After earning a spot in the New England field when Connecticut passed, Brunswick will play in the semifinals.
Travis Lazarczyk
Columnist
Travis Lazarczyk has covered sports for the Portland Press Herald since 2021. A Vermont native, he graduated from the University of Maine in 1995 with a BA in English. After a few years working as a sports information director and in the ski industry, he began his journalism career at the Berlin (N.H.) Reporter in 1999. Prior to joining the Press Herald, Lazarczyk spent 20 years covering sports in central Maine at the Morning Sentinel and Kennebec Journal. He's been twice honored as the Maine Sportswriter of the Year by the National Sports Media Association.
Sidelines: Waterville’s tourney run ends in 11U Cal Ripken tournament
Team shows guts in fighting back in its final game, Travis Lazarczyk writes.
Sidelines: Heat plays a role in annual Lobster Bowl
Even with a later kickoff time and shorter quarters, the high temperatures were tough to ignore Saturday, writes Travis Lazarczyk.
Boxing: Brandon Berry, Justin Rolfe get back into the ring
Area fighters eager to return after long layoffs.
Oakland native Nick Mayo signs with Japanese pro basketball team
After playing well with the Miami Heat NBA Summer League squad, the Messalonskee graduate will now take his talent to Japan.
Football: Cony’s Hopkins keeps narrow focus for Lobster Bowl
After doing a little of everything for the Rams, outgoing senior can focus on catching balls Saturday in Saco.
Football: Cameron Winslow ready to be blocking machine at Lobster Bowl
Former Winslow lineman looks to have big game for East on Saturday in Saco.
Football: Lobster Bowl participants reflect on game’s meaning
Practices in the heat this week are for a great cause, athletes say.
Sidelines: Waterville golfer tests his skills at US Amateur qualifier
Playing against the best is the best kind of playing, Travis Lazarczyk writes.
Boys’ team Coach of the Year: Jake Rogers, Nokomis
He took over a football program coming off back-to-back winless seasons, and turned it into a state champion in just two years.