Track records in danger, and other things Varsity Maine is interested in this week
Marks could fall at conference championships, and late-season games could alter the Heal point standings.
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Marks could fall at conference championships, and late-season games could alter the Heal point standings.
Kennebunk still No. 1, and Thornton makes a big charge to No. 2.
The Class C Black Bears score eight straight goals in the first half en route to a 10-goal victory over the Class B Eagles.
‘Parlor Games’ to be staged in Madison, The Fogcutters plan Gardiner concert, The Wallflowers are set to perform at Waterville Opera House, Augusta to host Lilac Festival, Sandy River Music Festival to be held in Farmington, and the Righteous Brothers prepare to perform in Waterville.
Kennebunk still the unanimous No. 1, but other top teams are winning some and losing some.
Daigle stays in central Maine after stepping down from her position at Cony High last month.
Panthers find rhythm offensively in rematch of last year’s Class C final.
Kennebunk is the unanimous No. 1 after barely securing the top spot last week.
Looking ahead to the most interesting storylines of the coming week in Maine high school sports.
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Gardiner Area High School freshmen help catch and analyze alewives as they try to migrate to their spawning grounds.
About 150 voters gathered in Monmouth Academy’s gymnasium approved every article of this year’s $32.6 million budget.
Several cities and towns will have parades and ceremonies.
Cheverus and Oxford Hills top the rankings, while Gardiner makes a big jump from the outside.
Residents to pick town officials, consider budget, and decide a proposal to fund more work on 1856 Monmouth Academy building at the polls June 9.
A proposed policy change would allow the superintendent to transfer students, even against their parents’ wishes, among elementary schools in Gardiner, West Gardiner and Pittston.
The Mustangs, who lost in blowout fashion to the Rams in 2024 and 2025, prevail in a back-and-forth affair in the rain.
The Tigers come back from a three-run deficit and walk it off in the eighth, handing the Mustangs their first loss.
Mr. Dog Training’s new Canine Enrichment Center is offering training and rentals at its facility.
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