No. 2 Eagles needed some big plays late to hold off the No. 3 Phoenix.
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Boys soccer: North Yarmouth Academy scores two goals in second half to beat Richmond
Panthers score two goals in five-minute span with under 20 minutes to go.
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Mary E passenger files lawsuit against Bath museum over schooner capsize
The suit claims the museum is liable for injuries and damages because the vessel wasn’t seaworthy and was steered by untrained staff who failed to conduct safety procedures.
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Eight-man football teams prepping for regional semifinals
Waterville set to host MDI; Morse and Mt. Ararat/Hyde enter weekend fresh off bye weeks.
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Girls soccer: Messalonskee scores early, hangs on to beat Mt. Ararat in Class A North quarterfinals
No. 5 Messalonskee rides two-goal first half to upset No. 4 Mt. Ararat.
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Field hockey: Late surge propels Mt. Ararat past Mt, Blue and into A North semifinals
Eagles break scoreless tie with goals late in second half to pull out tough victory.
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Football: Freeport runs past Oak Hill in rain-filled affair
Falcons use ground game to advantage in win over Raiders
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Girls’ soccer: Freeport shuts out Gardiner to reach B South quarterfinals
Four players score for the No. 7 Falcons, who pulled away from No. 10 Gardiner in the second half.
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Coaching your child can be a memorable experience — but it has its challenges, too
Parent coaches and student-athletes reflect on the experience of competing together in high school sports.
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Two Bowdoinham Select Board candidates vie for seat, want to focus on town’s development
One candidate is running for his third three-year term, while another longtime Bowdoinham resident hopes to take the seat.