Hoop clinic at Oxford Hills

PARIS -  The Maine Association of Basketball Coaches will offer a free youth basketball coaching clinic Tuesday, Nov. 10 at Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School. This clinic is made possible by the generous donation of longtime coach Ron Brown. The clinic is designed for youth, middle school and subvarsity coaches.

Good Time Lanes bowler captures state championship

FRYEBURG - The Maine State Candlepin Bowling Association held its annual Handicapped and Open Singles Finals at Saco Valley Sports Center. This was a 10-string event. Division results were as follows:

Ladies APH: 1. Tara Christian, Good Time Lanes (Lisbon) 1,416; 2. Kate Archambault, Vacationland (Saco) 1,402; 3. Katlin Skinner, Hobbs Lucky Lanes (Paris) 1,388; 4. Megan Dion, Big 20 (Scarborough) 1,384; 5. Joann Daly, Saco Valley (Fryeburg) 1,383.

Oak Hill takes CMFL crown

READFIELD - Oak Hill Youth Football 5th and 6th grade Raiders beat the previously undefeated Maranacook Blackbears 12-7 for the CMFL championship Wednesday evening.

Maranacook took an early 7-0 lead on its first possession when Kyle Morang gained six yards on a quarterback keeper. Alex Dore added the PAT.

The score stayed that way untill late in the third quarter, when Colby Spencer broke loose for a 55-yard Oak Hill TD to make it 7-6.

Turesky, Rideout lead Hebron 5K

HEBRON - Results from the Littlefield Home 5-kilometer road race on the Hebron Academy trails:

Men - 1. Theodore Turesky 20:24, 2. Tom Cummings 20:51, 3. Rick Leavitt 21:33, 4. Michael Trundy 22:31, 5. Riley Eusden 23:09, 6. Mario De La Isla 24:29, 7. Zack Langhan 25:57, 8. Paul Brower 28:01, 9. Kevin Desorbo 32:53, 10. Michael Hughes 34:26.

Women - 1. Kate Rideout 27:42, 2. Ann Gass 27:54, 3. Cindy Reedy 31:49, 4. Adria Hughes 32:16, 5. Rachel Brower 32:34, 6. Sarah Brower 36:26, 7. Avery Jurek 36:26, 8. Jen Godomsky 38:06, 9. Mengdong Zhang 40:10.

Three-way tie in Lewiston Rec 'A'

LEWISTON - Lewiston Rec volleyball standings and results:

'A' division

Bio Processing 9-6

Clavet Import Auto 9-6

Gipper's 9-6

Beth's Team 7-8

LAVA 7-8

Jared's Team 4-11

Thursday, Nov. 5

Jared's Team d. Clavet, 2-1 (25-23, 25-12, 15-25)

Bio d. LAVA, 3-0 (25-23, 25-16, 25-17)

Beth's Team d. Gipper's, 2-1 (25-20, 23-25, 25-23)

B-1 division

Strout CPA 15-0

Downeast Pension 12-0

Old Castle/Buddy T's 12-3

Pallet pockets fall title

LEWISTON - BT Pallet captured the Lewiston Men's League softball fall championship. Pallet went 4-0 in the playoffs with wins over Mixers (24-9), East Coast Signs (16-4), Capsawn (21-1) and Capsawn again (19-6).

Capsawn finished second, with L/A Harley third.

Members of the BT Pallet team are Bob Martin, Heath Crocker, Scott Corriveau, Jon Vanier, Sean Hussey, Nick Dresser, Jesse St.Laurent, Greg Gilbert, Norm Roy, Jason Maxwell, Brian Ducharme and Deshawn Goyette.

 

Doustou scores high single

LISBON - Nov. 2 results from the Monday morning senior bowling league at Good Time Lanes:

Team standings: Alligators 51-13, Lions 42-22, Wolves 34-30, Snakes 29-35, Bears 28-36, Tigers 26-38, Camels 24-40, Raccoons 22-42.

Local golf results

Springbrook

LEEDS - Senior League: Best ball, Gross, Dave Kus/Norm Colter/George Bickford 73; Net, John Manning/Bob Cochran/Maurice Bolduc 62, Ron Wing/Dan Mulherin/Dennis Purington 62. Pins, No. 2, Dave Kus 21-1; No. 8, Dave Kus, 8-4; No. 13, Carl Pratt 4-5; No. 15, Dan Mulherin, 21-3.

Samoset

Jr. Maineiacs earn road sweep

LEWISTON - The Lewiston Jr. Maineiacs pee wee travel hockey team stayed unbeaten with a pair of road wins last weekend.

Lewiston walked away from Sukee Arena in Winslow with a convincing 8-2 win over Central Maine. Caleb Labrie led the way for Lewiston with three goals and one assists. Cody Woodward added two goals and two assists. Brendon Croteau chipped in a goal and an assist. Kyle Morin and Kyle Ullrich rounded out the scoring with one goal apiece. Jozef Frechette and Jed Drapeau each notched an assist. Kyle Welsh was the winning netminder.

Donovan's takes division lead

Standings, results and schedules from area hockey leagues:

Contractors

Donovan's Motors 3-1-1-7 points

Lewiston Paints 3-2-0-6

Theberge Construction 3-2-0-6

Pineland Lumber 2-1-1-5

Federal Distributors 1-3-0-2

Pratt & Sons, Inc. 1-4-0-2

Sunday, Nov. 1

Theberge 4, Federal 3

Donovan's 7, Pratt 2

Pineland 5, Paint 3

Sunday, Nov. 8

Games at Androscoggin Bank Colisee

Pratt vs. Pineland, 7:30 p.m.

Caron, Davidson named players of the week

LEWISTON - Nov. 2 results from the Maine Table Tennis League at Lewiston Armory: A Table, 1. John Simpson, 2. Peter Wong; B1 Table, 1. Pete Davidson, 2. Mike Wong; B2 Table, 1. Bob Bills, 2. Dick Harris; C Table, 1. Scott Caron, 2. Linda Bartolec. Players of the week, Scott Caron, Pete Davidson.

 

 

Pearson produces ace

BERWICK - Jace Pearson of Auburn produced a hole-in-one in the Maine State Golf Association tournament last weekend, played at the Links at Outlook. Pearson registered his ace on the 142-yard 14th hole. Steve Fleck, Charlie Witonis and Dan Charron were witnesses. Pearson also set a course record with a 63. Tournament results:

Benson Award winners

The inaugural Jamie Benson Awards were presented last month. The award goes to one 7th or 8th-grade boy and girl who show a constant work ethic during soccer practice and games, have the ability to be a team player, are honest and compassionate toward others, and have a genuine love and competitiveness for soccer. These recipients received a plaque and a $200 scholarship to a sports camp of their choice. The two winners were Llewellyn Jensen and Olivia Paione, both seventh-graders.

Frost gets first deer

Alex Frost, 15, shot his first deer in Leeds on Maine's Youth Hunting Day 2009. It was his first-ever hunt.

Fryeburg Academy launches athletic hall

FRYEBURG - Fryeburg Academy is proud to announce the formation of its Hall of Excellence. The mission of this body is to further recognize outstanding achievements and contributions in the area of athletics by the Academy's many dedicated and gifted students, coaches and supporters.

Auburn youth football wraps up campaign

AUBURN - In the last week of Auburn Youth Football in the Grade 5-6 division, Auburn White defeated AYF Falcons, 6-0, in a round-robin format.

C.J. Jipson hit Drew Lashua with a 55-yard touchdown pass, with Lashua making an outstanding catch. Jack Coyne, Noah Yarnevich and Isaac Lapointe led a tough Auburn White defense.

Hartt defends title

Hartt Transportation recently defended its Auburn Sportsman League championship. After finishing the regular season in second place, Hartt stormed through the winners bracket to take the crown. Along the way, Hartt defeated regular season champions Major Automotive before beating the S & D Sheet Metal Sharks, 19-4, in the championship game. Team personnel, pictured left to right: Back, Chad Lutick, Joe Kuvaja, Jared Kuvaja, Steve Turcotte, Scott Corriveau, Brian Harvey, Al Brooks, Bobby Coleman; Front, Shaun Sturgis, Kevin Cusson, Joe Morin, Gard Deletetsky, Dan Deletetsky.

Outlaws overtake Titans

AUBURN - Standings through Oct. 26 for the Central Maine Dart League, with this week's record in parentheses:

BB Division

NASC Outlaws 50-27 (9-2)

20M Titans 49-28 (4-7)

LHC Longshots 42-35 (7-4)

20M Drunks 38-39 (4-7)

NASC Godfathers 37-40 (7-4)

Irish Twins Triple Trouble 15-62 (2-9)

B North Division

Fastbreaks Eliminators 42-24 (0-0)

20M Notorious Crew 43-23 (8-3)

Lefty's Rats 36-29 (8-3)

Andy's Patriots 33-33 (3-8)

Tap Out takes 10 straight in independent league

AUBURN - Independent Pocket Billiards League standings, with previous week's record in parentheses:

A Division

NASC Jellison's 54-16 (3-7)

Pastime Skrubs 37-33 (7-3)

Pastime P.T. Cruisers 29-41 (8-2)

Derby Nobody's Next 20-50 (2-8)

BB Division

Webber Ave. Enforcers 48-22 (2-8)

NASC Rack-a-Teers 42-28 (10-0)

Andy's Sharks 41-29 (8-2)

Pastime Club Buds 37-33 (0-10)

Carlton Club C.C.R. 34-36 (7-3)

Little Joe's Party @ The Bing 28-42 (8-2)

Gousse gets his moose

After participating in all 30 years of the Maine moose lottery, Dan Gousse of Wales finally got his moose this season. Gousse won a permit last year but did not get his moose. This time, his wife, Diane, had her name chosen and listed Dan as her subpermittee. Assigned to Zone 5, Dan Gousse shot a 891-pound bull moose with a 52-inch antler span on Sept. 30.

Downeast, Strout stay perfect

LEWISTON - Standings and scores from Lewiston Department of Recreation volleyball:

Co-ed, B-1 division

Downeast Pension 12-0

Strout CPA 12-0

Shockers 8-1

Old Castle/Buddy T's 9-3

Ducharme Masonry 8-4

Team Air Force 6-6

Jesse's Gym 5-7

Poland Spring Yoga 3-6

Life is Good 3-9

Out of Towners 3-9

Oxford Networks 3-9

Central Maine Orthopedic 0-9

Fast Breaks 0-9

Wednesday, Oct. 28

Jr. Maineiacs post two wins, tie

LEWISTON - Lewiston Junior Maineiacs Peewee Travel Hockey started its season off with a flourish, winning two games an dtying one last weekend. 

The sequence opened with a 4-4 road tie against Dover (N.H.) Stars. Lewiston took a 3-2 lead into the third period in a back-and-forth contest before Dover took the lead with a pair of goals. Lewiston notched the tie late in the proceedings. Brendon Croteau and Kyle Ullrich each tallied a goal and an assist. Cameron Stewart and Caleb Labrie each added a goal. Trent Spaulding was netminder for Lewiston.

Last unbeaten falls in Contractors league

Standings, results and schedules from local hockey leagues:

Contractors

Lewiston Paint 3-1-0-6 points

Donovan's Motors 2-1-1-5

Theberge Construction 2-2-0-4

Pineland Lumber 1-1-1-3

Federal Distributors 1-2-0-2

Pratt & Sons, Inc. 1-3-0-2

Sunday, Oct. 25

Pratt 4, Pineland 2

Paint 4, Theberge 2

Donovan's 5, Federal 4

Sunday, Nov. 1

Games at Androscoggin Bank Colisee, Lewiston

Theberge vs. Federal, 6:20 p.m.

ASLL seeks board volunteers

AUBURN - Auburn Suburban Little League is looking for volunteers to serve on the Board of Directors. If you are interested or want more information, please call Larry Gordon at 576-7256.

Mt. Blue, Auburn to meet in Saturday's WMFL final

Mt. Blue and Auburn have qualified for the Western Maine Football League championship game, to be held at 1 p.m. Saturday on Mt. Blue's Kemp Field.

Auburn advanced with an 8-6 victory over rival Lewiston. Top-seeded Mt. Blue blanked Gardiner, 22-0.

In the consolation round, Mountain Valley edged Oxford Hills, 24-19.