The Cape Elizabeth forward followed his brother, and both of his parents played basketball.
Tom Chard
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Boys’ basketball:Cheverus Stags’ depth leads to victory
Cheverus flexed its defense and depth, and got its fast break going in the second half Tuesday night to pull away from Thornton Academy for a 52-37 victory in an SMAA boys’ basketball game.
The Stags (7-0) used an 18-4 run spanning the third and fourth quarters – including 14 straight points – to put the game away.
Peter Gwilym, Joe Savino and Connor O’Neill sparked the Stags’ surge.
Gwilym, playing with four fouls, had three baskets in the final quarter. He scored off a long pass from Savino, then was on the spot with two other layups in the frontcourt.
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Making up for lost time
Thornton Academy’s James Ek, slowed by a concussion suffered in football, is finally back on track.
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A Heal foothold
Deering gets a victory it very much needed, collecting a bundle of Heal points by sending Thornton to its first setback.
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Boys’ Basketball Roundup: It’s time to use a shot clock and end those yawners
It may be time for a shot clock in Maine high school basketball. When you look at the number of low-scoring games, a shot clock, say a 35-second one, could be the answer to jump-start offenses. There have been a number of low-scoring games this season. It’s no mystery that fans would much rather watch […]
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Linemen finally get to shine
Eleven nominees are named for the first Gaziano awards for Maine high school linemen.
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Deering’s Sutton promoted
Assistant coach Mark Sutton is selected to replace Mike Coutts as head baseball coach.
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Keegan Hyland decides to swap schools
Keegan Hyland of South Portland has left Gonzaga and is looking for a program closer to home.
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Red Riots’ hire new baseball coach who’s no Maine newcomer
Mike Owens, a former standout at Gorham High, takes over the SP baseball program.
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Boys’ basketball: Western Class Bis so up in the air
Theo Bowe scored a career-high 34 points and Cape Elizabeth forced 24 turnovers Tuesday, pulling away to a 55-41 victory against Greely in a Western Maine Conference boys’ basketball game.
Cape (5-1) handed Greely (5-1) its first loss of the regular season and signaled that Western Class B could be wide open. Cape’s loss was to Yarmouth, a team the Rangers beat handily.
“Taking nothing away from Yarmouth, but against us they shot lights out and we didn’t play well,” said Bowe.