GARDINER — Wins have been tough to come by for the Gardiner football team on its home field this season. And there was nothing easy about the Tigers’ 26-14 playoff victory against Brewer at Hoch Field on Friday night. The Tigers dominated time of possession but had trouble scoring inside the 10-yard line and weren’t able to pull away until late in the fourth quarter when quarterback Dennis Meehan threw a 23-yard strike to Josh Moore in the end zone.
October 2012
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Shostak’s pick helps Cony wrap up No. 2 seed
SOUTH PARIS — Chandler Shostak looked at Oxford Hills quarterback Ryan Godin, then to a receiver in motion and made a quick decision.
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Kennebec Journal local briefs, Oct. 26, 2012
AUGUSTA — Two people were sentenced this week in separate cases in Kennebec County Superior Court:
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WESTERN CLASS C BOYS SOCCER SEMIFINALS: Fitzgerald, Crocker each score 2 in win
FARMINGDALE — The Mt. Abram boys soccer team crowded the Hall-Dale offensive zone with players so the Bulldogs knew they would need to hustle, crash the net and take advantage of opportunities to score goals.
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Car lands in Dresden stream; driver walks away
DRESDEN — A driver was able to walk away Friday morning after her car went off the road on Route 128 near Perkins Road and landed in a shallow stream, according the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department.
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WESTERN CLASS D GIRLS SOCCER SEMIFINALS: Bobcats off to regionals once again
RICHMOND — The Richmond girls soccer team is back in a familiar place.
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Kennebec Journal area police log: Oct. 26, 2012
At 5:35 p.m., a Meadow Brook Road caller reported theft.
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WESTERN CLASS D BOYS SOCCER SEMIFINALS: Lakers knock out top-seeded Bobcats
RICHMOND — There’s a reason Greenville strikers Henry Hersey and Tristan Richards have combined for 62 goals this season. The two seniors have played together since middle school and are usually the two quickest players on the field.
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CLASS C FIELD HOCKEY STATE CHAMPIONSHIP: Winthrop tries to beat Lisbon for 3rd time this season
In each of the last two games, Winthrop and Lisbon prepared for unfamiliar opponents in the playoffs. When they meet today for the Class C state title, they won’t only be familiar, they’ll also be quite similar.
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Former backer seeks to replace current District 19 senator
It’s not every day that a candidate for elected office admits that he previously voted for his opponent.