Abshir Horor of Waynflete has adapted quickly to a move from sprinter to distance runner.
Rachel Lenzi
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For high school runners, it’s tough to stay on track
For several local high schools, finding training facilities for outdoor track is no easy matter.
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Thomas sees fertile ground for developing hockey skills
Bruins goalie Tim Thomas wants to see hockey thrive in New England, and his camps are his contribution.
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Capers’ pitcher shuts down York
Rob Macdonald tosses a one-hitter as Cape Elizabeth stays unbeaten with a 5-1 victory.
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Dogs get efficient victory
Portland thwarts Binghamton scoring chances and makes good use of its own for a win.
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UMaine baseball: A stick-to-it victory
The Black Bears get good pitching and timely hitting, especially in an eighth-inning rally that beats the Huskies.
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Track Notebook: Scheduling experiment results in a few twists
Last week’s outdoor track schedule marked a change for southern Maine — five meets brought together schools from all three classes in regular-season competition. Typically, these schools only compete against each other at invitationals or New England championship meets. But for the first time in recent years, schools from the 17-team Southern Maine Activities Association […]
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Fryeburg Academy’s offense is a hit
Unbeaten Fryeburg Academy continues to produce at the plate, and sends Gray-New Gloucester to its first softball loss.
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A Soccer Team Debuts: Players get to keep playing, dreaming in Portland
The area’s new soccer team will open its 16-game schedule Sunday at Deering High.
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Black Bears’ hockey facing few pushovers
The men’s hockey team’s nonconference schedule for next season includes four NCAA tourney teams.