Five players score for the Capers — including three goals in the final five minutes — in a Class B South quarterfinal win over the Kings.
Nathan Fournier
Staff Writer
Nathan Fournier has been a sports reporter for the Sun Journal the past eight years. He enjoys hanging out with family and friends, watching sports when he's not working. He's a 2010 graduate of the New England School of Communications.
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Boys hockey: Wide open paths to state championships
There’s no clear favorite in the Class A or in Class B South playoffs, which begin Wednesday.
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Northeast Generals slip past Maine Nordiques with late goal, shootout win
Junior hockey: The Generals score late in the third period and win the game in a shootout Monday afternoon.
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Two third-period goals help Maine Nordiques defeat New Jersey Titans
Junior hockey: The Maine Nordiques earn a weekend split with NAHL East Division-leading New Jersey Titans.
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Eliza Brault helps CMCC capture fifth straight YSCC women’s basketball championship
The Central Maine Community College sophomore scores a team-high 14 points, including eight down the stretch, in a 57-50 win over Southern Maine Community College.
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UMaine commit Anthony Calafiore helps lead New Jersey Titans past Maine Nordiques
Junior hockey: Calafiore has a goal and two assists for the Titans in his first game since committing to the University of Maine.
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Girls hockey: Schaffer finalists Leah Landry and Eve Martineau driving forces on the ice
Landry of Lewiston and Martineau of Edward Little/Leavitt/Poland join Scarborough goalie Ariella Swett as finalists for the Becky Shaffer Award, which is given to the state’s top senior girls hockey player.
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Boys hockey: Poland/Leavitt/Oak Hill/Gray-New Gloucester Kings coming together with playoffs on tap
The Kings will be shorthanded come Wednesday’s playoff game against Cape Elizabeth, but Kaden Trenoweth, Vincent Lupardo and Blake Springer said the team is ready for the challenge.
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Tristan Rand’s goal in final seconds gives Twin City Thunder a win over South Shore Kings
Junior hockey: The win puts the Thunder two points from a first-place tie in the North Division with the Kings and two other teams.
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Boys hockey: Edward Little defeats Mt. Ararat/Lisbon/Morse with a team effort
Jack Keefe scores twice to lead the Red Eddies to their 16th win of the regular season.