Winthrop football wins first title since 2000
The Ramblers throw three touchdown passes in the first half and beat Winslow in the Class D final.
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The Ramblers throw three touchdown passes in the first half and beat Winslow in the Class D final.
Gold Balls claimed in Class A, B, C and D.
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Preview: Winthrop and Winslow are perennial contenders, but both have long championship droughts.
The Black Raiders have put up video-game numbers, but to win a Class D title, they must power through a defense better than any they’ve faced.
The Ramblers have held every opponent to 13 points or less but will be tested by Winslow’s relentless rushing attack.
The top teams in each division during the regular season have made it to the final game of the season.
The Class A, B, C and D title games are Saturday in Lewiston and Portland.
These players helped their teams win state championships or earn spots in this week’s state finals.
Ramblers score touchdowns four times in final five drives to run away from Morse.
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