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Fall sports: Ideas floated to ensure a fall season for Maine high schools

Moving some sports from spring to fall and vice-versa could be a possible solution as schools cope with the coronavirus’ impact on athletics.

Beloved coach, who died in December, led the Raiders to three consecutive Class D state titles.

High school football coaches wonder how to safely begin a season while adhering to social distancing rules.

Senior is one of the student athletes selected to play in the now-cancelled Maine Shrine Lobster Bowl, Travis Lazarczyk writes.

The annual all-star game that benefits Shriners Hospitals will not be played this summer because of the coronavirus.

Leavitt coach Mike Hathaway hosting Zoom sessions that bring coaches from Maine and beyond together in unique setting.

While many say the changes approved by the MPA are good for the sport, some feel even greater changes are needed.

The changes include an increase from 10 to 26 teams in eight-man football, and just one division in Class D for this fall.

Three players each from Class A champ Bonny Eagle and Class B champ Marshwood highlight the West roster.

Former coach plays to sports fans’ nostalgia by showing Lobster Bowls, playoff contests.