Often overlooked, the Wildcats remain regional contenders year after year.
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Class B North hockey semifinal: Messalonskee comes up just short to Old Town/Orono
Eagles run out of time, chances in back-and-forth showdown.
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Class B boys state championship: Caribou stuns Maranacook in final seconds of 2OT
Vikings go back to back after pulling out yet another improbable victory in title game thriller.
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Sidelines: The front cover of the high school basketball state championship game program is an ad. Yes, really
The mistake, which is bad optics for the Maine Principals’ Association, could likely have been avoided, Travis Lazarczyk writes.
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Boys basketball: Winthrop looks to strike Gold again in Class C state game
Ramblers will play for a second straight Gold Ball, but undefeated Dexter stands in the way.
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Boys basketball: Forest Hills eager to defend Class D state title
Machias looks to continue its surprise run against potent Tigers.
Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Class C girls basketball: Winthrop, Central Aroostook set for title game
With run-and-gun offenses, expect a high-scoring affair in Saturday’s championship tilt.
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Boys basketball: Even after departures, Winthrop never lost a beat
Ramblers lost key pieces from championship team, but haven’t slowed down en route to another title game.
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Girls basketball: Winthrop builds into state title contender from scratch
After being a junior varsity program in 2013-14, Ramblers on verge of first state title in 30 years.
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Sidelines: Forest Hills alumn Evan Worster pays it back
After getting a helping hand from former Tigers himself, Worster pays it back, Travis Lazarczyk writes.