Girls hockey: Blue Devils beat fast-starting Saints
St. Dom's/Winthrop/Gray-New Gloucester scores early, but Lewiston answers right away and prevails in rivalry matchup.
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Hunters get their wires crossed and fail to rendezvous with each other over map mixup.
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Caroline Tracey scores three goals and Caroline Audette has two in the Edward Little/Leavitt/Poland's 6-1 victory. Winslow/Gardiner/Cony goalie Emma Michaud had 33 saves.
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Skiing
Nordic skiing: Maranacook’s McPhedran, Falmouth’s Clement win Sassi Memorial
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On Skiing: Independent ski areas offer more bang for your buck
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Cheering
Cheerleading: Monmouth edges Lisbon to win regional championship
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Sports
Lewiston native Isaiah Harris wins pro indoor track race in New York
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Sports
Curling: 11 teams take place in annual Crash Spiel tournament
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Varsity Maine
Scarborough’s Mars, Bucksport’s Gross win Gaziano Awards
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Community Sports
Rumble at The Ballpark returning to Old Orchard Beach on July 25-26
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Varsity Maine
See what has to be the shot of this high school basketball season
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Varsity Maine
Local roundup: Buckfield boys edge Vinalhaven
Tyler Gammons paces Bucks with 21 points. Also, Mt. Blue's Lexi Mittelstadt and Leavitt coach Mike Hathaway reach career milestones, and more from Friday's hoops action.
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Boys' Basketball
Boys basketball: Gray-New Gloucester mops up Lake Region
Jay Hawkes scores 21 points and Nick Pelletier scores 19 in Patriots' win over Lakers.
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Boys' Basketball
VIDEO: Storm Jipson’s half-court shot highlights Edward Little’s win over Windham
John Shea scores 15 and Max Creaser adds 14 in the Red Eddies' road win.
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Girls' Basketball
Girls basketball: Sarah Talon leads Windham comeback win over Edward Little
Talon's five second-half blocks help Eagles rally, secure win over Red Eddies.
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Varsity Maine
Girls basketball: Vikings ward off pesky Bulldogs
The defending state champions hold off a fourth-quarter threat by the Bulldogs, who had lost to the Vikings by 28 earlier in the season.
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Sports
Girls basketball: Maddy Foster at the center of Lewiston’s rebound
The Blue Devils' senior captain has grown with the basketball program over the last four years.
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Local Sports
Junior hockey: Ice Dogs hand Nordiques first loss in Alaska
Lucas Erickson scores a goal and two assists for the Ice Dogs, and Tyler Deweese, Parker Brown and Laker Aldridge each add a goal and assist.
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Local Sports
Junior hockey: Generals cruise to victory over Nordiques
Kolye Bankauskas scores twice to lift the Northeast Generals past the L/A Nordiques in a NA3HL Coastal Division showdown.
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Local Sports
Junior hockey: Thunder can’t overcome early deficit, fall to Cyclones
Zach Rehbaum scores two goals for the Cyclones, and Nick Rashkowsky puts in a pair for the Thunder.
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Antonio Brown surrendered to police and now has numerous restrictions – and a GPS monitor – after his hearing on charges he attacked the driver of a moving truck.
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Ryan Palmer opens a two-stroke lead in the Farmers Insurance Open, and Tiger Woods trails by six after a 71.
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Kemba Walker scores 37 points and Gordon Hayward has 22 as Boston rallies by Orlando.
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Mitchell Fossier had a goal and two assists for the Black Bears. UConn defeat Maine in women's hockey.
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Freshman forward also sets up a goal in the undefeated Blue Devils' 6-0 victory.
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St. Dom's/Winthrop/Gray-New Gloucester scores early, but Lewiston answers right away and prevails in rivalry matchup.
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Tigers pull it together late to earn KVAC A victory in Gardiner.
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Cougars' Zach Poisson and Tigers' Kalvin Catchings turn in standout performances in KVAC showdown.
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Sunday's winner will be from a power program, but the voting demographic will shift toward eight-man football in years to come.
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Leavitt's Cam Jordan, Riley Parmenter among six of the state's top high school linemen in line for the two $5,000 scholarships.
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He might not deserve the Hall of Fame, but Eli Manning's two Super Bowl MVP awards and a gentlemanly approach during his 16 years in the NFL will be enough to put him among the best of all time.
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Oak Hill dominates the first half, then holds off Dirigo in the second half.
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Naomi Osaka loses in two sets to the American teenager. And Serena Williams suffers her earliest exit from the Australian Open in 14 years.
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Boston's Kemba Walker beats out Brooklyn's Kyrie Irving, and LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo are the top votegetters.
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The Roadrunners' flat shooting and the Greyhounds' defense and transition game lead Lisbon to a 59-43 victory.
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Cain scores 10 points in the third to pull away from Monmouth on the road.
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Chaim Bloom declines to comment on whether Boston has interviewed anyone to replace Alex Cora.
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Coco Gauff, 15, rallies for a three-set win and will next face defending champion Naomi Osaka, who knocked Gauff out of the U.S. Open.
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The rookie's 17-point surge in a span of barely more than three minutes could become part of New Orleans' sports lore.
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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
