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Eagles can't soar past Lewiston

Boys Tennis Lewiston 4 Windham 1 There was no way to know for sure, but Windham’s No. 2 doubles player, Ben Hodge, had a pretty good idea about the outcome of Saturday’s Class A state final when he saw the Eagles’ No. 1 doubles team sitting courtside during the third set of his match. Hodge, […]

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Two inducted into Scots' Hall

Rupert Johnson and Chris Zahares were inducted into the Bonny Eagle Athletic Hall of Fame on June 6 during the spring athletic awards night. Johnson, an inductee into both the Maine Sports Hall of Fame and the Maine Baseball Coaches Halls of Fame, was a long-time educator and coach at Standish High School. A graduate […]

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Rain can't slow Lakers

Miles Bartlett won a pair of events and Kevin Floster took first in another to lead Lake Region to a third-place finish at the Class B state track meet Saturday at Mt. Desert Island High School. Rain fell throughout the meet, just as it did on the Class A and C meets, which were both […]

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Eagles advance to state final

Behind a strong pair of doubles tandems, Windham’s boys tennis squad eliminated Westbrook in the regional finals, 3-2, Wednesday. The Eagles travel to Lewiston for the state title match Saturday. Windham’s top doubles duo, Nick DiFiore and Dylan Saucier, easily beat Jake LaViolet and David Born, 6-0, 6-1, while the Eagles Justin Kuliga and Ben […]

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Great defense lifts Scots over Stags

A very spirited Bonny Eagle Scots (13-2) softball team rolls past the Cheverus Stags (4-11) to a 10-0 win in Portland. Cheering all the way, the Scots took victory behind terrific pitching and defense. Sophomore Maddie Kluna (5 IP, 0 R, 3K) had pitched all 13 innings in a 1-0 marathon against South Portland earlier […]

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Mustangs rally to hurt Eagles

With two down and a one-run lead in the bottom of the seventh, Windham’s baseball team was unable to close the door on Massabesic. Four straight walks tied the game, and the Mustangs went on to win in extra innings, 5-4, Wednesday in Waterboro. “It’s an ugly win,” said Massabesic coach Kevin Poulin, “but ugly […]