The last man in the field defeated Caleb Manuel in the opening round, then James Frost of host Fox Ridge, to reach the quarterfinals.
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.
Man escapes injury in Sunday rollover in Lewiston
The driver told police an animal jumped in front of his car.
Monmouth’s Flanagans make Springbrook club championships a family conquest
Golf: Trevor and Abby Flanagan captured the Springbrook Golf Club men’s and women’s championships in mid-July.
Poland Spring ladies golf league brings a lot of fun and laughter
The League of Laughter is in its sixth year at Poland Spring Golf Course and is designed for both casual and highly competitive players.
Luke Antonacci continues Maine Nordiques’ pipeline to UMaine
Junior hockey: The 18-year-old defenseman becomes the third Nordiques player in two years to commit to the University of Maine.
Adrien Fournier has done it all in golf industry
The 88-year-old has been involved with golf for over 50 years, working with local golf courses in various roles.
Twin City Thunder take first look at potential players at USPHL Summer Showcase
Junior hockey notes: The Thunder watch returning players, tenders and draft picks, including a handful of area players, play this past weekend in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Maine Nordiques use balanced approach in NAHL Entry Draft
The Maine Nordiques select seven players in the NAHL Entry Draft and sign two players to tenders before the draft. Twin City Thunder connections were also drafted and a Shreveport Mudbugs defenseman commits to the University of Maine.
Don Flanagan switching roles for Maine Amateur
The Monmouth Academy golf coach Don Flanagan will tee it up this week at Kebo Valley in Bar Harbor.
Area players plan to enjoy what Bar Harbor has to offer during Maine Amateur
Auburn-Lewiston-area players don’t mind making the three-hour drive to Kebo Valley Golf Club for the Maine Am.