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Class B Alpine state championship: Telstar’s Landry, Maranacook teams rule the slopes
The Black Bears win their second straight title in the girls competition, while the boys team pulls off a stunning come-from-behind victory.
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Class B Alpine championships: Lathrop brothers dominate giant slalom
Killian and Tiernan Lathrop finished first in second in boys GS, while Spruce Mountain’s Bailey Coates is fourth in girls race.
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Nordic skiing: Emma Charles paces Mt. Blue girls to Class A state title
The sophomore was the fastest girl among all classes in Tuesday’s freestyle race; Yarmouth and Fort Kent girls also win titles; Falmouth, Freeport and Madawaska boys were victorious.
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Nordic skiing: Mt. Blue’s Emma Charles wins classical state title
Cougars have four finishers in top 12, putting them in good position to win the Class A team title.
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Mt. Blue girls win Class A Alpine skiing state championship
Taylor Gordon wins slalom title, boosting Cougars past Edward Little for state title.
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Alpine skiing: Edward Little girls lead after first day of Class A championships
Defending champion Red Eddies have two-point lead over Mt. Blue.
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Skiing: Mt. Blue Nordic teams draw inspiration from Evan Hornbach
The senior captain will lead the way for the Cougars in the Class A Nordic state championships at Titcomb Mountain.
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Skiing: Mt. Blue, Maranacook back in spotlight for state championships
Cougars try to get over hump from last year; Black Bear boys Nordic shoots for sixth title in seven years.
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Skiing: Mt. Blue boys and girls Nordic teams take KVAC titles
Oxford Hills boys, Mt. Blue girls win KVAC Alpine titles; Mt. Abram, Rangeley win MVC crowns.