Ernie Clark
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Skowhegan names alum Tom Nadeau to boys basketball coaching post
SKOWHEGAN, Maine — Skowhegan Area High School is reaching back to one of its greatest teams in an effort to rebuild its boys basketball program. Tom Nadeau, a key player on the Indians’ 1998 Class A state championship squad, has been approved as the school’s new boys varsity basketball coach, ...
11 Skowhegan baseball players suspended four games for athletic code violations
SKOWHEGAN, Maine — The Skowhegan Area High School baseball team had parlayed early season victories over Bangor and Hampden Academy into a second-place ranking in Eastern Maine Class A entering Monday’s play. Maintaining that status may be problematic after 11 members of the team were suspended for four games beginning ...
Big innings lift Calais past Mattanawcook Lynx
LINCOLN, Maine — After three straight Eastern Maine Class C championship seasons, it’s a bit of a rebuilding year for the Calais High School baseball team. Eight starters had to be replaced this spring, most by players seeing their first extensive varsity duty, and with that has come some growing ...
Two Maine umpires to work Little League World Series
Two Little League Baseball and Softball umpires from Maine are among 115 game officials announced Monday who will be working this summer’s nine different Little League World Series. Louis Durbin of Cherryfield and Maine District 1 and Joseph Ouellette of Brewer and Maine District 3 will represent the Pine Tree ...
Offensive patience helps Foxcroft top MDI to remain undefeated
DOVER-FOXCROFT, Maine — The run-producing blasts over the fence or into the outfield gaps usually mark the most memorable moments of baseball rallies. But sometimes it’s the subtler aspects of the game that lead to opportunities for those big bats to produce, as was the case during a key moment ...
Concussion awareness on LTC football coaches’ minds
ORONO, Maine — It was a flash in time that took Bob Sinclair by surprise one Friday night last fall. The Orono High School football coach watched as one of his strongest, most physical players made what looked to be merely glancing helmet-to-helmet contact with an opponent from Stearns of ...
Former Brownville Junction, Penquis coach Carroll Conley dies at 80
GLENBURN, Maine — Former Brownville Junction and Penquis Valley of Milo boys basketball and baseball coach Carroll Conley Sr. was remembered Friday for his love of teaching those sports. Conley, who compiled a 282-107 record over 20 years as a varsity basketball coach and guided the Brownville Junction baseball teams ...
Dexter native in first-ever Maine heavyweight title bout during MMA New England Fights
LEWISTON, Maine — A little more than two weeks remain until New England Fights hosts its largest-ever card of mixed martial arts bouts at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee. Thirty-four bouts currently are scheduled for the May 18 NEF 7 program, nine pro fights and 25 amateur contests. One change near ...
Bar Harbor police dispatcher gets second chance to finish marathon
BAR HARBOR, Maine — Nearly three weeks later, Lori Bartlett’s words remained filled with emotion as she recalled her family’s experience at the 117th Boston Marathon. Bartlett, a Bar Harbor police and fire dispatcher, was running in the historic race for the first time in conjunction with the Dana-Farber Marathon ...
Marcus Davis inks extension with Bellator MMA
BANGOR, Maine — Marcus Davis’ scheduled mixed martial arts bout against Darrius Heyliger in Lewiston on May 18 likely will be his last as a welterweight. But it almost certainly won’t be his last fight. The former Ultimate Fighting Championship contender known as “The Irish Hand Grenade” recently signed a ...
Star athletes at Brewer, Old Town, Jonesport-Beals turn back to baseball
BREWER, Maine — Spencer Valley grew up on a baseball field like so many other youngsters, playing in the local Little League as well as in middle school. But when other athletic interests began taking priority — in Valley’s case soccer, hockey and track and field — he simply ran ...
Maine runners take part in grass-roots efforts to honor, aid Boston Marathon victims
GARDINER, Maine — Jennifer Boudreau, her two young children and brother-in-law were like thousands of other spectators lining Boylston Street in Boston during the midafternoon hours of April 15. They were waiting for a loved one — Jennifer’s husband — to complete the 117th Boston Marathon. Ward Boudreau finished the ...
Southern Aroostook baseball team looks ahead after Putnam era ends
DYER BROOK, Maine — There’s no looking back for this year’s Southern Aroostook Community School baseball team. Instead, all eyes were on the future as the Warriors prepared to play their season opener at Hodgdon on Tuesday afternoon. A look back would have included reflections on a trip to the ...












