Loressa Potvin leads Greyhounds with a goal and an assist. Also, Adelle Surette ties Oak Hill scoring record, and more field hockey, soccer, golf and cross country recaps from Friday.
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Posted inCross Country, Sports, Varsity Maine
2020 cross country preview capsules
A team-by-team glance at the Sun Journal’s coverage area.
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Posted inBoys Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine
2020 boys soccer preview capsules
A team-by-team glance at the Sun Journal’s coverage area.
Posted inGirls Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine
2020 girls soccer preview capsules
A team-by-team glance at the Sun Journal’s coverage area.
Posted inField Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
2020 field hockey preview capsules
A team-by-team glance at the Sun Journal’s coverage area.
Posted inGolf, Varsity Maine
2020 golf preview capsules
A team-by-team glance at the golf teams in the Sun Journal’s coverage area.
Posted inBoys Soccer, Cross Country, Field Hockey, Girls Soccer, Golf, Varsity Maine
Athletic directors waiting while also scrambling to prepare for fall sports season
Most schools are still waiting on school boards to give the green light for their sports programs to begin.
Posted inBoys Soccer, Cross Country, Field Hockey, Girls Soccer, Schools & Education, Varsity Maine, Volleyball
‘Just excited we may have a season’: Athletes and coaches are glad they’ll have a chance to play games
Each school district still needs to approve the golf, soccer, cross country and field hockey seasons, but Thursday’s announcement brings enthusiasm after a summer of uncertainty.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Football coaches wondering what’s next, and whether the sport is being singled out
Football is considered a high-risk sport by the state and Maine Principals’ Association and is one of the fall sports in danger of being canceled.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine, Volleyball
High school coaches express frustration, sadness to state’s response to fall sports guidelines
Football and volleyball coaches search for answers after state officials – in a strongly worded letter – write that proposed MPA guidelines fall short.