The Lisbon sophomore scores all four goals in No. 3 Mt. Ararat/Lisbon/Morse/Lincoln Academy’s win over the No. 6 Clippers.
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.
Girls hockey: Edward Little/Leavitt/Poland pounces on Brunswick in North quarterfinal
Red Hornets forward Caroline Audette nets a hat trick and two assists, while defenseman Eve Martineau adds two goals and an assist in the win.
Girls hockey: Lewiston again is the top team in North heading into playoffs
The Blue Devils are the No. 1 seed, followed by Edward Little/Leavitt/Poland and Mt. Ararat/Lisbon/Morse/Lincoln Academy, and will have a quarterfinal bye due to Greely opting out of the postseason.
Sam Stitz’s two goals lift Twin City Thunder past Boston Advantage
Junior Hockey: Twin City Thunder forward now has nine goals this season.
Kylee Spugnardi sparks Red Hornets in win over Rams in regular season finale
Girls hockey: Edward Little/Leavitt/Poland sophomore scores a natural hat trick in senior night win over Gorham/Bonny Eagle/Massabesic/Westbrook/Fryeburg.
Hockey notebook: Sarah Moore’s position change helping Eagles fly high
Lisbon sophomore’s switch from forward to defense paying dividends for Mt. Ararat/Lisbon/Morse/Lincoln Academy. Also, area players having success at NYA; the boys Travis Roy Prep Cup begins next week; MPA announces times for state and regional championships.
Boys hockey: Poland/Leavitt/Oak Hill/Gray-NG pulls away from St. Dom’s
The Kings break a tie late in the second period and add two goals in the third to earn a 4-1 win over the Saints.
Caroline Audette, Edward Little/Leavitt/Poland skate past St. Dom’s/Winthrop/Gray-New Gloucester/Monmouth
Girls hockey: Senior scores two goals in the Red Hornets’ bounce-back win over the Saints.
Teamwork lifts Edward Little past St. Dom’s
Boys hockey: Wesley Clements, Jack Keefe and Campbell Cassidy each score two goals for Edward Little.
Maine Nordiques dig out of first-period deficit to defeat Jamestown Rebels
Junior hockey: After going down in the first period, the Nordiques scored six unanswered goals, including five in the second period.