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Paul Betit

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  • Published
    September 28, 2012

    Andrew steps down as Cheverus lacrosse coach

    Deke Andrew cites the demands of family, business as reasons for leaving.

  • Published
    September 28, 2012

    Local Motorsports: Wiscasset Raceway’s ready for the public after volunteers clean up

    The new owners of Wiscasset Raceway scheduled a “fun” day of racing for Oct. 20 at the banked oval. “We want to show that the racetrack is open,” Vanessa Brown said. “It’s not closed, and it will continue to operate.” Richard and Vanessa Brown of Kingfield paid $130,000 to purchase the track, which has been […]

  • Published
    September 28, 2012

    Pirate veteran is ‘ready to go’

    Alexandre Bolduc will have to wait until the lockout ends to try to get back to the NHL.

  • Published
    September 27, 2012

    Girls’ Soccer Notebook: Waynflete keeps finding a way to remain unbeaten

    Unbeaten Waynflete has shown it’s a team that refuses to lose. The Flyers, 4-0-3 going into Thursday’s home game against Traip Academy, have had to come from behind three times to remain unbeaten. “We’re playing everybody tough and we’re still trying to figure out everybody’s duties,” Coach Todd Dominski said. The Flyers are missing much […]

  • Published
    September 26, 2012

    Boys’ Soccer Notebook: South Korean has soccer home in South Portland

    When Byeong Woo Jung enrolled at Greater Portland Christian in South Portland two years ago as a freshman, he thought soccer would be one way to help him get to know his new schoolmates. “When I came here everything was new (to me), and playing soccer helped me build relationships with people,” said Byeong, whose […]

  • Published
    September 22, 2012

    Caper earns hockey spot with BU

    Nick Breed becomes the first player since 2002 to go directly from high school to the BU varsity.

  • Published
    September 21, 2012

    Windham delivers first loss to Riots

    Jake Mello scores the winner with about six minutes left in the game between two of the top SMAA teams.

  • Published
    September 20, 2012

    Windham receives a boost from its soccer sisters

    Sisters Jordan and Cassie Symonds don’t have any trouble linking up on a soccer field. “It’s a huge advantage,” said Jordan Symonds, a senior stopper for unbeaten Windham. “She knows where I’m going to be on the field at all times. I know where she’s going to be. I’m there to back her up. She’s […]

  • Published
    September 19, 2012

    Boys’ Soccer Notebook: Skills, attitude ease transfer’s transition to Red Storm

    Wyatt Omsberg appears to be fitting in quite well with his new teammates at Scarborough. Before the season began, Omsberg, a junior midfielder, transferred to the SMAA school from the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference’s Messalonskee High in Oakland. “My mother got a job in Portland over the summer and we moved down here,” he said. […]

  • Published
    September 17, 2012
    Oliver Ekman-Larsson

    Pirates just got stronger

    The labor strife that’s put the NHL season in jeopardy could be a bonanza for AHL teams and fans.

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