Instead of competition in one place, meets during the week of Feb. 7 will be compiled and scored under the traditional Southwesterns format.
Swimming
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Swimming: Gardiner/Hall-Dale girls enjoying strong season
With 18 swimmers out, the Tigers could contend for KVAC B title.
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KVAC swimming championships moved up a week and the Edward Little/Lewiston meet has been pushed back a week
High school swimming notebook: A scheduling change for the KVACs and the Lewiston vs. Edward Little/Leavitt meet. Blue Devils building as the season goes on. Plenty of area swimmers have qualified for state championships.
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Sidelines: Virtual swim meets are a staunch reminder that pandemic still impacting high school sports
While sports have come a long way in Maine over last year, a return to normalcy still seems far away, Drew Bonifant writes.
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After year of virtual meets, Cony swim team embracing a return to live competition
The pandemic brought about many changes — many still in place today — but Rams finally have opportunity to compete.
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High school swimming preview: Teams prep for full meets after year of competing virtually
Several central Maine teams are also still trying to add depth.
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Legendary Cape Elizabeth swimming coach Don Richards dies at 83
The town named its community pool after Richards, who guided his teams to 11 state championships and was named Maine Swimming Coach of the Year eight times.
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2020-2021 high school swimming wrap-up: athletes, coaches adjust to virtual meets
With only teammates as competition in the nearby lanes, swimmers had to find an inner drive to compete this winter.
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Mt. Ararat boys join Cony and Morse girls as KVAC swimming champions
Rams, Shipbuilders and Eagles turn in dominant performances in the virtual meet.
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Pandemic forces swim teams to compete in eerily quiet virtual meets
High school teams that are lucky enough to find a pool are engaging in a different form of competition, though some teams in southern Maine have yet to get into the water.