Westbrook Blues Blazes open season with 68 55 win at Thornton Academy
Westbrook Blue Blazes secure a 68 55 season opening victory over Thornton Academy as injuries hampered the Trojans. Oliver leads Westbrook with 19 points, supported by Semple 14 Foley 12 and Hamilton 10, while Brunelle paces Thornton with 13 and Hadiaks adds 10 in the fourth quarter.
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Steven Dandy Westbrook
Westbrook Blue Blazes
Thornton Academy Golden
Trojans
Thornton
Jeddy Newman
Westbrook
Blazes
Jim Foley
Jim Oliver
Tom Brunelle
Don McGuffin
Steve Fogg
Glenn Semple
Oliver
Trojan
Semple
Foley
Bruce Hamilton
Brunelle
Pace
Thronton
Harry Hadiaks
J.V
South Portland
Lewiston
Cheverus Tops Biddeford In Season Opener Thriller
Cheverus Stags defeat Biddeford Tigers 77 to 70 at Tiger Gym as Ken Rowe and Mike Murphy pace 24-point efforts for Cheverus. Lee leads Biddeford with 22, while Rowe dominates second half scoring and Ouellette clamps down inside. Tigers drop opener and travel to Standish next night.
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Biddeford
Mark Fontaine
Tiger
Tigers
Cheverus
Fontaine
Mike Murphy
Stephen Muskie
Dick Charles
Cheverus High Stags
Tiger Gym
Tiger Express
Ken Rowe
Mike Omurphy
Steve White Gym
Stags
Mike Lee
Art Descoteaux
Bob Brewer
Dave Fortin
Tim Potvin
Bill Ridge
Rowe
Black
Ouellette
Lee
Stag
Descoteaux
Murphy
Tgers
Shawn Anton
Smith
Labonte
Desodeaux
Anton
Perreault
Cosgrove
Marchetti
Gagne
A Journey To Remember A Boston Trip Gone Sideways
A Journal staff trip to Boston to watch the Bruins vs Capitals at the Garden descends into a chaotic misadventure. Tickets were obstructed view, traffic snarls trapped the group, and a Top of the Hub detour led to memory lapses and spoiled meals. A faulty van heater, a late return, and a nickname crest the tale as the author compares the outing to a comically doomed expedition.
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Steven Dandy
Biddeford
Boston
The
Journal
Bruins
Washington Capitals
Boston Garden
Stephen Muskie
Lexie
Speenberk
Dick Charles
Kathy O’connell
Sue Morrison
Sue
Bob
Dennis Flaherty
Cindy
Brian Thayer
North Station
Bob Morrison
Garden
Prudential Building
Milwaukee
Steve
Brian
Hockey Puck
UMPG Edges St Francis 68 67 in late free throws
Tim Clough sank two free throws in the final minute as UMPG Portland Gorham edged St Francis 68 to 67. Russ Opie led St Francis with 24 points while Barry Ripley had 25 for UMPG. St Francis hosts New England College next Wednesday in bid for first win.
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UMPG
Opie
St. Francis
Barry Ripley
Jay Wakefield
Mal Morrill
Steve White
New England College of Henniker
N.H
Clough
Cowan
Maynard
McIlwain
Morrill
Parkulis
Ripley
Szeliga
Wakefield
Biddeford Girls Escape McAuley For 3rd Straight Win
In Portland, Biddeford girls varsity basketball improved to 3-0 with a 46-41 win over Catherine McAuley High School. McAuley, in its first organized season, got 22 points from 6-3 Karen as Lamontagne led Biddeford with 12 points. Junior Varsity also won 52-35.
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Portland
Biddeford
Catherine McAuley
Tigerettes
McAuley
Karen of
Carol Lamontagne
Steve White
Bonny Eagle High School
Lowell
Nadeau
Lessarde
Bergeron
Baigny
Lamontagne
Leblond
Chasse
Maine High School Scores Report Basketball Meet Results
A compact list of numerous Maine high school basketball scores across multiple teams including Cheverus, Biddeford, Westbrook, Thornton, Sanford, Winslow, Deering, Lewiston, Portland, Edward Little, Old Orchard Beach, Massabessic, Christian, Buckfield, Searsport, Central, Sacopee Valley, Yarmouth, Mt. Abram, Leavitt, Fryeburg, Gould, Camden-Rockport, Hermon, Kennebunk, Traip, Jay, Telstar, Medomak Valley, Belfast, Georges, Mt. View, Livermore Falls, Mexico, Gorham, Falmouth, Brewer, Skowhegan, North Yarmouth, Vinalhaven, Cape Elizabeth, Scarborough, Freeport, Gray-New Gloucester, Madison, Monmouth, Lake Region, Windham, South Portland, Cony, Greely, Bonny Eagle, Winthrop, Messalonskee, York, Wells, Lee, Greenville, Woodland, Penobscot Valley, Presque Isle, Fort Fairfield, Forest Hills, Dirigo, John Bapst, Bangor Christian, Easton, Southern Aroostook, Madawaska, Central Aroostook, Allagash, Washburn, Jonesport-Beals, MCI, Piscataquis, Houston, Fort Kent, Erskine, Carrabee, Hampden, Mt. Desert.
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Cheverus
Biddeford
Westbrook
Thornton
Sanford
Winslow
Deering
Lewiston
Portland
Edward Little
Old Orchard Beach
Massabesh
Christian
Buckfield
Searsport
Central
Sacopee Valley
Yarmouth
Mt. Abram
Leavitt
Fryeburg
Gould
Camden-Rockport
Hermon
Kennebunk
Traip
Jay
Telstar
Medomak Valley
Belfast
Georges Then
Mt. View
Livermore Falls
Mexico
Gorham
Falmouth
Brewer
Skowhegan
North Yarmouth
Vinalhaven
Freeport
Gray-New Gloucester
Madison
Monmouth
Lake Region
Windham
South Portland
Cony
Greely
Bonny Eagle
Winthrop
Messalonskee
York
Wells
Lee
Greenville
Woodland
Penobscot Valley
Presque Isle
Fort Fairfield
Forest Hills
Dirigo
John Bapst
Bangor Christian
Easton
Southern Aroostook
Madawaska
Central Aroostook
Allagash
Washburn
Jonesport-Beals
Deer Isle- Stonington
MCI
Piscataquis
Houston
Fort Kent
Erskine
Carrabee
Hampden
Mt. Desert
Kennebunk Keeps Unbeaten Mark With Traip Win
Kennebunk defeated Traip Academy 68 59 at home to stay undefeated in Southern York County League play. Mike Downey led Traip with 25 points while Kennebunk’s Mike Lux 18 and Time Cluff 17 paced the Rams. Old Orchard Beach beat Massabesic 48 44 as Andy Coreau scored 18 for the Seagulls. York edged Wells 56 55 on Rick Seedner’s 19 points and clutch late foul shooting. Wells hosts Old Orchard next Tuesday while Kennebunk and Massabesic face off Friday.
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Kennebunk High School
Traip Academy of Kittery
Rams
Andy Coreau
Old Orchard Beach
Massabesh
York
Wells
the Warriors
Kennebunk
Rangers
Mike Downey
Mike Lux
Time Cluff
Downey
Traip
Massbesic
Massabesic
Coreau
Mustangs
ODB
Dan Ghidoni
Larry LePage
al Harrison
Old Orchard
Wildcats
Warriors
Mike McGary
Scott Merrill
Gary Bland
Jim Gough
Seedner
Jim LeRoux
Lerroux
Goodwin
Dorcas
Valentine
Chase
Matthews
Bridges
Gove
Merrill
McDonald
Bland
McGary
Gough
Grinnell
King
Tarbox
Simpson
Kimball
Presley
Schlatter
Gillis
Briggs
Hogan
UCLA Edges San Jose State 90 80 in rough season debut
UCLA under Gene Bartow survives a tight struggle to beat San Jose State 90-80 after a long layoff. The top twenty battle included San Francisco and Washington wins as several early-season tournaments opened with assorted results. Oregon State, Portland State, and Portland posted late scores.
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Associated Press
Gene Bartow
John Wooden
UCLA
Bartow
Wooden
Bruins
San Jose State
Indiana
San Francisco
Stanford
Washington
Wyoming
Nashville
Tenn
Southern California
Vanderbilt
Kansas State
Chuckie Williams
Holy Cross
Tempe
Ariz
Arizona State
Santa Clara
Dave Norwood
DePaul
Memphis State
Missouri
Baylor
Oklahoma City
Cleveland State
Nichols College Defeats St Francis 9-4 in Ice Arena Debut
Nichols College of Dudley Massachusetts routed St Francis College 9-4 at Biddeford Ice Arena Friday night. John Riley scored a hat trick for Nichols as they improve to 1-1, with Delmonico and Morgan adding two goals each. Rick Herlihy struck twice for the Red Enghts, who also got goals from Ciccarelli and Donald.
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Nichols College
Dudley
Mass
St. Francis College
Biddeford
John Riley
Nichols
Massachusetts
John Delmonico
Frank Morgan
Fred Barton
Barry Eisenkraft
Rick Herlihy
Red Enghts
St. Francis
Pete Ciccarelli
WayneDonald
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Lynch
O'Hara
Stensland
Gadbois
Leary
Nelson
Smalia
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Cape Elizabeth
Scarborough
Oob
Rick Seedner
Cummings
Going
Riley
Cooney
Lux
Lush
Wentworth Ze
Dalton
Alvord
Metevier
Bailey
Seaward
Dubrazsky
Romano
San Jose
Columbia
Duquesne
Pitt
Nevada-Las Vegas
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Temple
Fordham
Villanova
American University
Oregon State
Portland State
Idaho
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