Sean Griffin of Scarborough is putting together a road race to aid the South Portland Food Cupboard.
Rachel Lenzi
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Track and Field Notebook: Greely’s Foley Invitational provides preseason warmup
Conference track and field meets for the Southern Maine Activities Association and the Western Maine Conference are scheduled to begin this week, but a handful of teams have already gotten a head start on the outdoor track season. Competitors from 10 teams in all three track classifications competed in the Tom Foley Invitational on April […]
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Tigers’ hitters break through
Biddeford scores five runs in the last three innings to win its softball season opener.
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Track and field preview: 20 athletes to watch
BOYS Patrick Ciez, Windham, senior, jumps: The defending Class A champion in the high jump (6-5) also can score in the long and triple jumps. Alec Dunn, Falmouth, junior, hurdles: Won the 110-meter hurdles and helped the Yachtsmen score in the 400 and 1,600 relays at last year’s Class B state meet. Will […]
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Track and field preview: Capers’ team is small but talented, and having fun
Cape Elizabeth remains a force in Class B with a core of athletes who also recruit within the school.
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Track and field preview: 10 teams to watch
GIRLS 1. Scarborough The Red Storm will be defined again by their depth and versatility. Jenny Snyder and Abby Chick can compete in multiple events. Scarborough has won three of the last four Class A championships by accumulating points through depth. At last year’s Class A championships, the Red Storm won only two events – […]
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Pirates try to regroup on the road
Recovering from a 2-0 series deficit is certainly possible, but Manchester has momentum.
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There was plenty of heat for a game played on ice
It’s playoff hockey time for the Pirates, and that means more physicality than the regular season.
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As the Pirates sat back, Monarchs went forward
Portland fails to match the desperation shown by Manchester late in the playoff opener.
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Pirates have it covered(The goal, that is)
Even if starter Jhonas Enroth remains sidelined, Portland opens the playoffs with quality in goal.