Several pitchers are off to dominant starts in southern Maine; Cony has rebounded from an opening loss in Class B North.
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.
Posted inLocal Sports, Sports
Maine Nordiques defenseman not following family’s path in hockey journey
His father is part-owner of the Victoriaville Tigres, but Alex Pellerin decided against the QMJHL in favor of chasing his college hockey dreams in the United States.
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Posted inBaseball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Lewiston baseball beats rival Edward Little
Blue Devils pitcher Joe Dube strikes out seven and allows only three hits in a complete-game win.
Posted inBaseball, Sports, Varsity Maine
St. Dom’s baseball finds comfort on field with school’s future up in the air
The three-time defending Class D champion Saints beat Buckfield in first home game since announcement that St. Dominic Academy’s high school will close at the end of the school year.
Posted inSoftball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Poland softball is Medomak Valley’s latest no-hit victim
Sidney Nichols throws second straight no-hitter to start the season.
Posted inBaseball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Brewer baseball shuts out Oxford Hills
Blake Littlefield didn’t give the Vikings much to hit in the Witches’ victory Thursday.
Posted inSports, Tennis, Varsity Maine
Sun Journal-area tennis players to watch in 2025
Last season’s All-Region Player of the Year, Calvin Vincent of Edward Little, highlights this spring’s standouts.
Posted inSports, Tennis, Varsity Maine
Tennis coaches focus on teaching basics to their many newcomers
Some area programs have several players who are new to the sport.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
New Edward Little football coach ready to build foundation of success
Brian Jahna has built up struggling programs at Lake Region and Gray-New Gloucester, and now turns his attention to do the same with the Red Eddies.
Posted inBaseball, Sports, Varsity Maine
No clear favorites in Class C South baseball
Monmouth Academy and Sacopee Valley, the past two state champions, graduated a lot of players and are expected to see plenty of challengers for the top spot.