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Winter sports

  • Published
    December 11, 2014

    Swim teams to watch

    GIRLS 1. Brunswick: After falling six points shy of the Class A title last winter, the Dragons appear poised to claim their first state championship since 2001. Juniors Lynsie Russell and Emma Blair and All-American sophomore Caitlin Tycz lead a squad of three dozen that hasn’t lost a dual meet in two years. 2. Cheverus: The defending […]

  • Published
    December 11, 2014

    Swimming Preview: Sea of change coming for state championship swim meet format

    The format using morning prelims followed by evening finals is eliminated in favor of timed finals.

  • Published
    December 10, 2014

    Young Greely Rangers dominate from start in rout of Freeport

    Despite graduation losses, Greely looks strong in win over Falcons.

  • Published
    December 10, 2014

    Wrestling Teams to Watch

    1 Marshwood: Coach Matt Rix’s Hawks have won three straight Class A titles and a fourth straight title seems almost a given. The powerhouse program is star-studded. Jackson Howarth and New England runner-up (in overtime) Cody Hughes, who will likely wrestle at 160 and 170 pounds, are seeking to become the 17th and 18th four-time […]

  • Published
    December 10, 2014

    Wrestlers to Watch

    Bradley Beaulieu, Marshwood, sophomore: Tenacious and skilled, Beaulieu impressed in battles against top wrestlers en route to Class A 113-pound title and a second-place finish at the New England qualifier. Elvis Bowan, Oceanside, sophomore: A transfer from Camden Hills, Bowan will boost the third-year program and join junior Dallas Ball as state title contenders. The […]

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  • Published
    December 10, 2014

    Wrestling Preview: Practice makes pretty good for Maine’s top wrestlers

    Out-of-state competition and offseason workouts prove beneficial.

  • Published
    December 9, 2014

    Boys’ Hockey Preview: Taking charge and taking hits

    Falmouth senior Isac Nordstrom, who grew up in Sweden, has learned to play a more physical game in the U.S.

  • Published
    December 9, 2014

    Boys’ hockey: Players to watch

    Reece Armitage, Falmouth sophomore defenseman: A strong defender who recorded six points last year and was a coaches’ Class A All-West selection. Ben Bragg, Scarborough senior goalie: A Class A All-West selection, Bragg will be counted on to keep the young Red Storm in games as they improve. Ethan Cailler, Gray-New Gloucester/Poland/Oak Hill senior forward: […]

  • Published
    December 9, 2014

    Boys’ hockey teams to watch

    1 Falmouth: No team has won three straight Class A titles in 30 years, but the Yachtsmen have the depth and talent to pull off the feat this winter. Falmouth lost All-State goalie Dane Paul to graduation but brings back 15 players. Yarmouth Coach David St. Pierre said, “Falmouth is the best team … maybe […]

  • Published
    December 6, 2014

    Saturday’s high school roundup: Yarmouth beats Kennebunk in boys’ basketball opener

    Cody Cook and Adam LaBrie lead the Clippers to a 75-49 win.