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Sam Clark of Cheverus and Brady Afthim of Windham look impressive in the Stags' 3-0 victory on Saturday.
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Softball: Thornton Academy ends Scarborough’s long streak in first game of DH
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Tennis notebook: Kennebunk, Yarmouth boys exceeding expectations
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Outdoor track: State meets to return in June with a familiar look
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Baseball: Cheverus makes itself at home at Hadlock
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Varsity Maine Spotlight: Holden Anderson, Windham
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Saturday’s high school boys’ roundup: Thornton wins showdown with Scarborough
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Saturday’s high school girls’ roundup: Biddeford’s winning streak ends in split against Westbrook
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Friday’s high school roundup: Thornton Academy tops Portland in overtime
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Thursday’s high school roundup: Thornton Academy edges Scarborough with late goal
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Girls’ lacrosse: Greely shuts down Scarborough
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Wednesday’s high school roundup: Kennebunk edges Wells in softball, 8-7
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Boys’ lacrosse: Falmouth rallies again to beat Thornton Academy in overtime
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Mason Booker gets job done on the mound and at the plate for the Greyhounds.
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Bobcats navigating through schedule despite having minimal varsity experience prior to season.
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Blaine Cockburn, Caden Benedict and Elias Thomas each have doubles for Falcons in win.
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Dragons knock off previously unbeaten Messalonskee in a battle of league heavyweights.
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Brenton Cahill drives in three runs for Shipbuilders.
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Rangers take control in late innings to beat Eagles.
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Tuesday’s high school roundup: York pitchers combine for no-hitter in 3-2 baseball loss to MarshwoodThe Hawks score two unearned runs to pull out the win at home.
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Softball: The Dragons improve to 6-1 as Blake Austin scores the winning run in the eighth inning for a 6-5 win.
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Blake Austin scores winning run for Dragons.
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These were some of the top performers last week in southern Maine high school sports.
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The Dragons showcasing their depth and strong development this spring.
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Megan Driscoll scores four goals for Falcons.
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The Spartans sweep a baseball doubleheader from Massabesic, winning 4-3 in each game.
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Charlotte Donovan dominates with her arm and her bat as the unbeaten Tigers roll past Bonny Eagle twice.
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Players out in numbers as spots in state singles tournament up for grabs on a chilly, windy day on the Midcoast.
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The Red Storm are strong defensively and Finn Pedersen scores fives goals in a victory over the Rams.
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Baseball: The Falcons improve to 8-0 with a 12-6 victory over Morse.
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Abby Carpenter hits home run, while Camdyn Johnson throws two-hitter for Shipbuilders.
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Baseball: A three-run first inning is enough for the Rams in a 4-2 victory.
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Dragons also pick up victory on softball field as well.
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The Red Storm roll to a 10-2 victory in an early matchup of expected Class A contenders.
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Boys' lacrosse: Myles Garland scores with less than a minute remaining for the Raiders.
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Tiger Hopkins leads all scorers with seven goals.
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First-year coaches at both schools are enjoying their debuts as the Capers and Spartans put up big offensive numbers.
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Brunswick boys lacrosse looks to rebound from its first setback of spring.
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The Rams score six runs in the bottom of the sixth to beat South Portland.
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Infusion of young talent bodes well for now and the future of the Brunswick softball team.
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Girls' lacrosse: Thornton Academy gets four goals from Izzy White and earns a victory over Cheverus.
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Morse softball blanks Yarmouth.
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A left-handed pitcher with a nasty screwball, she is the only returning player with varsity experience for the Warriors softball team.
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These were some of the top performers last week in southern Maine high school sports.
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Wolverines host first Mountain Valley Conference meet since 2019.
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The Lisbon sophomore jumped out to her coaches on the first day of practice and has stood out as a hurdler. She has a chance to shine in many other events, as well.
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Baseball: The Falcons improve to 6-0 with a pair of 2-1 victories over the Capers.
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The Dragons used a strong second half to take control in victory.
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The Rams erase a three-goal deficit in the second half, earning a 10-8 girls' lacrosse victory.
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Zach Stern-Hayes and Nick Marro score five goals apiece for the Dragons in a 21-9 boys' lacrosse win.
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The Red Storm get their third straight victory, 14-4, and now have more wins than the entire 2019 season.
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Dragons eager to prove they're still a team to beat, while Tigers seek to grow as season progresses.
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The biggest change will affect football, where teams will be allowed to play in a lower enrollment class for safety reasons and still be eligible for the postseason.
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The Trojans twice rally from behind in the final three innings, scoring the winning run on a wild pitch with two outs in the bottom of the seventh.
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Delaney Pacuzzo scores four goals for Shipbuilders in loss.
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The school board votes to retire a nickname that was viewed by some as gender-biased and elitist.
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Andrew Vachon pitches six strong innings as Richmond earns opening day victory.
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Annie Lowenstein leads the Clippers with three goals.
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Some schools, however, continue to keep their mask mandates in place – at least for now – after the Maine Principals' Association's decision on Wednesday afternoon.
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The Rangers score four runs in the seventh inning to upend Yarmouth.
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The Falcons improve to 4-0 by scoring four times in the seventh inning.
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Anthony Panciocco collects three hits for Falcons in win.
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Wyatt Kerr scores four times and the Yachtsmen avenge a loss in the 2019 Class A state final with a 9-8 win.
