Cheverus is in the same spot in the season’s final poll as it was in the first — at the top.
Girls Basketball
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Predicting next year’s Maine high school basketball contenders
Check out our way-too-early predictions for next season’s top contenders in boys and girls basketball.
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Check out the All-Western Maine Conference basketball teams
The conference’s all-defensive teams also named.
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In the Class A boys basketball final, it was seniors coming up big
Cordell Jones of Portland and Nolan Ames of Camden Hills gave everything they had in the biggest game of the season.
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Cheverus girls basketball storms back from 19 down in Class A final
The Stags shock Hampden Academy with a second-half charge, winning in overtime for their third state title in five seasons.
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Mattanawcook Academy girls basketball wins first state championship
Addison Cyr scores 25 points and grabs 23 rebounds to lead the Lynx to their first Gold Ball.
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Penobscot Valley girls basketball rides defense to Class D title
Lila Cummings (15 points, 16 rebounds) leads the Howlers past Mt. Abram for a second consecutive Gold Ball.
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Valley girls basketball wins second straight state championship
The Cavaliers beat Wisdom to add a Class S title to the Class D crown they earned in 2025.
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Lawrence girls basketball beats Oceanside to win Class B title
The Bulldogs score 10 straight points to start the second half and make foul shots down the stretch to win their second championship in four seasons.
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Cheverus girls basketball embraces villain role in title pursuit
The Stags know that everyone wants to see them lose. And for the Class South champions, that’s OK by them.