High school athletics programs are seeing more disruptions from poor spectator behavior that officials say is tied to pent-up anger and a selfish lack of control.
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High schools Tuesday: Valley boys basketball edges Dirigo in double OT
Fisher Tewksbury’s basket with 3.3 seconds left preserved the Cavaliers’ undefeated record.
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High schools Thursday: Messalonskee boys basketball tops Hampden
Madison beats Mountain Valley, and Valley boys and girls earn road wins over Forest Hills.
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High schools Tuesday: Valley girls basketball stays undefeated
Bri Mills has a double-double as the Cavaliers defeat Temple Academy to improve to 7-0.
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High schools Thursday: Winslow boys basketball cruises past Mount View
Braden Rodrigue leads Black Raiders with 26 points, eight assists.
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Messalonskee, Brewer boys basketball teams take different paths to top of Class A North standings
The Eagles (5-1) continue their strong start but are still seeking an identity, while Brewer (7-0) has made a full-scale turnaround from a year ago.
Posted inSkiing, Sports, Varsity Maine
Mt. Blue enters new era with new Alpine ski coach
2024-25 preview: The Maranacook boys and girls should contend, with Thatcher Riley, Phoebe Bell leading the way.
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Girls’ basketball: Veteran chemistry leads Gardiner past Skowhegan in KVAC A matchup
Led by six seniors, Tigers jump out to a 2-0 start.
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2024-25 indoor track preview: Area teams adjust to overhauled rosters
Winslow, MCI and Cony are among the programs in rebuilding mode after heavy graduation losses.
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2024-25 hockey preview: Messalonskee carries chip on its shoulder entering new season
Returning most of its offensive firepower, Eagles have unfinished business in Class B.