Dave Dyer
Kennebec Journal
Belfast, ME, United States
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Past articles by Dave:
Boys basketball: Cony cruises past rival Gardiner in season opener
Alex Fournier leads Rams with 18 points. → Read More
Cross country: Mt. Blue girls, Cony girls earn regional runner-up titles
Hampden Academy repeats as A North boys champion; Orono's Ruth White smokes competition in C North girls race. → Read More
Football: Strong fourth quarter gives Cony win over rival Gardiner
Dom Napolitano’s 60 yard fumble return for a touchdown breaks open game for Rams. → Read More
Football: Cony rolls past Messalonskee
Dom Napolitano accounts for four touchdowns for Rams in victory. → Read More
Girls soccer: Strong 2nd half leads Mt. Blue past Mt. Ararat
Alaya Smith, KK Daggett notch goals for Cougars in win. → Read More
Football: Gardiner hangs tough in win over Messalonskee
Kayden Weston 51-yard touchdown run the key for Tigers in victory over Eagles. → Read More
Boys soccer: Maranacook runs away in win over Cony
Cony’s Yusuf Ibrahim, left, keeps Maranacook’s Mitch Maceda away during a boys soccer match Friday in Augusta. Joe Phelan/Kennebec Journal AUGUSTA — Maranacook boys soccer coach Don Beckwith takes pride in his tough preseason camps, building endurance into his teams for the long season. That fitness played a key role for the Black Bears on Friday. Hanging tough in 80-plus degree temperatures,… → Read More
Sidelines: The Boston Red Sox are falling and falling fast
Injuries, poor play and poor roster management leaves team on a doomed path with two months left in season, Dave Dyer writes. → Read More
Soccer: Western Mountain 7v7 Classic provides unique summer tournament
Mt. Abram tournament gives teams chance to play, camp out and bond before hands-off period. → Read More
Winslow stuns No. 1 Nokomis in Class B North softball quarterfinal
Emma Michaud strikes out 14 as eighth-seeded Black Raiders oust Warriors for a second straight season. → Read More
Sidelines: A little spring cleaning
Cooper Flagg (32) and the Nokomis boys basketball team helped bring a lot of fan into the building during the Maine high school basketball tournament. Michael G. Seamans/Morning Sentinel Some quick thoughts in the area and region as temperatures rise and I crack the windows open in my house for the first time in 2022… Thanks to the Flaggs: I stood on the walkway of the second level of the… → Read More
C South boys basketball: Mt. Abram’s offense hitting on all cylinders
Adam Luce and Kaden Pillsbury among weapons in Roadrunners' arsenal. → Read More
A South girls basketball: Falmouth upends Morse in quarterfinals
Shipbuilders hold lead for nearly three quarters before Navigators pull away. → Read More
Class B wrestling: Oceanside’s Maddie Ripley comes up short on state title bid
Sophomore was one win away from becoming state's first female state champion. → Read More
B North boys basketball: No. 2 Orono hangs on to beat No. 7 Winslow
Andrew Poulin scores 23 points for Winslow in loss to Red Riots. → Read More
Cheerleading: Medomak Valley, Lisbon take state titles
Medomak wins the first Class B crown in program history; Lisbon last won the Class C title in 2019. → Read More
High school basketball teams wary of COVID-19 shutdowns that could derail tournament runs
With playoff fields set, some squads taking precautions to avoid potential outbreaks. → Read More
Swimming: Morse edges Belfast to sweep KVAC Class B championships
Shipbuilders take all relays and win 11 individual events to hold off Lions. → Read More
Edward Little/Leavitt boys, Camden Hills girls win KVAC A swimming titles
Red Eddies take title in first year as co-op program; Windjammers turn in a dominant performance. → Read More
Men’s basketball: UMaine-Farmington edges NAC rival Thomas College
Jack Kane leads Beavers with 19 points, 11 rebounds. → Read More