Nearly 1,300 women participate Sunday in the 12th annual Tri For a Cure at SMCC.
Ian Ward
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Novices, veterans prepare for Sunday’s Tri for a Cure
The all-female triathlon, now in its 12th year, helped to raise more than $2 million in 2018 for the Maine Cancer Foundation.
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Wimbledon men: Nadal, Federer to meet for the 40th time
Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are still both at the top of their game as they meet in the semifinals.
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Cumberland/North Yarmouth stays alive in Little League District 6 championship
Cumberland/North Yarmouth tops Portland 16-1, setting up a decisive game on Thursday.
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Runners celebrate at L.L. Bean 4th of July 10K
More than a thousand runners compete in the 42nd annual race, which is won by Michael Gordon of Portland in 34 minutes.
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Soccer fans young and old pack pubs to cheer on U.S. women
Portland’s Old Port sports bars have become soccer-central during the team’s march to the Women’s World Cup title game.
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Sea Dogs pitcher Matt Kent relies on savvy, rather than speed
The left-hander has used an arsenal of seven pitches to post a 2.68 ERA for Portland this season.
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Girls’ outdoor track: Victoria Bossong, Cheverus
The sophomore won three events at the Class A state meet, and her best time in the 400 meters is nearly 3 seconds faster than any Maine schoolgirl ever.
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Runners crush course – and pints – at Old Port Half Marathon and 5K
A field of 5,500 runners – the largest in the nine years of the road race – take in scenic views of Portland and get to enjoy a few beers afterward.
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Old Port Half Marathon returns to Portland with modified 5K course
With a total of 5,000 runners entered in Saturday’s half marathon and 5K, the event is Maine’s second-largest road race.