The third-seeded Dragons avenge two regular-season losses to reach their first regional final since 2016.
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Strong shooting sends Mt. Ararat girls basketball to Class A North final
The top-seeded Eagles ride a strong second half to a semifinal victory over Edward Little.
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Yarmouth/Freeport girls hockey beats Edward Little co-op in North final
The No. 2 Clippers avenge their only losses of the season, earning their third trip to the state final in four years.
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Lewiston boys, Brunswick girls repeat as KVAC A indoor track champs
The Blue Devils go back-to-back, and the Dragons win their fourth title in five years.
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Here’s a look at the Maine girls hockey playoffs, which could be historic
Cheverus co-op seeks four-peat, while North top seeds Edward Little co-op and Yarmouth/Freeport eye first titles. Can anyone else make a run?
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Bonny Eagle, Oxford Hills win Class A cheering regionals
The Scots win the South after coming close in back-to-back years, and the Vikings build off their KVAC title-winning performance.
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This Mainer goes all in for beloved Denver Broncos
The Denver Broncos take on the New England Patriots for a spot in Super Bowl 60, and David Douglass is invested.
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Baseball is on the table even as snow flies at annual Stratcon
The tournament, held every January, is a celebration of baseball and friendship.
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Cony boys hockey co-op knocks off Brunswick/Freeport
The Rams, the top team in Class B North, use a first-period scoring burst to pull away and beat the Dragons.
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Dunking technicals reignite an old Maine hoops debate
Unless obvious taunting occurs, refs should let a dunk be a dunk and swallow the whistle.