BRUNSWICK — The Skowhegan football team piled up its share of offensive statistics, but it wasn’t enough in a 36-14 loss to Brunswick in a Pine Tree Conference Class A win Friday night.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Stearns rallies to earn wild win over MCI
PITTSFIELD — In the span of about two and a half hours, Friday night’s game between Stearns and Maine Central Institute produced just about everything that can happen in a football game.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Messalonskee rolls by Lewiston
LEWISTON — The chant “Hoggies, Hoggies” erupted from the Messalonskee bench throughout Friday night’s game against Lewiston, an encouragement for the Eagles offensive line.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Mt. Blue rolls to victory over Madison
FARMINGTON — Chad Luker ran 61 yards for a score on Mt. Blue’s first offensive play of the game and set the tone for a 41-point first half in the Cougars’ Pine Tree Conference Class B game against Madison on Friday night at Kemp Field.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Lawrence dominates Bangor in early season matchup
FAIRFIELD — In recent years, a game between the Lawrence and Bangor high school football teams meant a showdown between two of the top teams in the Pine Tree Conference Class A division. Not this year. Not right now, anyway.
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COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Hamilton lifts Maine by Rutgers
ORONO — Annabelle Hamilton scored on a penalty stroke with 58 seconds remaining as the University of Maine field hockey team beat Rutgers 2-1 Friday afternoon.
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HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Milani’s 2 goals spark Mustangs to win
THOMASTON — Lorenzo Milani scored two second-half goals as Mt. View defeated Oceanside 4-1 in a Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class B boys soccer game Friday.
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Suitors abound for new Maine state liquor contract
AUGUSTA — Several companies are interested in competing for a new contract to be the exclusive wholesale distributor of liquor in Maine, state officials told the Legislature’s Appropriations Committee on Friday.
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Hoping to go viral, students focus on social media, videography in new Mid-Maine Technical Center class
WATERVILLE — Teacher Dave Boardman describes the new mass media communications program at Mid-Maine Technical Center as more like a college course than one for high school students.
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Idexx chairman uses products to illustrate good management
PORTLAND — Idexx Laboratories President and CEO Jonathan Ayers touted the company’s latest initiatives in diagnosing pet health on Friday, the morning after its stock closed at a record high.