Five-time track champion directing competition instead of being part of it.
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UMaine football coach seeks urgency as preseason camp opens
The Black Bears, who finished 2-9 last season, have new coordinators on offense and defense under second-year head coach Jordan Stevens.
FIFA Women’s World Cup soccer tournament not must-see TV for everyone
While local players have difficult time watching 3 a.m. games, there’s still an appreciation for team’s impact for female athletes.
Sale of Kennebec Journal, Morning Sentinel to national nonprofit is finalized
The newspapers formerly known as Masthead Maine are now part of the Maine Trust for Local News.
Maine’s college football coaches eager for 2023 season to kick off
At luncheon Monday, coaches representing the state’s seven collegiate programs say continued growth is the goal.
Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond rolls to Little League Baseball state championship
Kayden Oliver pitches a no-hitter and strikes out 13 in a 12-0, five-inning victory over Augusta.
Soccer: Still growing, Western Mountain Classic provides for special summer send-off
Annual 7-on-7 tournament, which began Friday and concludes Sunday, has grown to 56 teams.
Half Ironman triathlon athletes ready for grueling event in Augusta
Competitors from near and far check in for the event with modest expectations.
Field hockey: Reigning state champs take on new looks at Victories over Violence
Retooling after personnel losses, Skowhegan, Lawrence, Winthrop showcase new(ish) rosters.
Senior Legion teams stay alive, battle through tough conditions in state tournament
Franklin County, Ware Butler of Oakland look to keep it going in Augusta.