Worster, a 220-pound senior, was the only Maine wrestler to reach the championship final.
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Local roundup: Oxford Hills brothers advance to second day of wrestling championships
Jeffrey Worster has reached Sunday’s championship semifinals in the 220-pound weight class, while brother Dillon is in the consolation quarterfinals.
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Wrestling: Lisbon, Oxford Hills and Mt. Blue wrestlers take on New England this weekend
Jeffrey Worster of Oxford Hills and Cam Bourget of Lisbon/Oak Hill are seeded second in their respective weight classes at the New England championships in Methuen, Massachusetts.
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H.S. wrestling: Local wrestlers qualify for New Englands
Lisbon/Oak Hill’s Cam Bourget and Oxford Hills’ Jeffrey Worster take first at qualifier, and four other area wrestlers placed in the top three to earn spots in the upcoming New England championships.
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Dual wrestling championships: Noble, Wells win state titles
Oxford Hills, Mountain Valley and Dirigo/Spruce Mountain fall quarterfinals.
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Wrestling: Oxford Hills’ Jayda Stevens pulls a surprise at girls state meet
Jayda Stevens is named the Most Outstanding Wrestler, and Falmouth’s Anunthaya MacDonnell wins state title for the second year in a row.
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Wrestling: Girls championship returns for its second year
Returning champs Kristina Kelly of Camden Hills and Amunathaya McDonnell of Falmouth highlight the field for Wednesday’s meet at Windham High.
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Class B state wrestling: Matt Miles leads Mountain Valley to sixth-place finish
Miles prevails in the 126-pound class, and Lisbon/Oak Hill’s Cameron Bourget rules in the 182-pound matchup. Wells takes team title.
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Wrestling: Oxford Hills’ Jeffrey Worster wins Class A title
Dillon Worster takes second for Vikings, as does Mt. Blue’s Tucker Nicholas. Riding four individual champions, Noble wins their first team title since 2011.
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Wrestling: In Maine, maintaining weight becomes the goal
Push for safety over years has curtailed cutting in favor making a steady, healthy weight the objective.