Travis Lee
Sports Director at WMTW-TV (Auburn, ME)
Sports Director In a past life a point guard who shot first, turned it over 2nd, fouled 3rd & if necessary--passed. Tweets/RTs are my own.
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1 week ago |
wmtw.com | Travis Lee
ARE GETTING PUMPED FOR WHAT'S COMING NEXT. CAMERON LOBLEY STOPPED BY NEWPORT TO SEE HOW THEY'RE FEELING. IT'S BEEN QUITE THE JOURNEY FOR COOPER FLAGG.. FROM HUMBLE BEGINNINGS HERE IN MAINE, TO WHAT'S VERY LIKELY A TOP SPOT IN THE N-B-A DRAFT. "IT WAS AN INCREDIBLE YEAR, PROBABLY THE BEST YEAR OF MY LIFE..." TODAY THE DUKE SUPERSTAR FRESHMAN TOOK TO SOCIAL MEDIA TO LET FANS KNOW THAT THE NEXT BIG STEP IN HIS CAREER IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER.
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1 month ago |
wmtw.com | Travis Lee
Cooper Flagg and the Duke Blue Devils practiced on the court at the Alamodome in front of fans and media members Friday afternoon. Flagg was also the focus of two press conferences, during which he was presented with two national awards. The 18-year-old from Newport, Maine, was named The Associated Press men's college basketball national player of the year earlier in the day.
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1 month ago |
wmtw.com | Travis Lee
MADE THE TRIP TO SAN ANTONIO TO CATCH UP WITH COOPER AFTER THE TEAM'S PRACTICE... MAINERS WITH THEIR EYES ON SAN ANTONIO THIS WEEKEND FOR THE FINAL FOUR AS COOPER FLAGG PLAYING IN THE NATIONAL FINAL FOUR, TAKING ON HOUSTON SATURDAY NIGHT. NOW, FLAGG HAS BEEN AN AMBASSADOR FOR THE STATE OF MAINE EVERY SINCE HE WENT FROM A STATEWIDE STAR TO A NATIONAL STAR, AND THAT CAN BE, YOU KNOW, QUITE A CHALLENGE FOR AN 18-YEAR-OLD. HE'S HANDLED IT VERY WELL, AND YOU KNOW WHAT?
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1 month ago |
wmtw.com | Travis Lee
ALL THE DETAILS COMING UP. NORAH. OKAY, VICTORIA. THANK YOU. MAINE IS ONCE AGAIN THE KING OF HOCKEY EAST. THE BLACK BEARS CAPTURED THE HOCKEY EAST CHAMPIONSHIP BY BEATING YUKON AT TD GARDEN IN BOSTON LAST NIGHT. SPORTS DIRECTOR TRAVIS LEE WAS AT THE GARDEN AND HAS MORE ON WHAT MADE THIS CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP SO SPECIAL FOR THE BEARS. WELL, PERHAPS A NEW ERA IS HERE FOR MAINE HOCKEY AS THE BLACK BEARS CAPTURE THE HOCKEY EAST CHAMPIONSHIP, BEATING YUKON ON FRIDAY NIGHT HERE AT THE TD GARDEN.
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1 month ago |
wmtw.com | Travis Lee
And if you're watching us right now, chances are you didn't stay up all night to watch the Maine Northeastern Hockey East Final Four game. It was *** wild one, and it went late into the night with Maine winning in double overtime, 4 to 3 to move into the Hockey championship for the first time since 2012. It was *** game that the Black Bears dominated early on. They were up 2 to 0. The Huskies would come back and tie it and then midway through the third period, how about this for *** twist?
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