Mt. Abram tournament gives teams chance to play, camp out and bond before hands-off period.
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After training, buildup, athletes ready for Maine Ironman 70.3 triathlon
70.3-mile half-triathlon set for Sunday afternoon across capital region.
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Men’s basketball: Lawrence graduate Mason Cooper finds second home at Eastern Kentucky University
Former Bulldogs standout recently promoted to Director of Basketball Operations for Colonels.
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Mapping out the Ironman 70.3 Triathlon course in Augusta took months to complete
Competitors will swim in the Kennebec River to begin the race before the biking and running portions.
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Little League: Augusta 12U All-Stars well-positioned for state title run
Team has clear path to reach championship game Saturday in Waldoboro.
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Sidelines: Retiring World Wrestling Entertainment CEO Vince McMahon leaves behind complicated legacy
Pro wrestling kingpin was responsible for WrestleMania and the Attitude Era, but career was also full of controversies.
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Central Maine field hockey teams come together for Victories over Violence fundraiser
Fundraiser to fight domestic violence was set to smash fundraising goals.
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Clinton native Keith Chesley embraces new role in Virginia Military Institute men’s basketball program
Former Lawrence, UMaine-Augusta standout continues career as Division I assistant coach.
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Interest in American Legion baseball continues to dwindle across state
As alternative summer baseball options become more attractive, the number of Legion teams in Maine are shrinking.
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Youth baseball: Waterville area ready to host Cal Ripken 12U World Series
Waterville and Oakland will host the 12-team tournament, which runs from Aug. 4-14.