Coach Ray Edwards has at least one practice left before he trims the roster for Saturday’s opener.
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Auto Racing: A day of Wiscasset racing planned
More than 80 Maine drivers will compete Oct. 15 at a track without racing while for sale.
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Pirates are ready to rumble
Portland tops Manchester in a preseason finale marked by players trying to win a job.
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There’s no slowing down Clippers
Football: Yarmouth’s hard-to-stop running game proves too tough for Lisbon to contain in a matchup of Class C unbeatens.
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Girls’ Soccer Notebook: Cape Elizabeth proves it belongs
To everyone’s surprise but their own, the girls on the Cape Elizabeth High soccer team have gotten off to a great start. Going into Wednesday night’s game against Lake Region, the Capers were unbeaten and on top of the Heal Point ratings in Western Class A. “Before the season started, I said I wanted to […]
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Preseason is time to evaluate
Paring down a roster for the Pirates involves much of the Phoenix Coyotes organization.
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Taking a right for his hockey rite of passage for Pirates rookie
Ethan Werek proves in training camp that he won’t back down as a professional.
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Taking it up a notch at Pirates training camp
After a light first day in Portland, 33 players start competing today for a place in the Coyotes’ farm system.
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Pirates get help with the grading
The Coyotes send two staff members to help select the players for the Portland team.
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Coyotes send three players to Pirates
Portland gets goalie Justin Pogge and defensemen Dean Arsene and Tyler Eckford with more cuts to come.