Raiders score twice in second half to down Ramblers; Richmond sweeps Valley.
Bill Stewart
Bill Stewart has been the sports editor at the Morning Sentinel and Kennebec Journal since 2014. During his tenure as sports editor, the papers have received national recognition from the Associated Press Sports Editors. A Massachusetts native, he graduated from the University of Maine in 1999 with a BA in Journalism. He began his journalism career as a sports reporter at the Berkshire (Pittsfield, Massachusetts) Eagle in 1999. He also worked at the Republican-American (Waterbury, Connecticut) and Eagle-Tribune (Lawrence, Massachusetts). In his free time, he enjoys adventures with his family, reading and a good game of cribbage.
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Local roundup: Oak Hill field hockey subdues Boothbay
Temple boys and girls soccer teams get past Vinalhaven.
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Local roundup: Lawrence boys soccer holds off Erskine
Cam Jordan scores three goals for Bulldogs in victory.
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Local roundup: Dirigo edges Winthrop for MVC golf title
Jay Brock and Kaden Works each score a goal for the Purple Panthers.
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Local roundup: Winthrop field hockey downs Dirigo
Maddie Perkins’ goal with no time left on clock lifts the Ramblers.
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Local roundup: Rangeley boys soccer edges Temple in 2OT
Lakers rally from 1-0 deficit to pull put D South victory.
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Local roundup: Winthrop girls soccer rolls past Carrabec
WilsonFalcone scores all 4 goals to power Ramblers
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Girls soccer: NYA holds off Richmond
Natalie Farrell scores game’s lone goal to lift the Panthers.
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Local roundup: Waterville girls soccer blanks Belfast; Hall-Dale boys upend Oak Hill
Skowhegan girls soccer rallies past Cony in KVAC A action.
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Field hockey: Morse pulls away from Maranacook
Shipbuilders shake off some early nerves, then put Black Bears away.