The Phoenix build an early lead and buzz their way by the host Hornets.
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: St. Dom’s uses scoring spree to top Edward Little in Christmas Classic opener
The tournament matchup also gives the Saints a points-earning win over the Red Eddies in Maine Principals’ Association standings,
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Top sports stories of 2023: No. 6 — Trio of area baseball teams play their way to state championship games
St. Dominic Academy won its second straight Class D state championship, while Monmouth Academy came away with the Class C title. Edward Little won the Class A North championship and advanced to the state final.
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Top sports stories of 2023: No. 9 — New athletic facilities at Edward Little and Winthrop
Two schools’ fall sports teams played on new artificial turf fields in 2023.
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Top sports stories of 2023: No. 10 — Jade Haylock emerges as one of Maine’s top golfers
The Leavitt Area High School junior won her third straight Class B girls individual state golf championship and placed third — and was the top high school finisher — at the Maine Women’s Amateur.
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Boys hockey: St. Dom’s cruises to a win over Gardiner/Waterville/Winslow
Ben Dumais tallies a hat trick, as he was one of seven Saints who score in the win over the Tigers.
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Junior hockey: Matthew Lewis helps Maine Nordiques sweep the Philadelphia Rebels
Lewis scores twice and Carter Richardson makes 29 saves for the shutout.
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Boys hockey: Falmouth squeaks by Edward Little
Rowen Hagerty scores the only goal for Falmouth in a Class A battle.
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Girls hockey: Kylie Dulac and Avaya Desjardins lead Lewiston/Oak Hill past York co-op
Dulac and Desjardins tally three goals each, and the Blue Devils score four shorthanded goals in their win over York/Traip/Marshwood/Noble.
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Junior hockey: Maine Nordiques earn a win on a special evening
Maine gets multiple lines involved in the scoring, with four different players finding the back of the net on a night that former Nordiques player Kyle Secor, who was injured in the Lewiston mass shooting, was emotionally honored.