Mt. Ararat's Ian Britt earns gold at New Balance Nationals in Boston and Nike Indoor Nationals.

Windham, Scarborough and Bangor standouts were among the state’s best this winter.

We finish our winter all-state awards with the best of boys basketball, showcasing the 12 players who made the biggest impact this season.

A trio of Class A sprinters highlight this group of southern Maine standouts.

Senior Tayla Pelletier won the 55-meter hurdles and triple jump state titles, and placed third in the long jump at New Englands.

The senior overcame a hamstring injury to smash records and win titles this winter.

Four distance runners highlight group of top performers in southern Maine.

Maine’s stars produced some of the finest individual seasons in state history.

The Rangers' girls team narrowly beats Freeport, and the boys dominate the competition.

Max Shapiro beats Marshwood's Andre Clark in the 55-meter dash, while the Bangor girls and Scarborough boys claim team titles.

Marshwood's Andre Clark and South Portland's Arnaud Sioho are capable of breaking their own records at the Class A state meet.

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

All-around performances help Blue Devils and Dragons claim conference titles.

Arnaud Sioho sets two records, while Ashley Connolly wins three events.

The inaugural Fleet Feet Maine Elite Invitational brings top competitors from multiple leagues and classes.

These 10 girls and 10 boys could contend for conference and state titles.

These teams have the talent to vie for conference and state championships this season.

In addition to three champion jumpers, Maine has strong casts of sprinters and distance runners.

The senior won three events at the Class A state championships and set a meet record in the 55-meter dash.