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Posted December 2
Updated December 15
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Meet our 2018 All-State selections in fall sports
The Maine Sunday Telegram announces its Athletes of the Year in football, soccer, cross country, field hockey, volleyball and golf.
The senior running back/cornerback excelled on offense, defense and special teams for a team that won its third straight state championship.
Tyler Bridge of Wells, Anthony Bracamonte of Thornton Academy and Zack Elowitch of Portland each gained more than 2,000 all-purpose yards.
Asked to change positions to provide more scoring, the Rams junior made everyone around him better.
Class A champion Lewiston is the only school with two selections on our 11-man team.
The junior scored 39 goals to lead the Windjammers to a third straight Class A state title.
State champs Camden Hills and Cape Elizabeth each have two players on our squad.
The senior midfielder was called by an opposing coach 'easily the best player on the field in any contest.'
Skowhegan High leads the way with three selections.
The sophomore played beyond her years as she led the Yachtsmen to the Class A state title.
Five sophomores make this fall's team of the best in Maine.
The junior was unbeaten all season, led his team to a state title, then outdueled a friendly rival for the Class A individual title.
The senior stayed focused on the goal to win her first individual high school title.
Seniors dominate the list of the best high school golfers in Maine this fall.
A two-time state champion in cross country, he won every race in Maine and finished sixth at the New England meet.
Underclassmen are well-represented on this year's squad.
Matson won every race in Maine and finished third at the New England meet.
Meet the top female runners in high school cross country this fall.
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