MSM: 5-1-2012 Maine Sports TV, Radio and Internet Listings
Sport: Sports Media: Televison, Radio, Internet
Posted: May 1st, 2012
MiLB 5:40 p.m. Trenton Thunder at Portland Sea Dogs — Radio: WOXO 92.7 and 100.7 FM, WPEI 95.5 and 95.9 FM; MLB 7:00 p.m. Baltimore at New York Yankees — Radio: AM 1400 & 1490 Portland, XM 176 (Internet 901) 7:00 p.m. Oakland at Boston — NESN (MLB Network if out of state); Radio: Red Sox Radio Network, XM 177 (Internet 900) 7:00 p.m. Philadelphia at Atlanta — MLB Network; Radio: XM 89 (Internet 89) Rest of Listings Here
MSM: 4-30-2012 Maine Sports TV, Radio and Internet Listings
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Posted: April 30th, 2012
MLB: 7 p.m.: Baltimore at New York Yankees — AM 1400 & 1490 AM Portland, XM 176 (Internet 901)-Yankees Feed, XM 175-Spanish Feed. 7 p.m.: Oakland at Boston — NESN; Radio: Red Sox Radio Network, XM 177 (Internet 900). 7 p.m.: Texas at Toronto — ESPN; Radio: XM 181 (Internet 905)
A Devil of a time for Lewiston
Sport: Basketball (Girls)
Posted: February 4th, 2012
By Kevin Mills..LEWISTON — Jannessa Talarico had the hot hand at the right time Friday night. The sophomore guard at Lewiston also had the stealth hand when her Blue Devils needed it most. Talarico not only rallied her Blue Devils from behind but made the crucial steal in the closing seconds. Her two free throws iced the 48-44 victory over Brunswick. for full story
Mt. Blue hustles by Brunswick
Sport: Basketball (Girls)
Posted: January 7th, 2012
BY TRAVIS LAZARCZYK...FARMINGTON - If nothing else, the Mt. Blue High School girls basketball team proved to be a tenacious bunch against Brunswick High School on Friday night. The Cougars grabbed 48 rebounds, including 24 off the offensive glass, had 11 steals and pulled away from the Dragons for a 58-32 win at Mt. Blue Middle School. "We've been rebounding well, but that was an emphasis against this team," Mt. Blue (5-3) coach Tom Philbrick said. for full story
Eastern Maine girls basketball picks: Messalonskee, Presque Isle, Orono, Washburn
Sport: Basketball (Girls)
Posted: December 16th, 2011
By Ernie Clark, BDN Staff
One week into the high school girls basketball schedule, little has happened from which to draw any substantive conclusions about the season just under way. Such trends are still a few weeks away as new players mesh their skills with returning veterans and individual roles within the team concept continue to be defined. What’s shaping up, however, is little different than any other year — and that’s competitive races throughout Eastern Maine’s four classes.
Class A: This could be a free-for-all, much as it was a year ago when Hampden Academy knocked off eighth-seeded Messalonskee of Oakland to win its first regional title since 1976. Hampden suffered heavy graduation losses, but Messalonskee figures to be back among the leading contenders led by senior center Megan Pelletier and senior guard Mary Badeen. Skowhegan returns four starters from an 11-7 team that didn’t qualify for postseason play a year ago, while Cony of Augusta has a top-notch guard in Mia Diplock and Edward Little of Auburn returns its leading scorer in junior guard Ashlee Arnold.