WATERVILLE — Waterville and Brunswick had barely finished all their Christmas desserts before they had to turn around and try again for their first win of the season. And while it’s too early to talk about must-win games, Monday morning’s game was one they both could have used.
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Waterville hockey loses to Brunswick, 3-1
WATERVILLE — The Waterville boys hockey team dropped to 0-5 on the season with a 3-1 loss to Brunswick Monday Morning at Alfond Rink. It was the first game of the 2011 Annual Christmas Tournament, but is the only one of the four games which counts in the Heal points standings. Brunswick improved to 1-2-1 […]
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HIGH SCHOOLS: Hoop Classic features good matchups
The Maine Principals’ Association rule limiting the number of non-countable dates a team can have in a season has certainly reduced the number of holiday tournaments involving central Maine teams.
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL: Pomerleau lifts Winslow
WINSLOW — It was a five-point game at halftime, but that was before Jordyn Pomerleau had the kind of quarter every player dreams about.
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COLLEGE SPORTS: Thomas hires graduate as new AD
WATERVILLE — Thomas College has plans that include new athletic fields on 50 undeveloped acres the school owns as part of the Waterville campus. Recently, the school spent a lot of time finding someone to lead that expansion and beyond.
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL: Pomerleau’s memorable night lifts Winslow past Mt. View
WINSLOW — Senior Jordyn Pomerleau scored 28 points, including 19 in the third quarter, to turn a close game into a one-sided one as Winslow defeated Mt. View, 56-27, in high school girls basketball action Thursday night. Winslow led 25-20 at halftime, but Pomerleau went 5-for-5 on 3-pointers in the third quarter. She made seven […]
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: Warriors push it in practice
Two-time defending Eastern B champion Nokomis is in the midst of a stretch where the Warriors are simply far too strong for their competition. Of its six games before the end of December, Nokomis plays only two teams with a .500 record. Against those two teams, the Warriors beat Winslow by 37 and Waterville by 30.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL: Mt. Blue falls short
FARMINGTON — It doesn’t matter where teams play. A lot of boys basketball games this season in the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class A are going to go down to the final possession.
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MATT DIFILIPPO — SIDELINES: Shostak legacy, record still stands
It’s a natural part of getting a little older, of course. Loud noises distract me a little more. I often ask my wife to repeat things. I use closed-captioning on my television a lot more often.
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL: Fast start lifts Tigers
GARDINER — It was part challenge, part request from Gardiner girls basketball coach Mike Gray: I’ve seen you come out great to start the second half, now let’s see you come out great to start the first.