Dominant Cavaliers prove to be too much for No. 8 Hawks in quarterfinals.
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B North boys basketball: No. 2 Orono hangs on to beat No. 7 Winslow
Andrew Poulin scores 23 points for Winslow in loss to Red Riots.
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Boys basketball: Top-seeded Spruce Mountain upended by Maranacook in B South quarterfinal
No. 9 Black Bears focus defense on slowing freshman Jace Bessey and finally pull away from the Phoenix in the final minute.
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Maine high school basketball tournament is back after lost year
Players and coaches eager for start of postseason, and the return of the dramatics that come with it.
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Boys basketball: Messalonskee hangs on after strong start to take down Gardiner
After losing to Tigers twice during regular season, Eagles have the answers to reach A North quarterfinals.
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The Cooper Flagg Show set for big stage in high school basketball tournament
Talented Nokomis freshman and high-flying Warriors sure to be center of attention at Augusta Civic Center for A North tournament.
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Masks still required for all MPA tournament games in Portland
Fans must also produce proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test result to attend games at the Portland Expo and Cross Insurance Arena.
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Basketball notebook: After tough regular season, Waterville boys rally to win playoff opener
Mount View boys basketball rides defensive intensity to eight straight wins; Winthrop girls on a roll into Class C South tournament.
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After year in the red, MPA banking on big turnout for basketball tourney
The annual event, canceled last year because of the pandemic, is the largest source of revenue for the Maine Principals’ Association and plays a critical role in funding other high school championships.