Some are busy with games, while others must get creative to stay engaged; not much separation in Class B North.
Mt. Blue Cougars
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High schools Saturday: Hall-Dale girls basketball stops Monmouth
The Bulldogs end Mustangs’ five-game winning streak.
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Wrestlers reach milestones at KVACs; Camden Hills, Mount View win team titles
Three wrestlers reach 100 career wins, Lawrence’s Colton Carter reaches 150, and Justin Batty of Camden Hills records his 100th pin.
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High schools Friday: Mt. Blue boys basketball holds off Lawrence
Nolan Leso scores a team-high 12 points in the Cougars’ victory.
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Cony boys basketball enjoying January turnaround after win over Mt. Blue
Rams (6-6), who have won 4 of their last 5 games, are finding momentum in the Class A North standings.
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High schools Tuesday: Mt. Blue boys basketball rolls past Skowhegan
The Cougars were 16 for 17 from the free-throw line.
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High schools Friday: Mt. Blue boys basketball starts slow, pulls away
Tyler Abell and Carter Norton help the Cougars overcome slow first quarter.
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Messalonskee boys basketball tops Mt. Blue in A North showdown
The Eagles improve to 8-2 with a 48-37 victory over the Cougars.
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High schools Saturday: Messalonskee beats Lewiston on putback at buzzer
Boys basketball: Sean Achorn’s last-second basket spoils a fourth-quarter comeback by the Blue Devils.
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Mark Cyr steps away from leading Mt. Blue Alpine ski team after two successful decades
The 2024 Maine Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame inductee coached the Cougars to nine state championships in 20 years.