Parker Morin tosses 5 2/3 innings of one-hit relief for Rams.
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.
Local Roundup: Dirigo baseball blanks Mt. Abram
Two pitchers combine for the Cougars’ shutout.
Photos: Runners gather in Oakland to fight sexual assault
The 12th annual One in Five 5K benefits the Sexual Crisis and Support Center.
Sidelines: The future success of a quarterback taken in 1st round of the NFL Draft is a coin toss
Sometimes it’s hard for teams to separate hype from reality, Dave Bailey writes.
Girls lacrosse: Brunswick handles Messalonskee in rematch
Eagles goalkeeper Shea Cassani makes eight saves in Eagles’ loss.
Local roundup: Cony softball drops season opener to Oceanside
AUGUSTA — Jordan Hoose had five hits as Oceanside defeated Cony 16-6 in the KVAC season opener for both teams Wednesday. Maddie Ripley added two hits for the Mariners (1-0), and Hayley Tufts earned the win in the circle. Torrie Webber and Olivia St Peter had two hits apiece for Cony (0-1).
High school lacrosse preview: Twists, turns and some unfinished business mark new season
An expanded schedule and a new foe — Houlton — are new to the state scene this spring.
Sidelines: Making a deal to keep Red Sox highs, also comes along with low points
The Red Sox have had a roller-coaster ride, but it’s easy to forget how things used to be, Dave Bailey writes.
Sidelines: The 2-goal lead is the most dangerous lead in hockey … or is it?
Coaches give their views, and Dave Bailey crunches the numbers.
Sidelines: From rookie cards to relics, an irreverent guide to baseball cards
The sportscard world has its own lexicon, which Dave Bailey isn’t afraid to skewer.