Lindsey Folsom fell short of her goal of clearing 11-feet, 6-inches in the pole vault, so there might be a tinge of disappointment when she talks about her season. Still, the Cony junior feels the strides she has made will pay off this spring and ultimately help her reach her desired height.
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MORNING SENTINEL GIRLS INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Brown sets high standard for Panthers
Before the start of the indoor track and field season, Bethanie Brown looked at the state records in her events and wasn’t sure she had a realistic chance to run those times.
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KENNEBEC JOURNAL BOYS INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Dedication to weight room pays off for Dang
Luke Dang admits he never enjoyed weight training.
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SCOTT MARTIN: Run truly a gift
The sound of bagpipes and drums echoed in the background. Men and women wearing plastic green top hats, green feather boas and green beaded necklaces shouted to no on in particular, saying nothing of importance. Children, with their hair colored green, held Mom or Dad’s hand tightly as they worked their way through a crowd of people.
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EASTERN A BOYS HOCKEY: Blue Devils too much for Rams
LEWISTON — Matt Swan faced shot after shot early in the first period of an Eastern Maine Class A semifinal boys hockey game Saturday afternoon. And in the early going, the Cony senior goalie stopped shot after shot against Lewiston.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HOCKEY PLAYOFFS: Lewiston knocks off Cony
Kyle Lemelin had two goals and an assist as top-ranked Lewiston beat No. 4 Cony 9-0 in an Eastern A semifinal at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee.
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WESTERN D BOYS BASKETBALL: Forest Hills gets help with prep work
The Forest Hills boys basketball team has eight players on its roster. None of them are listed taller than 6-foot-3.
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WESTERN CLASS D GIRLS BASKETBALL: Letarte rebounds, putback lifts Rangeley
AUGUSTA — Vinalhaven was hanging around and two Rangeley players had fouled out. That’s when Tori Letarte made what Rangeley coach Heidi Deery called the play of the game.
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WESTERN D GIRLS BASKETBALL: Rangeley advances to West D final
AUGUSTA — No. 2 Rangeley held on to beat No. 6 Vinalhaven 54-46 Thursday to earn a berth in the Western D regional final.
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WESTERN BOYS BASKETBALL: Forest Hills survives late run to reach final
AUGUSTA — A lead that was once as big as 15 points was down to four when Forest Hills star Evan Worster fouled out of the game with 2 minutes, 22 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter.