A possible sale or relocation of the Phoenix Coyotes should not have a major impact on their AHL affiliate.
Paul Betit
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Pirates’ coaches all coming back
Ray Edwards and his assistants receive contract extensions from the Phoenix Coyotes.
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Contracts of Portland Pirates coaching staff extended
The agreements cover the head coach, two assistant coaches, athletic trainer and equipment manager.
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Class B girls’ lacrosse: Waynflete remains champ
The Flyers receive a test but hold Yarmouth scoreless for a 20-minute stretch to repeat as state champions.
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Class A girls’ lacrosse: Cheverus claims first title
Cheverus has another close game with Massabesic, this time winning 8-7 for the state championship.
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H.S. lacrosse finals: Cheverus, Massabesic are well-matched
The Stags and Mustangs are used to tight battles and expect another in the Class A girls’ final.
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Local Motorsports: Crew chief goes back to his racing roots
Dale Shaw not only builds race cars, but he drives the cars he makes down Victory Lane, too. Shaw, 49, is entering his seventh season as crew chief on his son D.J.’s racing team, but he’s also back behind the wheel. A champion on the old NASCAR Busch North Series who now builds cars for […]
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Girls’ lacrosse: Clippers’ surge too much for Shipbuilders
Yarmouth breaks open a tight game with a big second half in the Eastern Class B final.
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Boys’ lacrosse: Second-half rally, and a repeat title for Cheverus
The Stags successfully defend their regional crown and will meet Scarborough again.
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Girls’ lacrosse: Kennebunk surprises Scarborough
The Rams will be in the Western Class A final after ending Scarborough’s reign.