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Hot Nationals sweep Cardinals in NLCS

WASHINGTON — As the Washington Nationals moved a party 86 years in the making from their ballpark’s infield to a booze-filled clubhouse, manager Dave Martinez paused near the dugout and thrust the silver NL Championship Series trophy overhead, to the delight of loud, delirious fans still in the stands. Who would have thought this was possible […]

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Varsity Maine Spotlight — Brunswick’s Lienert showcasing skills in a variety of ways

BRUNSWICK — At St. John’s Catholic School, Mitch Lienert was always the fast kid on the playground, and in gym class. But his physical education teacher did not think much of him as an athlete. “He was a kid that I never thought would do that well,” Dan Cooper said. “Tall and skinny. Never seemed very […]

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Boys soccer action — Mustangs run away from ’Hounds, 5-1 

LISBON — Coming into the season, Lisbon knew their Mountain Valley Conference schedule was tough, and knew the competition in Class C was very competitive, with six teams already with nine wins or more.  The Greyhounds hosted 11-0-1 Monmouth on Monday, playing with a limited bench of only two available substitutions. The Mustangs scored three second-half goals to break open the contest, […]

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Lisbon bites Bulldogs in OT, 1-0 in high school field hockey

LISBON — Timber Mattson scored late in overtime to lift Lisbon to a 1-0 victory over Hall-Dale in a hard-fought Mountain Valley Conference field hockey battle on Saturday.  The game’s only score came with 1:10 remaining off an Emma Willey pass off a penalty corner for the Greyhounds.   The win improved Lisbon’s record to 3-11. Both the Greyhounds and Bulldogs (1-13) await the final Class C South Heal Point Standings for a possible playoff […]

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High School Football: Eagles survive challenge from Patriots

TOPSHAM — Throughout Saturday’s high school football game at the rainy and chilly Topsham Fairgrounds, the ball-control option-based offense of Gray-New Gloucester gave Mt. Ararat fits.  The visiting Patriots rushed for 362 yards, but the Eagles found a way to hold on for a 36-28 eight-man football victory.  Mt. Ararat is 5-1 and heads to Readfield […]