Bill Stewart
Sports Editor at Kennebec Journal
Sports editor of Kennebec Journal/Morning Sentinel. Married with 2 (wild) kids and loving life in Maine. Enjoy fishing, running (most of the time) and sunshine.
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3 days ago |
sunjournal.com | Bill Stewart
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3 days ago |
pressherald.com | Bill Stewart
Cooper Flagg poses on the red carpet prior to the NBA draft at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn in New York City on Wednesday. (Derek Davis/Staff Photographer) BROOKLYN — With the basketball world watching, Newport native Cooper Flagg walked across the Barclays Center stage as the first pick in the 2025 NBA draft. It was the culmination of what’s been expected for months.
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3 days ago |
centralmaine.com | Bill Stewart
NEW YORK CITY — At 1:30 Wednesday afternoon, it was business as usual in Brooklyn around the Barclays Center. People walked to and from their offices. People ate lunch and shopped and tried to stay out of the oppressive heat as much as possible. We all knew that was going to change. Excitement was coming in the form of a kid from Newport, Maine. Maine came to Brooklyn on Wednesday, in the form of 18-year old Cooper Flagg, the Newport native who is the biggest name in American sports right now.
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2 weeks ago |
centralmaine.com | Bill Stewart
BAR HARBOR — One spot inches apart on the podium couldn’t come close to telling how razor-thin the gap was between Shealyn Brochu and Rowan Berry. A mere .28 seconds separated Morse’s Brochu (4:51.00) from Greely’s Barry (4:51.28) in the battle for first in the 1,600-meter run at Tuesday’s Class B track championships at Mount Desert Island High School. In the 800, Barry (2:13.60) prevailed (2:13.73) in an even tighter battle.
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2 weeks ago |
sunjournal.com | Bill Stewart
BAR HARBOR — In the end, there were no protests at the Class B track and field state championship at Mount Desert Island High School. No mob showed up with torches and pitchforks, wound up to vilify a teenager for her simple desire to compete. The mob didn’t need to make the trip Downeast. It’s dirty job was already done. The transgender Greely sophomore, an indoor state champion and the top seed in the girls pole vault, chose to not even attend the meet.
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Will high school football teams whose games got ppd tonight really come back and finish games tomorrow? I’m sure it’s doable but is it advisable? #VarsityMaine