The Rangers defeat Falmouth, helping to atone for a state title it failed to win last season.
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Baseball Notebook: Windham stepping up to join the elite in the SMAA
In the SMAA, there are several good baseball teams but none dominant, at least not yet. “There’s a lot of parity in the league,” said first-year Windham Coach Brody Artes. “There are six or seven teams who could come out on top.” Count Windham as one of those teams. The Eagles have a core of […]
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Windham uses strong pitching to down Portland
Nate Boyle allows five hits and the Eagles win their fifth straight after an opening setback, 2-0.
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High school baseball: Last year stays in past for Portland
The Bulldogs show all facets of their game against Thornton, and move within one of last season’s victory total.
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Golf: Big plans in place for summer play by Maine chapter
The Maine chapter of the New England PGA recently held their spring meeting. The state’s directors of golf, head pros and assistants who strive to make the game more enjoyable used the meeting to release their tournament schedule, announce their chapter awards and promote a couple of national junior tournament qualifiers in the state. The […]
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For Scarborough, a pitcher-perfect day
Ben Greenberg of Scarborough takes advantage of a sunny afternoon to toss a three-hit shutout.
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Baseball Notebook: Powers supplies the power for Cheverus on the mound
Mitchell Powers of Cheverus opened the season by pitching a four-hitter with 11 strikeouts in a victory against Bonny Eagle. On Tuesday, Powers had a couple of big hits in a 10-0 win over Sanford. After graduating pitchers Louie DiStasio and Harry Ridge, Cheverus has tabbed Powers, a junior, as the team’s No. 1 pitcher. […]
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All Cheverus, all five innings
The Stags show pitching and offense, and take advantage of mistakes to handle Sanford.
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Golf: Maintaining the Masters a tough act to follow
Kaye Pierson of Bath and Pinehurst, N.C., realized a long-held dream when she got to work on the maintenance crew for this year’s Masters in Augusta, Ga. Pierson, 58, helped with the mowing of the 15th and 11th greens at Augusta National. She also worked on the 16th green, mowed a practice green and was […]
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High school baseball: Defense makes the difference
Ben Greenberg pitches a two-hitter for Scarborough and is aided by two key double plays.