With meets pushed to late February, teams still remain hopeful that some form of competition will be offered.
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Posted inField Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Field hockey wrap-up: Without playoffs, teams this season focused on the bright side
Players and coaches appreciated the chance to play in COVID-affected season, and set new goals for the fall.
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Posted inBoys Soccer, Girls Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine
Soccer wrap-up: Rule changes dominated the 2020 conversation
Some rules area coaches would be happy to keep for the future, while some others they’d be happy to see written into the history books for good.
Posted inVarsity Maine, Volleyball
Volleyball wrap-up: It was a different kind of game, but area teams made most of fall season
Coaches happy to have some sort of season, while holding out hope for possible “tweener” season in late winter.
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports, Times Record Sports
Maine collegiate athletes ride roller-coaster of emotions as pandemic impacts winter sports season
Many await decisions from conferences and schools, while some prepare for a season of no games.
Posted inBoys Soccer, Girls Soccer, Sports, Uncategorized, Varsity Maine
New rules for fall season give soccer a much different feel
Restrictions against slide tackling, walls on free kicks and loading the box on corners force teams to adjust.
Posted inSports, Varsity Maine
Gardiner Area High School suspends athletics after probable COVID-19 case reported
School will go to remote learning for the rest of the week, while athletic events, practices and after-school activities are halted.
Posted inSports, Varsity Maine
Local roundup: Monmouth boys soccer edges Maranacook
Skowhegan field hockey blanks MCI.
Posted inBoys Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine
Boys soccer: Cony, Gardiner boys are just right for one another
Two rivals offer different strengths, same philosophy on the field this fall.
Posted inField Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Field hockey: In close games, defending corners becomes the key
Stopping penalty corners – or even better, avoiding them altogether – can be the difference between winning and losing.