With playoff fields set, some squads taking precautions to avoid potential outbreaks.
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Boys basketball: Winslow gets confidence boost at just the right time
After tough losses to Medomak and Mount View, Black Raiders finish regular season strong in win over Maranacook.
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Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Uncategorized, Varsity Maine
Girls basketball: Jaycie Christopher reaches peak as Skowhegan’s all-time leading scorer
After four years of well-rounded and team-oriented play, senior takes place atop school’s points list.
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Girls basketball: Skowhegan handles Gardiner with ease, finishes regular season undefeated
Jaycie Christopher’s big night leads way as River Hawks prevail in showdown of A North’s top two teams.
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Local roundup: Hall-Dale girls basketball tops Mountain Valley to remain undefeated
KJ Greenhalgh scores 14 points to lead balanced offensive attack for the Bulldogs.
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Girls basketball: Lawrence controls the boards, stuns Cony in final minute
Freshman Nadia Morrison and junior Ali Higgins lead Bulldogs to season sweep of Rams.
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Boys basketball: Big fourth quarter helps lift Winslow win over Maranacook
Jason Reynolds leads Black Raiders with 18 points, 15 rebounds.
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Girls hockey: St. Dom’s tops Black Tigers in 2nd OT in A North quarterfinal
West Duffy propels Saints to semifinals with hat trick, including winning goal.
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Local roundup: Briggs scores 1,000th career point in Cony boys basketball win over Lawrence
Senior finishes night with 19 points to become fifth Ram in program history to reach milestone.
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Sidelines: Gardiner’s touching tribute to injured Lawrence basketball player transcends sports
Recognition of Bulldogs guard MaKenzie Nadeau – who suffered a fracture to her spine in a car crash – was beyond a classy gesture, Drew Bonifant writes.