The Times Record BRUNSWICK — Noah Cox drained a long 3-pointer with 15 seconds remaining to lift the Brunswick High School boys basketball team to a 48-47 Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference victory over “Battle of the Bridge” rival Mt. Ararat on Tuesday. In a close game throughout, Cox, who finished with 18 points, gave the Dragons […]
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Dragons Hockey: Brunswick edges MOB in overtime, 2-1
BRUNSWICK — The Brunswick High School boys hockey team needed overtime to outlast Massabesic/Old Orchard/Bonny Eagle, 2-1, Monday night at Sidney J. Watson Arena. Despite outshooting their opponents 21-10 in the game, the Dragons had a tough time solving freshman goaltender Gavin Sperlich. It took a shorthanded tally from Michael Eno 2:16 into the overtime period to […]
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Area Roundups: Tough Monday for area hoops squads
RUMFORD — Mountain Valley outscored Richmond, 30-12 in the third quarter to pull away for an 87-50 Mountain Valley Conference win on Monday. The Bobcats fell to 0-2 and host Oak Hill on Wednesday at 7 p.m. The host Falcons improved to 2-0. Mountain Valley led 9-8 after a quarter and 33-23 at the half. The […]
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Girls Basketball: Brunswick starts fast, rolls to 72-28 victory over Morse
BRUNSWICK — For the Morse High School girls basketball team to have a chance in Friday’s Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference opener against a talented Brunswick Dragons squad, the Shipbuilders had to play near perfect basketball. After Brunswick steamrolled to a dominating 72-28 win, a perfect Shipbuilder storm still might not have been enough. The Dragons (1-0) […]
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Boys Basketball: Brunswick ruins Maines’ return to Morse bench
BRUNSWICK — It was a night of celebration. A familiar face for Morse High School boys basketball, Tom Maines, returned to the bench, looking to resurrect a Shipbuilder squad that has struggled the past couple seasons. Though Morse showed glimpses of solid play, the ’Builders fell to rival Brunswick Friday night, with the host Dragons capturing […]
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Brunswick Girls Hockey: Clippers sneak past Dragons, 2-0
YARMOUTH — The Yarmouth/Freeport Clippers handed Brunswick its third loss of the early season in girls hockey, 2-0, on Saturday at Travis Roy Arena. The Clippers limited the offensive chances for the Dragons, while goaltender Allie Perrotta was sharp when needed for a 13-save shutout. “She stayed focus which is great,” said Clippers coach Megan Vaughan, […]
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Area High School Roundups: Smith’s 21 points powers Freeport Falcons to girls hoops victory
FREEPORT — Caroline Smith scored 21 points to power the Freeport High School girls basketball team to a 45-24 Western Maine Conference win over Sacopee Valley on Friday. The 1-0 Falcons, who visit Yarmouth on Tuesday at 5:30 p.m., led 13-4, 21-8 and 35-15 at the quarter breaks. Rachel Wall chipped in 10 points in the […]
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Preview: Girls hoops season … Here we go
BRUNSWICK — The 2017/18 girls high school basketball season provided plenty of excitement for fans of area teams. Brunswick and Freeport made deep postseason runs, Morse lost a close preliminary game, while Richmond once again made the trip to Augusta. Mt. Ararat, Lisbon and Wiscasset each had seasons where each team improved and will look to […]
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Preview: Indoor track teams are ready to begin
BRUNSWICK — Some of the state’s best indoor track athletes are on area high school teams and as the season is about to begin, they and their teammates are ready to compete this winter. Mt. Ararat’s Lisandro Berry-Gaviria returns as Class A’s top runner in both the one- and two-mile events. Brunswick’s Sam Cenescar will look […]
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Boys Basketball Preview: Regular season kicks off on Friday for area teams
BRUNSWICK — Although it technically isn’t winter, the precipitation and cold temperatures in November sure made it feel like it. Winter doesn’t officially begin until Dec. 21, but Friday marks the true beginning to winter when Maine high schools begin the winter sport seasons. With plenty of local teams vying for postseason play next February, some […]
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