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Oxford Hills keeps Bangor scoreless 28-0 in final regular season game
BANGOR -- The Oxford Hills Vikings shut out the Bangor rams 28-0 Friday night at Cameron Stadium. In the second quarter, Rams junior quarterback Alex Tenant flipped it to running back Gavin Hughes, who churned his legs for a 15 yard gain. However, the Oxford defense would hold strong and force the rams to punt.
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No. 3 John Bapst advances with a win over No. 6 Oak Hill
BANGOR -- The No. 3-seeded John Bapst Crusaders advanced to the Class D North semifinals with a 43-33 win over No. 6 Oak Hill on Friday at Husson University. The Crusaders started things off with an almost 8-minute drive, that was finished off by a Zac Babcock touchdown to make it 7-0 Bapst.
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Panthers Volleyball Ousted From Playoffs
The Medomak Valley volleyball team lost to Wells 3-2 in a competitive Class C quarterfinal match on Saturday, Oct. 24 in Waldoboro. The No. 7 seed Warriors upset the No. 2 seed Panthers in a best-of-five match that went the full distance. Wells won the first set 26-24. The Panthers...
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No. 13 St. John's strives to build chemistry in opener vs. Monmouth
In the past two seasons under Rick Pitino, St. John's dipped heavily into the transfer portal to build a roster that was among the upper echelon of the Big East. For his latest installment of roster building, Pitino was aggressive in adding transfers but also active in mixing in international players. A loaded nonconference schedule should give Pitino a better idea of how his new roster will mesh. He gets his first look at the changes Monday when the 13th-ranked Red Storm host Monmouth in New York. "I'm not sure we are going to be ready for the likes of Arizona or the (Players Era 16), but we just got to hold steady, win as many games as we can, because come January we will be a much better basketball team," said Pitino, whose team will visit Alabama, host Arizona and face high-level games at the Players Era event in Las Vegas. The Red Storm head into Pitino's fourth season off consecutive regular-season and conference tournament titles. A lot of that had to do with the emergence of Zuby Ejiofor, who became a late first-round NBA draft pick in June. Ejiofor, Dillon Mitchell and Bryce Hopkins are among the player
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Oceanside Runs Past Medomak Football
The Medomak Valley football team lost 36-14 to Oceanside in a Class C matchup on Friday, Oct. 23 in Waldoboro. The Panthers got off to a great start, with Keith Miller recovering a fumble at midfield after a hard tackle by Medomak linebacker Jaydiin Ruiz jarred the ball loose during Oceanside’s opening series of the game. The ensuing offensive possession stalled out, and the Panthers punted the ball back to the Mariners.
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Lincoln Girls Soccer Shut Out By Freeport
The Lincoln Academy girls soccer team lost to Freeport 1-0 in a Class B South quarterfinal match on Tuesday, Oct. 27 in Freeport. The playoff game was a defensive battle from the start, with both teams playing a conservative style focused on avoiding mistakes and keeping the ball out of their own net.
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A Brand-New Maine Motorsports Show Is Bringing Classic Cars And Custom Builds To Portland
Halloween weekend in Maine is getting a lot louder this year. A brand-new indoor expo is packing custom cars, classic builds, motorcycles, and performance machines under one roof. The pitch is simple and wonderful. It calls itself a gathering dedicated to everything with an engine. I love that kind of...
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CMCC Athletics Unveils 2026 Hall of Fame Class
Auburn, ME – Central Maine Community College is proud to announce its newest members of the CMCC Athletics Hall of Fame. Five inductees have been chosen by the selection committee for the class of 2026 with Dane Pomerleau, Jimmy Reed, Brooke Reynolds, Brittney Salley, and Shawn Sullivan joining the ranks of former Mustangs to receive the honor over the past several years.
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Trainer fined, suspended after horse’s leg breaks through trailer floor on way to Windsor Fairgrounds
WINDSOR, Maine (WABI) - Transport of a race horse that led to a euthanization has led to penalties. A Maine State Harness Racing Commission investigation found that on Aug. 31, Stanley Whittemore’s horse, Vogue Blue Chip, had his right hind leg fall through the floor of Whittemore’s trailer during transport to the Windsor Fairgrounds, dragging on the road for several miles.
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High school football playoffs begin Friday; Thornton’s LeBlanc makes ESPN Top 10 catch
What rank did LeBlanc's catch receive on ESPN's Top Ten Plays?. Which classes begin high school football playoffs this Friday?. High school football playoffs begin this Friday night for Classes B, D and 8-man, while Classes A and C still have a week left in the regular season. As the...
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Middlebury takes down Bates, evens record at 3-3
The Middlebury football team took home the win on Saturday, Oct. 24, beating Bates 31-13 in Lewiston, Maine. The Panthers evened their record at 3-3 as they hope to finish strong in their final three games. The game kicked off at 1 p.m., with the Bates Bobcats receiving the ball...
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Defending champ Gorham tops Thornton Academy in Class A volleyball semifinal rematch
Defending state champion Gorham punched its ticket back to the state finals with a 3-1 win over Thornton Academy in a Class A semifinal rematch of last year’s state championship match. The high school volleyball semifinals for Classes A, B and C were held today, with winners advancing to...
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Medomak Basketball Clinic Nov. 7
Medomak Valley will host a boys basketball clinic on Saturday, Nov. 7. The clinic for grades 3-4 runs from 9-10:30 a.m. and for grades 5-6 boys from 10:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Boys in grades 3-6 will also be able to sign up for the winter youth basketball league. Boys...
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Portland officials say city did not approve policies that led to removal of women's sports supporters
Officials for the City of Portland says they are reviewing a filmed confrontation in which women’s sports supporters were struck and forcibly removed from a publicly owned soccer stadium. The city denied involvement in decisions concerning the spectators and an OutKick reporter, identifying the stadium operator and its subcontractors...