Maddie Ripley of Oceanside wrestles Bo Provencher of Bucksport on Saturday during the semifinal round of the Class B state wrestling championship in Rumford. Ripley won by decision, 12-5.
Maddie Ripley of Oceanside won the 113-pound Class B state wrestling championship Saturday in Rumford. The Class B title is her second and comes a year after she became the first Maine girl to win a state championship wrestling against boys.
Maddie Ripley of Oceanside wrestles Noah Parenteau of Belfast on Saturday during the 113-pound Class B state wrestling championship match in Rumford. Ripley won by decision, 6-3.
Maddie Ripley of Oceanside wrestles Noah Parenteau of Belfast on Saturday during the 113-pound Class B state wrestling championship match in Rumford. Ripley won by decision, 6-3.
Caiden Skidgell, left, of Dirigo High School wrestles Chance Watson of Mountain Valley High School on Saturday during the 120-pound Class B state wrestling championship in Rumford. Skidgell won by decision, 8-6.
Chance Watson, top, of Mountain Valley High School wrestles Caiden Skidgell of Dirigo High School on Saturday during the 120-pound Class B state wrestling championship in Rumford. Skidgell won the title via an 8-6 decision.
Gavin Ripley, right, of Oceanside wrestles Dyllan Davis of Wells High School on Saturday during the 132-pound Class B state wrestling championship match in Rumford. Ripley won by decision, 6-0.
Gavin Ripley, left, of Oceanside wrestles Dyllan Davis of Wells High School on Saturday during the 132-pound Class B state wrestling championship match in Rumford. Ripley won by decision, 6-0, to become a three-time state champion.
Calvin Chase of Wells High School jumps into the arms of his coach Saturday after Chase won the 126-pound Class B state wrestling championship in Rumford. Chase won by decision, 10-8, over Sean Bonzagni of Morse.
Maddie Ripley of Oceanside wrestles Noah Parenteau of Belfast on Saturday during the 113-pound Class B state wrestling championship match in Rumford. Ripley won by decision, 6-3, to earn her second Class B title.
Ryker Evans of Belfast reacts Saturday after winning the 144-pound Class B state wrestling championship over Owen Harper of Mattanawcook.
Owen Harper, bottom, of Mattanawcook wrestles Ryker Evans of Belfast on Saturday during the 144-pound Class B state wrestling championship match in Rumford. Evans won by decision, 4-3.
Lucas Libby of Mountain Valley High School wrestles Giacomo Smith of Erskine Academy on Saturday during the 150-pound Class B state wrestling championship match in Rumford. Libby won with a third-round pin, earning his third consecutive state championship.
Lucas Libby, top, of Mountain Valley High School wrestles Giacomo Smith of Erskine Academy on Saturday during the 150-pound Class B state wrestling championship match in Rumford. Libby won with a third-period pin to earn his third consecutive state title.
Lucas Libby of Mountain Valley High School gets a hug from his coach, Gary Dolloff, after Libby won the 150-pound Class B state wrestling championship Saturday in Rumford. Libby, a senior, has won three straight state titles.
Hudson Lufkin, right, of Dirigo High School wrestles Isaac Keresey of Maine Central Institute on Saturday during the 157-pound Class B state wrestling championship match in Rumford. Lufkin, a freshman, won the 11-3 to claim the state title.
Hudson Lufkin of Dirigo High School finishes his 157-pound championship match Saturday against Isaac Keresey of Maine Central Institute in Rumford. Lufkin won the Class B state wrestling championship with an 11-3 decision.
Hudson Lufkin, top, of Dirigo High School wrestles Isaac Keresey of Maine Central Institute on Saturday during the 157-pound Class B state wrestling championship match in Rumford. Lufkin won via an 11-3 decision.
Isaac Keresey of Maine Central Institute reacts Saturday during the 157-pound championship match against Hudson Lufkin of Dirigo High School. Lufkin won the Class B state title by an 11-3 decision.
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