Top plays from the boys and girls C South and D South quarterfinals at the Augusta Civic Center.
Hall-Dale Bulldogs
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Camden Hills ends Cape Elizabeth’s reign in girls swimming
Thanks to strong relay teams and depth, the Windjammers win their third state championship in four seasons.
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Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
50 years ago, Maine girls basketball leveled playing field
The tournament has generated memorable players, teams and events, and allowed girls sports to shine on the biggest stage.
Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Uncategorized, Varsity Maine
The top 5 matchups we’d like to see in Maine girls hoop tournament
Brunswick meeting Mt. Ararat in Class A South would be a great rematch of last year’s regional final.
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Here are 15 Maine girls hoop players who will impact tourney
These players should make their presence felt in the tournament.
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Monmouth boys basketball tops Hall-Dale for 10th straight win
Reigning state champion Mustangs clinch No. 2 seed in Class C South tournament.
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Hall-Dale girls basketball cruises past Monmouth Academy in regular-season finale
The Bulldogs used a 19-1 run to win their sixth straight game and wrap up the top seed in the Class C South tournament.
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Monmouth Academy boys basketball beats rival Hall-Dale for 6th straight win
Jacob Harmon leads the Mustangs with 23 points and eight rebounds, while Levi Laverdiere adds 16 points.
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Girls basketball notebook: Kennebunk among teams enjoying bounce-back seasons
The Rams are winning after a string of dreary years, while squads like Edward Little and Nokomis are also seeing their fortunes improve.
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Football: Winthrop co-op quarterback Braden Branagan sets up others for success
The Ramblers’ strong running game means they don’t ask for much from their senior QB, but they have full faith in him when he’s called upon to make a play.