Sun Journal Sports

12/17/2025

A spate of in-season resignations by high school basketball coaches shows the problem is growing.

12/17/2025

Ella Kenney scores 17 points to lead the Patriots to their fifth straight victory to start the season.

12/17/2025

Ten players score for the Red Eddies in a decisive win over Oxford Hills.

12/15/2025

The Cougars again look like title contenders, even though they’re missing a couple of state champions.

The Cougars are without Hudson Lufkin for the season and Caiden Skidgell until January, but strong returners are picking up the slack.

12/15/2025

Leavitt and Oxford Hills each have a player in the running.

Gatorade winners Connor Ayoob and Cordell Jones lead the list of 10 players now eligible to be chosen as Maine's top senior football player.

12/13/2025

Carson Stevens and Jackson Stack each make four 3-pointers for the Vikings.

12/13/2025

MatBoss allows coaches and wrestlers to use live footage and statistics to improve.

12/12/2025

The Phoenix are 0-2, but they aren't fretting. “We’re fighting right now; we’re undersized, and we’re not in basketball shape yet,” coach Scott Bessey said. “You want to get us now because you ain’t going to recognize us.

Tayshaun Cleveland takes over in the second half as the Bulldogs prevail in a battle of two top MVC teams.

12/12/2025

A big third quarter carries the Knights to a comeback win. Also, the Overtime Bandits (Leavitt boys) get past Gray-New Gloucester.

A big third quarter carries the Knights to a comeback win.

12/12/2025

"It also shows a real commitment to supporting and developing female athletes in wrestling, which can only help inspire more girls to get involved by having a female coach dedicated to them,” former Oceanside wrestler Maddie Ripley said.

The sport continues to see big growth in participation among girls throughout the state.

12/11/2025

Several contenders look for success on the mat entering the new season.

12/11/2025

Two prides of Cougars aim to be state contenders, while another looks to stay strong in Class B despite not having its top grappler.

Two prides of Cougars aim to be state contenders, while another looks to stay strong in Class B despite the loss of its top grappler.