With little to no preseason, coaches hope players prepare during summer for fall season.
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Football notebook: New-look Winthrop/Monmouth/Hall-Dale seeks momentum
Ramblers will be young at many positions this fall; New Maranacook head coach takes over strong roster.
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Field hockey: Central Maine Play Day sets tone for start of season
Teams from around the state can practice game situations — and get their groove on — at the annual Winslow High School event.
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Boys soccer: Syrian students learning more than just the sport at Waterville High
An Interpreter and a desire to learn have Arabic-speaking trio thriving with Purple Panthers.
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Vote today: Kennebec Journal Readers’ Choice 2023
From burgers to brews and dentists to credit unions, vote for your favorite Augusta-area businesses by October 13 for a chance to win a $50 Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce.
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Members of 1971 Augusta Little League squad reliving its past World Series ride
Some former players say they are pulling hard for Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond in Pennsylvania this week.
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Fiery coach Don Beckwith sets new tone in Cony boys soccer program
Players enjoying acclimation to ex-Maranacook coach’s practices, style of play.
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Auto racing: Beech Ridge Motor Speedway drivers find new home at Wiscasset Speedway
Once longtime Beech Ridge regulars, the Kennedy and McKeage families now make the long trek to compete regularly at Wiscasset.
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Future of Maine track and field shines at USATF 14U state championships
Augusta was packed Saturday as top youth athletes came to Cony High School.
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Sidelines: It’s time for the America East Conference to add football
The University of Maine’s current football conference, the Coastal Athletic Association, has become a bloated mess, Dave Bailey writes.