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The report details physical aggression and sexually inappropriate conduct between players, including the use of homophobic language, intentional urination on teammates in the shower and other degrading conduct.
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But school superintendents and athletic directors told a legislative committee Wednesday that a moratorium would prevent them from installing synthetic turf projects already approved by voters, or replacing existing turf fields that need repair.
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Attorney General Aaron Frey says any attempt by Trump to cut off federal funding to Maine unless trans female athletes are banned from competing is in direct violation of federal court orders.
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A judge has ruled today that Maine's first in-person sports betting parlor will be allowed to take bets for Super Bowl weekend.
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More people are calling the Maine Problem Gambling Hotline since the state legalized online sports betting over a year ago, and many of those seeking help are men between the ages of 18 and 30.
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The Maine Principal's Association says it will continue to allow transgender female athletes to compete despite an executive order from President Trump that seeks to ban the practice.
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What to know about sports betting impacts in Maine, and what is being done about gambling addiction
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The American Portland Wednesday Hockey Association of America has played together for more than 20 years and even includes retired NHL players. Their goal was to create a league that keeps hockey fun and safe.
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The Hearts of Pine, Portland's minor league soccer team, have signed Khalid Hersi, the team's first Mainer.
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The Mt. Ararat High School's boys’ ice hockey team has cancelled two practices and postponed tonight's game as the school investigates an alleged bullying incident.
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We highlight some of the most talented and significant athletes from Maine—representing a variety of sports (rebroadcast)
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Ali's 1965 win over Liston birthed one of the sports biggest controversies — and the legend of the 'phantom punch.'