Boys’ hockey: Owen Kirk nets three goals as the Eagles beat reigning Class A champion Lewiston, 6-3.
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Girls’ basketball: Cony shows its potential in season-opening win over Oceanside
With strong-willed veterans and skilled freshmen, the defending Class A North champions show a blueprint for another run.
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High school roundup: Mt. Blue boys basketball cruises past Lawrence
Nolan Leso scores 24 points to lead the Cougars to the season-opening win.
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High school roundup: Waterville boys, Temple girls fall in openers
Garrett Gendreau leads the Purple Panthers with 12 points, including three 3-pointers.
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Travis Lazarczyk: Flopping in hoops? You’re courting trouble
A new rule is in place to penalize those who try to flop or fake a foul, but don’t expect a shot clock in Maine any time soon.
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Lawrence girls basketball leads list of central Maine contenders
Bulldogs return plenty of talent to contend in A North again.
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Winthrop basketball teams positioned for success in 2024-25
Both the boys’ and girls’ teams return key players from solid campaigns a year ago.
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Bingham basketball teams eye Gold Ball runs
The Valley boys’ and girls’ teams return key players from Class D South championship teams.
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Thomaston middle school basketball player drawing big-time college interest
Olivia Breen is 13 and has yet to play a high school game, but she already has 3 scholarship offers from D-I programs.
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Mike Adams and Heather (Ernest) Bond joining Maine Basketball Hall of Fame on Sunday
The two Mt. Blue graduates had success beyond Farmington — Adams at Thomas and then as Edward Little’s coach, and Heather (Ernest) Bond as one of UMaine’s all-time best players.