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Varsity Maine
Posted September 5, 2019
Updated September 5, 2019
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2019 Central Maine fall sports preview

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  • Cover story: Eight-man football provides a new look at a familiar game
    Ten schools, struggling annually with numbers, shift to new style for this season.
  • Class B football: PTC B expands, creating intrigue
    Falmouth, Gardiner and Windham should make presence felt from the get-go.
  • Class C football: Big 11 ready for another tight season
    Entering as the favorite in C North hasn't exactly led to playoff success in recent seasons.
  • Class D/8-man football: Wells’s departure opens up class to a new potential champ
    Winthrop/Monmouth/Hall-Dale, Oak Hill boast strong teams; Maranacook and Kents Hill debut in eight-man.
  • Class A/B boys soccer: Waterville, Winslow look to stay near the top
    Class B North is pretty wide open; Mt. Blue looks to regroup in Class A North.
  • Class A/B girls soccer: Messalonskee hopes to stack up in wide open A North field
    Waterville, Winslow right in the thick of Class B North hunt.
  • Class C/D boys soccer: Mount View should benefit from drop in class
    Maranacook, Monmouth, Mt. Abram among those lining up in Class C South.
  • Class C/D girls soccer: Maranacook seeks a repeat performance
    Black Bears should get challenges from Monmouth, Oak Hill; Richmond aims to be back in Class D title game.
  • Girls cross country: Maranacook hungry to get over proverbial hump
    Black Bears eye Class C state title after coming up short last two seasons.
  • Boys cross country: Winthrop, Monmouth chasing MVC titles
    Cony also returns a strong pack of runners.
  • Class A field hockey: Skowhegan once again the heavy favorite in Class A
    While array of challengers will emerge, Skowhegan returns plenty of talent all over the field.
  • Class B/C field hockey: Winslow has ‘eyes on the prize’
    Gardiner and Winthrop are the defending champs in B and C, respectively, but they will be pushed this fall.
  • Golf: Wave of graduations shift balance of power in central Maine
    Successful programs take a hit, but Messalonskee, Winthrop among teams thinking big.

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