The program faced a two-year ban from competition after a hazing investigation, but a successful appeal to the MPA clears the way for a return to the ice.
Cooper Sullivan
Staff Writer
Cooper Sullivan covers high school and collegiate sports in Brunswick and the surrounding communities. He is from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where he studied at Wake Forest University ('24) and held multiple editorial positions at the student newspaper, the Old Gold & Black. He enjoys embarrassing himself on the basketball court, complaining about his knees after a run and ignoring the fact his favorite teams aren't that good.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Poland football feeling sharp, looking sharp, and other things learned Thursday
Wide receiver’s barber skills and an increased familiarity with coach’s systems have Knights feeling confident about season.
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DJ Shaw hopes he’s due for an Oxford 250 win, after years of coming so close
The reigning PASS North and national champion won two races at Oxford Plains Speedway earlier in the month. Is that a good sign for Sunday’s premier event?
Posted inGirls Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine
Buckfield girls soccer playing smaller, aiming bigger, and other things we learned from practice
The reigning Class D South champion Bucks move to 8-person soccer and have a new coach.
Posted inField Hockey, Football, Sports, Varsity Maine
Watch Maine high school sports return with Midnight Madness
Fall practices begin Monday, and some teams rang in the new sports year at the earliest possible moment.
Posted inField Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Lisbon field hockey hires Kayla Royer as head coach
The former Leavitt standout and Poland coach replaces longtime coach Julie Petrie.
Posted inHearts of Pine, Sports
Hearts of Pine play to a scoreless draw against Richmond
Portland creates plenty of chances but cannot capitalize and plays to its third scoreless draw of the season.
Posted inSports
Harpswell Lobster boat races draw big crowd, hungry competitors
The annual races drew nearly 100 boats and 1,200 people from up and down the coast of Maine.
Posted inSports
First-time Peaks to Portland swimmers find success in frigid waters
Nearly 250 people swam the 2.4 mile-long stretch between Peaks Island and East End Beach early Saturday morning to benefit the YMCA of Southern Maine.
Posted inSports
Bonny Eagle Little League softball rolls into New England final
The Maine champions are set to face Connecticut in the regional final Friday on ESPN.