Boys and girls teams seeing impressive freshmen and sophomores emerge as go-to players.
Hall-Dale Bulldogs
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Swimming and diving: High school teams adjusting to virtual meets
Area swimmers are happy to be competing in any way, but acknowledge this season’s virtual meets feel odd.
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Posted inBoys Hockey, Girls Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
High school hockey notebook: Capital Region adjusts and adapts under new coach Richard Fortin
Cony/Hall-Dale/Monmouth/Erskine gets creative on defense; Kennebec shows mental toughness in strong start.
Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Girls basketball: So far, so good for Winthrop co-coaches Ouellette and Merrill
Unique setup working for Ramblers, who are competitive again despite losing four starters.
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High school girls basketball overview: Players, coaches prepare for season without fans
Traditional crowd atmosphere, normally an integral part of the sport, will be absent this winter.
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Boys basketball: Hall-Dale calls the shots in win over Monmouth
The Bulldogs used their height to dismiss Monmouth Academy with a 45-34 victory in a boys basketball game.
Posted inSwimming, Varsity Maine
High school swimming overview: Unusual season will feature virtual meets, patchwork competition
Central Maine teams adapting to bevy of challenges with hopes of staying the course.
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Local roundup: Cony skates past Maranacook/Winthrop in boys hockey action
Quincy Tobias scores goal and an assist to lead the Rams.
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Boys hockey: Quincy Tobias helps lead Cony past Capital Region
The Rams forward had a goal and an assist in the 2-1 victory at the two teams’ shared home rink Monday night.
Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Girls basketball: For Gardiner and Hall-Dale, matchup provides opportunity for improvement
Bulldogs get chance to measure themselves against Class A, while Tigers see young players grow into new roles.