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Effingham, NH · Sports
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Cross Country Takes 4th at Runnin’ Monks Classic
Standish, ME – CMCC Men's and Women's Cross Country both ended up with fourth place team finishes on Saturday at the Coach Dann Runnin' Monks Classic race hosted by Saint Joseph's College of Maine. On the women's side, Central Maine beat out York County for the top-finishing Yankee Small...
Portsmouth Herald
Seacoast Week 7 football scores, highlights: York falls to rival Wells
Week 7 of the high school football season is underway, with a busy slate of Seacoast action beginning Thursday, Oct. 15. On Thursday, in Division I, Winnacunnet snapped a two-game skid with a 42-7 win over Spaulding , while Exeter dropped a 35-14 decision to Maine Class A powerhouse Bonny Eagle in a non-league matchup. The Friday schedule is highlighted by a Division I showdown as Portsmouth/Oyster River beat Dover, 49-0. Elsewhere Friday, St. Thomas Aquinas lost to Manchester West, 44-14 in a Division II contest. In Maine, Marshwood lost to Biddeford, 37-14 in a Class B South matchup, while Traip Academy lost to Spruce Mountain, 60-0 in an 8-Man football. contest. The weekend concluded Saturday, Oct. 17, as York lost to Wells, 49-0 in a Class C South Homecoming showdown. Somersworth was the lone local team on a bye week. York shut out by Wells in Anchor Bowl YORK, Maine — Wells retained possession of the Anchor Trophy, defeating York, 47-0, in a Class C South matchup at York High School. The Wildcats fell to 2-5 on the season, while Wells improved to 5-2. "It was a hard game for us," York coach Matt Nelson said. "Give credit to
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SPORTS | Biddeford upsets undefeated Marshwood
The previously undefeated Marshwood High School football team learned a lesson in humility on their home turf Friday when the Biddeford Tigers took control of the second half, posting 37 unanswered points for a crushing 37-14 win. Biddeford (5-2) seemed anxious and more than ready to brush off last week’s...
Bangor Daily News
Husson, UNE pick up football victories
Husson University of Bangor and Biddeford’s University of New England picked up small college football wins on Saturday. Husson beat New England College 42-0 for its second straight win and UNE dealt Castine’s Maine Maritime Academy its 38th straight loss, 62-14. The state’s other three NCAA Division III teams, New England Small College Athletic Conference […]
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Owls Downed by UNE at Home 2-0
KEENE, N.H. – The Keene State College women's soccer team returned home on Saturday for their fourth consecutive game at the Owl Athletic Complex, but the University of New England netted a pair of first half goals that the Owls were unable to bounce back from as UNE defeated the Owls 2-0. Records.
Portsmouth Herald
Maine football: Fast start fades for Marshwood in 37-14 loss to Biddeford
BIDDEFORD, Maine — The Marshwood High School football team appeared to be in control early Friday night, but a dramatic swing just before halftime helped propel Biddeford to a 37-14 Class B South victory. The Hawks built a 14-0 lead through the opening 21 minutes, only to see the Tigers score 15 points in the final 76 seconds of the first half. With Marshwood star running back Greg Castoras sidelined by a leg injury for much of the second half, Biddeford dominated the final 24 minutes and outscored the Hawks 22-0 after intermission. "Great job by Biddeford and their coaching staff. I was absolutely outcoached, and we got beat today," said first-year Marshwood coach Andrew Elwell, whose team suffered its first loss of the season. "It starts with me. I look forward to tomorrow, and I look forward to getting back to work on Monday." Castoras, who finished with 93 rushing yards and a 5-yard touchdown run, was injured on his third carry of the second half. The 5-yard gain gave Marshwood, trailing 23-14 at the time, a first down at its own 13-yard line. Castoras left the field under his own power, though he was noticeably limping, and spent
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Madison defeats Poland in down to the wire matchup
MADISON -- The Madison Bulldogs defeated the Poland Knights 34-28 in a back-and-forth tilt on Friday evening. In the first quarter, it was the Knights who opened the game on offense. A four-minute, methodical drive led them down the field where quarterback Lucas Gayton would rush it in to take a 8-0 lead.
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Windham varsity volleyball drops match to Marshwood
It was Senior Night for Windham varsity volleyball in their final home game against Marshwood on Thursday, Oct. 8 and seniors Arihanna Ramos, Shaylin Burrell, Taelyn Morris, Chloe Poitras and Zoi Candelmo were each presented with a small gift to thank them and their families for their time and efforts to Windham Athletics. Windham played two very strong sets against the Hawks and kept their heads up during the third set. Despite their efforts, they fell 3-0 to Marshwood.
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Local golfers celebrate state championships
CAMDEN, WINTHROP, READFIELD, Maine (WABI) - Camden Hills golfer Lila Dailey tied Jacquelin Sirois of Cheverus for the Class A state girls title at +25 on Friday. The Windjammers senior spoke about medaling at Natanis’s Tomahawk course. “I’ve been playing with my dad, grandpa and uncle for my entire...
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WHS golf posts strong showing in Class A Maine State Golf Championships
Windham High School's varsity golf team sent three participants to the Class A Maine State Golf Championships at the Natanis Golf Course, a par 72 course, in Vassalboro on Friday, Oct. 9. Freshman Stella Veilleux and sophomores Emma Mathieu and Hunter Pulkkinen each played in the championship for their first time.
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Brady's isn't going anywhere!!
We know there has been a lot of chatter about what we are doing, well we are going to keep doing what we have been doing for 8 years!! Brady's will be here offering a year round place to go and have great food with great friends. Sunday breakfast will continue throughout the winter offering up the classics untill 11am with lunch being served until 4pm.
WGME
Maine coaching legend Joe Russo retires after 36 years at Portland High School
PORTLAND (WGME) -- One of the best and most well-respected high school basketball coaches of our time is calling it a career. The great Joe Russo is retiring after 36 seasons as head coach of the Portland boys basketball team. “Bittersweet, kind of emotional to tell you the truth, you...
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Medomak Girls Lose Two Close Games
The Medomak Valley girls soccer team lost to Gardiner 1-0 in a low scoring Class B North battle on Saturday, Oct. 10 in Gardiner. The teams traded dangerous scoring chances in the first half, but the game remained scoreless 0-0 at halftime. The Tigers outshot the Panthers 5-3 heading into the break.
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Wickens’ Heroics Earns Men’s Hockey a Tie with Nebraska Omaha
Auburn, ME – CMCC Men's Ice Hockey looked to be on the ropes early in the first period against nationally ranked Nebraska Omaha. The Mavericks had scored on their first shot of the game, 33 seconds into the contest on a bad turnover, and were pelting the Mustangs' net with shots. But as their sophomore goaltender had already done many times in his 30 games for the team, Cam Wickens rose to the occasion when his side needed him most.
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Medomak Boys Fourth at Messalonskee Meet
The Medomak Valley boys cross country team placed fourth at a meet attended by eight schools on Friday, Oct. 9 in Oakland. The Lady Panthers did not have enough runners to record a team score. Boys Results. Colby Daigle placed third with a time of 17:56.70. Noah Seigh, of Camden...
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Bonny Eagle stays perfect at 7-0 after 35-14 defeat of Exeter in rain-altered game
A rainstorm on Friday forced a schedule change for the Exeter-Bonny Eagle football matchup. Bonny Eagle entered the game a perfect 6-0, while the cross-state Blue Hawks came in at 3-3. Exeter’s opening drive showed early promise as quarterback Tyler Ream threw deep for Sam Gibney, but Bonny Eagle’s Lucas...