Freshman Eli Soehren’s clutch 3-pointer sends the game into overtime, which Oxford Hills dominates for a big 50-42 win.
Randy Whitehouse
Posted inBoys Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Boys basketball: Blue Devils earning success and support
Senior leadership and a talented group of underclassmen have created a new vibe around Lewiston boys basketball under first-year coach Ronnie Turner.
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Posted inBoys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
High school basketball notes: Winthrop’s offense rolling
The defensive-minded Ramblers have built an offensive juggernaut as well; Good stuff from both Spruce Mountain teams; Individual standouts in both boys and girls hoops.
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Outdoors in Maine: 2019 was a great year for Moosehead brookies
Anglers have been catching larger and larger brookies, and lots of them.
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On Skiing: Plenty of time left in season to check out some new ticket tech
In may be February, but the season is just getting started.
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Boys basketball: Winthrop chops down Spruce Mountain, avenges lone loss
Ramblers roar out to a 15-5 first-quarter lead and never let up in a 55-30 win.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
With changes on horizon, Oxford Hills coach has ideas for Maine high school football
Mark Soehren thinks enrollment-based classification for football is unfair and has some ideas to make it better. The Maine Principals’ Association is listening.
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Boys basketball: Ramblers roll over Greyhounds
Ryan Baird scores 19 points and grabs 11 rebounds in Winthrop’s most complete win of the season.
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Local roundup: Retrievers end Black Bears’ home streak; Nordiques blank Wild
UMBC hands Maine a rare home conference loss, 74-54
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H.S. Basketball Notes: Jipson’s shot wasn’t all luck
Edward Little’s Storm Jipson has put in the work to become a threat from half-court. Plus, Gray-New Gloucester and Spruce Mountain found their rhythm by running.