Seven players on this year’s roster are immigrants or children of immigrants and are eager to find their footing in the American sport.
Haley Jones
Staff Writer
Haley has been with the Sun Journal sports department since November 2023. She graduated from Occidental College in Los Angeles in May 2022 with a degree in international relations. Haley also played lacrosse for the Tigers, so naturally, her love of sports led her to pursue a permanent sports journalism role. Before her move to Maine, she previously worked as a general assignment reporter in Lancaster, S.C., covering education, city council, crime and business. Haley is a native southerner, born and raised in Alpharetta, Georgia, so don’t be surprised when she slips the occasional “y’all” into her interview questions.
Maranacook girls soccer dominates Winthrop in C South quarterfinal
Caroline Harper scores three goals to lift the Black Bears past the Ramblers.
Monmouth boys soccer conquers Winthrop at home
The Mustangs were relentless on offense in a late-season matchup against the Ramblers.
Spruce Mountain field hockey’s strong start fuels win over Winthrop
The Phoenix defeated the four-time defending state champion Ramblers for the second time this season.
Listen to Lewiston field hockey’s Maddie Andrews mic’d up before game
Watch and hear the junior warm up with teammates before the Blue Devils faced Skowhegan.
Messalonskee field hockey knocks off Winthrop
The Class A Eagles score two second-half goals to beat the Class C Ramblers.
This Lewiston High senior can’t hear, but her life could soon change
Madilyn Moreau, who competes in field hockey and track, is having surgery that she hopes will help treat a rare condition she has had since birth.
What’s a libero? Overlooked position critical to Maine volleyball teams’ success
The defensive position is highly respected in the sport, but often flies under the radar.
Meet the 8 central Maine volleyball players to watch in 2025
This list of the area’s top returning players features big hitters and defensive diggers.
Here’s a look at the central Maine volleyball teams in 2025
The biggest change in the area is Gardiner’s move from Class B to Class C.
 
				
 
				 
				 
				 
				 
				 
				 
				 
				