As the state’s rural communities get smaller, players, coaches and administrators in those places must adapt to survive.
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New era, same feel as Maine’s Class S basketball teams get head start on 2025-26 season
Monday was the first day teams in the new class for small schools were eligible to begin practicing for the upcoming season.
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Maine golf teams gearing up for state championships
Yarmouth won the Class B WMC qualifier after an undefeated regular season.
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Thursday’s Augusta basketball tournament highlight reel
Top plays from the boys and girls C South and D South semifinals at the Augusta Civic Center.
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St. Dom’s girls basketball starts strong, ousts Forest Hills
The third-seeded Saints start fast and use a strong third quarter to beat the No. 2 Tigers, 54-49.
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Monday’s Augusta basketball tournament highlight reel
Top plays from the boys and girls C South and D South quarterfinals at the Augusta Civic Center.
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Saturday’s Augusta basketball tournament highlight reel
Top plays from second day of the basketball tourney at the Augusta Civic Center.
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D South boys basketball: St. Dom’s uses length, athleticism to reach regional final
No. 2 Saints overwhelm No. 3 Forest Hills in D South semifinals.
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From ferries to nights on gym floors, Class D South basketball a logistical puzzle
Class D South life a distinct one for players, coaches, administrators.
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Basketball: Officials at small schools offer mixed opinions on proposed new Class S division
Proponents say Class S, which would feature schools with enrollments of 100 or fewer, has its advantages, but not everyone agrees.