Spring sports playoffs can be challenging for seniors who have graduated and are ready to move on.
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Westbrook native’s dream about to come true at NHL draft
Defenseman Carter Amico is projected to be selected in the second round of the NHL draft before heading to Boston University.
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Ali statue in Lewiston is a reminder to always fight
The statue unveiled Saturday afternoon in Lewiston is a reminder of the biggest sporting event in state history.
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The Red Sox are a mess. Maybe 2026 will be better
As the team sputters along, it should start looking toward the future.
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Brothers finally get chance to play together with Sea Dogs
Zach Ehrhard was promoted to Portland this weekend, putting him on the same team as his brother, Drew, for the first time.
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The mental approach is the focus at this softball camp
With her second Mental Edge Softball Camp, Oakley McLeod is passing on the best help to the next generation of softball players, Travis Lazarczyk writes.
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Women’s pro-am soccer team becomes more ‘Maine’ in third season
With Maine producing more Division I-caliber players, Maine Footy is trying to build its roster with in-state talent.
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Former UMaine receiver Montigo Moss looks forward after NFL tryout
A minicamp invitation from the Vikings, the team for which his father starred, was just the first step in trying for a pro football career.
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For Sea Dogs, Mom was a big part of making it to pro ball
On Mother’s Day, Portland players show appreciation for the women who have been there every step of the baseball journey.
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Cut from high school team, this Sea Dogs pitcher perseveres
Tyler Uberstine has had to prove doubters wrong and overcome injury to make it to Double-A.