Mt. Blue’s Lexi Mittelstadt and Gray-New Gloucester’s Jordan Grant also among semifinalists. Mr. and Miss Basketball winners will be announced March 6.
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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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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.
Posted inSkiing, Sports, Varsity Maine
Alpine skiing: Edward Little girls lead after first day of Class A championships
Defending champion Red Eddies have two-point lead over Mt. Blue.
Posted inBoys Basketball, Boys Hockey, Girls Basketball, Unified Basketball, Varsity Maine
H.S. roundup: Mt. Abram, Monmouth boys win in prelims
Roadrunners and Mustangs moving on to Class C South quarterfinals, and more hoops and hockey from Wednesday.
Posted inGirls Basketball, Varsity Maine
Girls basketball roundup: Oxford Hills puts away Deering after slow start
Defending state champions lead by only two points at halftime before taking control off Class AA North quarterfinal.
Posted inBoys Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Boys hockey: Trail Blazers keep cool to turn tables on Ice Cats
Windham/Westbrook/Bonny Eagle scores four power play goals to defeat Lake Region/Fryeburg Academy/Oxford Hills, 5-1.
Posted inUnified Basketball, Varsity Maine
Unified basketball: Oxford Hills tops Leavitt
Bryan Stone scores a game-high 16 points for Vikings.
Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Girls basketball: Five storylines to watch this postseason
Three defending state champs (Oxford Hills in Class AA, Greely in Class A and Boothbay in Class C) will face stiff challenges.
Posted inCheering, Sports, Varsity Maine
Cheerleading: Biddeford completes “perfect routine” for Class A title — with videos and photo gallery
Lewiston finishes second to the Tigers, and Central Aroostook wins seventh consecutive Class D state championship.