BRUNSWICK — Three days before the start of the Lewiston High School girls lacrosse season, Skip Capone was named the new coach of the Blue Devils, who were coming off a 10-2 season last year. Yes, he had weeks of practice, and he refused to use the changes at the top and the countless practices […]
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Girls’ lacrosse: Vikings start, finish strong to beat Eddies
PARIS — Oxford Hills made fast starts its trademark last season. At the start of this season, the Vikings are emphasizing finishing strong. They did both in Tuesday’s girls’ lacrosse season-opener against Edward Little, sprinting out to a 4-0 lead in the first 4½ minutes, then pulling away down the stretch of a 17-8 victory […]
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Boys’ lacrosse Mtn. Valley 5, Mt. Blue 0 BETHEL — Coyote Freeman made 10 saves Thursday afternoon, leading Mountain Valley to a 5-0 shutout of Mt. Blue in Class B KVAC boys’ lacrosse. The game was played at Gould Academy due to wet field conditions in Rumford. Mountain Valley (1-0) scored two goals in a […]
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College Roundup: Colby sweeps Bates in lacrosse
LEWISTON — No. 11 nationally ranked Colby College controlled the game from start to finish, and downed the No. 17 Bates women’s lacrosse team 10-6 in the regular-season finale for both teams Wednesday evening at Garcelon Field. The Mules (8-5, 6-4 NESCAC) finish in a tie for fifth place in the NESCAC with Tufts. The […]
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H.S. Lacrosse: Lewiston blanks Massabesic
WATERBORO — The Lewiston boys’ lacrosse team opened the campaign with a 11-0 victory over Massabesic Saturday night. Max Bolduc led the charge with four goals while teammate Cam Boucher also had four points, three goals and an assist. The rest of the scoring was spread out with Griffin Wade, Brendon Croteau, Reilly Bolduc and […]
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Boys’ Lacrosse: Oak Hill survives St. Dom’s
LEWISTON — The preseason calendar was covered with one giant question mark for Oak Hill boys’ lacrosse. When would the Raiders be able to practice on a dry surface other than pavement? And how soon would the dozen players whose grades weren’t up to par at the third-quarter checkpoint become eligible? In these uncertain times, […]
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Edward Little boys’ lacrosse preview
Coach: Stephen Cobb (third year) Last year’s record: 4-8 Returning letter-winners: Cam Cormier, Ben Steele, Colin Benson, Matt Adams, Henry Nguyen, Ethan Nadeau, Branden Dyer, Chris Poisson, Matt Verrill, Aaron Vaillancourt, Liam Benson, Cam Nadeau, Calvin Bureau, Jameson Rodrigues. Key losses: Trevor Haley, Matt Berube, Brandon Polisky, Bryan Uwaechia, Johnny Boyd. Promising newcomers: Ian Miliekis, […]
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Lewiston boys’ lacrosse preview
Coach: Ben Fournier (second year) Last year’s record: 8-4 (lost in East A quarterfinal) Returning letter-winners: Seniors — Max Bolduc (A), Alex Mills (A), Reilly Bolduc (M); Juniors — Savin Lavorgna (LSM), Ty Murphy (M); Sophomore — Griffin Wade (M). Key losses: Tom Lepage, Stephen Patrie, Tanner Hubbard, Cameron Brousseau, Lucas Schulze. Promising newcomers: Seniors […]
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Mt. Blue boys’ lacrosse preview
Coach: John McDonough (fourth year) Last year’s record: 1-11 Returning letter-winners: Josh Dyke (D); Casey Taylor (D), Liam Welch (M). Key losses: Ryan Rouillard. Promising newcomers: Jason St. Pierre. Season outlook: With no feeder system, the Cougars face each year with some players picking up a stick for the first time. But the team’s attitude […]
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Mountain Valley boys’ lacrosse preview
Coach: Rick White (second year) Last year’s record: 1-11 Returning letter-winners: Seniors — Mason Milligan (D), Brandon Roberts (D), Michael Theriault (A); Juniors — Corbin Arsenault (A), Jared Arsenault (M), Chris Bourret (M), Coyote Freeman (G), Dalton Milledge (M), Tucker Phelps (A), Gage Welch (D); Sophomore — Isaac Brennick (A). Key loses: Nathan Buotte, Austin […]