The top-seeded Roadrunners score first and last, but were stunned by No. 2 Waynflete’s quick scoring spree.
Wil Kramlich
Wil Kramlich is a sports reporter who has lived in greater Lewiston/Auburn his whole life. Born in Lewiston, Wil grew up in Gray, where he played sports and fell in love with the sports section of the newspaper. He was a three-sport athlete at Gray-New Gloucester High School before participating on the track & field team at Westfield State University in Massachusetts for a year. He graduated from New England School of Communications in Bangor, and first interned for a couple of online media entities before landing his first newspaper job at the Journal Tribune in Biddeford. He has worked at the Sun Journal since 2015, covering high school and college sports and beyond. Wil is a father, husband and obviously a sports fanatic.
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Farmington’s Cassius Clark wins the Oxford 250
Clark survives takes lead after crash, then, with a damaged car, fends off challenges from Derek Griffith and Curtis Gerry to claim his first Oxford 250 title.
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Little sleep, but Derek Kneeland’s dreams come true before and at the Oxford 250
The Windham native qualified for Sunday’s race after spotting for Tyler Reddick in the NASCAR Cup Series at Daytona on Saturday night.
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Before they can qualify for the Oxford 250, drivers, and their cars, need to make it there
Surviving the racing season from April to the end of August can be just as grueling as the big race itself.
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John Peters is back at the Oxford 250, but without his late father
The father-son team qualified for the first time last year, but after Greg Peters’ death in July, John goes into this year’s race without his crew chief and biggest supporter.
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Haylock sisters earn titles at rain-soaked Maine Junior Championship
Ruby wins the 16-18 girls’ group and Jade takes the 13-15 girls’ group.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Lobster Bowl switching to 7-on-7 tournament this summer
After originally deciding to cancel the Maine senior football all-star game for the second straight year, organizers pivoted to a 7-on-7 tournament to be held in Lewiston on July 17.
Posted inBaseball, Sports, Times Record Sports, Varsity Maine
Senior catcher Justin Le backstopping Lisbon’s great pitching
Baseball: Le has been a key part of five no-hitters and two one-hitters thrown by the Greyhounds’ four-man pitching staff this season.
Posted inBoys Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Falmouth’s Owen Drummey wins Travis Roy Award
The versatile forward is the fourth Yachtsmen player to earn the award presented to the most outstanding Class A senior boys’ hockey player in Maine.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, News
Dempsey Challenge reimagined for 2020, enters virtual world
This weekend’s 12th edition found a way to trek on during pandemic.