Leavitt’s first day of practice like a high school reunion

Bright sun, cooler temperatures and a feeling of hope and prosperity greet the Hornets girls soccer team

AAU gives some Maine basketball players exposure, but it isn’t beneficial to all who participate

AAU and travel basketball are seen as a quick way for athletes to gain exposure and be noticed by colleges. But some of the state's high school coaches say the summer hoops programs have their drawbacks.

Edward Little basketball wins summer league playoff title

The Red Eddies beat Yarmouth in the semifinals and Leavitt in the final to claim the first Dubois Edward Little Summer League championship.

Soehren and Hathaway father-son duos share field for final time at the Lobster Bowl

As the Soehrens and Hathaways gear up for their final day of football as father-son duos of coach and quarterback at the 2021 Lobster Bowl, Mark and Atticus Soehren, as well as Mike and Wyatt Hathaway, look back on their careers together.

Mountain Valley’s Anthony Mazza following in father’s footsteps at Lobster Bowl

Mazza will have a different experience than his father did, but he has plenty of experience with Devin Roberts, who will be his coach at Saturday's showcase event. The 7-on-7 tournament features eight teams, each of which features area players.

‘I’ve never set limits for myself’: Jonathan Schomaker competing throughout the nation this summer

Leavitt senior-to-be is participating in Adaptive Track and Field meets in various U.S. cities and has his sights set on the nationals later this month in Colorado.

Lobster Bowl switching to 7-on-7 tournament this summer

After originally deciding to cancel the Maine senior football all-star game for the second straight year, organizers pivoted to a 7-on-7 tournament to be held in Lewiston on July 17.

Leavitt grad Courtney England rising through the coaching ranks at UMaine

Women's basketball: England, who led the Hornets to the 2011 Class B state title before playing at the University of Maine, was recently promoted to associate head coach on the Black Bears staff.

Ruby Haylock’s confidence growing after competing in national high school golf tournament

High school golf: The defending Class B girls state champion and defending Maine Women's Amateur champion finished 47th in a 214 player field last week at the Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina.

KVAC All-Conference and All-Academic Teams