After a lost 2020 season and all but lost indoor season in 2021, athletes and coaches look to the upcoming outdoor season as a sign of normalcy.
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Posted inBoys Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Todd Hanson steps down after 25 years as Brunswick High boys basketball coach
Hanson coached the Dragons for 25 years, winning the Class A state title in 2002.
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Posted inSports, Varsity Maine, Volleyball
Unique volleyball season arrives, and many teams are ready to compete
Coaches excited for matches, while also curious as to how season will go.
Posted inSkiing, Sports, Varsity Maine
Nordic skiing: Edward Little boys, Mt. Blue girls hold leads after day one at KVAC championships
Teams from across the conference race in the classic Nordic race at the 5-kilometer course at Titcomb Mountain in Farmington.
Posted inSports, Varsity Maine, Wrestling
Fate of high school wrestling season remains undetermined as MPA again delays decision
Maine Principals’ Association postpones meeting with community sports guidelines unchanged and wrestling still considered ‘high risk.’
Posted inBoys Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Boys hockey: Brunswick edges Mt. Ararat/Lisbon/Morse in chippy affair
Eagles whistled for two five-minute major penalties and also had player ejected for throwing punches.
Posted inGirls Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Edward Little/Poland/Leavitt plays keep away in win over Brunswick
Girls hockey: Brunswick goalie Hannah Wentworth stops 34 shots but the Red Hornets were able to find the back of the net. Red Hornets goalie McKenzi Horton earns first career win in goal.
Posted inBoys Basketball, Boys Hockey, Girls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Local roundup: Oxford Hills girls basketball rolls past Mt. Blue
Cassidy Dumont and Brooklyn Alexander lead Vikings’ attack with 17 and 16 points, respectively. Plus more basketball and hockey action from Thursday.
Posted inOutdoors, Sports
Brunswick native training with goal of competing in 2022 Winter Olympics
Myles Silverman, 23, is living at a ski resort in Austria, working on his snowboarding skills.
Posted inSports, Varsity Maine
Concerns grow that the loss of sports is taking a toll on young athletes’ mental health
Citing research that shows more depression and anxiety when school sports are shut down, athletic directors and coaches in Maine’s ‘yellow’ counties lobby for teams to at least be allowed to gather for drills and conditioning during the pandemic.