Paul Betit

Maine Mariners, Sports

Pirates keen to repeat road success at home

by Paul Betit November 9, 2011

Players are psyched for the upcoming homestand, hoping to reverse an early-season loss pattern.

Sports

Class B girls’ soccer: After all that, Yachtsmen still the best

by Paul Betit November 6, 2011

So many new players and even a new coach, and the result is another girls’ title.

News, Sports

Class C girls’ soccer: Central edges St. Dom’s in OT

by Paul Betit November 5, 2011

HAMPDEN — MacKenzie McHugh scored on a breakaway with 3:52 left in overtime to lift Central to its first Class C girls’ soccer state championship – a 2-1 win over St. Dominic Academy on Saturday at Hampden Academy’s Weatherbie Sports Complex. The Saints (14-4) opened the scoring in the 24th minute when Courtney Costello beat a […]

News, Sports

Class B girls’ soccer: Falmouth earns second straight state title

by Paul Betit November 5, 2011

HAMPDEN — Falmouth’s Alex Bernier found herself in the right place at the right time, and she made the most of the opportunity. Bernier put in a shot from about 10 yards out in the 22nd minute, and it was enough to give the Yachtsmen a 1-0 win against Presque Isle in the Class B […]

Sports

Football: Bangor leaves no doubt vs. Brunswick

by Paul Betit November 5, 2011

Eastern Class A: The Rams take control from the opening kickoff and cruise to a 42-14 semifinal victory.

Sports

Regional soccer finals:One goal decides Class A

by Paul Betit November 3, 2011

Windham captures its first boys’ soccer regional title by defeating top-ranked Scarborough, 1-0.

Maine Mariners, Sports

Portland Pirates’ break not a vacation

by Paul Betit November 2, 2011

Last-place Portland has plenty to work on after opening with three wins in nine games.

Sports

Waynflete’s soccer move:They’re puttin’ on the Fitz

by Paul Betit November 2, 2011

PORTLAND — The Waynflete boys’ and girls’ soccer teams will host Western Class C championship games today, but fans will have to go to Fitzpatrick Stadium to watch them play.

“Our parking can’t accommodate the kind of crowds those games will bring, and our fields are still wet,” Waynflete Athletic Director Ross Burdick said, explaining why both regional finals were moved from Fore River Fields on Hobart Street in Portland.