PORTLAND—Entering the pivotal final phase of its season, the Waynflete baseball team knew Monday's home battle with Western C rival Traip Acadey was a must-win affair. While the Flyers faced some adversity over 140 minutes and seven innings, they made enough plays in the field and at...
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 ...
Legion season winding down The American and Junior Legion postseasons are set to begin. The latest Zone 4 standings had Cumberland (Greely) at 8-8, Yarmouth at 7-7 and Falmouth at 2-15. Only four teams make the zone playoffs this season and the winner will be dete...
Falmouth's Charlie Lalumiere and Cumberland Foreside's Hannah Twombly, both age 14 and racing for the Portland Yacht Club's 420 race team, came in second overall out of 41 boats competing in their class at a recent event at the Hingham (Mass.) Yacht Club. It was the first regatta for both Lalumiere,...
The U-16 Southern Maine Flame ASA softball team, featuring local players, recently took home the runner-up trophy at the Eric Whitten Memorial Tournament. Kneeling (left to right): Kayla Santheson, Alana Peoples, Chelsea Watson, Ally Boyington, Lauren Nicholson, Jen Field.
Falmouth beat Westbrook 8-1 to win the championship game of the Maine District 6 Junior Softball All-Star championship for the second year in a row. Falmouth advanced to the state tournament in Saco. Front row (left to right): Amanda Carver, Leigh Wyman, Izzi Grasso. Ba...
YARMOUTH — In addition to all of the other diversions at the Yarmouth Clam Festival last weekend, there were also athletic competitions, including a road race, bike race and tennis. The Pat's Pizza Clam Festival Classic 5-mile race was held Saturday and a familiar name took the title. North ...
There's nothing like going to Fenway Park in the summer, but if you're looking for a less expensive, less crowded outing, there are several good alternatives. Over the past two weeks, I sampled three of them. Here is what I found: Boston Lobsters: Co-ed World Team Tennis
Legion season winding down The American and Junior Legion postseasons are set to begin. The latest Zone 4 standings had Deering High-populated Nova Seafood boasting a 12-4 mark. First Title (comprised of Cheverus High players) was 8-9-1. Andrews Post (Portland High)... 1
Remember those first grainy, black-and-white baseball clips of the old-time greats? Maybe Shoeless Joe, or some other legend of the game's more idyllic times? At a pace defying the inherent leisure of a game of catch, due in large part to archaic means, they quickly snared each pass... 1