With a week left in the regular season, teams vie for seeds in the upcoming basketball tournament between Kennebec, Somerset, and Franklin county schools.
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Fate of high school wrestling season remains undetermined as MPA again delays decision
Maine Principals’ Association postpones meeting with community sports guidelines unchanged and wrestling still considered ‘high risk.’
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Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Center Court Rewind: From 1991-94, the Lawrence girls basketball team carved their place in history
With Cindy Blodgett leading the way from her first dribble to her last, the Bulldogs brought home four straight Gold Balls.
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Center Court Rewind: Valley boys basketball teams’ dominance inspired opponents to improve
For the teams the Valley boys basketball team crushed during its 101-game win streak, the choice was simple. Get better or get beat.
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Local roundup: Skowhegan girls basketball cruises to win over Messalonskee
Jaycie Christopher leads the way for Riverhawks with 22 points.
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Girls basketball: Red-hot Gardiner weathering the growing pains
Sophomore-heavy Tigers continue to impress in home victory over Maranacook.
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Center Court Rewind: In 1995 and ’96, the Cony girls spent two years on a mission
After being denied by Lawrence, the Rams got their shot and took the state by storm.
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Center Court Rewind: Four decades later, Emily Ellis’ run in 1981 Eastern Class B playoffs still sets the standard
Mount View, University of Maine great still holds four Class B North tournament records.
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Local roundup: Maranacook boys basketball pulls away from Cony
Cash McClure scores 36 points in the Black Bears victory.
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Boys hockey: Special teams pay off for Gardiner in win over Mt. Ararat
Improved penalty kill shines as Tigers thrive both up and down a man.