MVC, WMC, East/West Conference all bringing multiple teams to Augusta.
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Class B wrestling: Maddie Ripley adds to historic wrestling career with another state title
Oceanside senior wins 113-pound title at Class B championships a year after becoming first girl to win in open tournament.
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Posted inBoys Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
A North boys basketball: No. 2 Mt. Blue rolls past No. 7 Lawrence in quarterfinals
Evans Sterling scores 25 points as the Cougars prepare for a semifinal rematch with Messalonskee, which handed Mt. Blue its first defeat after as 12-0 start.
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A North boys basketball: Messalonskee holds off resilient Cony for hard-earned victory
Rams play clean basketball, show hustle, but Eagles prevail 68-56 in regional quarterfinal showdown.
Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
A North girls basketball: Lawrence rolls past Mt. Blue in A North quarterfinal
Top-seeded Bulldogs will face Camden Hills in the regional semifinals.
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B North girls basketball: Maranacook falls behind early in quarterfinal loss to MDI
Trojans take 20-0 lead and cruise the rest of the way in victory.
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A North girls basketball: Strong second half helps rally Cony past Brewer
Abby Morrill scores 19 as the third-seeded Rams roll past No. 6 Witches in A North quarterfinals.
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A North girls basketball: Hot-shooting Hampden blows past Gardiner
No. 2 Broncos will meet No. 3 Cony in a regional semifinal game Wednesday.
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B North boys basketball: No. 10 MDI knocks off 2nd-ranked Maranacook for early upset
Trojans never trail in 60-52 victory to earn semifinal date with Old Town.
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Number of girls wrestling in Maine grows at rapid rate as more programs hold tournaments
According to the Maine Principals’ Association, 97 female grapplers will participate in the Maine State Girls Wrestling Championships, nearly double the amount from last year.