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  • Clement chooses Marist College

    PORTLAND—If McAuley standout Allie Clement was good enough to be named first-team SMAA all-conference, a member of the all-Defensive team, Winter Athlete of the Year and Maine Gatorade Player of the Year and lead the league in scoring last season all while being hindered by an ankle injury ...

  • Portland Sports Roundup

    SMCC holding golf tournament Southern Maine Community College's Seawolves Athletic Club and the SMCC athletic department will host its 9th annual golf tournament Tuesday, June 18 at Prouts Neck Country Club in Scarborough. Proceeds go to to help improve the student-athlete...

  • Falmouth Yachtsmen Spring Sports Previews

    As talent-laden as the Falmouth spring roster appears, the school will have a very difficult time matching the mind-boggling triumph of a year ago, when every single boys' sport (and one girls' team) took home a state title. With that said, the Yachtsmen are sure going to have fun trying. Basebal...

  • Waynflete Flyers Spring Sports Previews

    Waynflete won three state titles a year ago and has a great shot at winning multiple championships again this spring. Baseball has established itself as a consistent contender and could be a top Western C squad. Boys' lacrosse welcomes a new coach and begins a new era. One which should be triumph...

  • Portland Bulldogs Spring Sports Previews

    Portland's spring sports teams will make heads turn in the weeks to come. Baseball is viewed as one of the best teams in Western Class A. Softball hopes to continue its rise back toward contention. Boys' lacrosse begins a new era with plenty of promise. The girls' squad is coming off its best sea...

  • McAuley Lions Spring Sports Previews

    On the heels of another triumphant winter, McAuley looks to turn some heads this spring. Softball has been a consistent contender and after falling short of the playoffs last year, the Lions hope to get back to the postseason this year. Lacrosse features some talent and will give teams fits. Trac...

  • Deering Rams Spring Sports Previews

    Deering should contend in several sports this spring. Baseball hopes to return to prominence. Softball has a new coach and a new outlook. Boys' lacrosse fell just short of the state final last season and should be on the short list of top contenders again. The girls' team also holds promise. Both...

  • Cheverus Stags Spring Sports Previews

    Springtime promises to bring a lot of triumph to Cheverus. Baseball fell just short in its repeat title bid a year ago, but is once again among the preseason favorites. Softball has the pieces in place to make a run to the postseason. Boys' lacrosse, coming off the best season in program history,...

  • Cheverus downs Deering in the sleet

    PORTLAND—On a bitterly cold, sleet-filled afternoon not fit for man or beast, the defending Eastern Class A champion Cheverus boys' lacrosse team began a new era in triumphant style. Thanks to a player who was red-hot in the first half. Junior Jack Sutton put on a show, scorin...

  • Mid-Coast Sports Roundup

    Olympic legend to appear at Fosbury Track Camp Olympic Gold Medal winner Tommie Smith will join teammate Dick Fosbury on the staff of the Dick Fosbury Track Camp to be held at Bowdoin College June 24-28. Smith won the gold in the 200 meter dash in Mexico City in the 1968 Summer Games and...