When Mt. Blue won four games last winter, it was a breakthrough. After all, the previous two seasons combined, the Cougars had won exactly once.
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MORNING SENTINEL GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Shaw proves she’s a star in basketball, too
For years, people have known Marissa Shaw could be something special as a field hockey player. Shaw will be playing that sport at the University of Maine this fall, but this winter was more evidence that she’s something special as a basketball player as well.
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COLLEGE CONNECTIONS: Jones back on the field
Whitney Jones is finally (finally) at the point where she can play Division I softball. Getting back to where she was is a little different story. That process has been going on for about a year and a half. In her senior year at Skowhegan Area High School, Jones injured her foot in a preseason […]
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COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Terriers confident after successful trip
Thomas College hasn’t played a baseball game since spending a week in Arizona. The Terriers were 5-6 on the trip, and coach Greg King was thrilled
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SNOWMOBILING: Duo finishes 2nd in Cain’s Quest
Tim Lessard is pretty sure why he has done the Cain’s Quest Snowmobile Endurance Race three times in four years.
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL: Winslow’s Nadeau decides to resign
For Tom Nadeau, it became evident this was the time to step down. Nadeau resigned last week as girls basketball coach at Winslow High School. The Black Raiders were 76-40 under Nadeau in six seasons, posting winning records and making the playoffs all six years.
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COLLEGE SPORTS: Rowing fills void for Notre Dame’s Murphy
Kelsey Murphy says all freshman girls at the University of Notre Dame get the letter. The gist of it is, if you’re tall and athletic, please think about joining the rowing team.
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HIGH SCHOOL SPRING SPORTS: Carrabec back in varsity ranks
After years at varsity status, Carrabec played a JV baseball schedule last spring. The goal, coach Troy Dunphy said, was to eventually get back to varsity play.
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MORNING SENTINEL BOYS SWIMMERS OF YEAR: Messalonskee’s Conover continues to excel
When you’re as good as Arthur Conover, the expectations are always getting higher. Fortunately, Conover loves pressure.
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COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Daniels returns, gives Beavers boost
BY MATT DIFILIPPO Staff Writer Whatever the University of Maine at Farmington women’s lacrosse team does this season, it will be easier now that Amie Daniels is back in the lineup. Daniels, a senior midfielder, missed all but three games last spring with a severe ankle sprain. The Lewiston native sat out UMF’s first game […]