Sports
Swimming
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The Shipbuilders capture their first state championship since taking Class A in 2006.
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The Navigators hold off the Edward Little co-op and Scarborough to win their first state championship since 1984.
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The RamDogs won their second consecutive Class A title Monday.
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The RamDogs use their team depth to claim the title without any event wins.
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Thanks to strong relay teams and depth, the Windjammers win their third state championship in four seasons.
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Stay with us for ongoing coverage of all the tournament and championship action.
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Edward Little/Lewiston/Leavitt/Poland girls claim first conference championship, and defending champion Camden Hills wins Class B title with ease.
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Edward Little/Lewiston/Leavitt/Poland wins its fourth straight Class A conference title, and Morse wins its fourth straight in Class B.
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Coaches look at a variety of factors like speed, starting positions and competitive drive when determining their relay squads.
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Some of the biggest schools in the state are now in co-op arrangements, a trend expected to continue.
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These swimmers and divers are versatile and will look to lead teams with championship aspirations.
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After finishing as Class A runner-up last season, the Golden Trojans have the talent and depth to make a run at their first state title.
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The Cape Elizabeth girls aim to keep the dynasty going, while the Thornton Academy girls and Morse boys seek their first state title.
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Todd Marco steps away from high school coaching with 31 KVAC titles, two state championships.
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Four members of three-time Class B state champion Cape Elizabeth are among the honorees.
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A senior, Steinbrick led the Capers to a third consecutive Class B state title and etched his name in the school record book.
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Four seniors make our list of the state's best performers.
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Throughout her high school career, Cohen won every individual race she entered.
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The cooperative team known as the RamDogs, which struggled throughout the season to find an adequate place to train, comes up a surprise winner.