The Tigers ride a three-run third inning and a strong defensive performance to their first state championship since 1994.
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The Maine baseball finals are Saturday. Here’s something to know about each game
Varsity Maine reporters dish on the four championship matchups.
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Telstar baseball rolls past Richmond for Class D South title
The opportunistic Rebels score 12 runs over the final four innings to claim their first regional championship in 26 years.
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Mountain Valley Conference winter sports honors
MVC all-conference teams for basketball, cheering, skiing and wrestling.
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Maine’s high school football coaching carousel is still spinning
Nearly 18% of the state’s 79 programs will have new head coaches in 2026, and several will be first-time varsity coaches in their 20s.
Posted inBoys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
See Saturday’s Maine high school basketball tournament highlights
The best action filmed by Varsity Maine reporters at the Augusta Civic Center and the Portland Expo.
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Saturday’s basketball in Augusta: Brunswick boys pull away from Mt. Blue
The third-seeded Dragons earn their first tournament victory in a decade.
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Bethel’s Frank Del Duca named Team USA flag bearer for Olympic opening ceremony
The bobsledder, along with speedskater Erin Jackson, will lead Team USA’s 232 athletes during the Parade of Nations on Friday.
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High schools Monday: Oak Hill boys basketball beats Winthrop
Braden Dubuc leads the Raiders past the Ramblers.
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Maine’s smallest high schools worry about future of sports, impact on their communities
As the state’s rural communities get smaller, players, coaches and administrators in those places must adapt to survive.