BRUNSWICK — Three first-half goals propelled the Brunswick High School boys’ soccer team to a Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference win against Edward Little on Saturday. The Dragons (8-3-1) edged the Red Eddies (3-5-4) 3-1 due to a late first-half surge and a solid performance from goalkeeper Josh Dorr. Dorr, who made 12 saves, stopped a […]
Edward Little
Field hockey: Morton supplies hat trick as Oxford Hills avenges Edward Little
Morton’s ability to stop Alicia Albert’s perfect pass on a dime and blast not one, not two, but three penalty corners into the cage breathed life into the Vikings and drained it from Edward Little on Thursday night. The first goal tied it with 2.2 seconds remaining in the first half, and the second, less […]
Auburn schools have 36 fewer students this year
AUBURN — Enrollment numbers for Auburn schools show there are 3,574 students this year, 36 fewer than last year. “We are not having the same excitement as Lewiston is having,” Superintendent Katy Grondin said. Lewiston was projected to receive 100 more students this year, but has 250 new students. Data from Grondin showed Edward Little […]
Wayne T. Kyllonen
1960 – 2015 LEWISTON — Wayne T. Kyllonen, 54, of Poland passed away Monday, Oct. 5, at Central Maine Medical Center. Wayne was born in Portland on Nov. 3, 1960, a son of Thomas and Beverly (Morse) Kyllonen. He attended Mechanic Falls schools and graduated from Edward Little High School in 1979. He owned and […]
H.S. cross country: Lewiston’s Doorow wins Maine Festival of Champions race
Full results of the Festival of Champions! BELFAST — When Osman Doorow made his move Saturday, he expected a few other runners to follow. The Lewiston senior began to pull away from the pack only to realize he was on his own. “I thought some other guys were going to go with me, but when […]
High school football: Windham runs over Edward Little
Down by a touchdown, EL managed to hold Windham after EL had fumbled the ball away. The Red Eddies remained within reach after the first quarter. EL wasn’t so fortunate with the mistakes that followed. Each error led to a bigger calamity. The second quarter quickly proved disastrous as Windham (4-1) broke the game open […]
Penny Gay Powell
1955 – 2015 SCARBOROUGH — Penny Gay Poto Powell passed away peacefully at her home, surrounded by family on the morning of Sept. 28, 2015, after a long and admirably waged battle against gallbladder cancer. She was born June 4, 1955 to Rosario (Rozzi) and Constance (Connie) Poto in Lewiston. Penny is remembered most lovingly […]
High school roundup: Leavitt escapes Camden Hills in field hockey
TURNER — Allie Belaire converted a cross from Kierstin Leclerc to give Leavitt a 1-0 win over Camden Hills in a rain-soaked KVAC field hockey tilt Tuesday. Hailey DeMascio made five saves for the Hornets (6-3) to notch the shutout, while Jenna Stearns turned aside three shots for Camden Hills (6-4). Kaitlyn DeBlois made a […]
Girls’ soccer: Edward Little, Mt. Blue settle for draw
“A tie’s just as good as a win at this point in the season,” EL coach Craig Latuscha said. “When you play a team that has four wins, they were worth more Heal Points than us. This was a game we knew was going to be close. This was a playoff team that we played […]
H.S. Football Roundup: Jonah Martin (three TDs) leads unbeaten Oak Hll past Telstar
BETHEL — Jonah Martin has been the leading receiver for Oak Hill football this season. Saturday, Martin showed he can get it done out of the backfield, too. Martin rushed for three first-half touchdowns and the two-time defending Class D champion Raiders cruised to a 34-0 victory at Telstar. Oak Hill (4-0) faces Winthrop/Monmouth and Lisbon […]