Polar Bears look to maintain CBB crown with road trip to rival Bobcats.
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.
Boys soccer: Edward Little edges Mt. Ararat in double overtime of A North quarterfinal
Mudasir Hassan scores less than a minute into the second overtime to advance the Red Eddies into the semifinals.
Field hockey: Mt. Blue eliminates Mt. Ararat on penalty corners in quarterfinals
Bree Griffin’s goal sends the No. 5 Cougars past the No. 4 Eagles and into the A North semifinals.
Football: Dirigo defeats Maranacook in defensive grudge match
Black Bears and Cougars combine for less than 300 yards of total offense in Class D South rivalry tilt.
Boys soccer: Brunswick drops Edward Little with 2OT penalty kick
Dragons win sixth straight with 3-2 double overtime victory over Red Eddies.
‘One in a million’: Former Brunswick goalie makes emergency start for Merrimack hockey
Spencer Marquis, a student equipment manager who last played goalie for Brunswick High in 2021, makes 22 saves in Sunday’s season opener for Merrimack College in its 3-2 in overtime loss to Stonehill College.
Football: Winthrop dominates rival Lisbon
Ramblers and Greyhounds go back and forth until second quarter when Winthrop/Monmouth/Hall-Dale/Kents Hill takes control. With video.
Boys soccer: Lewiston skips no beats in season-opening win over Mt. Ararat
Defending Class A champions open with a 2-1 victory over the Eagles.
Watch: High school squads open season with ‘Midnight Madness’
Some teams in Maine kicked off fall practices hours before sunrise. So did Varsity Maine.
Sport climbing has experienced increase participation in Maine since becoming an Olympic sport
Evo Rock + Fitness has seen an increased level of engagement in recent years, likely due to a combination of the Olympics and the pandemic.