Gardiner, Hall-Dale return plenty of talent to contend for crowns again.
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2022-23 girls basketball wrap-up: In season of strong teams, Lawrence stood above the rest
Bulldogs atone for 2022 regional final loss by winning first Class A title since 2015.
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Sidelines: Flagg’s latest return home takes us back a year — and reminds us we’re still watching
Cooper Flagg, who returned home Saturday to accept his 2021-22 Gatorade Player of the Year honor, is no less a piece of basketball in the state of Maine than he was a year ago, Mike Mandell writes.
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Sidelines: High school basketball coaches in Class A North complete circles
Chelsea Crockett (Nokomis girls) and Pete McLaughlin (Messalonskee boys) provide steady leadership, writes Travis Barrett.
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A North girls basketball: Gardiner holds off Nokomis to reach regional final
AUGUSTA – The Gardiner girls basketball team is off to the Class A North regional final. Paced by senior Lizzy Gruber’s 27 points and 11 rebounds, as well as some strong outside shooting, the No. 1 Tigers held off No. 5 Nokomis 60-48 in a regional semifinal Wednesday night at the Augusta Civic Center. It’s […]
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A North boys basketball: Messalonskee stuns Nokomis at the buzzer
Merrick Smith’s hook shot with no time left dethrones the Class A champion Warriors.
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A North girls basketball: Nokomis shuts down Camden Hills in quarterfinals
Camryn King scores 15 points as Warriors rally past Windjammers.
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A North boys basketball: Swagger, star power abound as scene shifts to Augusta
Brewer enters as the top seed, but the region is full of contenders.
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Obstacles cleared, Gardiner girls basketball senior Lizzy Gruber making most of moment
The dominant 6-foot-4 Gruber — a child at heart — has the 18-0 Tigers in championship form.
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Boys basketball: Nokomis takes defensive battle from Messalonskee
Warrior guards shine as Nokomis caps regular season with win