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Boys’ basketball: Team-by-team outlook for 2023-24
Here's a rundown on each of the teams in southern Maine heading into the new season.
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Meet the 2023 Varsity Maine fall All-State teams
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Sports
Rahm becomes highest-ranked player to join LIV Golf
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Sports
NBA roundup: Pacers beat Bucks to reach In-Season Tournament final
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College
Army-Navy brings its annual football rivalry to home of Patriots
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College
Wednesday’s college roundup: UMaine surges past Harvard, 79-61
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Sports
Sports Digest: Mariners begin busy week with rout at Trois-Rivières
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College
Tuesday’s college roundup: Jordyn Franzen leads UNE women’s basketball to win over Gordon
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Sports
Milwaukee routs New York to advance to semifinals in NBA In-Season Tournament
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NFL notebook: Patriots lose Rhamondre Stevenson for a ‘few weeks’
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Boys’ basketball: 10 teams to watch in southern Maine
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Boys’ basketball: Noble ready to write new history in Class A
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Boys’ basketball: 10 players to watch in southern Maine
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2023-24 girls basketball preview: Fresh off title game appearance, Brunswick chasing redemption
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2023-24 boys basketball preview: Mt. Ararat, Brunswick eye run at Class A South playoffs
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Girls’ basketball: 10 players to watch in southern Maine
Girls’ basketball: There’s a geographic shift among Class AA contenders
The North reigned last year, but graduations and a big offseason transfer have balanced the scales between the divisions.
Maine loon population dips for a 2nd year, but the chicks are booming
This is not the first time Maine's loon population has declined for a short period in the midst of its long-term recovery.
Red Sox trade outfielder Alex Verdugo to Yankees
Boston sends Verdugo to New York for three right-handed pitchers.
Sports Digest: Sea Dogs to open 2024 season at home on April 5
Portland opens its season against the Hartford Yard Goats.
Patriots-Steelers matchup fails to inspire excitement of years past
The two-win Patriots continue their downward spiral, while offense-challenged Pittsburgh is somehow competing for a playoff spot.
NCAA president calls for new tier of Division I allowing schools to pay athletes
Charlie Baker proposed a plan where certain schools will be required to offer at least half of their athletes at least $30,000 per year.