Bayside Little League is chosen to receive funding for field renovations, coaches’ training and community outreach.
Rachel Lenzi
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Elite WomenIt’s Chepkurui, and how
Lineth Chepkurui pours it on late and puts away Wude Ayalew by more than seven seconds as both runners better the 4-year-old record for the event.
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Sea Dogs sputter again
Another slow start, more missed opportunities, and a series-ending loss to Bowie at Hadlock.
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Sea Dogs get plenty of chances, not much production
Portland falls short in clutch situations, and Bowie takes advantage to post a 6-3 victory.
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It’s a building experience
Bruins goalie Tim Thomas tries to give youngsters a solid foundation in the basics at his hockey camp.
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He’s honored, but not awed
Brian Dumoulin of Biddeford will join fast company trying out for a national hockey team.
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Back puts her in front
Kristin Kannegieser recovers on the back nine for the best score of the day and a two-stroke lead.
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Summer camp
Farrah Douglas is back in Brunswick, as part of a U.S. women’s rugby team camp.
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A clear winner, despite a foggy swim
Nick Daly, a 20-year-old from Cape Elizabeth, wins his second consecutive Peaks to Portland swim.
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Daly, Desrosiers top finishers in Peaks to Portland
PORTLAND – Nick Daly of Cape Elizabeth and Kristen Desrosiers of Gorham were the top men’s and women’s finishers this morning in the YMCA’s 29th Cyrus Hagge Peaks to Portland Swim. Daly won his second consecutive Peaks to Portland, completing the 2.4-mile swim from Peaks Island to Portland’s East End Beach in 45 minutes, 22 seconds. […]