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Football roundup: Mt. Blue edges Gardiner

GARDINER — Cole Dorman found Sean Testa in the end zone for a 14-yard touchdown pass in the waning seconds, ending Mt. Blue’s winless start with a 14-9 road win over Gardiner on Friday night. Makao Thompson gave the Cougars (1-4) their first lead of the game on their opening drive of the second half, rumbling […]

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Girls’ Lacrosse: Strong second half pushes St. Dom’s past Gardiner

Gastonguay scored 35 seconds into the game, but nothing else came easy for her or the rest of the offense in the first half. The Saints (4-0) held an advantage in possession, but negated that with unforced turnovers. Gastonguay missed three free-position shots in the first half as well. “I wasn’t following through, I was […]

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Boys’ Lacrosse: Maranacook/Winthrop rallies past Gardiner

Neither team found the back of the net in the first quarter, with not many chances either way (just two shots on goal apiece). Then the Tigers (1-1) found the back of the net early in the second quarter. Michael Poirier picked up his own rebound and beat Hawks goalie Isaiah Weston less than two […]

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Class B South boys’ hockey regional final: Yarmouth buries Gardiner

LEWISTON — Bill Jacobs scored two goals in the second period to break open a close game and top-ranked Yarmouth downed Gardiner 5-0 in the Class B South boys’ hockey regional final Wednesday night at Androscoggin Bank Colisee. The Clippers (16-4) dominated the first period by every metric — offensive-zone time, possession, shots — yet […]

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Boys hockey: Longtime coach Norm Gagne second to none in Maine

Pacing atop the 8-inch-wide bench behind his red-black-and-white-clad Scarborough Red Storm skaters, Norm Gagne’s thick rasp echoed off the boards. “Dump it and change!” “Skate!” “Noooo!” His voice trailed off, but it was still audible. And unmistakable. For nearly 42 seasons Gagne’s voice has bounced off many boards, ice surfaces and locker room walls. On […]