The Maine high school football landscape is changing again. Here are 4 teams that are on the move.
The eight-man ranks are gaining new members, but also losing a team, while Class C is adopting a nine-game regular-season schedule.
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Boys Basketball
Nolan Ames of Camden Hills is Maine Gatorade winner
Ames takes the annual award for boys basketball after setting a school scoring record and guiding Windjammers to the Class A North title.
Girls basketball
Coast-to-coast No. 1 in Varsity Maine girls basketball poll
Cheverus is in the same spot in the season’s final poll as it was in the first — at the top.
BOYS Hockey
Boys hockey playoffs: Messalonskee rolls into Class B North semifinals
The top-seeded Eagles open their title quest with a win over Old Town/Orono.
girls HOckey
Check out the Maine girls hockey coaches All-State team
The coaches’ all-region teams also named.
Wresting
Varsity Maine Girls Wrestler of the Year: Sophie Grunhuvd, Massabesic
Standout grappler ended her high school career with another state championship and another New England title.
Indoor Track
Marshwood’s Henri Rivard wins mile at New England indoor track championships
The Hawks senior tops a number of strong individual efforts at Saturday’s high school track and field meet in Boston.
Swimming
Meet the 2025-26 Central Maine All-Region girls swimming team
Six members of the newly formed Capital Area co-op (Cony, Gardiner, Hall-Dale) make the list.
SKIING
Yarmouth, Fort Kent Alpine skiing take home Class B championships
The Clippers secure the girls title and the Warriors the boys, while Mountain Valley senior Lily Boulanger wins the giant slalom and slalom titles.
