Skowhegan features multiple Class A champions; Winslow’s Samuel Schmitt finishes as most outstanding wrestler at Class B championships.
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Class B wrestling: Oceanside’s Maddie Ripley comes up short on state title bid
Sophomore was one win away from becoming state’s first female state champion.
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Wrestling: Mt. Ararat/Brunswick reclaims Class A championship
The Eagles edge a deep field in their home gym, finishing seven points ahead of runner-up Sanford.
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Wrestling: Surprising Kennebunk ready for challenge at state meet
The South regional champion will face several tough teams Saturday at the Class A championships, while Mattanawcook Academy is favored in Class B.
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Oceanside’s Maddie Ripley vying to become first girl to win state wrestling title
Wrestling mostly against boys, the sophomore is 32-1 this season and won the Class B South 113-pound title.
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Wrestling: Oxford Hills wins first Class A North championship in 15 years
Afriat, Worster take individual titles while eight Vikings make finals to edge Mt. Ararat/Brunswick.
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Wrestling: Oxford Hills, Belfast earn titles as KVAC championships return
Wrestlers, coaches happy to see return of fans and multiple-team competition after season of dual meets.
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Wrestling: As KVACs arrive, sport reaches postseason after rocky journey
Wrestlers and coaches endured COVID, canceled meets and small rosters to return to championship tournaments.
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High school notebook: Indoor track coaches view COVID-altered season a victory, so far
Questions remain for postseason, but teams thankful for competition during regular season
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Some high school wrestling programs in central Maine struggling with numbers
The pandemic has impacted the sport, which is in a bounce-back year after not being offered in 2020-21.