The former Leavitt standout and Poland coach replaces longtime coach Julie Petrie.
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Harpswell Lobster boat races draw big crowd, hungry competitors
The annual races drew nearly 100 boats and 1,200 people from up and down the coast of Maine.
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Meet Mt. Ararat’s new Athletic Director Heidi Wright
Wright comes to Maine with six years of athletic administrative experience in Vermont schools.
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Have a lobster boat to race? Sunday is your next chance.
The races in Harpswell, which are part of a summer circuit in Maine, will begin around 10 a.m.
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Ararat baseball, Auburn softball teams win 10u state tournaments
A handful of youth baseball and softball teams around the state are preparing to represent Maine in regional tournaments.
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Mt. Ararat hires Heidi Wright as new athletic director
Wright, who is currently at Oxbow High in Vermont, takes over for Geoff Godo.
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Mt. Ararat girls lacrosse’s path to the finals
Revisit five key games that led to Mt. Ararat’s Class B championship appearance.
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Mt. Ararat baseball has taken a tough path to the state final
Revisit five key games that led to Mt. Ararat’s Class A championship game appearance.
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Mt. Ararat girls lacrosse stays undefeated, advances to Class B final
Led by Islah Godo’s nine points, Mt. Ararat beats Camden Hills/Oceanside for the third time this season.
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Freeport girls lacrosse edges Greely in 2 OT to reach Class B final
Lana DiRusso’s free-position goal keeps the Falcons unbeaten and ends the Rangers’ three-year championship reign.