Central Maine Ski Club gives skiers chance to keep skills sharp, even when there’s no snow on the ground.
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Junior hockey: Thunder tender a physical defenseman in Magier
Nathan Magier had 26 points in 24 games this past season for Allen Park (Mich.) High School. Thunder will reach out to a pair of former players after Bowdoin College delays the start of the winter sports season.
Maine Elite Football Camp continues, but not in Lewiston
Organizers nearly canceled the rapidly growing high school football camp due to COVID-19. Instead, they’ve made a few adjustments that will allow it to continue into its fourth year.
Memorial field in Hartford fixed up, ready to play ball
The Jared Henderson Memorial Field has been given a second life, and will give the Buckfield Rec softball team a place to play this summer after the coronavirus pandemic has wiped out the past few months of organized sports.
Auto racing: Oxford Plains Speedway to open its season next weekend
Track will hold races Saturday and Sunday, June 27-28, in front of empty grandstands.
Junior hockey: Alex Rivet hopes for a return to the NAHL
The Lewiston native was drafted by the Utica Jr. Comets of the USPHL’s NCDC last week but hopes to find a team in the NAHL, where he started out last season with the Maine Nordiques.
Auto racing: Oxford Plains open to racing without fans, other tracks aren’t
Maine tracks still waiting for word that they can open. While some tracks like Oxford Plains Speedway are eager to open even in the absence of fans, others like Wiscasset Speedway insist they won’t race until fans are allowed.
Golfers getting back in full swing at Maine Am qualifier
Some golfers entered Tuesday’s qualifier having been able to play often and others not so much since Maine’s courses opened last month. Most weren’t used to the tournament atmosphere.
Former Orono star Jackson Coutts signs with Washington Nationals
Son of Auburn native Mike Coutts was a junior outfielder and first baseman this spring at the University of Rhode Island.
Some towns to open summer day camps and youth sports programs
But towns like Paris have decided to cancel their summer programs after weighing the risks of community spread from COVID-19.