High school athletes start on the rite of practice: Drills and fundamentals. OK, everybody take a lap.
Tom Chard
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Golf: Tournament honors Winston
The most popular golf tournament in York County for 45 years has a new name. Formerly the Tri-City Classic, it is now the Tom Winston Memorial Tri-City Classic. Winston, who died last April at 93, was one of the founders of the tournament and its leading proponent. The tournament’s charity (scholarships for high school students […]
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Remembering C. Nels Corey, a can-do-it-all coach, player
Corey, who died Sunday, was outstanding as a Bowdoin player, then as a football coach.
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Teammates remember former Bowdoin coach, athlete Nels Corey
Corey, who died Sunday at age 98 in Gardiner, is remembered as an organized coach who cared deeply for his players.
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The Tide’s out with a loss
Old Orchard Beach is bounced from the playoffs, but the manager expresses optimism for next season.
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Golf: Golfer’s birdies working to help Maine junior program
Gavin Dugas of Pittsfield is raising money this summer for the Maine State Golf Association’s junior program through his participation in “Birdies For Charity” as part of the American Junior Golf Association’s Leadership endeavor. Dugas, 16, will be a junior at Maine Central Institute, where he is a member of the golf team. Dugas played […]
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Northeast Regional: Windham’s tested going into a big test
Windham had to win five straight to take the state Legion title, and now the region’s best teams await.
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Kannegieser gets Maine Junior win after years of dreaming
Will Kannegieser has wanted to be the Maine Junior champ since age 10 and now he is.
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No mercy from champs
After four nail-biters, the Windham Merchants are all business in the Legion championship game.
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Windham wins American Legion state baseball title
Windham advances to the Northeast Regional Tournament in Middletown, Conn.