First open practice was held Saturday; opening days set for April 20, 27.
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University of Maine at Augusta adds baseball, softball programs as expansion effort continues
Additions come months after UMA brought soccer on board as school looks to expand its athletic programs.
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Carrabassett Valley winter sports athletes overcome adversity to compete on national stage
Nathan Pare, a Hall-Dale graduate, and Maggie Swain, a Kingfield resident, bounce back from injuries and will represent Team USA at the world junior championships.
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Some spring openers still in doubt as opening competitions loom
First games of the season scheduled for as early as Thursday.
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Farmingdale senior heads to high school powerlifting nationals as part of unique school project
Austin Lizzotte is off to Baton Rouge, Louisiana to compete in USA Powerlifting event as part of his Capstone project.
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Thomas College baseball coaching staff has strong central Maine presence
Ray Bernier (Messalonskee), Rusty Mercier (Lawrence), Rob Dippner (Mt. Blue) and Russell Beckwith (Waterville) join Terriers.
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Sidelines: It’s time to bring back some forgotten Maine sports events from yesteryear
Remember Score-O? The all-St. Joseph’s basketball tournament? Events such as these should be brought back, Dave Bailey writes.
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High school sports notebook: Another storm poses more threats to slowly beginning spring season
Brandon Hurd set for final season as Mount View baseball coach.
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Sidelines: ‘Winthrop Madness’ a blast from the past that shows us some things never change
The world is different than it was 1965, but the way certain things in sports make us feel, Mike Mandell writes, is not.
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High school sports teams scramble to adjust practice plans after snowstorm buries much of central Maine
Teams were in good shape to begin practicing outdoors on clean fields and courts, but those plans changed in a hurry.