The Newport native scores 21 points and makes a key play for Dallas during the extra period.
David Bailey
Staff Writer
David Bailey is a Maine native who joined the Central Maine Newspapers sports staff in August 2022 after three years on the news desk (where he continues to contribute). From 2003-19, David was the sports night editor at the Valley News, nestled on the Connecticut River between New Hampshire and Vermont. David, who grew up in Yarmouth and graduated from the University of Maine, lives in Augusta with his cat, Rufus, and chips away toward completing his 1973 Topps baseball set.
Posted inBoston Celtics, Sports
Brown, Pritchard pace Celtics past Clippers
Jaylen Brown scores 33 points and Payton Pritchard adds 30 as Boston wins its second straight game.
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Posted inMaine colleges, News, Sports
Colby women fall to MIT in NCAA Division III tournament
Natalie Barnouw’s penalty-kick goal lifts the Beavers.
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports
Bowdoin men’s soccer advances in NCAA D-III tourney
Tyler Huck’s two goals help the Polar Bears reach the third round, where they will face NESCAC rival Connecticut College.
Posted inField Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Foxcroft blitzes Spruce Mountain, returns to top of Class C field hockey
The Ponies cap an undefeated season with their first Gold Ball since 2019.
Posted inSports
Mariners hand Reading Royals first regulation loss
Five different players scored for Maine, which stretched its point streak to five games.
Posted inSports
Mariners rally in 3rd period, but fall to Nailers in OT
Wheeling’s Logan Pietila scores in the extra session to spoil Maine’s third-period comeback from two goals down.
Posted inSports
Mariners suffer shutout in home opener
Four different Reading players score in a lopsided win.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Patriots rout Titans in coach Mike Vrabel’s return to Tennessee
Drake Maye throws for 222 yards and two touchdowns as New England wins its third straight game.
Posted inNews
Red Sox end regular season; Yankees next in AL Wild-Card series
José De León pitched a career-high 6 2/3 innings in his first outing in two years to help the Boston Red Sox to a 4-3 victory over the Detroit Tigers that clinched the AL Central title for the Cleveland Guardians