Margo Hesson of Falmouth and Landon Marquis of Camden Hills win the giant slalom races at Sugarloaf.

Logan MacLeod's individual giant slalom title leads Clippers to first state championship since 2022, and York's Cooper Dodge wins boys GS.

Skier from Falmouth, Leavitt, Maranacook and Yarmouth earn state titles.

The Freeport girls and Yarmouth boys prevail in Class B, and Fort Kent extends its reign in Class C.

Nora McCourt of Mt. Blue and Beckett Cote of Messalonskee post the fastest times on the opening day of the Nordic state meet.

Stay with us for ongoing coverage of all the tournament and championship action.

The Warriors will send eight wrestlers to next weekend's Saturday meet in Lewiston.

The Class AA Spartans overcome a slow start, rolling to a 53-30 win over the Class A Rangers.

Defending Class A slalom and giant slalom champion Quinn Maguire of Marshwood is among the returning standouts.

Falmouth's boys and girls should again be Alpine contenders, and both Yarmouth Nordic teams are consistently strong.

Southern Maine athletes are again having to prepare for races without being able to actually ski.

Teams from around the state competed Saturday in the Waterville High School Sprint Festival.

The 2024 Maine Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame inductee coached the Cougars to nine state championships in 20 years.

The senior capped a flawless individual season with Class B slalom and giant slalom state championships.

The senior swept the Class B Nordic classical, freestyle and freestyle pursuit disciplines to lead the Falcons to a second straight state championship.

Our squad of the state's top skiers is made up of six seniors, three juniors and a sophomore.

State champions Falmouth (in Alpine) and Mt. Blue (in Nordic) each place two skiers on our team.

The Cougars sweep boys' and girls' honors, the Freeport (boys) and Greely (girls) win in Class B, and Fort Kent sweeps Class C.

Freeport's Teo Steverlynck-Horne, Greely's Sylvia Harvey, Orono's Clara White and Fort Kent's Alder Rearden also earn titles on the opening day of the Nordic state meet at Titcomb Mountain.

Prewitt and Maguire follow their giant slalom victories on Wednesday by winning Thursday's slalom races, and Falmouth's boys and girls hang on to claim team championships.

Boone completes a sweep of the Alpine events, and Fort Kent collects team titles for both boys and girls.