Three new head coaches were hired for St. Dom’s for this fall season, and players are embracing the changes.
Girls Soccer
Brunswick High to play three football games at Bowdoin
The Dragons’ home field is undergoing a track construction project, also affecting night games for boys’ and girls’ soccer.
Gray-New Gloucester hires 2 new soccer coaches, adding volleyball
Kyle Fletcher (boys) and Marcy Francoeur (girls) are young but experienced; Volleyball has been approved as a club sport this season
Soccer: Tournament life, and the Maine way
Western Mountain Soccer Classic’s rural offerings make it stand out in the summer sports landscape.
Mt. Abram soccer tournament worth the wait for several teams
The 2019 Western Mountain 7v7 Soccer Classic begins Friday and features 48 teams.
Acritelli cutting back coaching duties at Spruce Mountain
The longtime Phoenix coach, who coaches the girls’ soccer and Alpine ski teams, is stepping down to spend more time with his family. He will continue to coach the boys’ tennis team.
Monday’s Sports Digest: Sea Dogs win on road for first time
C.J. Chatham drive in three runs in a 9-2 victory against Reading.
2018 Sun Journal All-Region Girls’ Soccer Player of the Year: Audrey Fletcher led the charge for Monmouth
Audrey Fletcher of Monmouth Academy is the 2019 Sun Journal All-Region Girls’ Soccer Player of the Year. (Sun Journal photo by Andree Kehn) As a gifted goal-scorer, the 2018 season could be considered a down year for Audrey Fletcher. But by every other measurement, the Monmouth Academy junior was never better than she was this […]
2018 Sun Journal All-Region Girls' Soccer Team
First Team Position Name School Grade F, Avery Lutrzykowski, St. Dom’s, Sr. F, Aaliyah WilsonFalcone, Winthrop, Jr. F, Leah Maheux, Leavitt, So. M, Audrey Fletcher, Monmouth, Jr. M, Cecelia Dieterich, Oxford Hills, Jr. M, Sadie Waterman, Oak Hill, Sr. M, Hannah Shields, Buckfield, Sr. D, Abby Ross, Gray-New Gloucester, Sr. D, Emma Theriault, St. Dom’s, […]
Girls’ soccer: Kristina Kelly, Camden Hills
The junior scored 39 goals to lead the Windjammers to a third straight Class A state title.