Another Varsity Maine boys basketball poll, another change at the top
Windham is ranked No. 1 for the second time this season.
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Windham is ranked No. 1 for the second time this season.
Cheverus still the unanimous No. 1, while Gray-New Gloucester and Biddeford move up.
Nifty passes, loose-ball magic and some long-range gems.
Zoey Sullivan-Brennan and Alexa Quintana lead the Tigers to a Class B North victory.
Select Board members didn’t know they needed to sign the notice for Thursday’s special town meeting, chair Greg Couture said.
Dunks, and-1s, swats and game-winning shots.
A petition to add 2 members to the Select Board failed to get enough signatures last summer, but town leaders are bringing the issue to voters regardless.
Cheverus is still the unanimous No. 1 in rankings that look a lot like last week’s.
Camden Hills is No. 1 for the second time this winter.
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