New head coaches at two programs with state titles in past decade.
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2024 baseball wrap-up: Messalonskee highlights year that was with regional championship
Maranacook makes major turnaround; Richmond offense sizzles.
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High school basketball celebrates 1,000-point scorers. What milestones matter in other sports?
Wrestlers chase 100 career victories, while softball pitchers aim for 500 strikeouts, but not all sports have recognizable benchmarks.
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Most high school softball coaches in Maine are men. A push for change is underway
Blueprint used to get more women involved comes from UMaine women’s basketball coach Amy Vachon.
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A way-too-early look at central Maine’s baseball, softball title contenders in 2025
Messalonskee baseball, Hall-Dale softball have shots to defend crowns next spring.
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Class A baseball: Messalonskee bats meet Scarborough arms with state title on the line
Eagles, Red Storm to face off at 1 p.m. Saturday at Morton Field.
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C boys lacrosse: Maranacook-Winthrop needs OT to eliminate Morse-Boothbay in semifinal
Freshman Jacob Lyons scored in overtime to overcome a 28-save effort from Morse goalie Michael Martin.
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C boys lacrosse: No. 3 Wells holds off No. 2 Oak Hill co-op in semifinal
Connor Whitten scores seven goals for the Warriors, who snapped an 8-8 tie in the fourth quarter.
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A North softball: Rain washes out Skowhegan-Edward Little in the third inning
The fifth-seeded Red Eddies led the No. 1 River Hawks 2-0 when the skies opened up.
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Sidelines: After long year, finale to spring sports is an experience we all deserve
With springtime stress behind us, things this time of year are just better, Mike Mandell writes.