These players have impressed during the regular season and hope to lead their teams on deep runs through February.
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These 15 players will impact the Maine boys basketball tournament
Elite players can be found from York to Madawaska and from Salem Township to Bar Harbor.
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Takeaways from Augusta’s opening day of Class S tourney action
Maine’s smallest schools tipped off at the Augusta Civic Center a little earlier this year.
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Battles for berths, and other Maine girls basketball storylines as the regular season winds down
There’s a fight for the final seed in Class A South; could Cony miss the B North playoffs?
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Sanford takes on the Expo, and other Maine boys basketball storylines to follow this week
Will Sanford’s shooters like the Portland Expo, and how does a night of Valley at the Beach sound?
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Watch Varsity Maine’s basketball highlight reel from Week 7
Dunks, and-1s, swats and game-winning shots.
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Five boys basketball storylines to follow this week
Surprise teams and intriguing regional title pictures have emerged, and big matchups loom in the new year’s first full week.
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One of Maine’s largest schools played tiny Valley in girls basketball. Here’s how it happened.
In a homecoming for new Bangor coach Kristin Hermanson, the Rams took on the Cavaliers in a battle of schools from the state’s largest and smallest classifications.
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Maine’s smallest high schools worry about future of sports, impact on their communities
As the state’s rural communities get smaller, players, coaches and administrators in those places must adapt to survive.
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Rural Maine libraries fear loss of services if new standards are approved
A proposal would require libraries to expand hours and pay their directors to bring them into compliance and maintain certain services. Many small libraries with all-volunteer staffs say that’s impossible.