Kenyon Pillsbury’s 20 points pace Roadrunners. Also, more basketball and skiing results from Thursday.
Winthrop Ramblers
Local roundup: Gardiner pulls away from Winthrop girls basketball
Lydia Rice leads Ramblers with 14 points, while Sage Fortin adds 13 and Maddie Perkins 10. Also, Edward Little sweeps virtual swim meet.
Boys basketball: Winthrop, Gardiner both looking to hit strides after shaky starts
Neighboring teams working to find continuity on both offensive and defensive sides of the court.
High school hockey notebook: Capital Region adjusts and adapts under new coach Richard Fortin
Cony/Hall-Dale/Monmouth/Erskine gets creative on defense; Kennebec shows mental toughness in strong start.
Local roundup: Winnie LaRochelle leads Rangeley past Forest Hills
LaRochelle puts up 30 points in victory. Also, Madison Forgue’s 14 points aren’t enough for Winthrop to beat Gardiner.
Girls basketball: So far, so good for Winthrop co-coaches Kelsey Ouellette and Jess Merrill
Unique setup is working for Ramblers, who are competitive again despite losing four starters from 2019-20 state runner-up.
Sure, face masks can be a hassle, but HS basketball players grateful for games
Maine has mandated masks to be worn by high school athletes during games. For some players the adjustment hasn’t been easy.
Boys hockey: Kennebec pelts Capital Region 5-2
The River Hawks jumped out to a three-goal lead in the first period and kept the Hawks at that distance the rest of the way.
Local roundup: Winthrop girls fly past Boothbay in second half
The Monmouth girls earn a narrow victory on the road.
Maranacook sweeps team titles at Nordic ski race at Sugarloaf
Alex Hemingway of Mt. Abram won the individual boys race while Sophie O’Clair of Maranacook won the girls race.