmanship and strong relationships with student-athletes.

Sixth graders in Lyme-Old Lyme Schools’ Invention Convention program combined creativity and compassion to solve problems at home and across the globe.

The third-place finish capped Lyme-Old Lyme High School’s showing at the state tournament, where all four fencers advanced past the opening round.

Head coach Brady Sheffield put it this way: “We picked the wrong night to have a bad night, and unfortunately that is what happens sometimes in sports …”

The Wildcats’ strong season came to a halt Monday with a 51–46 loss to Joel Barlow High School. Stay tuned for a full game story.

After starting wrestling at age six, the Lyme-Old Lyme junior has battled injuries and built an undefeated season capped by a 215-pound State Open title.

The Wildcats earned back-to-back Shoreline Conference titles after a 58–42 win over Cromwell. Will McKeever led the team with 17 points.