Sports
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- BOYS’ BASKETBALL
- GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
- GIRLS’ HOCKEY
Baseball: Conditioning practices mark the start of spring high school season
At Falmouth High there is anticipation for a strong baseball season after a 16-2 finish last spring.
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Varsity Maine boys’ hockey poll – March 14
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Football: Yarmouth High hires former assistant as its new head coach
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Girls’ basketball: Cheverus completes perfect season with Class AA title
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Boys’ basketball: Windham wins it all for the first time, beats Gorham in overtime, 62-58
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High school basketball: Dunking not as easy as it seems for players at McDonald’s Senior All-Star Games
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Girls’ swimming: Cape Elizabeth wins third straight Class B state title
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Boys’ swimming: Cape Elizabeth crushes field to win third straight Class B title
Varsity Maine basketball, hockey polls – March 7
The top 10 boys' and girls' basketball teams and top five boys' and girls' hockey teams in Maine, through games of March 6.
Basketball: Several Southern Maine teams have reason for optimism going into next season
Whether due to returning starters or incoming talent, there are boys' and girls' teams that are poised to make deep runs in 2025.
Boys’ hockey: Previewing Saturday’s state championship games
Class B will see a first-time state champion, while a traditional power faces a first-time state final participant in Class A.
Varsity Maine basketball, hockey polls – Feb. 29
The top 10 boys' and girls' basketball teams and top five boys' and girls' hockey teams in Maine, through games of Feb. 28.
The Ripley twins, sister and brother, sweep our top wrestling honors
In a rare selection, Varsity Maine names siblings as the best in their sport: Oceanside High seniors Maddie and Gavin Ripley.
Boys’ swimming: 2024 Varsity Maine All-State team
Four members of three-time Class B state champion Cape Elizabeth are among the honorees.
Maine athletes win events at New England high school track championship
Maddox Jordan of Noble High wins the boys' mile, while Teanne Ewings of Greater Houlton Christian Academy wins the girls' 2-mile.