Another former Lewiston Maineiacs player will hoist the Stanley Cup
Both the Bruins and the Blues have player who once played for Lewiston, so either Jaroslav Halak or David Perron will become the second former Maineiac to have his name etched on the Stanley Cup.
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Saco-raised wrestler participating in highly anticipated nation show in Las Vegas on Saturday. -
Portland's second two-game win streak of the season ends in a 7-2 loss to Altoona with Red Sox pitcher Brian Johnson on a rehabilitation assignment.
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CollegeVari named new Bates women’s soccer coach
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SportsMore millennials are birding, around the country and in Maine
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SportsRaptors advance to first NBA Finals
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SportsAstros sully Sox comeback
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SportsCollege track and field: Lewiston’s Kalilwa and Musese, Bates’ Eichkhoff excel at Division III championships
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SportsH.S. Baseball: Unbeaten Greyhounds ramble on with 11-3 win
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SportsKVAC Championships: Eddies, Devils have their day
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SportsWMC Championships: Beautiful day for Knights in Division 2
Looking Back
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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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Lewiston’s Monica Morin reached highest peaks in the pool
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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
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Rodrigue is back in Maine, adjusting to the weather after spending a year playing college golf in North Carolina. -
Five current Bruins players carry knowledge from Boston's most recent Stanley Cup triumph in 2011, and loss and in 2013. -
"I love coaching, I love the sport, I love the challenge in building the game in this country," Arena says. -
Jake Marisnick homered early off Chris Sale, then made two dazzling defensive plays in center field to help the Houston Astros beat the mistake-prone Boston Red Sox 4-3 on Friday night. -
Sadie Waterman strikes out 11 in Raiders' 4-2 win. -
With rehabbing Red Sox Brock Holt at shortstop and Dustin Pedroia at second base, the Sea Dogs parlay two hits into a victory behind a trio of pitchers. -
Senior Jake Lang turns in a hat trick to lead the Vikings to a 9-4 victory over the Red Eddies. -
Tenth-seeded Lewiston sophomore is the only local player to reach second day of competition. -
Fighting for the final Class B South playoff spot, the Patriots took down the team just above them in the standings. -
Ramblers get strong pitching from Ryan Baird as well as timely hits.
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Ramblers get strong pitching from Ryan Baird as well as timely hits.
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Midfielder Megan Rapinoe of the U.S. women's team cites a continuing imbalance of funds set aside for the men's and women's World Cups. -
Oxford Hills' Lauren Merrill is perfect at the plate and nearly perfect in the circle in an 11-0 win over Lewiston -
Lisbon's 13-year streak of MVC boys titles came to a halt when Mt. Abram had a fantastic all-around day to come out on top, while Monmouth's girls dominated. -
Given full workload, Ramblers' sprinter threatens conference records en route to three wins. -
Madison Area Memorial High graduate Paul Withee excited to get back into coaching at his alma mater. -
The Eagles turn in a four-goal blitz in the third quaerter and Gavin Blanchard scores a pair of goals to lead Erskine to a 5-3 victory. -
New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman is looking forward to his 11th NFL season after signing a three-year extension.
