Moving from wide receiver to running back will give the redshirt sophomore a bigger role in Maine’s offense.
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.
Posted inPortland Sea Dogs, Sports
MLB Network highlights Portland’s love for the Sea Dogs
‘Grass Routes,’ an MLB Network program, shows everything Mainers know about the relationship between the Sea Dogs and their fans.
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Posted inSports, Travis Lazarczyk
The Patriots are in rebuild mode, but drafting Will Campbell a start
The team still has a lot of holes, but left tackle was a good place to start.
Posted inSports, Tennis, Travis Lazarczyk, Varsity Maine
He coached Falmouth tennis for 53 years. Bob McCully now says his time is done.
The career of the longtime Falmouth High boys tennis coach should be celebrated.
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Sea Dogs pitchers racking up strikeouts
Portland leads minor league baseball with an average 13.03 strikeouts per nine innings.
Posted inSports, Travis Lazarczyk
Jonathon Piesik runs the Boston Marathon in his mother’s footsteps
The Cumberland native caught the marathon bug from his mother, who guides his every step.
Posted inHearts of Pine, Sports, Travis Lazarczyk
Hearts of Pine can learn from early season grind
After two losses in a row, there’s a break in the schedule, giving players and coaches time to reflect on what they’ve learned, Travis Lazarczyk writes.
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports
Maine men’s hockey slides in final poll of season
A loss in the first round of the NCAA tournament dropped Maine a few spots, but not out of the top 10.
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Cooper Flagg’s next move should be obvious
Even though the end of Duke’s season was abrupt, the Newport hoops phenom should move on to the NBA without hesitation.
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports, UMaine Sports
Alfond Arena renovations the biggest sign of UMaine’s commitment to upgrades
With many athletic department projects either complete or underway, the improvements at Maine’s most visible facility are a sign the school takes being the state’s lone Division I program seriously.