Dragons rally back from early deficit.
Travis Barrett
Staff Writer
Travis Barrett covers sports for the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel, including high school soccer, hockey and lacrosse, as well as local auto racing. An award-winning sports writer, he returned to Maine in 2005 after covering professional and college beats in Rhode Island. He has worked in public relations and sports marketing fields during a five-year hiatus from journalism, including a stint as a social media consultant to NASCAR. Travis lives in Oakland with his wife, Sara, and children, Cooper and Samantha. During his off-hours, he openly roots for the Boston Red Sox, Boston Bruins and Liverpool Football Club, while just as openly rooting for anyone playing against the New England Patriots.
Posted inField Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Mt. Blue field hockey fends off Cony in season opener
Unselfish attack produces three Cougar goals.
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Posted inBoys Soccer, Girls Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine
Soccer coaches, players are changing the game
Better caliber of player has allowed teams flexibility.
Posted inSports
Bubba Pollard proves his mettle in Oxford 250
Rare win from outsider as impressive as it was unlikely.
Posted inSports
Gerry another example of Oxford 250 unpredictability
From favorite to unlucky in a matter of minutes for defending champ.
Posted inAuto Racing, Sports
Bubba Pollard wins the Oxford 250
Georgia invader first driver in seven years from outside New England to win event.
Posted inAuto Racing, Sports
Eddie MacDonald wins ACT 150 at Oxford Plains
Two-time Oxford 250 winner gets weekend started with 7th Oxford Late Model win.
Posted inAuto Racing, Sports
Oxford 250 notebook: It’s all in a number for Lanpher
Pollard runs into problems, and two-time champion Benjamin tops speed charts.
Posted inAuto Racing, Sports
All eyes on Curtis Gerry at Oxford 250
From also-ran to world-beater, Gerry would rather avoid the spotlight.
Posted inAuto Racing, Sports
Oxford 250 notebook: Former champions feeling a bit overlooked this weekend
Having won the 250 isn’t always a recipe for future success in the event.