The second-seeded Bobcats knock off the two-time defending champs with a strong 3-point shooting performance.
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Brunswick girls hockey’s Solveig Ledwick wins Becky Schaffer Award
The state’s leading goal scorer this season is honored as Maine’s best senior girls hockey player.
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The Brunswick High Sports Network is embroiled in a broadcast brouhaha with MPA
The YouTube page run by group of Brunswick students pushes the envelope on the MPA’s tournament streaming rules.
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Hampden Academy girls basketball gets revenge over Mt. Ararat in A North final
The second-seeded Broncos win a rematch of last year’s state championship game, holding the top-seeded Eagles to a season-low point total.
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Brunswick High students create community with own sports broadcasting organization
The Brunswick High Sports Network gives students an opportunity to broadcast sporting events for Dragons fans in and outside of Maine.
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Brunswick boys basketball embraces gritty play in semifinal win over Edward Little
The third-seeded Dragons avenge two regular-season losses to reach their first regional final since 2016.
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Strong shooting sends Mt. Ararat girls basketball to Class A North final
The top-seeded Eagles ride a strong second half to a semifinal victory over Edward Little.
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Yarmouth/Freeport girls hockey beats Edward Little co-op in North final
The No. 2 Clippers avenge their only losses of the season, earning their third trip to the state final in four years.
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Lewiston boys, Brunswick girls repeat as KVAC A indoor track champs
The Blue Devils go back-to-back, and the Dragons win their fourth title in five years.
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Here’s a look at the Maine girls hockey playoffs, which could be historic
Cheverus co-op seeks four-peat, while North top seeds Edward Little co-op and Yarmouth/Freeport eye first titles. Can anyone else make a run?