2012 Morse graduate replaces longtime head coach.

The UConn-bound Afthim may have been the top catcher in the state, but it was his performances on the mound that made pro scouts take notice.

The senior was masterful in the pitching circle and dominant at the plate while leading the unbeaten Capers to the Class B state championship.

The senior attack was the unquestioned leader and quarterback of the undefeated Class A champions' explosive offense.

The state's most prolific scorer was laser-focused on the Rams winning their first Class A state title.

Instead of the traditional football all-star game, the state's top high school skill players from the Class of 2021 will take part in a 7-on-7 tournament Saturday at Lewiston High.

Six-foot-nine Dominick Campbell of Scarborough turned heads with his performance at a tournament in Dallas, generating interest from high-profile college programs across the nation.

The Cheverus senior capped her high school career in Maine by setting meet records in three events – and finishing second in another – at the Class A state championships.

In just his second track and field season, the junior broke two long-standing Class A state records.

Patterson is the third Gatorade Maine Boys Track & Field Player of the Year from Brunswick High School.

The town named its community pool after Richards, who guided his teams to 11 state championships and was named Maine Swimming Coach of the Year eight times.

After being forced to play 7-on-7 last season, coaches eye the return of tackle football in the fall.

Local filmmaker Zamzam Elmoge discusses her new film 'Everything Earned' and the two years she spent following Lewiston High School's basketball coach.

Tyler Patterson places first in his heat while Mikaela Langston jumps 37-7.5’ in the triple jump.

The freshman didn't drop a set all spring on the way to a singles state title and team run to the regional finals.

The freshman captured the singles state title and then led the Rams to their first Class A team state championship.

Bossong set three records at the Class A state championship meet.

The Cheverus graduate finishes in 54.21 and will compete in the 800 on Saturday.

After originally deciding to cancel the Maine senior football all-star game for the second straight year, organizers pivoted to a 7-on-7 tournament to be held in Lewiston on July 17.

Mainers well represented at high school outdoor track and field national competition in Oregon.

Falcons come 1 win away of state title; Richmond and Lisbon also enjoy deep playoff runs.

Brunswick makes its longest run in over a decade; Richmond and Morse turn out promising seasons.

Brunswick, Mt. Ararat and Morse show signs of improvement throughout the spring.

Brady Afthim was 3-2 with an 0.67 ERA in his senior season, striking out 94 in 41 2/3 innings.

State championships and historic performances highlight a successful spring.

Dragons upend Falmouth to win first title since 2013; other teams on the Midcoast turn in strong seasons as well.

Windham High senior Brady Afthim is chosen as Maine's top senior baseball player.

Clark, a Skowhegan native, replaces Todd Hanson, who retired in April after coaching the Dragons for 25 years.

Hall coached the Greyhounds for more than 4 decades, concluding his career with a Class C girls state title this spring.

Ramich leaves Brunswick after eight years, will transition to an assistant principal job at the Augusta school.

The Falcons fall short in the state final to Old Town, but vow to be back in 2022.

The unbeaten Bulldogs capture the Class C state championship with a 5-0 victory over the Tigers.

The River Hawks score three runs in the top of the seventh to defeat Biddeford, 7-4.

The Flyers score early and often to win their second straight state championship, 17-5.

Richard Gilboy's bases-loaded walk forces in the winning run in the bottom of the seventh as the Red Riots defeat Bangor 3-2 in the Class A title game.

The Clippers break away from a tie with five straight goals in the second half and successfully defend their state championship.

The Clippers never trail on the way to their sixth state championship and first since 2015.

The Capers finish off a perfect season with a 19-6 win in the state championship game.

The sixth-seeded Red Riots manufacture enough offense and Bradley McMains pitches a gem to upset the top-ranked Golden Trojans, 3-0.

Brooks Koepka, seeking a third U.S. Open victory in five years, is two shots behind Russell Henley and Louis Oosthuizen – one of 36 players who still need to complete their opening round.

Cam Armstrong superb on mound, at plate while leading the Mustangs to first title game since 2001.

Justin Le, Neil LaRochelle and Hunter Brisette, three holdovers from the 2019 state title-winning team, say future is bright for program.