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Now that eight-man football is a reality for the upcoming season, players and coaches are learning the game isn't all that different from its 11-man cousin. -
A week in Dover-Foxcroft prepares 150 players for the 30th Annual Maine Shrine Lobster Bowl Classic.
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The all-star football game, featuring recently graduated high school seniors from across Maine, is scheduled for 4 p.m. Saturday at Thornton Academy.
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Cougars' senior-to-be will join Black Bears as a walk-on with a chance to earn a scholarship.
Boys Basketball
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Greenville outscores Rangeley 22-4 in the third quarter to pick up D South victory.
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Wol Maiwen scores 21 points, blocks three shots and grabs nine rebounds for Red Eddies.
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A closer look at players and teams to watch in the boys' tournament.
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In regular-season finale, Edward Little wins showdown of top two teams in Class AA North standings.
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Phoenix have fun on senior night. beat Carrebec.
Girls' Basketball
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The senior point guard was a prolific scorer and dynamic passer in leading the Rangers to back-to-back Class A state championships.
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This year's team features several returning All-State selections, along with two sophomores.
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A region-by-region preview of the high school girls' basketball tournament.
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Saints senior returned to the court after missing all of the 2017-18 basketball season.
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Patriots finish the season with convincing win over Falcons.
boys' hockey
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Bobby Parker led St. Dom's to it's first state championship in 19 years as the Saints defeated Biddeford 4-2 on March 9th.
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Maine Nordiques have signed former Lewiston Blue Devils Cole Ouellette and Alex Rivet to NAHL tenders, along with a pair of other players.
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Fuksa was key in St. Dom's victory over Lewiston in the Class A North regional final.
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Top seed Thornton Academy falters in semifinals.
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Leavitt/Gray-New Gloucester/Oak Hill/Poland build seven-goal lead in opening period.
girls' hockey
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Madison Conley, Gemma Landry and Sara Robert have been a big part of the Blue Devils' title run, but they will need to be better than ever Saturday in the state championship game.
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Cheverus/Kennebunk/Old Orchard Beach will meet Lewiston in state championship.
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Avery Lutrzykowski scores go-ahead goal for Saints, who will face Lewiston in region final.
wrestling
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Dunham earns 182-pound title, Buono wins 195 final for his 150th career victory.
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Nile takes it to the mat at Saturday's Class A state wrestling championships.
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Nicholas pulls off surprise win.
cheering
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Leavitt, Gray-New Gloucester, Spruce Mountain, Dirigo and Monmouth also moving on to state championships.
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Leavitt finishes second in Class B.
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skiing
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The longtime Phoenix coach, who coaches the girls' soccer and Alpine ski teams, is stepping down to spend more time with his family. He will continue to coach the boys' tennis team.
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The bill would prevent the Maine Principals' Association from preventing athletes and their coaches from attending larger out-of-season competitions.
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Indoor track and field
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Lewiston girls earn top three finishes in shot put. Leavitt boys second in KVAC Class B.
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Red Eddies senior wins 2-mile and 800-meter races at Bowdoin College.
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More high school sports
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Familiar powerhouses went on to capture state championships in 2019, many of them with young squads.
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The Vikings rekindled memories of one of the most famous shots in Maine high school history en route to their first state championship in 50 years.
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She led the Tigers' field hockey team to a Class A state championship by toppling powerhouse Skowhegan, then guided Biddeford to its first-ever playoff victory in girls' lacrosse.
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The senior turned heads with her dazzling play on the basketball court, but she will be remembered just as much as a role model for younger girls in her hometown.
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The senior was a standout as a quarterback, basketball player and pitcher, and will go on to play baseball at the University of Maine.
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The Red Storm have won 60 consecutive games and three Class A state titles in a row. And they've had fun doing it.
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We honor athletes, coaches and teams that made the 2018-19 high school sports year so memorable.
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The sport has expanded from 18 to 54 teams in just five years, with plans underway to add Unified volleyball in the fall.
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He took over a football program coming off back-to-back winless seasons, and turned it into a state champion in just two years.
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Junior took advantage of strong team chemistry and a high-flying offense to lead the Blue Devils.
