Aizyk Laliberte scores the tiebreaking goal against the Cony co-op.
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Mt. Abram boys basketball beats Spruce Mountain on last-second shot
Chase Ross hits the winning 3-pointer to lift the Roadrunners over the Phoenix.
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High schools Friday: Poland girls basketball shuts down Yarmouth in opener
The Knights limit the Clippers to three points after halftime.
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Camden Hills boys basketball nips Edward Little on last-second layup
Hollis Schwalm’s basket with 1.2 seconds left gives the Windjammers a dramatic season-opening victory after letting a double-digit lead slip away.
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High schools Thursday: Dirigo girls basketball shows balance in opening win
Four players score in double figures for the Cougars against Mountain Valley.
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Maine large-school boys basketball ready to go back to the future
Especially at the Class A and B levels, this season’s boys hoops configuration is very similar to 10 years ago, and many coaches applaud the changes.
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Meet 15 western Maine boys basketball players to watch in 2025-26
The Sun Journal’s coverage area features plenty of talent this winter.
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Here are 5 western Maine boys basketball teams to watch in 2025-26
The area has a chance to produce multiple regional champions this season.
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High schools Wednesday: Edward Little girls hockey co-op wins again
Leksi Langevin leads the offense as the unbeaten Red Hornets blank the Portland co-op.
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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.