Remington has been Maranacook’s athletic director since 2019.
Jimmy James
Staff Writer
Jimmy covers sports for the Sun Journal, primarily contributing to the Varsity Maine team. He is from Hagerstown, Maryland, and graduated from the University of Richmond in May of 2025 with a B.A. in journalism and leadership studies. At Richmond, Jimmy spent over two years as sports editor of the student newspaper, The Collegian, and throughout his undergraduate journalism career had bylines in a number of local Virginia newspapers as well as several national sports sites. Prior to moving to Maine in January 2026, Jimmy had several previous ties to the state, having spent summers visiting family in Ogunquit and York Beach. He's a big fan of professional and college sports, especially the NBA, and is excited to continue this new adventure in Maine.
Monmouth softball hands Dirigo first loss
The Mustangs took to the scoreboard early against their Class C South opponent.
Edward Little boys lacrosse blitzes Maranacook/ Winthrop
The Red Eddies score seven goals in the first quarter en route to a decisive victory
Winthrop boys, Lisbon/Oak Hill girls claim MVC track titles
Takeaways from the Mountain Valley track and field championships
Thomas College will offer coaching degree
The Waterville school is set to roll out the Bachelor of Science in Coaching program in August.
Dirigo softball rolls to 10th win amidst dominant start to season
The Cougars’ success is a continuation of several consecutive postseason runs.
Hyde’s Marta Amoros Juan wins girls tennis singles state championship
Amoros Juan wins a tiebreaker in the second set to beat top-seed Emily Winkler of Thornton Academy.
Falmouth tennis duo claims girls doubles state championship
Helena Nelson and Cici Benson, the top-seeded pairing in the tournament, stay positive on their way to title.
Takeaways from Day 3 of the Maine singles tennis tournament
A venue change switches up the atmosphere as the singles tennis tournament continues.
Takeaways from Day 2 of the Maine tennis state tournaments
A mantra, a long trip and an international flair as players continue to make their way through first-round matches.