Akol Maiwen leads the Red Eddies early in the game, and Diing Maiwen finishes with a monster second half. The rival teams are likely to meet again in the AA North quarterfinals.
Nathan Fournier
Staff Writer
Nathan Fournier has been a sports reporter for the Sun Journal the past eight years. He enjoys hanging out with family and friends, watching sports when he's not working. He's a 2010 graduate of the New England School of Communications.
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Winslow girls hockey co-op ousts Edward Little co-op in OT
Katie Berard’s overtime goal gives the Black Tigers an opening-round upset for the second straight season.
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Buzzer beater lifts Gray-New Gloucester boys past Brunswick
Johnny Patenaude’s winning 3-pointer in OT gives the Patriots their fifth straight win and moves them to sixth in Class A South.
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Intriguing matchups highlight girls hockey playoffs
Cheverus/Windham/Medomak Valley and Yarmouth/Freeport enter as the top seeds.
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York boys hockey defeats Kings in OT thriller
Another one-goal game between York and Poland/Leavitt/Oak Hill/Gray-New Gloucester.
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Lewiston boys hockey beats St. Dom’s in OT for 8th straight win
Will Routhier makes key saves and Jacoby Oliveira scores game-winner in overtime to lift the Blue Devils over the Saints.
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Gray-New Gloucester girls use break to fine tune basketball game
The Patriots rough up Yarmouth, 55-21, in their first game since Jan. 17.
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Boys basketball notebook: Playoff pushes hit stretch drive
Some are busy with games, while others must get creative to stay engaged; not much separation in Class B North.
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Edward Little boys basketball winning, but says it can play better
The Red Eddies beat Oxford Hills for their third straight victory, but they have areas to improve.
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Hockey notebook: No clear favorite in Class B North
Kennebunk/Wells mindset helps them to a strong start, the Lewiston and Edward Little girls are looking forward to the playoffs.