The Cougars sweep boys’ and girls’ honors, the Freeport (boys) and Greely (girls) win in Class B, and Fort Kent sweeps Class C.
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C South boys basketball: Balanced scoring, lockdown D carry Hall-Dale past Richmond
Bulldogs allow just 12 second-half points in 60-38 victory.
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Indoor track: Skowhegan’s Billy Albertson sets KVAC A meet records; MTA sweeps team titles
Four records fall in exciting championship meet at Bowdoin College.
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Boys basketball: Hot start propels Monmouth to key win over Richmond
Mustangs score game’s first 18 points en route to victory.
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Boys basketball: Hot start propels Monmouth to key win over Richmond
Mustangs score game’s first 18 points en route to victory.
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Basketball: Richmond girls, boys claim doubleheader sweep against Carrabec
Richmond girls hang on to beat Cobras 44-43; boys prevail 52-42.
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From ferries to nights on gym floors, Class D South basketball a logistical puzzle
Class D South life a distinct one for players, coaches, administrators.
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Field hockey: Mt. Blue upsets Mt. Ararat in A North quarterfinals
No. 6 Cougars advance to play No. 2 Messalonskee in the regional semifinals.
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Local roundup: KVAC cross county championships moved to Messalonskee High
Cony’s course deemed unsuitable for competition after flooding early in season.
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Golf: Brunswick, Nokomis rise to top, secure KVAC titles
The Dragons, who previously qualified for the Class A championships, shoot 311 as a team, while Warriors finish with a 329.