The Blazes held the lead for a while, but couldn’t persevere in the end.
Adam Birt
Adam Birt covers fewer schools now than when he kicked off his time as a reporter and photographer in January 2013 - a development for which he is eternally grateful, since it yokes him with far less stress. He holds a BA from Colby in computer science, an MFA from USM in creative writing and a BA from USM in philosophy. He hasn't read Ulysses yet, though he does own two copies, nor has he read Infinite Jest (yet, but again: two copies). He has read Moby Dick, though. He says of it, "This book is good. The lessons in butchering marine life get wearisome, but the whale wins in epic fashion. You'd think more sports teams would choose 'The White Whales' as their mascot."
Boys Soccer: Gorham over Windham 3-0
It took the Rams a little while to heat up, but they finished decisively against the Eagles.
Field Hockey: Bonny Eagle earns heartening win versus Windham
The Scots began the day 1-7-1; their triumph over a strong Eagles squad felt like a bit of a statement.
Football: Bonny Eagle comes from behind to topple Oxford Hills
The Scots trailed 21-12 at halftime, but scored 21 unanswered points in the latter quarters for a 33-21 triumph.
Volleyball: Windham challenges, but Rams persevere
Gorham split the first two sets with the Eagles, then won the next two sets – and the match.
Girls Soccer: Out-of-sorts G-NG falls to Cape
Gray looked uncharacteristically weak in the midfield, allowing Cape to control the action.
Boys Soccer: Patriots wallop Wells on seven second-half goals
Josh Michaud posted a hat trick in the big G-NG W.
Football: Lake Region gives up shocking first half to Freeport, falls hugely
The Lakers relinquished touchdown after touchdown in the game’s uphill quarters – but upped their ante after halftime.
Girls Soccer: Gorham batters Deering 5-0
Gorham took a while to warm up, but once they did, they scored in a torrent.
Boys Soccer: Westbrook battles back, earns tie with Noble
Down 2-0 after a sloppy first half, the Blazes recovered on Jacob Thornton and Yahya Altaie goals.