Mt. Ararat’s 10th-ranked Zander Chown, a senior, shakes off Hezekiah Agbuya of Belfast 6-4, 6-2, in the second round of singles tournament.
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Regional scheduling produces intriguing high school match-ups
This fall, there will be more games between schools in differing enrollment classes – and in some cases, old rivals will face off once again.
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Posted inGirls Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Girls’ Game of the Year: Hockey state final
A high-scoring affair was anticipated in the championship game, but undefeated Lewiston needed an overtime goal to edge underdog Cape Elizabeth/Waynflete/South Portland, 1-0.
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Lewiston’s Ryan Pomerleau wins Travis Roy Award
The Blue Devils’ captain is the fourth Lewiston player to win the award, which was presented for the 25th year.
Posted inBoys Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Class C South boys final: Winthrop rallies to win 2nd straight regional crown
Top-seeded Ramblers pull away late from No. 2 Waynflete to reach state final.
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Video: Waynflete’s Diraige Dahia discusses the C South semifinal win over Boothbay
Senior scored 16 points, including 8 in the fourth quarter, as Flyers make Saturday’s title game.
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Class C South boys: Waynflete overpowers Boothbay
No. 2 Flyers parlay decisive height advantage into semifinal victory.
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Skiing: Mt. Blue takes Class A girls Nordic title
Emma Charles leads Cougars to crown; Maranacook’s Carter McPhedran has fastest pursuit time in any class.
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Sidelines: Patience paying off for Waynflete forward Dominick Campbell
Waynflete’s junior big man could be the player who changes the Class C South boys tournament, Travis Lazarczyk writes.
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Class C South boys: Waynflete holds off Traip
Second-seeded Flyers too much for Rangers.