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High schools Saturday: Lawrence prevails despite Ella Pelletier’s big game
Girls basketball: Oxford Hills star Ella Pelletier passes 1,000 career points in a 62-53 loss.
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Boys hockey: Kents Hill eager and thriving in its first MPA season
The Huskies, with eyes on a state title, improved to 4-1 with a 7-3 win over Cony.
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2024-25 hockey preview: Messalonskee carries chip on its shoulder entering new season
Returning most of its offensive firepower, Eagles have unfinished business in Class B.
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Saturday’s high school roundup: Messalonskee opens with impressive win
Boys’ hockey: Owen Kirk nets three goals as the Eagles beat reigning Class A champion Lewiston, 6-3.
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2023-24 ice hockey wrap-up: Cony enjoys remarkable turnaround campaign under first-year coach
Doug Dieuveuil leads Rams to first winning season and playoff victory since 2017; Black Tigers girls hockey co-op team finishes strong.
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Varsity Maine boys’ hockey poll – March 14
Class A champion Lewiston and Class B champion Cheverus/Yarmouth head the final boys’ hockey poll of the season.
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2023-24 central Maine winter sports season wrap-ups
Central Maine teams and athletes turn in memorable performances this winter.
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Boys’ hockey: Lewiston earns 25th Class A title with 5-0 win over Bangor
Gabe Pomerleau records the shutout and Aizyk Laliberte scores three goals for the Blue Devils, who win their first state championship since 2020.