The four seniors and a sophomore will be key to their teams’ postseason goals this fall.
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Meet the 10 Midcoast football players to watch in 2025
The area’s top players entering the season includes standouts on both sides of the ball.
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Mt. Ararat boys hockey team cleared to resume play
The program faced a two-year ban from competition after a hazing investigation, but a successful appeal to the MPA clears the way for a return to the ice.
Posted inField Hockey, Sports, Times Record Sports, Varsity Maine
Drive Out Cancer field hockey fundraiser hits home for Mt. Ararat
The 11th annual preseason fundraiser and tournament was dedicated to current Mt. Ararat sophomore forward Abbey Roy.
Posted inField Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Meet 25 southern Maine field hockey players to watch in 2025
Fifteen seniors help make up this list of players who should have productive seasons for championship contenders and playoff hopefuls.
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Here are 5 intriguing southern Maine field hockey games this fall
Several matchups between likely regional and state title contenders are on this year’s docket.
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Runners plow through messy conditions at annual Laliberte Invitational
Levi Riggs of Morse and McKenzie Boyle of Dirigo finish as top runners at annual preseason event.
Posted inGolf, Sports, Times Record Sports, Varsity Maine
Meet the five Midcoast golfers to watch in 2025
Two Maine Junior Champions look to keep low summer scores rolling into the school year.
Posted inCross Country, Sports, Times Record Sports, Varsity Maine
Meet the 10 Midcoast cross country runners to watch in 2025
Two runners look to build on impressive freshman year campaigns, while six seniors are hoping to finish strong.
Posted inBaseball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Is it easier for Maine pitchers or hitters to reach baseball’s highest levels?
Higher demand and simpler evaluations are big reasons why the state has sent more pitchers than position players to elite college competition.