Volleyball
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The senior middle hitter led the Red Storm to the Class A title, knocking off previously unbeaten Biddeford in the championship match.
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The Clippers fell behind early in the match and were down by four in the final set before rallying to win the sixth title in program history.
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The Red Storm win a thriller against the previously undefeated Tigers, earning their third state championship since 2015.
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This year's three championship matches feature familiar and well-matched opponents.
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The Red Storm, who lost in the Class A final in 2019, advance with a 3-1 victory in the Class A semifinals.
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Capers take care of business with tough victory on the road in regional semifinals.
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The top-seeded Tigers continue to dominate, rolling to a 25-20, 25-8, 25-15 win.
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The Rams pull away in the second set and win in straight sets, 25-14, 25-17, 25-9.
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The Capers roll through two sets, then overcome a slow start in the third, to beat the Rangers, 3-0.
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Girls' soccer: The Stags move into the Class A South quarterfinals with a 2-1 victory.
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The Tigers went 14-0 in the regular season and gave up only one set. Now they're eyeing the school's first state title in more than a decade.
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Postseason has arrived for soccer and field hockey teams .
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Angel Huntsman scores the winning goal as the Panthers beat Traip Academy, 1-0.
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Sam Glicos scores three goals for the Eagles.
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Boys’ soccer: The Hawks will take an 11-2-1 record into the Class A South tournament.
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Boys' soccer: The Clippers get goals from Sutter Auger and Isaac Grondin in a 2-0 victory.
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Ellie Miller scores the winning goal as the Eagles earn their eighth win of the season.
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Field hockey: Cece Keller breaks a scoreless deadlock in the final minute, lifting the Tigers over Falmouth, 1-0.
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Field hockey: The Red Storm score in the second and in the fourth and beat the Trojans, 2-0.
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Boys' soccer: The Rams score four goals in the second half to earn a 5-1 win.
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Girls’ soccer: Abbey Thornton scores all three goals for the Eagles, who improve to 9-0 with a 3-1 victory.
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Girls' soccer: The Windjammers lose for the first time in more than five years, falling 1-0.
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Emma MacMahon scores the winning goal with 3:32 left in the first overtime.
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Jordan Wolf makes two saves for her 25th career shutout, a 3-0 win over Bonny Eagle.
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Field hockey: The Tigers score four goals in the fourth quarter to clinch a 7-3 win.
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The Red Storm fall behind 2-1, then rally and earn their fourth win of the season.
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Saturday’s high school girls’ roundup: Cape Elizabeth halts Falmouth volleyball winning streak at 31The Navigators lose for the first time since 2019, falling to the Capers in three sets.
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Molly Taub and Alexis Morin combine for all five goals in a 5-0 soccer victory.
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Several schools have seen large turnouts with huge freshmen classes this fall, and new programs continue to pop up around the state.
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Veterans of the state finals are expected to be tough to beat again this fall.
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The players expected to make an impact include a sophomore, two juniors and a new arrival from Texas.
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Liza Thorne scores as time expires as the Raiders improve to 3-0 with a 2-1 victory.
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The Stags get two goals in the final eight minutes to beat South Portland, 2-0.
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Macie Boucher's goal late in the second overtime gives the Golden Trojans a 1-0 win in their season opener.
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Margaret McNeil has a dominant serving night, leading the Clippers to a 25-7, 25-9, 25-12 victory.
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Teams finding their rhythm as the unique season continues.
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Sixteen Mainers are on the Junior Volleyball Association watch list, opening doors for them to college coaches and signifying a surge in talent in the state.
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Owen Drummey, Max Cheever and Peter O'Brien are in the running for the honor given to the top Class A senior player.
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The Red Storm win their first game in nearly a year and a half, 25-10, 25-13, 25-10.
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Coaches excited for matches, while also curious as to how season will go.
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Former assistant Seth Hartman takes over the program.
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After an abridged outdoor season in the fall, volleyball begins its new season of indoor practices and games.
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The MPA Wrestling Committee decides to wait until its Feb. 22 meeting to make a final decision on whether a competitive season can be held during the pandemic.
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The Maine Principals' Association announced the move Thursday in hopes that pandemic conditions will improve enough to allow for competition.
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For many, the college recruiting process relied heavily on virtual visits and was done without traditional on-campus visits because of pandemic restrictions.
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With indoor games and practices not allowed at high schools this fall, volleyball teams are heading outside to prepare for a possible season in early 2021.
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The Maine Principals' Association eyes a possible late winter/early spring season, but plenty of challenges remain.
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MPA eyes possible late winter/early spring season for the indoor fall sport, but challenges remain.