Tom Chard

Golf: Martin Classic’s success a testament to its namesake

by Tom Chard June 26, 2011

The Don Martin Classic, held each June at Prouts Neck Country Club in Scarborough, has grown in popularity in its five-year history. The tournament already has a waiting list for next year, according to its director, Gregg Frame. This year’s tournament had 120 players and 70 volunteers. The tournament is named for Don Martin, who […]

Sports

A rebirth – and a chance re-ignite the spark

by Tom Chard June 25, 2011

The return of the Maine Sabers gives former college and high school players the opportunity to return to a sport they love.

Sports

Maine Open: Surprisingly, a playoff

by Tom Chard June 23, 2011

Michael Carbone wins the title after a double bogey by Shawn Warren on 18 results in a playoff.

Sports

Maine Open: It’s tee for two

by Tom Chard June 22, 2011

On a challenging layout such as the Falmouth Country Club, it helps to have course knowledge. It also doesn’t hurt to be one of New England’s hottest players.

Sports

Course ready for Charlie’s Maine Open

by Tom Chard June 21, 2011

The Falmouth Country Club has benefited from the weather for the start of the Maine Open.

Sports

Golf: Falmouth will test Maine Open field

by Tom Chard June 19, 2011

The Charlie’s Maine Open gets going Tuesday with a field of just under 150 players and a new site — the challenging Falmouth Country Club. The tournament’s pro-am will be played Monday. Players will cover 36 holes with a Wednesday finish. Overall, this is the 93rd Maine Open and the second year with a June […]

Sports

Class A Baseball: Yes, Cheverus gets first state title

by Tom Chard June 19, 2011

Peter Potthoff’s hitting and Joey Royer’s pitching carry the Stags to a 9-1 victory against Lewiston in the Class A final.

News

Cheverus cruises past Lewiston for Class A baseball title

by Tom Chard June 18, 2011

Cheverus won its first Class A baseball state championship with a 9-1 victory over Lewiston on Saturday afternoon at Morton Field in Augusta. Peter Potthoff sparked the offense with two doubles, a homer and five RBI, and left-hander Joey Royer pitched a five-hitter and struck out seven. Cheverus finished at 18-2.