- Portland Press Herald, Maine
Tennis: Teams to watch in southern Maine
Apr. 18—GIRLS 1. Brunswick: The Dragons return their entire starting lineup from a squad that went 14-2 and won the Class A championship. Sisters Coco and Ellie Meserve lead a singles lineup that also includes senior Sadie Levy or possibly sophomore Molly Tefft. Senior Hazel Goodwin and juniors Beatrice Elmore and Izzy Leitsell lend experience in doubles. 2. Falmouth: The Navigators took a ...
- Portland Press Herald, Maine
Tennis: Players to watch in southern Maine
Apr. 18—GIRLS Laura Chapman, Boothbay junior: Chapman returns for a third straight season at No. 1 singles. She has twice reached the round of 16 in the state singles tournament. Adea Cobaj, Yarmouth sophomore: Cobaj played No. 1 singles last spring and compiled a 5-5 record. She advanced to round of 32 in the state singles tournament and split sets with the 12th seed before falling in a ...
- Reuters
Jabil places CEO Wilson on paid leave amid investigation
The company appointed its current CFO Michael Dastoor as the interim CEO, effective April 19, according to its regulatory filing. Jabil pointed to the filing in response to a request seeking more details on why Wilson was placed on leave.
