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Unbeaten Hawks stop Portland

Sport: Baseball

Posted: May 8th, 2013 by T Nolette

By DAN DOYON..SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — Marshwood High School baseball coach Eric Fernandes didn’t think his team would be undefeated nearly halfway through the season, but he’s not surprised how well the Hawks are handling their business.

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Softball notes: Strong start for Vikings

Sport: Softball

Posted: May 8th, 2013 by T Nolette

By Kevin C. Mills..Cindy Goddard expected her team to have a few growing pains this season. Though her Oxford Hills softball team had a handful of veteran starters, many returnees were playing new positions. 

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With slimmed-down lineup, Sea Dogs fall to Phils

Sport: Sea Dogs

Posted: May 8th, 2013 by T Nolette

By Kalle Oakes..PORTLAND — Armed with the best record in the Eastern League and a five-games-in-four-days weekend set upcoming in New Britain, the Portland Sea Dogs made Tuesday night a holiday for some of their most valuable parts.

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Skowhegan names alum Tom Nadeau to boys basketball coaching post

Sport: Basketball (Boys)

Posted: May 8th, 2013 by T Nolette

By Ernie Clark..SKOWHEGAN, Maine — Skowhegan Area High School is reaching back to one of its greatest teams in an effort to rebuild its boys basketball program.Tom Nadeau, a key player on t he Indians’ 1998 Class A state championship squad, 

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Community support enables Old Town High School to begin building new track as part of proposed $1.5 million athletic facilities project

Sport: Track And Field

Posted: May 8th, 2013 by T Nolette

By Pete Warner..OLD TOWN, Maine — As members of the Old Town High School track team ran laps on the asphalt driveway behind the school Monday afternoon, a crew from Sargent Corporation was digging up the earth around Victory Field, some 250 yards away.

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Boston College assistant Cavanaugh to be named UConn hockey coach; Tortorella, Gendron interview for Maine job

Sport: University Of Maine Hockey

Posted: May 8th, 2013 by T Nolette

Maine athletic director Steve Abbott said Monday that the hockey search committee had begun interviewing candidates and he hoped to have a list of finalists within two weeks. Sources have indicated that two of the candidates who have been interviewed are Jim Tortorella and Dennis “Red” Gendron.

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Feeney wins pitching duel as Washington Academy baseball team outlasts Ellsworth

Sport: Baseball

Posted: May 8th, 2013 by T Nolette

By Ernie Clark..ELLSWORTH, Maine — Gage Feeney flirted with a no-hitter Tuesday afternoon — and he needed to be that good for his team to win. Feeney settled for a three-hit shutout and also scored the only run his team needed as Washington Academy

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Falmouth downs NYA for first signature win of 2013

Sport: Lacrosse (Boys)

Posted: May 7th, 2013 by T Nolette

By Michael Hoffer..FALMOUTH—Entering Monday night's home game against red-hot North Yarmouth Academy, the Falmouth boys' lacrosse team was in major need of a victory against a top opponent. Afetr losing in overtime to Yarmouth and Cape Elizabeth, the two-time

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Portland edges Scarborough in girls' tennis clash

Sport: Tennis

Posted: May 7th, 2013 by T Nolette

By Michael Hoffer..PORTLAND—At the midway point of the 2013 Western Class A girls' tennis season, it's clear that two teams, Portland and Scarborough, stand apart. Monday afternoon at Deering Oaks, the Bulldogs hosted the Red Storm in the first

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Breaks of game favor Thornton

Sport: Softball

Posted: May 7th, 2013 by T Nolette

By Steve Craig..SACO - One of several plays that could have gone either way but seemed to tilt in favor of the Thornton Academy softball team was catcher Sam Schildroth's long drive to left-center. It was sure to score two runs, but when the ball hit

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Sea Dogs aren't hit and miss. Portland scores 12 runs on just five base hits vs. Reading

Sport: Sea Dogs

Posted: May 7th, 2013 by T Nolette

By Kevin Thomas..PORTLAND - The Portland Sea Dogs were outhit 12-5, but got the timely hitting, pitching and defense to beat the Reading Fightin Phils 4-3 Monday night at Hadlock Field. Matt Barnes delivered his first shutout appearance, holding the Phils scoreless

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McKenney keeps her cool in Madison victory

Sport: Softball

Posted: May 7th, 2013 by T Nolette

By Matt DiFilippo..MADISON -- It used to be easier to rattle Madison pitcher Emily McKenney. It used to be easier to score some runs on her, too. On Monday afternoon, Mt. Abram had two good chances to increase McKenney's stress level. In the top of the first inning,

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Winslow outduels Waterville

Sport: Baseball

Posted: May 7th, 2013 by T Nolette

By DAVE DYER..WINSLOW — The first time they met, the Winslow and Waterville baseball teams engaged in a slugfest. So naturally, Monday’s Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class B matchup between the two teams was a pitchers’ duel.

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Fillebrown goes downtown, helps Oxford Hills to big win

Sport: Softball

Posted: May 7th, 2013 by T Nolette

By Kevin C. Mills..PARIS — Shannon Fillebrown likely didn't wake up Monday thinking she'd make history. Before the sun set, the Oxford Hills sophomore outfielder did exactly that. Fillebrown became just the second softball player to hit a home run out of the softball field

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Mustangs rally for 11-8 win over Ramblers

Sport: Baseball

Posted: May 7th, 2013 by T Nolette

By Randy Whitehouse..MONMOUTH — Recent history and frequent rumblings throughout Monday's MVC matchup with Winthrop suggested Monmouth's offense was due to erupt. Down 8-3 in the sixth inning, the Mustangs didn't have much time.

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