The Maranacook girls claim their first state title with a 4-1 victory over Washington Academy.
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Girls tennis: Maranacook caps impressive postseason run with Class C title
Black Bears roll past Washington Academy to secure program’s first state championship.
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Tennis: Greely girls, Yarmouth boys capture Class B crowns
Yarmouth extends its title run to four, while Greely hoists a state trophy for the first time since 2017.
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Boys tennis: Skowhegan tops Edward little for historic A North final berth
River Hawks oust Edward Little 4-1 to earn first regional final appearance. No. 2 singles player Calvin Vincent earns Red Eddies’ lone win.
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Boys tennis: Edward Little gives Hampden the heave-ho in quarterfinals
The Red Eddies sweep all three singles matches and pick up a victory in first doubles to beat the Broncos 4-1 and advance in Class A North playoffs.
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State singles tennis: Brunswick’s Coco Meserve defeats Edward Little’s Mya Vincent for title
Brunswick junior outlasts Edward Little senior in an emotional two-and-half hour, three-set match. Vincent won her semifinal match in two sets, defeating Falmouth’s Sofia Kirtchev.
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State singles tennis tournament: Edward Little’s Mya Vincent returns to semifinals
Vincent has to battle in her two matches, while boys No. 1 seed Xander Barber of Falmouth eases through the Round of 16 and quarterfinals.
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State singles tennis: Mya Vincent and Xander Barber get through first day
Both top seeds have little trouble in their lone matches of the day and advance to Saturday’s Round of 16, which has been moved up to 8:15 a.m. Also, Lewiston’s Emma Omiecinski wins her first-round match.
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Tennis: Edward Little’s Mya Vincent is No. 1 seed heading into state singles tournament
The Red Eddies senior leads the way among the five area girls playing in the tournament, while on the boys side Edward Little and Mt. Blue have six of the seven area players to make the field.
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Maine high school tennis relies on honor system that has its challenges but is likely here to stay
High school tennis has no neutral arbiter to make rulings, making it a unique sport compared to many others.