WATERVILLE — It took longer than expected for the State University of New York-Canton men’s lacrosse team to make its way to Waterville. Then it took much less time for the visitors to start dominating.
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COLLEGE SOFTBALL: UMF’s Jones at home once more
FARMINGTON — Amy Jones went far away from the University of Maine at Farmington. Then she came right back.
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Terriers set to play in bubble
The Thomas softball team will have a late night Saturday as the Terriers open their season with UMaine-Presque Isle. The doubleheader will be played in “the bubble” at the University of Maine in Orono, and the games are slated to start at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m.
WOMEN’S COLLEGE LACROSSE: Colby’s Pistel always active
You’ve probably heard this kind of story before. Kate Pistel grew up in Amherst, Mass., where she spent a lot of time at Amherst College sporting events. Her father is an Amherst alum and worked at Amherst until he retired.
WINTER SPORTS: Jenson, Tuttle fare well
Alex Jenson placed third in the dual moguls at the Freestyle Junior Nationals — which was a little better than she had been expecting.
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS: Forest Hills excited about future
Forest Hills played in its first Class D boys basketball state championship game Saturday afternoon, losing 83-45 to a loaded Jonesport-Beals team. On the bus ride back to Jackman after the game, the Tigers players — all of whom return next season — were already talking about what they can do to improve for next season.
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS: Rams exceeded their expectations
Although Cony lost the Class A girls basketball state championship game to McAuley on Saturday, this season was an important step for the current players. Cony went to eight state finals from 1995 to 2007, but had a losing record as recently as two years ago. Now, this team is part of Cony’s great tradition.
CLASS D GIRLS BASKETBALL: Washburn pulls away from Richmond for 2nd straight title
AUGUSTA — Maybe there was an opportunity or two for Richmond to make it a completely different game. But that’s just a maybe, and as it turned out, every time the Bobcats had a chance to make a move, Washburn was there to take control.
CLASS C GIRLS BASKETBALL: Central rallies past Hall-Dale
AUGUSTA — For once in a magical, unforgettable two-year run, the Hall-Dale girls didn’t make the biggest play of the game.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL: Central edges Hall-Dale, 40-39, in state final
Central rallied from 13 points down in the 2nd half to score an improbable win over Hall-Dale in the Class C girls basketball state championship.