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Girls’ hockey: Red Hornets top Blue Devils

LEWISTON — It may not have the intricacies of an NHL neutral-zone trap, the Leavitt/Edward Little’s first line of defense was just as effective Wednesday in the team’s first meeting of the season against rival Lewiston High School. Both teams skated into the matchup with four shutouts and their defenses averaging fewer than a goal […]

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Boys’ hockey: Six unanswered help Lewiston past EL

LEWISTON — Edward Little had Lewiston on the ropes. The Blue Devils had plenty of punches left in their arsenal. Griffin Wade scored a pair of goals, nine different players registered at least a point and Nick Hawk stopped 11 of the 13 shots he faced — including his final seven — to help Lewiston […]

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High School roundup: Phoenix come back on Ramblers

JAY — John McKenna led Spruce Mountain with 12 points — including two from beyond the arc — and Peter Theriault added nine more to help lead the Phoenix to a 42-35 win over visiting Winthrop in MVC boys’ basketball action Monday. The Phoenix recovered from a halftime deficit with a 14-5 run through the […]

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Girls’ basketball: Raiders tame Wolverines

WISCASSET — Methodical. Workmanlike. Choose any adjective from your thesaurus in this line of words to best describe the way the Oak Hill girls’ high school basketball team pulled away for a 68-44 Mountain Valley Conference win over Wiscasset on Monday night. In all, 12 of Tom Morong’s players saw action, with Sadie Goulet nailing […]

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High School Notebook: EL gives neighboring swimmers home

Not having a neighborhood pool or enough classmates to put together a swim team hasn’t stopped at least three local athletes from finding a place to compete. Kristen Morissette and Alana Hartford of Leavitt and Lily Wade of Lisbon raced in Edward Little’s first meet of the season Dec. 6 against Waterville. “I want the […]

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The Hot Corner: Phoenix flight shows need for further changes

Spruce Mountain High School’s decision to leave the Mountain Valley Conference and join the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference, approved by its school committee this past Thursday, could be the wave of the future. It mirrors the choices being made at the major-college level, where universities often follow their overall financial interests or the relative strength […]