Hard work and self-improvement have powered the Clippers to Class B championship game against Gardiner.
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For Oceanside girls basketball, work ethic fuels the winning culture
The Mariners are in their third state final in five years, and the core of their run has been a dedication to the sport handed from one wave of players to the next.
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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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After years of building, Gardiner boys basketball is playing for the ultimate prize
Two weeks ago, the Tigers hadn’t won a quarterfinal game in 14 years. Now, they’re 32 minutes from a Gold Ball.
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Here’s look at the Maine Class B girls basketball state final
Oceanside and Lawrence met twice during the season, and split their matchups. Here is the key information going into the rubber match.
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Here’s a look at the Maine Class B boys basketball state championship game
Yarmouth and Gardiner both knocked off No. 1 seeds en route to Friday’s championship game in Bangor.
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Poland boys hockey co-op rebounds, conquers Greely in quarterfinals
Jaxson Booker’s two goals boost the Kings into the Class B South semifinals.
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Check out the Maine girls hockey coaches All-State team
The coaches’ all-region teams also named.
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Here’s a look at the Maine Class S girls basketball championship game
After claiming its first Gold Ball a year ago, Valley seeks another title in a new class.
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Here’s a look at the Maine Class C boys basketball championship game
Saturday night’s game at the Augusta Civic Center features Maranacook and Fort Kent, who were both No. 3 seeds in their region.