Ames led Camden Hills to the Class A boys final, while Provost helped the Lawrence girls earn their second state championship in four seasons.
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New No. 1 in final Varsity Maine boys basketball poll, appropriately
Portland finishes at the top after beating three previous No. 1s in the postseason.
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9 things to know about Maine Restaurant Week
More than 60 restaurants are participating in the annual event, offering three-course dinners and specials.
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Portland boys basketball completes journey to Class A title
The Bulldogs, who lost six games in the regular season, pull away behind their defense in the second half to beat Camden Hills.
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In the Class A boys basketball final, it was seniors coming up big
Cordell Jones of Portland and Nolan Ames of Camden Hills gave everything they had in the biggest game of the season.
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Camden Hills boys basketball embraces its past success heading into Class A final
The Windjammers will try to win their first boys basketball title in 15 years Saturday night.
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State finalists rise in Varsity Maine boys basketball poll
Camden Hills, Portland, Gardiner and Yarmouth fill the top 4 spots.
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Camden Hills boys basketball clinches first regional crown since 2011
Nolan Ames (21 points, 11 assists, 8 rebounds) nearly achieves a triple-double as the Windjammers top Brunswick for the Class A North title.
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Camden Hills boys basketball runs away in Class A North semifinal
Nolan Ames leads the Windjammers with 24 points and 11 rebounds in a win over Bangor.
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Noble repeats as Class A wrestling champion
Brady Ouellette becomes the program’s first four-time state champion, and the Knights win their 16th state crown.