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Mt. Abram High School Sports

Mt. Abram High School Sports

Softball: A fresh pitch

There will some new faces and fresh arms in the pitcher’s circle this season. A number of local teams graduated hurlers that have been staples in their lineups in recent years. That means new players are stepping into larger roles. Mt. Abram is a prime example of that. The Roa...

Kevin C. Mills, Staff Writer • Local Sports • Saturday, April 28, 2012

H.S. Softball: 'Runners outlast Saints

AUBURN — When Alix Howard left the game Wednesday afternoon, she had a seemingly comfortable eight-run lead. When the junior pitcher returned to the circle in relief in the sixth, her Mt. Abram softball team was clinging to a narrow advantage with St. Dom's threatening. The Ro...

Kevin Mills, Staff Writer • Local Sports • Thursday, April 26, 2012

2012 High School Baseball Overview

Class A Lewiston won its first regional crown in 61 years in 2011 and has the talent back to make the wait for the next one a lot shorter. Ace Corbin Hyde returns to anchor a staff otherwise short on varsity experience but battle tested on the mound and at the plate during...

Randy Whitehouse, Staff Writer • Local Sports • Tuesday, April 17, 2012

H.S. Skiing: Luce sisters tops again; Camden Hills, Maranacook win titles

It was closer than on Day 1, but Elise Luce is still faster than her sister. With a combined time of 1:25.94, Mt. Abram's Elise Luce topped sister Erin by less than two seconds to claim the Class B slalom crown on Wednesday, the second and final day of alpine competition at the Class B Sta...

Justin Pelletier, Assistant Sports Editor, Online • Local Sports • Thursday, February 23, 2012

Western C Girls Quarterfinals: Seahawks shun Roadrunners

AUGUSTA — Short-handed Mt. Abram played as if it knew it would eventually run out of gas during Tuesday's Western C quarterfinal against Boothbay. And yet, in spite of a brutal start, or perhaps because of it, the Roadrunners were determined to get more mileage out of their last half...

Randy Whitehouse, Staff Writer • Local Sports • Wednesday, February 22, 2012
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