Lewiston High School tennis players Caden Smith, left, and Ben St. Laurent return shots during their singles matches at the Class A North regional championship against Brunswick at Colby College in Waterville on Wednesday. (David Leaming/Waterville Morning Sentinel) WATERVILLE — Lewiston gave Camden Hills a fight in Wednesday’s Class A North regional boys’ tennis final […]
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Girls' tennis: Wailus battles for her point as Lewiston reaches the regional final
Lewiston’s No. 2 doubles player Jillian Pelletier hits a backhand during Saturday’s match against Camden Hills. (Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal) LEWISTON — The Lewiston girls’ Class A had won three out of four matches, so their regional semifinal tennis match against Camden Hills has long been decided. That didn’t diminish what happened in the third singles […]
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Boys' lacrosse: Camden Hills holds off Oak Hill
Camden Hills’ Kieran McGrath, center, gets leveled between Oak Hill’s Gabe Bergeron, right, and Bryce Harlow during the Windjammers’ win in Wales on Wednesday. (Wil Kramlich/Sun Journal) WALES — Offensive possession eluded Oak Hill for much of Wednesday’s interclass boys’ lacrosse matchup with Camden Hills, but the Raiders had the ball at the end of […]
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Camden Hills outlasts Scarborough in A girls' soccer final
PORTLAND — With the help of two goals from Kassie Krul, the Camden Hills Windjammers finished the season as the lone unbeaten team in Class A on Saturday, handing Scarborough its first loss of the year in a 3-2 Class A state championship victory at Deering High School’s Memorial Field. Just four minutes into the […]
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Edward Little outlasts Camden Hills in A North quarterfinal
Edward Little’s Harrison Misha and Camden Hills’ Max Moore race towards the ball during the A North quarter final soccer game at Bates College on Garcelon field. (Andree Kehn/Sun Journal) LEWISTON — There aren’t many balls that Camden Hills goalie Lucas Boetsch lets by. Edward Little — and Tyler Morin specifically — might have found […]
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Boys' soccer: Edward Little does just enough to beat Camden Hills
Edward Little’s Ahmed Safi keeps the ball in bounds while being pressured by Camden Hills’ Owen Rokuos during Thursday afternoon’s soccer game in Auburn. AUBURN — On a field that is known to make the ball bounce a little harder and a little farther than most others, the home team received the friendly bounces that […]
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Camden Hills graduate accused of killing four described as kind musician
BOSTON (AP) — A recent college graduate accused of killing his mother, grandparents and a caregiver was described Monday as a good friend and talented jazz musician who showed no signs that he was troubled. Orion Krause, who was charged in the slayings, was ordered Monday to be sent to Bridgewater State Hospital pending a […]
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Camden Hills' Cole Anderson qualifies for U.S. Amateur
As a freshman, Cole Anderson made a statement with a win at the Class A state golf championships in 2015. Last summer, he followed with a win at the New England Junior Amateur, and doubled down in Maine Class A with his second consecutice title as a sophomore. Tuesday, Anderson took his budding golf career […]
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Baseball: Oxford Hills sidesteps Camden Hills
Oxford Hills’ Hunter LaBossiere gets tagged out by Camden’s True Crane in a rundown for the third out of the inning midway theough the game. PARIS — Pitcher Colton Carson patiently held the high ground for six innings, knowing all along that Oxford Hills’ bats would eventually come around and take the pressure off him […]
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Lewiston takes down Camden Hills in boys’ lacrosse
Camden Hills’ Owen Rokus, bottom, loses control of the ball after being hit by Lewiston’s Sam Story during their game in Lewiston on Saturday. LEWISTON — The teams on each side of Saturday’s lopsided boys’ lacrosse game between Camden Hills and Lewiston were thankful for what they called a “wakeup call,” for very different reasons. […]