Joshua Newhall is known for building strong relationships with players during his time as an assistant coach.
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Varsity Maine Boys Athlete of the Year: Jamier Rose, Noble
The dynamic two-sport athlete is the first to win both the Fitzpatrick Trophy and Mr. Maine Basketball, but he also set a new standard for basketball and football excellence at Noble High.
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Here are the finalists for the Varsity Maine Male Athlete of the Year
Three track and field athletes highlight the list.
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Here are the finalists for Varsity Maine Boys Team of the Year
St. Dom’s baseball closes out in style; Morse swim team’s consistent excellence reaches a new level.
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Dirigo High School hires new head football coach
Joshua Newhall, a Madison graduate, spent the past five years as an assistant at Mt. Blue.
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Maranacook, Mt. Blue football programs will feature new coaches in the fall
Skip Bessey steps down at Maranacook and Craig Collins takes over at Mt. Blue.
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New Edward Little football coach ready to build foundation of success
Brian Jahna has built up struggling programs at Lake Region and Gray-New Gloucester, and now turns his attention to do the same with the Red Eddies.
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Edward Little hires Brian Jahna as new football coach
Former Lake Region and Gray-New Gloucester coach replaces Rick Kramer.
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Maine high school football schedule features new matchups, marquee classics
This fall’s slate includes rivalry games, state title rematches and Maine-New Hampshire showdowns.
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Brunswick hires new head football coach for 2025 season
Former assistant Eric Sulzberger will take over for a Dragons program that went 2-7 last year.