The Greyhounds welcomed another state champ, Leavitt, for a 7-on-7 flag game, and also honored its seniors Thursday.
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Girls soccer: Pair of strong teams from different classes embrace rare matchup
Monmouth/Winthrop (Class C) edges Richmond (Class D) in showdown between perennially tough programs.
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Former Bowdoin College basketball standout Maddie Hasson playing in Ireland
The 2020 Division III national player of the year excited to continue her career and education overseas.
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Morse turns to familiar face to guide boys basketball program
Assistant Christopher York promoted to head coach will replace the retired Tom Maines.
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Golf: Freeport rolls in Class B championship for program’s first title.
Orono prevails in Class C; Kempf and Haylock, Fahey and Flanagan individual champions.
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Local roundup: Brunswick field hockey edges Edward Little
Kelsey Sullivan notches two goals for Dragons.
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Soccer: For Hall-Dale and Richmond, it’s about the right midfield mix
A 1-1 draw on Friday illustrated the Bulldogs’ strength and shed light on Bobcats’ plight.
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Class A golf: Greely wins first Class A title since 1990
Bonny Eagle’s Remy Levin wins the girls championship, while Greely’s Andrew Klein takes the boys crown.
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Boys soccer: Rivals meet again, under different conditions this season
Brunswick topples Mt. Ararat on blustery day in Topsham.
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Sidelines: The 2020 pro baseball season was a coast-to-coast whirlwind for Sam Dexter
In this unusual summer, Oakland native played for three teams in two months to keep his professional baseball dream alive, Travis Lazarczyk writes.