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Bowdoin men’s lacrosse looking to capture its first NESCAC title

The Polar Bears are one of a handful of Maine Division III lacrosse teams hosting conference tournaments this weekend.

The Bonny Eagle and Vanderbilt product is hitting and fielding well with Colorado’s High-A team.

The state featured some remarkable runners, jumpers and hurdlers this winter.

A few things stand out from the recently released 11-man schedules for this fall.

This year’s list includes Maine’s first co-ed New England champion since 2018.

Haytham Ramadan is the first St. Joseph’s College athlete to qualify for the NCAA Division III indoor track championships.

Bowdoin and Bates women will host during first and second rounds, while the Bates, Saint Joseph’s and UMF men and UMF women will hit the road.

Sen. Jim Libby, a Standish Republican running for governor, and the Maine Democratic Party faced separate ethics complaints tied to fundraising.

Yarmouth/Freeport finishes atop rankings after beating the best.

Brady Ouellette becomes the program’s first four-time state champion, and the Knights win their 16th state crown.