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Former USM pitching standout moves from the diamond to the cage - Vimarsana News

Former USM pitching standout moves from the diamond to the cage

Dalton Rice, the Huskies' career leader in strikeouts, will make his mixed martial arts debut on May 13 at Aura in Portland.

Building a workforce: Construction firms ramp up workforce development to recruit next generation - Vimarsana News

Building a workforce: Construction firms ramp up workforce development to recruit next generation

Construction companies are reinvesting in apprenticeships and other programs to find a new wave of workers.

Thursday's Maine college roundup: USM routs Johnson & Wales in NCAA tournament opener - Vimarsana News

Thursday's Maine college roundup: USM routs Johnson & Wales in NCAA tournament opener

increase font size Thursday’s Maine college roundup: USM routs Johnson & Wales in NCAA tournament opener Baseball: Andrew Hillier drives in six runs to lead the top-seeded Huskies to a 17-2 victory on the first day of the double-elimination regional. Staff report Share HARTFORD, Conn. — Andrew Hillier hit a rare two-run sacrifice fly in the second inning, then belted a three-run homer during a seven-run third inning as the University of Southern Maine opened its NCAA Division III baseball tournament regional with a 17-2 win Thursday against Johnson & Wales. Top-seeded USM (32-9) next pl...

College roundup: Bates softball swept by St. Joseph's - Vimarsana News

College roundup: Bates softball swept by St. Joseph's

Also, the University of Southern Maine baseball team routs UMaine-Farmington. Staff Reports Read Article LEWISTON — The Bates College softball team lost both games of a doubleheader in its first games at Lafayette Street Field since April 28, 2019. St. Joseph’s (4-4) won the opener 6-2 and the second game 6-1. The Monks ended a scoreless stalemate in first game with a five-run fourth inning, which was aided by three hits and three Bates errors. Lydia Howarth brought in Hannah Gower for the first run with a bases-loaded single. Caroline Bass and Aleah Pagan, who had two hits, scored une...