The Eagles stay undefeated with a 60-0 victory over winless Purple Panthers.
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‘I like my brain cells’: More high school football players in Maine wearing protective ‘Guardian Caps’ — but not in games
The use of the caps, which are now allowed in NFL games, has increased significantly in Maine for practices in the last 2 years but has not carried over to games.
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Making a splash: Brunswick swimmer set to join two different halls of fame
David Vail, 81, is the first masters swimmer to be inducted into the Maine Swimming and Diving Hall of Fame.
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College football preview: Hamilton (0-2) at Bowdoin (0-2)
Polar Bears and Continentals both vying for first win of season.
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Midcoast roundup: Mt. Ararat field hockey wins Battle of the Bridge
Eagles beat Dragons in 2-1 overtime thriller.
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Girls soccer: Bangor rallies in second half, knocks off Mt. Ararat
Georgie Stephenson scores twice, and the Rams hand the Eagles their first loss.
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Family faceoff: Midcoast field hockey rivalry adds twist when daughter plays against mom
Rebekah St. Pierre, a junior at Mt. Ararat, and mother Julie St. Pierre, head coach of Morse, share a close bond through the game.
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College football: Bowdoin loses double-digit lead, falls to Middlebury
Panthers overcome early defensive pressures and score 32 unanswered points en route to NESCAC victory.
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Midcoast weekend roundup: Brunswick and Morse earn first field hockey victories
Brunswick beats Bangor in Class A North game, while Morse turns back Lincoln Academy.
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Football: Mt. Ararat snaps Orono’s winning streak
Dash Farrell rushes for 245 yards and 6 TD in the Eagles’ 56-26 win over the reigning 8-man Small School state champs.