Norsworthy-Hartman played varsity soccer, basketball and softball all four years at Presque Isle High School before graduating in 2007. She was an All-Aroostook player her junior and senior years in all three sports.

She made the Maine Soccer Coaches all-state team as a senior and made the all-Penobscot Valley Conference first team her final two seasons. She finished her soccer career with 33 goals and 17 assists.

In basketball, Norsworthy-Hartman made the Big East Conference first team as a senior after making the second team her junior year. Also during her senior season, she was named Big East Conference Player of the Year and was a McDonald’s Class A/B Senior All-Star and was a Miss Basketball finalist. She averaged 20.1 points and 6.1 rebounds her senior year.

Norsworthy-Hartman went on to play basketball collegiately at Husson University for one year before transferring to the University of Maine at Fort Kent, where she played four years of soccer and was named to the NAIA All-Conference team her first year. Her team won USCAA national championships twice and went 70-8-1 overall during her time there.

She also played on the Bengals’ basketball team for three seasons. UMFK won Sunrise Conference titles and made it to the NAIA national tournament two of those years. Norsworthy-Hartman is a registered nurse clinical supervisor in the OB/GYN and Midwifery office at The Aroostook Medical Center. She and her husband, Carson, reside in Presque Isle, and they have two daughters – Norah and  Quinn.

Pulcifur Fleming was a standout track and field performer for the Wildcats who won the state championship in the javelin as a senior with a school-record throw of 116 feet, 1-1/2 inches. She also placed fifth in the discus and graduated as the school record holder in that event.  Fleming was also an all-conference soccer and basketball player at Presque Isle and was part of a state championship team in basketball as a senior.  She went on to attend Colorado State University, where she lettered in track and field for two years and ranked among the top 20 all-time in the javelin before transferring to the University of Maine.  She set a UMaine record in the 4-kilogram hammer throw (158 feet, 9 inches), while placing third at the 2001 New England championships. Fleming also was the 2001 America East Conference runner- up in that event and seventh in the javelin, and lettered for two years in both indoor and outdoor track. She subsequently spent five years in the Army and today is a registered nurse with Aroostook Home Health Services.