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Portland girls down Deering for city bragging rights
Sport: Lacrosse (Girls)
Posted: May 15th, 2013 by T Nolette
By Michael Hoffer..PORTLAND—The high hopes of the Portland girls' lacrosse team took a brutal hit Friday when arguably the finest player in program history went down with a season-ending injury. Tuesday, the Bulldogs began a new era and served
College Connections: The kindest cut in the long run
Sport: Track And Field
Posted: May 15th, 2013 by T Nolette
By Steve Craig..Mitchell Black of Brunswick is currently the second-fastest 800-meter runner in Division III men's track and field programs. Not bad for a young man who hoped he would be a soccer player in college. Black was a four-sport varsity athlete at Brunswick High.
Fisher Cats' strong pitching sinks Sea Dogs
Sport: Sea Dogs
Posted: May 15th, 2013 by T Nolette
By ALLEN LESSELS..MANCHESTER, N.H. - The Portland Sea Dogs had little success in dealing with Fisher Cats starting pitcher Marcus Walden. They didn't have any better luck against the guy who relieved him either, and in the end managed only three singles
Marshwood tested, but still unbeaten
Sport: Baseball
Posted: May 15th, 2013 by T Nolette
By Tom Chard..WESTBROOK - The Marshwood baseball team experienced something Tuesday it hadn't all season. The Hawks trailed after the first inning for the first time. The deficit didn't last long, as Marshwood scored two runs in the second inning
Eagles make statement
Sport: Lacrosse (Girls)
Posted: May 15th, 2013 by T Nolette
By Bill Stewart..AUGUSTA -- For much of the girls lacrosse season, the top team in Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class A was a tad too difficult to identify. It's pretty clear today. Junior Sydney Gagne scored four goals and an assist
York girls rally for comeback lacrosse win
Sport: Lacrosse (Girls)
Posted: May 15th, 2013 by T Nolette
By Dan Doyon..YORK, Maine — With a disappointing loss fresh on the minds of players on the York High School girls lacrosse team, the Wildcats fell into an early hole during Tuesday afternoon's game against Falmouth.
Mixed Martial Arts: Hebert's fighting for two
Sport: Mixed Martial Arts
Posted: May 15th, 2013 by T Nolette
By Kalle Oakes..TOPSHAM — Every fighter in history has embraced the sport for a reason greater than the pittance it might drop into his pocket or the modicum of fame or infamy it affords. Trevor Hebert's motivation has always been there.
Bapst's McGuire commits to women's soccer at Oberlin
Sport: Soccer ( Girls)
Posted: May 15th, 2013 by T Nolette
By Dave Barber..HAMPDEN, Maine — Casey McGuire of Hampden has committed to play women’s soccer for Oberlin College in Ohio, an NCAA Division III school and member of the North Coast Athletic Conference, starting this September.
Rule change lets high school basketball coaches on court to break up a fight
Sport: Basketball (Boys)
Posted: May 15th, 2013 by T Nolette
By Ernie Clark..High school basketball head coaches will be allowed to come onto the court in an effort to break up a fight or keep a situation from escalating, according to a rule revision recently approved by the National Federation of State High School Associations.
Fransoso hit in eye by pitch; UMaine baseball team beats Boston College
Sport: University Of Maine Baseball
Posted: May 15th, 2013 by T Nolette
By Pete Warner..CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — Mike Fransoso realizes his baseball career could have ended Tuesday afternoon. The University of Maine senior is counting his blessings after he was hit in the right eye by a pitch during the first inning
Provost pitches unbeaten Foxcroft baseball team past Old Town
Sport: Baseball
Posted: May 15th, 2013 by T Nolette
By Ernie Clark..DOVER-FOXCROFT, Maine — A 10-day layoff unrelated to the whims of Mother Nature is a fairly rare occurrence for any team during the middle of the high school baseball season, when three games a week is the norm.
Dexter school district adds anti-hazing rules for overnight activities in wake of November incidents
Sport: Football
Posted: May 15th, 2013 by T Nolette
By Alex Barber..DEXTER, Maine — The SAD 46 board of directors have implemented new policies regarding hazing and overnight activities in the wake of several hazing incidents during a lockdown event at Dexter Regional High School last fall
Deja vu (all over again): Waynflete downs Cape once more
Sport: Lacrosse (Girls)
Posted: May 14th, 2013 by T Nolette
By Michael Hoffer..PORTLAND—The spell/curse lives. When the Waynflete girls' lacrosse team sees Cape Elizabeth on the other side of the field, everything still turns to gold, while the Capers are still trying to figure out why they can't beat the mighty Flyers.
You guessed it: another Fortier no-hitter
Sport: Baseball
Posted: May 14th, 2013 by T Nolette
By Tom Chard..FALMOUTH - Lefthander Thomas Fortier of Falmouth said he wouldn't have predicted he would throw a single no-hitter before the season. Just past the midway point of the regular season, he has thrown three of them.
Not so tame, these Tigers
Sport: Softball
Posted: May 14th, 2013 by T Nolette
By Steve Craig..WESTBROOK -- Playing the way a team on a seven-game winning streak should, the confident and fundamentally sound Biddeford High softball team made it eight straight Monday. The Tigers strung together six hits including a two-run homer
