Sports
Girls' Basketball
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The Stags got a much-needed dose of confidence from their win, while the Golden Trojans hope their first loss will dial in their focus.
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Proponents say Class S, which would feature schools with enrollments of 100 or fewer, has its advantages, but not everyone agrees.
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Emma Lizotte and Maddie Fitzpatrick lead the Stags to a 49-35 win over the Golden Trojans.
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Brunswick junior forward Dakota Shipley sparks the Dragons on both ends of the floor in a matchup of two of Class A South's top teams.
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Basketball: The Dragons, ranked No. 1 in Class A South, dominate the second-ranked Eagles, 68-39.
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The Dragons pick up easy win over rivals.
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The Vikings make 11 3-pointers – seven by Tristen Derenburger – to win a rematch of last year's Class AA North final against the reigning state champions.
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The 10-2 Patriots have beaten some strong teams and have shown they could be a tough out come tournament time.
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Aiden Hoffses scores 29 points in Vikings' victory.
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Girls’ basketball: The Patriots prevail in an interclass matchup of top Western Maine Conference teams, 43-35.
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Caroline Hartley paces the offense for the Red Storm, while the defense does its part to secure an important win, 53-38.
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Holly Hunt scores 22 points, Kaitlyn Frost adds 21 for Mustangs.
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A fortunate bounce helped the Warriors regain momentum and pull out a big win over the rival Seagulls.
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Derek Parsons scores 29 points in the Wildcats' 72-66 win.
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Boys’ basketball: The senior standout reaches the milestone while leading the Seagulls to a 69-58 win over Waynflete.
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Angel Pillsbury scores 10 straight points in the fourth quarter, leading the Falcons to a 54-46 win.
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A plan from the MPA's Basketball Committee would increase the number of schools in the largest enrollment class from 17 to 25, and create a statewide Class S for Maine's smallest schools.
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Trevor Gerrish's 24 points lead Dragons.
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Keltie Jeri-Leon and Alex Kile each score twice for the Mariners, who have won 12 of 15 games since Dec. 1
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In a game that was tight throughout, the Panthers earn their first win over their WMC rival since 2017.
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The senior dominated on both ends of the floor, scoring 35 points, as the Navigators scored a win over the rival Rangers.
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Basketball: The Rams climb back from 10 points down in the last two minutes, earning a 42-40 win.
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The undefeated Golden Trojans pulled ahead in the second half, and then withstand a late rally by the Spartans.
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Angel Huntsman pours in 31 as Panthers claim 82-43 win over Bobcats.
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Senior Hannah Cook scores 17 points and freshman Kylie Lamson adds 16 as the Golden Trojans win their sixth straight game, 55-43.
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Girls' basketball: The Rangers allow just five first-half points on the way to a 42-31 victory.
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Girls' basketball: Elise McNair scores 27 points as the Seagulls hand the Bobcats their first loss of the season.
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The 2022 Class B champion Mariners have felt the target on their back, but it hasn't stopped them from another scorching start.
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The 4-0 Dragons were taken down by the Clippers in an exhibition game in the Holiday Hoops Showcase, but know the experience can only prove beneficial.
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The event returns to the Expo – now officially named the James A. Banks Sr. Exposition Building – with four days of boys' and girls' games starting Monday.
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Girls' basketball: Four players score in double figures for the Falcons in a 66-37 victory.
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The Stags knot the game at 3 with less than 3 minutes left in regulation.
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Maine erases a 4-1 deficit but falls 6-5 in Pennsylvania.
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Young Eagles open campaign with 4 consecutive victories to sit atop A South Heal point standings.
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The Rams end the first quarter on a 14-0 run, lead by 23 before halftime and hold off a second-half surge by the Rangers to secure the win.
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Marshwood elbows its way into consideration with the top teams in Class A South with a 35-26 win over Falmouth.
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The Red Riots build a 13-point lead by outscoring the Spartans 15-8 in the third quarter.
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The Rangers use a balanced offense to defeat the Hawks and improve to 2-1 for the season.
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Dakota Shipley scores 22 points in Dragons' victory.
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The Mustangs made the Class AA South semifinals last season, but were reeling after losing 11 players to graduation.
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Pomerleau scores 16 points as Eagles improve to 2-0.
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Freshman Kylie Lamson impresses as the Golden Trojans show their strength in a season-opening victory over the Red Storm.
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Emily Doring and Maddy Werner lead the way as the Dragons start the season with an emphatic victory.
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Young Mt. Ararat hopes to keep improving in the same class, as well.
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Here's a rundown on each of the teams in southern Maine heading into the 2022-23 season.
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Two defending state champions highlight this list of teams that should be in the hunt for regional titles and Gold Balls this winter.
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Whether they're dominant players, key pieces of championship hopefuls, or both, these players are worth keeping tabs on this season.
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The lines have blurred when it comes to traditional positions on court. Many lineups have four or five players who can handle the ball and shoot like guards.
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Sara Morris is the new girls varsity basketball coach, while Nancy Riggs and Mariah Jollie will coach the indoor track teams.