Witches seek first Class A title game berth since 1988, while Warriors look for first trip to state championship.
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Class A North boys and girls basketball title games postponed to Saturday
MPA alters schedule with inclement weather in the forecast; Augusta Civic Center set to host 6 regional finals Saturday.
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A North boys basketball: Nokomis takes down Cony to reach regional final
Cooper Flagg scores 22 points, including eight in fourth, as Warriors make crunch time plays to advance.
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A North boys basketball: Brewer blows out Skowhegan to reach final
Witches prove to be too much for River Hawks in regional semifinals.
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D South boys basketball: Eighth-graders push Valley into regional final
Eighth-grader Fisher Tewskbury scored 24 points to help the Cavaliers eliminate Pine Tree Academy.
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Semifinalists announced for Mr. and Miss Basketball
Ten boys and 10 girls are in the running for the annual awards that go to Maine’s top senior basketball players.
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D South boys basketball: Forest Hills takes care of business in rout of Greenville
Mason Desjardins scores 23 points to lead Tigers in semifinal victory.
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Boys basketball: Strong start by Medomak Valley too much for Maranacook in B South semifinal
Tyler Hreben leads Black Bears with 17 points.
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C South boys basketball: Mt. Abram’s offense hitting on all cylinders
Adam Luce and Kaden Pillsbury among weapons in Roadrunners’ arsenal.
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A North boys basketball: Away from the spotlight, Madden White shows value to top seed Nokomis
While Cooper and Ace Flagg garner the attention, junior guard’s two-way play makes him a key cog for Warriors.