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2011
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Girls’ Roundup: South Portland pulls away to a victory
SOUTH PORTLAND – Danica Gleason scored a career-high 16 points, including nine in the fourth quarter, as South Portland pulled away to a 49-39 victory against Massabesic in a Southern Maine Activities Association schoolgirl basketball game Friday night. Logan Neal and Jillian Legere had seven points each for the Red Riots (4-3), who outscored Massabesic […]
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Phantoms slip past Pirates in shootout
A key save by Justin Pogge forces overtime and gives Portland a point, but Adirondack finishes with the win.
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Photo: A flurry of shots
Doug Murray watches his 8-year-old daughter Natalie shoot a basket Friday as snow flurries start to fall near their home off Johnson Road in Falmouth. Natalie, who recently joined the Saturday basketball program at Falmouth Recreation, showed a lot of promise by making a fair number of her shots.
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Syrian protesters put on show of strength for League monitors
In the largest protest in months, hundreds of thousands turn out, including dissident troops.
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Baldwin man now faces three charges
A fourth count against Robert Brower is dropped after the sheriff’s office says it was incorrect.
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Boys’ basketball: Rams give a little something extra
Bonny Eagle surges to force overtime, but Deering makes its free throws and is perfect after six games.
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Girls’ basketball: Cony holds off pesky Mt. Ararat, 53-45
The perennially strong Rams improve to 6-0, but not without a challenge from Mt. Ararat.
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Girls’ basketball: Windham responds in a big way
After a pair of losses, the Eagles stifle Thornton Academy and earn a 46-26 victory.
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NHL’s Winter Classic needs a chilly reception
No snow is forecast, but officials hope for ‘hockey weather’ for Monday’s outdoor NHL game.