Minnesota-Duluth rallies from an early two-goal hole to oust UMaine from the NCAA tourney.
March 2012
Steve Solloway: The goosebump before the bump
WORCESTER, Mass. – The moment wasn’t milked. There was no need to keep anyone in suspense. Spencer Abbott was in uniform. Maybe 30 minutes after the news was tweeted, texted or spread the old-fashioned way by word of mouth, Abbott walked down the runway with his University of Maine teammates and skated onto the ice […]
NCAA Women: Vols find a spark to prevail
DES MOINES, Iowa – Tennessee was down 14 points against 11th-seeded Kansas, an unheralded bunch that few though could test the mighty Vols. Feisty sophomore Meighan Simmons gave Tennessee the boost it needed to survive and advance to yet another regional final. Simmons scored 16 of her 22 points off the bench in the second […]
Woods nearing first Tour win in 30 months
ORLANDO, Fla. – One swing cost Tiger Woods a comfortable lead at Bay Hill. All that mattered to him was his name atop the leaderboard at the end of the day, leaving him one round away from winning on the PGA Tour for the first time in 30 months. If anything, Saturday showed that it […]
Pirates too generous in 5-0 loss
Portland surrenders two short-handed goals on giveaways in losing to Manchester.
Golf: Courses getting early start with early spring
This has been a great stretch for Maine golfers. They played through December last season for arguably the longest season ever in the state. Two and a half months later, golfers are out there again. Summer-like temperatures last week had a slew of course openings around the state, many their earliest openings ever. This golf […]
Girls’ Track: The wins and the times set Gorham’s Perkins apart
Sarah Perkins won three events at the Class A state meet, with eye-opening results.
Boys’ Track: Ladd goes the distance and leaves the others behind
Harlow Ladd of Messalonskee was the dominant boys’ distance runner in the state.
Shot clock: Will a decision ever be reached, or will stalling continue?
There’s no movement to use a shot clock in high school games, though some Maine coaches would like it.
Santorum beats Romney in Louisiana
Santorum has done well across the South, and Romney barely campaigned in Louisiana.