Bates' Kyle McAllister, Bill Jennings earn All-NESCAC football honors
College Football

November 18, 2008

Kyle McAllister	Bill Jennings

HADLEY, Mass. -- Bates College juniors Kyle McAllister and Bill Jennings both earned All-NESCAC Football Team honors on Tuesday as the New England Small College Athletics Conference named its 2008 All-Conference teams. McAllister earned First Team All-Conference honors at defensive back, while Jennings was chosen the kick return specialist on the Second Team. It is the first All-NESCAC postseason award for both players. Read

Five Bowdoin Football Players Earn All Conference Second Team Honors

Men's College Football

November 18, 2008

BRUNSWICK, Maine - Five Bowdoin College football players have earned All-New England Small College Athletic Conference Second-Team honors in awards announced on Tuesday. The Polar Bears finished the 2008 season with a 4-4 record, placing fifth in the conference standings. Read

LAMIR WHETSTONE NAMED CAA DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK

College Football

November 10, 2008

ORONO, Maine – University of Maine senior defensive back Lamir Whetstone (Trenton, N.J.) was named the CAA Football Defensive Player of the Week on Monday for his outstanding performance in helping lead the Black Bears to a thrilling 21-20 win at 13th-ranked Massachusetts on Saturday. It marks the fifth weekly award for the Black Bears from the CAA this season. Read

FOOTBALL JUMPS INTO NATIONAL TOP 25 POLLS 21st in Sports Network poll; 23rd in FCS Coaches poll

Men's College Football

November 10, 2008

ORONO, Maine – The University of Maine football team made its first appearance in the 2008 national top 25 polls on Monday, following the Black Bears’ thrilling 21-20 win at No. 13 Massachusetts on Saturday. Read

Bowdoin's McNair Named Special Teams Player of the Week

College Football

November 2, 2008

BRUNSWICK, Maine - Bowdoin football player Nolan McNair (Oak Park, Calif.) has been named the New England Small College Athletic Conference Special Teams Player of the Week. A senior kicker/punter for the Polar Bears, McNair was outstanding in Bowdoin's 55-14 win over Bates on Saturday. Read

WINDHAM WINS SMYFL CHAMPIONSHIP 27-6 OVER SACO

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November 9, 2008

By David Field

Windham Middle School Football Team 2008 SMYFL Champions Photo by David Field

Windham-On a soggy field and mild temperature afternoon, Windham MS football continued their dominance in SMYFL in defeating number two seed Saco 27-6 to claim the first gold ball in Windham football history. 

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Thornton Academy Wins in Comeback Thriller

High School Football

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November 8, 2008

SACO ME: Thornton Academy (10-0) came back from behind twice to upend Windham (7-3) 35-28. Read / Photo Gallery

Windham’s B Football Squad Avenges Early Season Loss in 24-0 Victory

Middle School Football

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November 2, 2008

#39 Tony Taylor and Owen Kelnhofer stop the Scarborough running back. Photo by David Field

Windham- Windham’s MS Football B Squad defeated Scarborough 24-0 to avenge their first game defeat to the Red Storm. Read

Windham’s A Squad Strips Scarborough of SMYFL Title to Advance To the Championship Game

Middle School Football

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November 2, 2008

Windham's A squad football team raise their helmets in celebration for advancing to the SMYFL Championship next Sunday. Photo by David Field

Windham - Even though the Eagles lost the toss in the pre-game, they quickly showed their power in their 42-0 victory against Scarborough.  Read

Windham Bulls Shut Out Cape Elizabeth

Windham Youth Football

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October 20, 2008

The Windham Bulls Varsity squad defeated Cape Elizabeth 12-0. Read

Cape Elizabeth tops Windham Bulls JV Squad

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October 20, 2008

Devin Pepin gets to the Cape Quarterback.

Cape Elizabeth surprised the Windham Junior Varsity Bulls with a 16-0 shutout. Read

Windham’s B Squad Loses Tough Battle to Saco 20-6

Middle School Football

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October 19, 2008

By David Field

Dan Stewart advances the ball for the Junior Eagles. Photo by David Field

The Junior Eagles started off winning the toss but that is as far as the winning went as Saco completed passes to defeat Windham 20-0.  Windham was forced to punt on its first possession.  Saco wasted no time and went to the air and scored.  The Eagle defense got together and stopped the two point conversion attempt. Read

Windham MS Football Retains SMYFL Regular Season Title In 27-12 Defeat Of Saco Junior Trojans

Middle School Football

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October 19, 2008

By David Field

Calvin Field and Josh Ricket carry a banner congratulating the team on their season after the game. The Windham fans went wild! Photo by David Field

Saco-Windham made significant adjustments to defeat the Junior Trojans 27-12 in SMYFL action today.  Additionally, Windham sealed home field playoff advantage in the playoffs with its win today.  Both teams had done plenty of scouting of each other so nothing was a secret on the field. However, Windham’s powerful lines coupled with its ability to put together well blocking running attacks put the game in their favor. Read

Windham Recovers to Get Home Field Playoff Advantage in Defeat of Cheverus 34-28.

High School Varsity Football

October 17, 2008

By David Field

Coach Perkins addresses the team after the game. Photo by David Field

Windham ME: Windham (5-2) came back from behind to defeat Cheverus (5-2) 34-28 in Windham. Read

JOVAN BELCHER NAMED NATIONAL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
College Football

October 14, 2008

ORONO, Maine – The honors continued to mount Tuesday for University of Maine senior defensive end Jovan Belcher (West Babylon, N.Y.), as he was named The Sports Network’s FCS National Defensive Player of the Week. The national honor comes on the heels of Belcher’s CAA player-of-the-week award on Monday. The Sports Network is the same news agency that runs the voting for the Buck Buchanan Award, which is given annually to the nation’s most outstanding defensive player at the FCS level. Read

JOVAN BELCHER NAMED CAA FOOTBALL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
College Football

October 13, 2008

ORONO, Maine – University of Maine senior defensive end Jovan Belcher (West Babylon, N.Y.) was named the CAA Football Defensive Player of the Week on Monday for his performance in Saturday’s 27-10 win over 20th-ranked Delaware. Belcher, who was named the league’s 2008 preseason defensive player of the year, earns a weekly award from the conference for the first time this season. Read

Windham B Squad Football Outlasts York Wildcats in Mud Bowl Two 12-0

Middle School Football

September 28, 2008

By David Field

The B Squad defense convincingly stops the Wildcat advance. Photo by David Field.

After the A Squad was done with their game, the B squads of Windham and York took to the murky mess that was a field with Windham prevailing after two touch  downs in the second half. Read

Windham Takes York’s Heal Points in 32-0 Victory.

Middle School Football

September 28, 2008

By David Field

Christian Coons attempts to follow Colby Waterhouse through the line Photo By David Field

York-Windham’s MS squad defeated number one ranked York 32-0 today in a rain-soaked contest.  The win should put Windham as the number one seed in SMFYL ranking. Read

Amherst tops Bowdoin 31-24 on Gridiron

Men's College Football

September 27, 2008

BRUNSWICK, Maine - The Amherst College football team rushed for 278 yards, including 121 by Aaron Rauh, in a 31-24 victory over Bowdoin on Saturday afternoon. The Jeffs improve to 2-0 this season while the Polar Bears fall to 0-2. Read

Windham Continues Winning Form in Game Against Non-Conference Greely

Middle School Football

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September 24, 2008

By David Field

Damien Shepard (AOW) with the ball looks to follow Colby Waterhouse through the line. Photo By David Field

Cumberland - In a game that was conceived in the halls of the Portland Police Department, the Eighth Grade Football Squad continued its win streak by defeating the Greely 30-0. Read

Bates' McAllister named NESCAC Defensive Player of the Week
College Football

September 22, 2008

HADLEY, Mass. -- Bates College junior safety Kyle McAllister earned NESCAC Football Defensive Player of the Week honors Sunday after his starring performance in Saturday's 17-7 loss at Trinity College. Read

Windham B Squad Football defeats Noble 20-8

Middle School Football

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September 21, 2008

By David Field

#38 Tony Taylor after scoring Windham's first goal against Noble. The two-point conversion would be stopped. Photo By David Field

Windham- In a fairly matched game, the Windham junior squad worked hard in defeating the junior Noble Squires 20-8.  Read

Windham Avenges Prior Year Playoff Loss In Defeating Noble 48-8

Middle School Football

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September 21, 2008

By David Field

#25 Damien Shepard (AOW) runs a 65 yard TD on the first play of the game for the A squad offense. Nicky Sundquist set this play up on defense by recovering a Noble fumble on the second play of the game. Photo By David Field

Windham- Windham MS Football took advantage of six Noble turnovers to mark another victory this season in defeating the Noble Squires 48-8.  Read

Windham Bulls JV Battle Saco to the End

Youth Football

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September 20, 2008

By Scott Labrecque

Windham Bulls 6 - SacoW 8 at Saco Memorial Field
 

Saco: Defense again came in play for this game. The score remained 0-0 through the fourth quarter. Read

Windham Bulls Battle Saco in Youth Football

Youth Football

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September 20, 2008

By Scott Labrecque

Windham Bulls 0 - SacoW 6 at Saco Memorial Field

Saco: Today's game was dominated by the defense of both teams as evidenced by the final score of Saco 6, Windham 0. Read

2008 MIDDLE SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED

June 25, 2008

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