FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Tom Brady recognizes that there are some who believe the Patriots are nearing the end of their run of unprecedented playoff success. New England took its first step toward possibly silencing those voices for a little longer. Sony Michel ran for 129 yards and had three touchdowns and the Patriots beat the Los Angeles Chargers […]
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Girls Basketball: A Breakers win … and back to class
FREEPORT — A 9 a.m. start for a girls high school basketball game on a Friday felt a bit weird. With students young and old filtering through the Pine Tree Academy gymnasium to catch a peek, the Breakers hosted North Haven in a Class D South matchup, the second meeting between the schools in less than […]
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Girls Basketball: Greely Rangers cruise to 79-41 victory over Freeport
FREEPORT — Greely raced out to a 25-8 lead after one quarter and never looked back as Anna DeWolfe sank 30 points to lead the Rangers to a 79-41 win over Freeport in girls high school basketball action Thursday. The defending State Class A champions improved to 10-0, while Freeport fell to 7-2. To go along […]
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Girls Basketball: Rested Dragons roll to easy win over Leavitt
BY BOB CONN Times Record Staff BRUNSWICK When senior point guard Marley Groat was out of the lineup, the Brunswick offense struggled to find a consistent rhythm. Since her return, the Dragons have been running on all cylinders. Brunswick reeled off 26 first-quarter points and never looked back, rolling to a 69-24 Kennebec Valley Athletic […]
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Celtics at Miami: Wade scores 19, Heat hold off Celtics, 115-99, in NBA action
MIAMI — Dwyane Wade knew the Boston Celtics would make a run. He also decided when it should end. Wade scored eight of his 19 points in a third-quarter spurt that saved Miami from what was starting to look like a freefall, and the Heat went on to defeat the Celtics 115-99 on Thursday night. Miami led […]
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Area High School Caps: Mt. Ararat Eagles end losing skid in boys hockey
BRUNSWICK — Noah Austin added to his Class A league-lead in points and goals with three goals and two assists as the Mt. Ararat/Lisbon/Morse/Hyde Eagles defeated Marshwood/Noble/Traip/Sanford, 5-4, Thursday night at Sidney J. Watson Arena. Austin now has 34 points (18 goals, 16 assists) as the Eagles (4-4-1) hit the halfway point of the season and […]
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Biddeford Hall of Honor welcomes 8 new members
BIDDEFORD — When Ron Ouellette graduated from Colby College back in 1975, the former Biddeford High School standout could have easily decided to find a new city or town to call home. Instead of taking his talents somewhere else, Ouellette chose to come back to Biddeford and give back to his hometown and the school […]
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Biddeford skates past Falmouth
FALMOUTH — The Biddeford boys hockey team edged past Falmouth 3-2 at the Falmouth Family Ice Center on Thursday night. Heading into the third period tied at 2-2, the two offenses would battle for about three minutes until Biddeford’s Nick McSorley took a pass from Bryce Pray and scored to put the Tigers in front […]
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High School Roundup: Last-second foul shot lifts Tigers to second win of season
BIDDEFORD — The Biddeford High School boys basketball team picked up its second win of the season on Thursday as the Tigers earned a 34-33 win over visiting Westbrook. Kelvin Omeze was fouled with just .6 seconds left in regulation after he grabbed an offensive rebound — and the sophomore connected from the charity stripe […]
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Marshwood, Josh Cote lead first-ever Nosebleed Section Wrestling Rankings
I’m proud to vote each week in the Varsity Maine polls for basketball and hockey as we try to pick the top five or top 10 teams in the state. Getting a chance to vote in the Varsity Maine polls reminded me of something that I had wanted to do early on in my tenure […]
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