Golf
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A sophomore, Spaulding capped a dominant season by shooting an impressive 4-under 68 to win the Class B state championship.
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The senior was undefeated in the regular season and won the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference title before finishing second at the state championships.
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These are our choices for the state's top high school athletes in football, soccer, field hockey, cross country, volleyball and golf.
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Brunswick, Mt. Ararat and Freeport all enjoyed successful seasons as well.
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Lucas Flaherty of South Portland, Cheyenne Couture of Noble, George Fahey of Waynflete and Clarice Bell of Orono capture individual titles.
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Yarmouth captures the team championship at Natanis Golf Course in Vassalboro.
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State team and individual champions to be crowned this weekend.
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Eagles' depth pays off in KVAC showdown; Cony makes the cut in Class B with sophomore-heavy lineup.
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Dragons shoot 174 to Broncos' 178 to claim crown.
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Maranacook, Maine Central Institute in running in KVAC B; Messalonskee, Brunswick among KVAC A favorites.
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Brunswick tops Mt. Ararat to move to Class A conference league championship match.
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Sophomore Eli Spaulding and senior Finn Sharpe are part of a talented group looking to repeat as Class B state champions.
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With traditional schedules back in play, golfers eager to get back into full swing.
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High school sports return as golf season gets underway.
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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.
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Among highlights of shortened season was Freeport winning Class B championship.
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It's been a different season during coronavirus pandemic, with regionalized scheduling providing some intriguing matchups.
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Orono prevails in Class C; Kempf and Haylock, Fahey and Flanagan individual champions.
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Matt Kempf and Leavitt's Ruby Haylock earn individual titles in Class B, Waynflete's George Fahey and Monmouth's Abby Flanagan win in Class C, and Orono captures the Class C team championship.
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Bonny Eagle's Remy Levin wins the girls championship, while Greely's Andrew Klein takes the boys crown.
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Andrew Klein leads Greely to its first team championship since 1995 and also earns the individual title, while Bonny Eagle's Remy Levin wins the girls' championship.
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Boys' and girls' individual titles, along with team championships, will be contested in three classes on Friday and Saturday at Natanis Golf Course in Vassalboro.
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Varsity teams compete for first time since end of winter season and the onset of the pandemic.
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Brunswick Golf Club hosts a qualifier in the rain as golfers try to earn spots in next month's tournament.
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Six seniors and four juniors make up our squad of the best high school golfers in the state.
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The sophomore was the No. 1 golfer for the Hornets' coed team, going unbeaten in match play and winning a share of the girls' state championship.
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With a second straight state title, a course-record 63 at Natanis and a scholarship to UConn, Manuel has been in a zone.
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York's Tyler Rivers and Kents Hill's Mitch Tarrio also earn championships, and Leavitt teammates Morghan Dutil and Ruby Haylock tie for the girls' title.
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Caleb Manuel of Mt. Ararat seeks a Class A repeat but could be challenged by Thornton Academy's Armand Ouellette.
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Kents Hill, competing in the high school tournament for the first time, wins Class C.
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Defending Class A champion Caleb Manuel leads this season's list of top returning players.
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Depth sets some Class A teams apart while York looks to repeat in Class B.
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Evan Glicos, the top player on the Eagles' golf team, is also a four-year starter on the varsity soccer team.
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Caleb Manuel, a junior and the Maine Class A champion, makes a verbal commitment to the Huskies.
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Seniors dominate the list of the best high school golfers in Maine this fall.
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The junior was unbeaten all season, led his team to a state title, then outdueled a friendly rival for the Class A individual title.
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The senior stayed focused on the goal to win her first individual high school title.
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Caleb Manuel of Mt. Ararat edges three-time champion Cole Anderson of Camden Hills, joining Cape Elizabeth's Austin Legge (Class B), Kents Hill's Mitchell Tarrio (Class C) and Greely's Rachel Smith (girls) as state champions.
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Two years after losing the Class A title on a tiebreaker, the Eagles defeat defending champion Scarborough and the rest of the field.
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The state team championships are Saturday at Natanis Golf Course.
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A fourth Class A championship is the immediate goal for the Camden Hills senior, who wants to play eventually on the PGA Tour.
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Cole Anderson of Camden Hills leads a list of talented returners.
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Scarborough returns a strong group from its Class A championship team.
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Commitment to youth programs a key for struggling sport to develop a base of up-and-coming talent.
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Our selections include three state champions.
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The senior won his fourth individual title in storybook fashion.
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The senior seized the moment, just as her grandfather would have wanted.
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Cole Anderson of Camden Hills ties with Scarborough's Anthony Burnham to earn a share of his third straight Class A title, Logan Thompson of Mattanawcook wins Class C for the fourth straight year, and Cape Elizabeth's Austin Legge (Class B) and Scarborough's Elizabeth Lacognata (girls) also earn championships.
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Cape Elizabeth wins Class B, while Mattanawcook Academy is best in Class C at Natanis Golf Course.