Brett MacLean scores two more goals and Portland hands St. John’s a rare road loss, 4-3.
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Masters opts to leave Maine
All-America distance runner Riley Masters plans to transfer to the University of Oklahoma.
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Girls’ Hockey Notebook: From freshmen to seniors, it’s a turnaround for Brunswick
The Brunswick girls’ hockey team is doing more than picking up where it left off last season. It’s taking the program one or two steps further. A four-game win streak near the end of last season propelled Brunswick into contention for a tournament berth. It fell just short but the Dragons are starting early this […]
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Monarchs 2, Pirates 1: Yes, them again
Manchester beats Portland for the fifth time in seven games, and the second time in four days.
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Pirates Notebook: Pirates add fists, finesse
The two newest Portland Pirates are expected to help in very different ways. Center Patrick O’Sullivan is a dynamic offensive player, and Mike Hoffman, a 6-foot-5, 250-pound right wing, is in Portland to make sure skilled players such as O’Sullivan have the freedom to do what they do best. “He keeps the flies off,” Pirates […]
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High school preview: 25 wrestlers to watch
Josh Andrews, Massabesic junior: A third-place finisher at 215 at last season’s Class A meet, Andrews moves into the new weight class at 220. Jonathan Badger, Noble junior: Runner-up at 160 at last season’s Class A meet, Badger moves up to 172. Jake Bagley, Noble senior: A two-time Class A state champion, Bagley will compete […]
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High school preview:Wrestling is a family matter
Brothers Connor and Zach Sheehan have gotten closer by competing in the same sport.
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Boys’ Hockey Preview: A noble way to field a team
Wells and Noble have combined to form a co-op team, affording students a chance to keep playing.
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Pirates Notebook: Pirates view ugly reruns of bad trip
Normally, Portland Pirates Coach Ray Edwards tends toward the positive when he talks about his team, but he couldn’t find much to praise after last weekend’s horrible three-game trip. The Pirates traveled to Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, but they left their offense, power play and penalty kill behind. “I think we saw last weekend what the […]
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Pirates hope wins extend to the road
Portland has a five-game winning streak at home, but now comes the hard part.