Most sophomores would love to finish runner-up at the state individual golf championships. Not Luke Ruffing.
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HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Tourney’s message lives onon
AUGUSTA — It’s been 18 years since former Cony High School athlete Chrisanne Burns was killed in an automobile accident while home for Thanksgiving on college break.
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COLLEGE CONNECTIONS: Davis continues success at Williams
Wade Davis sought out Williams College because of its academic reputation, but it didn’t hurt that the liberal arts school in Williamstown, Mass., has a winning tradition in cross country and track.
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NBA D-LEAGUE: Red Claws waive Josh Jones
Josh Jones’ tryout with the Maine Red Claws ended this week when the 6-foot-4 guard and Jefferson native was waived by the Portland-based NBA Developmental League team.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL: Broncos, Cougars top KVAC A poll
Hampden Academy, with its returning trio of Christian McCue, Fred Knight and Logan Poirier, was selected as the top Class A basketball team in the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference coaches poll Friday.
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MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Johnson ready to step up at UMF
As valuable as Ben Johnson was while playing for the Maranacook Community High School basketball team, he seldom was considered its hardest worker.
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COLLEGE SPORTS: UMF winter sports previews
A capsule look at the University of Maine at Farmington winter sports teams.
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COLLEGE CONNECTIONS: Brennan shows versatility
Michael Brennan’s tried a variety of positions for the Maine Maritime Academy football team since arriving in Castine .
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UMA PREVIEW: Women boast strong lineup
The University of Maine at Augusta women’s basketball team welcomed back a former star as the Moose opened their season Wednesday night while the men are waiting for one of their key players to return from injury.
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CLASS D GIRLS SOCCER STATE CHAMPIONSHIP: Richmond girls win again
FALMOUTH — Richmond senior Danica Hurley and her teammates wouldn’t be denied a second straight Class D soccer state championship Saturday, even with Van Buren goalkeeper Ashley Wilson putting on an acrobatic show.