Steve Craig is a staff writer for the Portland Press Herald, specializing in sports coverage. With a focus on local sports in Maine, particularly in the Portland area, Steve has covered a wide range of athletic events and has been featured in various publications and media outlets.
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Portland, Maine, United States (Local)
Steve Craig's coverage is heavily centered around local sports events, particularly focused on high school and college-level athletics in southern Maine. He provides extensive event coverage and profiles standout athletes. If you are involved in these sporting communities or have insights about emerging talent, achievements, or challenges within this geographic area, your pitch may resonate with him.
Consider offering human interest stories related to the local sports scene or providing unique perspectives on players' journeys from a personal or community angle. Steve seems open to covering a variety of sports but tends to focus more on football, basketball, wrestling as well as other high school level activities within the region he covers.
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By: Steve Craig
The Cumberland native and former Cheverus standout is running some of the fastest times in the country for Harvard and attempting to gain citizenship – and an Olympic berth – from the Phillippines.
By: Steve Craig
Marky Axelsen ends up on national television thanks to an incredible double play turned against Edward Little.
By: Steve Craig
After meeting in three straight Class A South finals, the Trojans and Red Riots are struggling to keep up with preseason favorite Falmouth.
By: Steve Craig
Greenlaw, who starred in football and baseball at Portland High and the University of Nebraska in the 1950s, packed a rare combination of speed and power in his 5-foot-11, 190-pound frame.
By: Steve Craig
Bossong hopes to obtain citizenship in the coming days as she prepares to run the women's 800 meters at the Philippine track championships.
Gus Fitzgerald gets a complete-game victory in his first career start to hand the Navigators their first loss of season.
By: Steve Craig
Two Class C schools play against out-of-states opponents this fall, while Brewer will host Salem, Massachusetts.
By: Steve Craig
Spartans senior pitcher Tanner McCann scatters five hits in a complete-game shutout, and also scores the only run of the game.
By: Steve Craig
In 27 seasons, Hagerty built the Clippers into a powerhouse that while winning 13 state championships.
steve craig, portland press herald, maine May 15—Mike Hagerty won a record 14 soccer state championships during a 30-year career, including 13 titles during 27 seasons as coach of the Yarmouth High boys.
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