Weekend Football
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- FOOTBALL
- FIELD HOCKEY
- BOYS SOCCER
- GIRLS SOCCER
Girls hockey: Red Hornets’ Berubes get one more season together
Head coach Dana Berube looks to keep coaching the team in the future, but this is his last with senior daughter Isabel.
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Girls' Hockey
2019-20 Sun Journal girls hockey preview capsules
A team-by-team glance at the Sun Journal's coverage area.
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Boys' Hockey
Boys hockey: Hungry Blue Devils begin new season early
After a disappointing loss in last year's regional final, Lewiston got back to work at 5:30 a.m. Monday morning.
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Boys' Basketball
Boys basketball: Edward Little coach Mike Adams’ heart is again in the right place
Maine high school basketball teams started practicing Monday, and no one was happier to be back in the gym than Edward Little coach Mike Adams, less than three months after having open heart surgery.
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Varsity Maine
Times set for this weekend’s state championship football games
Three games will be played at Portland's Fitzpatrick Stadium on Saturday, the other at the University of Maine on Friday evening.
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Girls' Basketball
PHOTO: Oxford Hills’ Julia Colby signs on to play hoops at NYIT
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Sports
The Hot Corner: State’s top football programs show the way
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Football
H.S. football notes: Lisbon adjusted on the run for Leeman
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Out & About
Where to downhill ski and snowboard in Maine
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Skiing
Hiring coaches, waning athlete interest hinder high school skiing programs
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Varsity Maine
Football: MCI cruises past Winslow for Class C North crown
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Football
Class A football: Thornton dominates Oxford Hills, earns spot in state title game
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Varsity Maine
Football: Mt. Ararat wins first eight-man state title
Times set for this weekend’s state championship football games
Three games will be played at Portland's Fitzpatrick Stadium on Saturday, the other at the University of Maine on Friday evening.
Lewiston’s Bilal Hersi, Sam Payne sign letters of intent to play at the next level
Hersi will play soccer at Division-I Siena, while Payne signed to play lacrosse at Southern New Hampshire.
Girls’ soccer: Traip Academy upends Fort Kent in Class C final
The Rangers earn their first state championship in 18 years with a 3-0 victory.
Jay’s Alex Bessey having a field day with UMF field hockey team
Former Spruce Mountain High School and CMCC standout is back playing field hockey after a three-year hiatus.
H.S. roundup: Falmouth’s Sofie Matson wins New England cross country title
Falmouth’s Sofie Matson ends Maine's 10-year drought without a New England championship, while York halts Wells' big for a fourth straight football title.
Harry Haylock, Mike Pearce honored at MSGA annual meeting
Haylock, Leavitt's golf coach was awarded with the TK Award for his promotion of junior golf
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The Hawks overwhelm the Rams after halftime en route to a 32-6 victory in the South championship game.
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The second-seeded Scots win a defensive battle and will play for the state championship next weekend.
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Hornets and Greyhounds earn spots in next week's state championship games.
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After lighting up the scoreboard in Hornets' regular season win over York, Damion and DaSean Calder came up just as big in the Hornets' win over the Wildcats in the C South title game.
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Lisbon spent much of the day wondering where or even if it would play Friday night. But it won't ever forget where they won the Class D South championship.
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Unbeaten Hornets claim C South championship with dominating 42-7 win over Wildcats.
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Greyhounds knock off top-seeded Winthrop/Monmouth/Hall-Dale
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Top-seeded Dragons rush for more than 500 yards in convincing victory at Bowdoin College.
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Phoenix's roster likely will have less than 30 players next year. Also, Spruce interested in Unified basketball, but there isn't enough interest for this season.
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The Class D South championship will be played at Lewiston High School at 7 p.m. Friday.
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via Varsity MaineThey ran, swung, pitched, served, shot and scored. And they did it better than anyone else.
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We honor athletes, coaches and teams that made the 2018-19 high school sports year so memorable.
