Haylock leads former Leavitt teammate Morghan Dutil in the Girls 16-18 flight, while sister Jade leads the Girls 14-15 flight. Parker Hilchey went under par to lead the Boys 16-18 flight after the first round at Fairlawn.
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Local and community sports coverage from the Sun Journal.
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American Legion baseball: League’s future in Maine on the rocks as coaches contemplate 2022, air grievances
As teams disperse after the season came to a close, coaches of area teams have complaints that have driven them to think about the future of American Legion baseball in the state moving forward.
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Golf: Luke Ruffing the surprise of Day 1 at Match Play Invitational
The last man in the field defeated Caleb Manuel in the opening round, then James Frost of host Fox Ridge, to reach the quarterfinals.
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College football: Luncheon kicks off Maine’s college football season
The state’s six college football programs are eager to get started after missing the 2020 season.
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Brandon Barker secures Oxford 250 spot with qualifier win at Oxford Plains Speedway
Racing recap: Barker won’t have to sweat so much on Oxford 250 Sunday. Also, brothers battle it out in Bandits division; a long-awaited breakthrough in Ladies division; and winners from the weekend at Wiscasset and Beech Ridge.
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Lewiston graduate Victoria Harris finding her voice at USM
A leader by example for the Blue Devils, Harris has become a vocal leader on and off the basketball court at the University of Southern Maine.
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Outdoors in Maine: Hunters are aging, and other things gleaned from deer hunter survey
V. Paul Reynolds on what can be learned from recent questionnaire.
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She didn’t get in a boat until age 30. Five years later, the Lewiston native won a kayaking medal at the Olympics.
How Glo Perrier found her passion on the Potomac River and went on to become one of the world’s top paddlers by teaming up with a 15-year-old at the first Tokyo games.
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She didn’t get in a boat until age 30. Five years later, the Lewiston native won a kayaking medal at the Olympics.
How Glo Perrier found her passion on the Potomac River and went on to become one of the world’s top rowers by teaming up with a 15-year-old at the first Tokyo games.
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Par for the Course: Golf deserves its spot in the Olympics
While some think golf in the Olympics is a waste of time, Bill Kennedy writes that its a worldwide sport that does require a lot of physical training.