Six seniors and four juniors make up our squad of the best high school golfers in the state.

The sophomore was the No. 1 golfer for the Hornets' coed team, going unbeaten in match play and winning a share of the girls' state championship.

With a second straight state title, a course-record 63 at Natanis and a scholarship to UConn, Manuel has been in a zone.

York's Tyler Rivers and Kents Hill's Mitch Tarrio also earn championships, and Leavitt teammates Morghan Dutil and Ruby Haylock tie for the girls' title.

Caleb Manuel of Mt. Ararat seeks a Class A repeat but could be challenged by Thornton Academy's Armand Ouellette.

Kents Hill, competing in the high school tournament for the first time, wins Class C.

Defending Class A champion Caleb Manuel leads this season's list of top returning players.

Depth sets some Class A teams apart while York looks to repeat in Class B.

Evan Glicos, the top player on the Eagles' golf team, is also a four-year starter on the varsity soccer team.

Caleb Manuel, a junior and the Maine Class A champion, makes a verbal commitment to the Huskies.

Seniors dominate the list of the best high school golfers in Maine this fall.

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.

Caleb Manuel of Mt. Ararat edges three-time champion Cole Anderson of Camden Hills, joining Cape Elizabeth's Austin Legge (Class B), Kents Hill's Mitchell Tarrio (Class C) and Greely's Rachel Smith (girls) as state champions.

Two years after losing the Class A title on a tiebreaker, the Eagles defeat defending champion Scarborough and the rest of the field.

The state team championships are Saturday at Natanis Golf Course.

A fourth Class A championship is the immediate goal for the Camden Hills senior, who wants to play eventually on the PGA Tour.

Cole Anderson of Camden Hills leads a list of talented returners.

Scarborough returns a strong group from its Class A championship team.

Commitment to youth programs a key for struggling sport to develop a base of up-and-coming talent.

Our selections include three state champions.

The senior won his fourth individual title in storybook fashion.

The senior seized the moment, just as her grandfather would have wanted.

Cole Anderson of Camden Hills ties with Scarborough's Anthony Burnham to earn a share of his third straight Class A title, Logan Thompson of Mattanawcook wins Class C for the fourth straight year, and Cape Elizabeth's Austin Legge (Class B) and Scarborough's Elizabeth Lacognata (girls) also earn championships.

Cape Elizabeth wins Class B, while Mattanawcook Academy is best in Class C at Natanis Golf Course.

Girls have doubled their ranks in the state since 2002 while their counterparts have dropped 27 percent, mirroring a national trend.

Jacob and Jordan Laplume are the top golfers for one of the best teams in the state.

Thornton Academy tops our list of the best squads in southern Maine.

The group includes two-time Class A state champion Cole Anderson of Camden Hills.

The three-time state champion kept her cool when it mattered most.

The junior won his third straight Class C crown in dominating fashion.

Bailey Plourde of Lincoln Academy earns a share of her third girls' title, and Mattanawcook's Logan Thompson (Class C) and Camden Hills' Cole Anderson (Class A) successfully defend their boys' crowns.

Gorham wins Class A on a tiebreaker over Mt. Ararat, while Erskine Academy prevails in Class B and Mattanawcook Academy repeats in Class C.

The service at Saint Vincent College in Palmer's hometown was filled with laughter and warmth from stories of the most significant player in the modern game.

The U.S. leads 9 1/2 to 6 1/2 entering Sunday, and needs to win only five of the 12 singles matches .

Schools like Cape Elizabeth get a lift from a local course that encourages junior players.

He finished his freshman seasion with an 8-1-1 match record.

She shot 2-uner-par to win the state title as a junior.

Bailey Plourde of Lincoln Academy shoots 70 to beat the defending champ Hashilla Rivai; Cole Anderson, Ryan Collins, Nick Mazurek and Logan Thompson win boys' titles

Hashilla Rivai will be in the spotlight at the state individual championships Saturday.

The Trojans capture their first team state championship since 2009, while the Capers win after two runner-up finishes and the Lynx earn their first.

Several played on the Maine squad in the New England Junior Championship.

CBS-TV golf analyst Peter Kostis offers instruction during a special session.

Cole Anderson of Camden was Maine's top individual scorer.

Hashilla Rivai, a junior at Thornton Academy, had a sizzling year as the team’s No. 1 player to win the state schoolgirl championship.

Gavin Dugas, who practically grew up on a golf course, played in his first tournament as a 7-year-old.

Thornton Academy's Hashilla Rivai wins the girls' title with a 70, and low scores are also prevalent among the boys.