Varsity Maine had reporters filming quarterfinal action in Portland, Augusta and Bangor.
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Friday’s Maine high school basketball tournament standouts
Some of the top performers in Friday’s quarterfinals.
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Gardiner boys, Lawrence girls leave no doubt in return to Bangor, and other takeaways from Class B North
The Tigers and Bulldogs roll to quarterfinal victories, giving KVAC teams a strong debut in the Queen City.
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Marshwood girls basketball wins thriller, and other takeaways from Class B South
Natalie Lathrop hits a stunner, role players step up for York and Oceanside, and Poland caps another chapter in its turnaround.
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Hampden girls basketball manages expectations, and other takeaways from Class A North
Camden Hills continues to ride its defense, and Brunswick is set up well for the future.
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Friday’s basketball in Portland: Marshwood girls beat Greely at buzzer
A last-gasp 3-pointer by Natalie Lathrop gives the Hawks a 46-43 win in a Class B South quarterfinal.
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Friday’s basketball in Bangor: Gardiner boys cruise past Erskine
The third-seeded Tigers advance to the Class B North semifinals.
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Friday’s basketball in Augusta: Camden Hills cruises in A North girls quarterfinal
Leah Jones leads the Windjammers with 19 points in a win over Brunswick.
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Live updates from the Maine high school basketball tournament
Follow along each day of the winter postseason.
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Island basketball showcased, and more Augusta tourney takeaways
North Haven, Vinalhaven and Islesboro get chances to shine on the state’s biggest stage.