and renamed to the Travis Roy Ice Arena in honor of Travis Roy. It contains a fitness room, heated viewing area, locker rooms, and a pro shop. It is home to the NYA Boys and Girls Ice Hockey teams as well as the Yarmouth High School ice hockey teams. The facility is also used by Casco Bay Hockey and Midcoast Youth Hockey for their ice hockey programs. The Poulin Family Tennis Courts North Yarmouth Academy has three tennis courts plus a practice backboard which were reconstructed and renamed as The Poulin Family Tennis Courts in 2019. Rivalries NYA maintains two local athletic rivalries. The first is with hometown rival Yarmouth High School, and the second is with Waynflete School in Portland. Notable alumni John C. Hall, physician, Wisconsin state senator and Union Army doctor Leonard Swett, 1843, close friend of President Abraham Lincoln, organizer of the 1860 Republican National Convention in Chicago Charles Addison Boutelle, 1851, 9-term U.S. congressman (1880–1901) Augustus W. Corliss, 1851, writer and historian Harlan Prince, sea captain Oliver O. Howard, Union general during the Civil War and founder of Howard University John Albion Andrew, Governor of Massachusetts 1861–1865 George Frederick Barker, physician and scientist Augustus Burbank, physician, former president of NYA Thomas Young Crowell, founder of publishing house Thomas Y. Crowell & Co. (1876–1976), later bought out by Harper & Row Frank Knight, 1925, arborist, for whom Knight Field is named Ernie Coombs C.M., 1945, one of Canada's most famous and popular TV personalities, 'Mr. Dressup' Order of Canada recipient Eric Weinrich, 1985, former NHL defenceman Eric Fenton, 1988 professional ice hockey player Travis Roy, 1995, ice hockey player. After his career ending injury he founded the Travis Roy Foundation and was a highly successful motivational speaker' Oliver Wahlstrom, professional hockey player for the New York Islanders See also National Register of Historic Places listings in Cumberland County, Maine References External links Private high schools in Maine School buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Maine Private elementary schools in Maine Private middle schools in Maine Preparatory schools in Maine National Register of Historic Places in Cumberland County, Maine