From slow play to a rain delay, final round showed the importance of having a mental edge.
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Golf: Bosdosh overcomes Manuel, Barbin to win Charlie’s Maine Open title
Clarksburg, Maryland, PGA pro overcomes early struggles to claim two-stroke win.
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Sidelines: In a short time, Messalonskee’s Jacob Moody aces the golf scene
Despite playing competitive golf for less than three years, the senior recently earned a scholarship to Division I Le Moyne College in New York.
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2023 central Maine high school sports fall season wrap-ups
Several central Maine teams enjoyed deep runs to postseason glory.
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2023 golf wrap-up: Standout individuals highlight competitive season in central Maine
Messalonskee’s Jacob Moody, Gardiner’s Jack Quinn were among state’s elite in 2023.
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Golf: Falmouth High (Class A), St. Dom’s (Class C) capture state titles
Brunswick’s Will Farschon wins the individual title in Class A, while Fort Kent’s Kaden Theriault takes individual honors in Class C.
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Golf: State championships to see familiar foes, new teams battle for titles
Brunswick, Scarborough, Falmouth and Thornton Academy are back as favorites in Class A, as is Maranacook in Class C, while Freeport and Nokomis should contend in Class B.
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Golf: Freeport’s Spaulding, Leavitt’s Haylock win Class B titles for third time
Presque Isle captures its first team championship, holding off Freeport, Nokomis, Yarmouth and Cony.
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Golf: Brunswick, Nokomis rise to top, secure KVAC titles
The Dragons, who previously qualified for the Class A championships, shoot 311 as a team, while Warriors finish with a 329.
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Golf: Brunswick, Nokomis rise to top, secure KVAC titles
The Dragons, who previously qualified for the Class A championships, shoot 311 as a team, while Warriors finish with a 329.