Boys basketball, Windham, Maine
We are the Windham Eagles. Back-to-back Class AA state champions in 2024 and 2025, and SMAA champions in 2026.
Team photos and roster
We field three teams: varsity, junior varsity and first team.
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Chad Pulkkinen
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Noah Estey
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Chris Sargent
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George McCrillis
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Geoff Grigsby
2026–27 Roster
Roster being announced soon.
Meet Coach Pulkkinen
Chad Pulkkinen is a 2002 Windham graduate who played college ball at Saint Joseph’s College and a season professionally in England. He has coached our varsity team since 2015, leading Windham to its first two state titles and his 100th win in 2025.
- Head coach since 2015Windham High School varsity
- Two Class AA state titles2024, the first Gold Ball in program history, and 2025
- Varsity Maine All-State Coach of the Year2023–24 and 2024–25
- 100th career win2025
- Windham High School, Class of 2002McDonald’s All-Star, then a three-year captain at Saint Joseph’s College
Eagle pride
- Pat Moody CourtsThese outdoor courts, dedicated in 2024, honor Pat Moody’s years leading youth basketball in Windham.
- Jacobe JerseyCoaches award this jersey weekly for hard work and good teamwork, honoring valedictorian Jason Jacobe.
- Kelli’s 5KThis 5K run and family walk supports the Kelli Hutchison Memorial Playground, honoring her memory.
- Sonic 3 on 3This summer co-ed tournament raises funds for youth basketball and reunites alumni, honoring Danny Giguere.
Questions
families ask
When did Windham win its Class AA state titles?
Windham won the Class AA state title in 2024, the first in program history, then repeated as Class AA state champions in 2025.
Who is Windham’s varsity head coach?
Chad Pulkkinen has served as varsity head coach since 2015. A Windham graduate who played college ball at Saint Joseph’s College and professionally in England, he has led the Eagles to back-to-back Class AA titles and earned his 100th career win in 2025.
What league does Windham play in?
Windham competes in the Southwestern Maine Activities Association, a league of 17 high schools across Cumberland and York counties, and has played in Class AA North.
Does Windham offer programs for younger players?
Yes. Windham offers a summer camp for boys in kindergarten through grade 6, the Rising Eagles Club for grades 7 and 8, and the Windham Youth Basketball Association for Pre-K through grade 8.
How does the Rising Eagles Club work?
The Rising Eagles Club is a no-cost program for boys in grades 7 and 8 in RSU 14, offering an alternative to pay-to-play AAU. High school staff and alumni volunteer their time, with practices twice a week and games against nearby towns and AAU tournaments. It is part of Windham Youth Basketball, separate from Windham High School athletics.
What is Driven to Win about?
Driven to Win is a documentary following Windham’s 2023-24 championship season from preseason through the state title game. It features interviews with players and coaches and shows the role of the town and fans, directed and edited by Cole Washburn.
Friends who back the Eagles
Businesses around town back our program, and their support makes things better for our players. The best way to support us is to show up at our games.
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Windham Millwork, Inc.
Based in Windham, Maine, this architectural woodworking company handles commercial millwork projects from first estimate to final install.
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TygerLabs
Websites, mobile apps and AI systems, founded by Nicholas DePalmer, a former Windham High School varsity basketball player.
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Maine Optometry
Maine Optometry provides eye care, from glasses to contact lenses, with locations across the state, including here in Windham.
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Moore Chiropractic and Wellness Center
Chiropractic and wellness care from Dr. Alan Moore, DC, a second-generation chiropractor and Windham Christian Academy alumnus.
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