All-Region Wrestler of the Year: Jeffrey Worster, Oxford Hills
Oxford Hills senior dominated the 220-pound division to capture his first state championship and finish second at the New England championships.
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The 25-year-old Bates College graduate has been cleared to receive an experimental drug but remains in a coma and on a ventilator.
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Opinion
Bethany Lebel: A coach’s side of the COVID-19 story
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Sports
Ronaldo, Juventus teammates giving up $100 million in salary
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Boston Celtics
Celtics coach: ‘Basketball is taking a far back seat’
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Sports
Penske still determined to turn around IndyCar Series
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Sports
NHL considering summer restart, with playoffs extending into fall
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Sports
On Baseball: What could the 2020 season look like (if there is one)?
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Local Sports
Outdoors in Maine: Fishing just the thing to take a bite out Covid-19
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Local Sports
On Skiing: COVID-19 brings an abrupt end to ski season
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Varsity Maine
2019-20 Winter All-Region
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Indoor Track
All-Region Girls Indoor Track Athlete of the Year: Lewiston’s Shukri Deqow
The Blue Devils freshman won conference titles, pushed the state's best hurdler and set a state freshman record in a standout first season.
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Indoor Track
All-Region Boys Indoor Track and Field Athlete of the Year: Lewiston’s Nigel Katende
His coach calls Nigel Katende a "kinesthetic genius," and the sophomore's performance, particularly in the clutch, this season showed why.
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Local Sports
Junior hockey: Maine Nordiques sign Lewiston’s Sam Frechette to tender
Frechette recorded 24 goals and 38 assists for the L/A Nordiques of the NA3HL this past season. The Nordiques also tender goalie committed to Holy Cross.
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Local Sports
Darryl Antonacci sees potential in Androscoggin Bank Colisee
New Colisee owner wants to improve the fan experience for all events in the building.
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Local Sports
Junior hockey: Doug Friedman steps down as Thunder coach
Co-owner Dan Hodge will be taking over as head coach of the organization's NCDC team.
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College coaches and administrators nationwide are working daily to ensure their athletes have reliable support networks during the coronavirus pandemic
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Details of the agreement Thursday between Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association, as obtained by The Associated Press
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The final pitch of the 2020 baseball season could be thrown closer to Christmas than Halloween
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Maine high school coaches now can talk to players about workouts, but cannot recommend any team activities.
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Former coach plays to sports fans' nostalgia by showing Lobster Bowls, playoff contests.
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A week in Lake Placid, New York saw plenty of change and uncertainty for the Beavers before they came home a day early.
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The draft has become one of the most anticipated events on the league calendar, a true spectacle. This year, it will look quite a bit different.
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Bryce Lausier, a 6-foot-4 guard, was previously chosen as Mr. Maine Basketball.
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The coronavirus pandemic is the biggest factor in scheduling a third fight between Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder, but negotiations are ongoing.
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Fred 'Curly' Neal, an iconic member of the Harlem Globetrotters from 1963-85, died Thursday.
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It's the first time since 1945 that the Indianapolis 500 will not be run on Memorial Day weekend.
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Major League Baseball can learn from history – from World War I to World War II and 9/11 – about how baseball plays an important role bolstering American nationalism. And it can also be good for business.
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Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, who became a celebrity during Loyola's 2018 Cinderella run to the Final Four, delivers a pep talk. "As the days go by, let us continue our team spirit."
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No plan is in place, but Penguins star Sidney Crosby says skipping the rest of the regular season might be a good option.
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In a deal being negotiated by the commissioner's office and the union, players would still get credit for a season of service time.
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Forget about seven-inning games and a December World Series, but a shortened season is better than none.
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The Tom Brady in Tampa Bay marketing machine is in full swing for the former New England quarterback, and he hope's it goes better than 'Tom Terrific.'
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Cross Country
Boys cross country: Schomaker wins first wheelchair state title, Lisbon’s Laviolette takes second
Leavitt's Jonathan Schomaker makes history as first wheelchair champ, while Lisbon's Aidan Laviolette takes second in Class C and Lisandro Berry-Gaviria leads Mt. Ararat to Class A title.
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Cross Country
Cross country: Jonathan Schomaker races at regionals in first wheelchair division
Schomaker, after fighting to race at the Class B South regional meet at Twin Brook, finishes to great applause.
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Cross Country
WATCH: Jonathan Schomaker at Class B South regional cross country meet
Leavitt Area High School sophomore competes in newly created wheelchair division.
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Cross Country
Cross country: MPA to allow Jonathan Schomaker to race in wheelchair with other runners
The Maine Principals’ Association has granted Leavitt sophomore permission to race alongside other runners and to be scored in his own wheelchair division.
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Cross Country
Cross country: MPA offers Jonathan Schomaker two options to compete at regional meet
Family not satisfied with two options provided by the Maine Principals' Association for Leavitt wheelchair athlete to participate in regional race.
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Cross Country
Cross country: Jonathan Schomaker tries out Twin Brook course with no MPA officials in attendance
No MPA officials witness Leavitt sophomore's trial run of course in his wheelchair to prove he can participate in B South regional race.
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Local Sports
Looking Back: Michael Sauschuck’s leadership skills carry him through life
Diligence and dedication have guided Mt. Abram graduate Michael Sauschuck, who is now Maine's Commissioner of Public Safety.
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Local Sports
Lewiston’s Monica Morin reached highest peaks in the pool
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Sports
Coaching football keeps former Mt. Blue standout Jordan Stevens in the game
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Looking Back: Ben Fletcher was born to run
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Born to play football, Lewiston’s Turcotte gained other priorities
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Looking Back: Jeremy Tardiff 'tremendous' in football and baseball
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Three-time Oxford 250 winner Dave Dion was one of a kind
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Dustin Ireland still reaching for new heights with the Air Force
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Shorey took non-traditional route to becoming a success story
