Stability arrives in Maine’s lower classifications after chaotic 2021 season.
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Class B/C high school football preview: Familiar powers again poised to rise to the top
Skowhegan, Lawrence, Cony look to be cream of the crop in Class B North; Winslow out to defend C North crown.
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11-man football preview: Class B North is loaded with tough teams
Class C South is another strong division, with Leavitt, Cape Elizabeth and the return of Cheverus to 11-man football.
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Winslow football tries to move forward after the death of program icon
Former co-coach Pete Bolduc still on Black Raiders’ minds as a new season begins.
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Senior year dawns on Maine’s first 8-man high school football players
Class of 2023 players from the 10 original 8-man teams are part of select group.
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High school sports notebook: Cony football program sees big increase in participation numbers
After carrying just 28 players last season, Rams had 60-plus turn out in the preseason.
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High school notebook: Open postseason tournaments coming to an end
The Maine Principals’ Association will return this fall to having playoffs made up of teams in the top two-thirds of the Heal points.
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Hands-off period serves as last chance for coaches, players to get ready for preseason
While football, soccer and field hockey teams have summer recess, players make plans to condition for their fall season.
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Local teams wrap up summer with Central Maine Football Skills Challenge
Seven teams compete in “summer sendoff” ahead of hands-off period.
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Kevin Gallic long snaps his way to Division I football with New Hampshire
The recent Lewiston graduate, who also played for Lisbon and started his high school career in Texas, dedicated himself to learning the craft of long snapping and garnered a preferred walk-on spot with the University of New Hampshire Wildcats.