To improve their ranking for the Class C South tournament, it will be important for the Ramblers to earn more nonconference win like Friday’s over Waynflete.
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High schools Friday: Mt. Blue boys basketball starts slow, pulls away
Tyler Abell and Carter Norton help the Cougars overcome slow first quarter.
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High schools Thursday: Messalonskee boys basketball tops Hampden
Madison beats Mountain Valley, and Valley boys and girls earn road wins over Forest Hills.
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Resilience drives Hall-Dale girls basketball team in win over Maranacook
With two of their top players out with injuries, Bulldogs top Black Bears and remain one of the teams to beat in Class C South.
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Forwards power high-octane offense for Messalonskee boys hockey team
Owen Kirk, Tatum Doucette and Christian Salvadori have combined for 66 points, leading Eagles to a 7-0 start.
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Winthrop boys basketball battles but falls to Mt. Abram
The Ramblers control the offensive glass and give the unbeaten Roadrunners their stiffest test of the season.
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Hall-Dale boys basketball shuts down Maranacook for key MVC win
The Bulldogs hold Jack Fontaine to 10 points on their way to a 47-25 win.
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High schools Wednesday: Richmond boys basketball tops Telstar
The Bobcats overcome third-quarter struggles to beat the Rebels.
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Varsity Maine basketball, hockey polls – Jan. 8
The top 10 boys and girls basketball teams and top five boys and girls hockey teams in Maine, through games of Jan. 7.
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Former Cony swim star Gabby Low now making impact as a coach
After a career that included a stop at Division I UConn, Low now finds passion in coaching.