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Fall sports

Published
September 3, 2014

25 boys’ soccer players to watch in Maine

Harry Baker-Connick, Waynflete senior, forward: Scrappy leader for the Flyers, was an All-Western C pick with an eight-goal season as a junior. Tyler Barrows, York senior, midfield: The Wildcats’ co-captain is moving from center back to center midfield, and brings the athleticism and touch to be an impact player. Hanssen Casey, Marshwood senior, back: A […]
Published
September 3, 2014

Boys’ soccer preview: Noble on equal footing

The Knights now face the challenge of maintaining their recent rise in Western Class A.
Published
September 2, 2014

25 field hockey players to watch in Maine

High schools across the state are gearing up for a competitive season.
Published
September 2, 2014

Field hockey preview: Murphy back to coach at Westbrook

After retiring following the 2013 season, she's back for a 23rd season.
Published
August 31, 2014

Class D: Defending state champ Oak Hill likely to return

The Raiders have a lot of veteran talent with 11 seniors returning, plus two of the top Class D running backs in Kyle Flaherty and Alex Mace.

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Published
August 31, 2014

High school football players to watch

ALEX BANDOUVERES Brunswick senior Fullback/defensive tackle Height: 6-3 Weight: 240 Of note: A two-way starter since his sophomore year who ran for 800 yards and 10 touchdowns last season to lead the Dragons to the Eastern Class B final. Has played four positions on defense and three on offense. “He has the ability to start […]
Published
August 31, 2014

Four classes a good fit for Maine high school football

The 2013 realignment led to more balance in all classes.
Published
August 31, 2014

Class B: Marshwood favored but challenges loom

Last year's finalists, Kennebunk and Cony, may pose threats again.
Published
August 31, 2014

Class A: Enjoy last season? You’ll love 2014

The four teams that reached the regional finals last season have the talent to make another deep playoff run.
Published
August 31, 2014

Class C: Leavitt loses lots of players, but games may be another matter

Spruce Mountain, Cape Elizabeth and Wells are ready to step in should Leavitt falter after graduating 20 players.