Michael Hoffer is the Sports Editor at The Forecaster. He specializes in detailed game stories and nostalgia, with a focus on competitive sports, including basketball, soccer, and hockey. Michael's work has been featured in the Sun Journal - Sun Media Group, Morning Sentinel, and The Portland Press Herald.
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Red Storm rally to take fourth quarter lead before Rams close on a 17-5 run to prevail, 43-32.
Clippers trail, 28-8, at halftime and go down to 40-24 defeat. YARMOUTH—Spruce Mountain's girls' basketball team couldn't have asked for a better start in its inter-conference game at Yarmouth Saturday afternoon.
By: Michael Hoffer
Navigators ride 46 combined points from Billy Birks and Davis Mann to a 68-42 victory.
Lamon's record-tying 36 points lead Stags to 61-41 victory. PORTLAND—Cheverus junior Kylie Lamson didn't need long to etch her name into program lore.
Eagles hold off Cheverus' late rally, 59-55, in initial matchup of Class AA North favorites.
Red Storm close on 10-0 run, hand defending champs first defeat in 28 games, 47-44.
By: Michael Hoffer
Red Riots close game on 27-6 run to prevail, 69-60. PORTLAND—South Portland's boys basketball team didn't make life easy on itself Monday evening at Deering.
By: Michael Hoffer
Clippers get goals from six different players in a 7-4 victory.
Stags avenge earlier tie with a 7-0 victory, thanks to goals from five different players.
Red Riots' teamwork and talent spell a 70-48 victory, their fifth straight.
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