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Wrestling: In Maine, maintaining weight becomes the goal

Push for safety over years has curtailed cutting in favor making a steady, healthy weight the objective.

Mt. Ararat/Brunswick, Belfast favorites in A and B North, but challengers lurk.

Eagles and Lions break long droughts, while Laurence, Ward named meet’s top wresters.

After 20 years, Gardiner’s Matt Hanley, Nokomis’ Scott Preble and Mount View’s Hamilton Richards still driven by love of sport, community feel.

Unique event on the calendar benefits teams both big and small, Travis Barrett writes.

Gardiner tournament gives wrestlers a chance to self-assess, gauge the competition and prepare for the season.

Some view tourney as true decider of state champions, while others believe numbers in state aren’t high enough yet to take leap.

by Terry Devereaux December 6, 2019December 11, 2019

For first time, dual meets will play pivotal part in race for state titles.

Senior was nothing short of dominant at 106 pounds en route to state championship.

Whether at 152 pounds or 145 pounds, junior had a championship season for the Mustangs.