Eight different players score for Black Bears, who advance to the semifinals.
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Five takeaways heading into Maine’s boys lacrosse playoffs
Falmouth is looking to cap a perfect season, but there’s parity throughout Class A.
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Varsity Maine Top 10 boys lacrosse poll: Deering springboards into rankings
A couple big wins propel the 6-4 Rams into the the top 10.
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Varsity Maine Top 10 boys lacrosse poll: Minor movement in top 5
Falmouth, Yarmouth and Thornton still the top 3, and South Portland climbs up a couple more rungs.
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Casco Bay hockey team hopes championship experience will help at nationals
The Casco Bay 14U girls team is the 10th-ranked Tier II team in the country and has several players who won championships with either Cheverus or NYA in February.
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High schools Thursday: Edward Little girls basketball spooks Cheverus
The Red Eddies earn their second road win of the week over a Class AA North contender by taking down the reigning state champion Stags.
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Softball: NYA squeezes past Buckfield for second straight D South title
Hayden Wienckowski drives in Kailyn McIntyre for the game-winning run in the bottom of the seventh, sending the Panthers back to the Class D title game.
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Track and field: Lisbon native Sarah Moore jumping to consistent success for NYA
North Yarmouth Academy senior will be a contender in the long jump, high jump and triple jump at Saturday’s Class C championship meet.
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NYA freshman to attend USA Hockey Player Development Camp
Natasha Godfrey the lone Mainer chosen for select team.
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Track and field: Sarah Moore helps NYA girls shine bright at WMC championships
Carter Libby, Ben Cobb and Trevor Amos win titles for the Gray-New Gloucester boys, and Madeline Ellis, Eagen Whitten and Cadyn Langlois excel for Poland.