The Polar Bears finished the regular season with a resounding 99-0 win over the Nor’easters on Friday.
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Weekend recap: Midcoast football teams roll into postseason play
Freeport and Mt. Ararat set to host Class D and eight-man Large School playoff games later this week.
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‘Hockey is for everyone’: Unified Special Hockey event helps grow game
Boston Bruins alumni also participate in charity event that helps keep sport inclusive.
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Brunswick Parks and Recreation’s 57th ski and skate sale is Sunday
The Brunswick Parks and Recreation Department’s 57th annual ski and skate sale is from 1-4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 3, at the Brunswick Rec Center, 220 Neptune Drive, Brunswick. The sale offers hundreds of skis, skates, boots and recreation equipment. Vendors will be selling new items and there will be used items available for purchase. Community […]
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It’s playoff time: Midcoast teams prep for new season, increased intensity
Brunswick, Morse and Mt. Ararat all set to host quarterfinal action in soccer and field hockey action.
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College football preview: Bowdoin (2-4) at Trinity (5-1)
Polar Bears and Bantams are both coming off of three-point losses ahead of Week 7 matchup.
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Soccer: Brunswick girls, boys finish season on high note with wins over Mt. Ararat
Both Brunswick teams beat the Eagles at home, putting Dragons in prime position to host quarterfinal matches.
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Field hockey: Brunswick makes most of opportunity against Mt. Ararat
Sadie Correa scores on penalty corner to give Dragons a 1-0 win and ticket to playoffs.
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Midcoast sports roundup: Morse cross country teams sweep KVAC Class B championships
Levi Riggs leads boys team and Frida Wright paces the girls in Augusta on Saturday.
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Lisbon High forfeits football team’s regular-season finale in wake of alleged hazing
The law firm the district hired to investigate the allegations has interviewed players, but the ‘specific details have not been shared with me,’ Superintendent Richard Green says.