Colter Olson reaches 300-point mark, paces Clippers’ 16-4 win over GNG/Poland.
Michael Hoffer
Michael has been the sports editor for The Forecaster newspapers since 2001 and began writing for The Leader and The Sentry in 2024. In-depth game stories and local sports history are his passion. He tweets prodigiously at @foresports.
Posted inGirls Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
NYA freshman to attend USA Hockey Player Development Camp
Natasha Godfrey the lone Mainer chosen for select team.
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Cheverus girls need late heroics to edge Oxford Hills
Stags get pushed to the brink, but stay perfect by virtue of a 58-54 victory.
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Deering boys fall just short against Lewiston
Rams can’t dig out of nine-point hole, become Blue Devils’ first victim, 44-43.
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Sickels reflects on three-decade run as Freeport’s AD
New facilities and success on the field leave him proud heading into retirement.
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Yarmouth rallies to edge Leavitt in quarterfinal thriller
Clippers prevail, 2-1, on a wild pitch in bottom of the seventh, set up Greely semifinal showdown.
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Waynflete/NYA holds off Mt. Abram for historic quarterfinal victory
Squad earns first trip to semifinals by virtue of a home run fueled 9-6 victory.
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NYA boys rally to stun Gray-New Gloucester
Panthers tie it late in regulation, win it, 2-1, on Rodgers Crowley’s goal in the second overtime.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Football: Leavitt makes most of its trip to Portland, beats Bulldogs
The Class C Hornets handle the Class B Bulldogs on a rare occasion to play “at one of the best stadiums in Maine.”
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Varsity Maine Boys’ Team of the Year: Cape Elizabeth football
The Capers won their first football championship in a rout in the Class C state title game, but it was their mettle a week earlier that made this team so special.