Anna DeWolfe again leads the way as the reigning Class A champions improve to 13-0.

The Falcons waste a 12-point halftime lead before regaining control to earn a victory.

Franny Ramsdell scores 28 points to lead the Warriors.

The Seahawks improve to 12-0 in girls' basketball and hand Oak Hill its first defeat, 39-30.

The Hawks rally with a 17-0 run in the third quarter, then hold off a fourth-quarter comeback attempt by the Scots to secure a 68-67 victory.

The Storm continue to prove they're for real, ruling much of the game to repeat their win over the Rams.

Paige Cote scores 15 of her 24 points at the line in a 45-40 girls' basketball win over Portland.

South Portland wins its sixth straight, beating Windham which is without Hannah Talon.

The Rams pull away in the final minutes to beat the Hawks, 54-46.

The Rangers overcome a slow start and Anna DeWolfe's foul trouble, improving to 8-0 with a 57-51 win.

The Eagles rally for a 43-42 victory, preventing Falmouth from earning its first win.

The senior guard scores 11 of her 23 points in the final quarter to break a 36-36 tie.

The undefeated Eagles pull away from a halftime tie to beat Massabesic, 38-34.

Mackenzie Holmes dominates with 25 points and 17 rebounds as the Rams collect a 49-43 victory.

The Knights spoil Mckenzy Ouellette's milestone night for Massabesic.

The Rangers improve to 6-0 to extend their winning streak to 20 games.

A 15-0 surge in the third quarter helps the Clippers get their third straight win and improve to 4-1.

The Red Storm win a rematch of last year's Class AA South final, handing the Rams their first defeat, 50-36.

The Eddies take a 12-0 lead before the Eagles recover and come away with a 54-40 victory.

The Falcons break open a close game with a decisive third-quarter run on the way to a 52-32 girls' basketball win.

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Gray-New Gloucester uses a 14-4 run in the second quarter to open a lead and holds off North Yarmouth Academy.

Mackenzie Holmes gets a double-double in the first 10 minutes, finishes with 33 points and 28 rebounds and lifts Gorham to a win.

Scarborough improves to 3-0 by outscoring Bonny Eagle 24-9 in the second half for a 59-44 road basketball victory.

The Rangers show why they're favorites to repeat as Class A state champions, pulling away from a team expected to contend in Class AA.

The Spartans go on a 17-11 run in the fourth quarter to defeat Deering, 60-57.

The Falcons overcome some shooting struggles for a 39-30 road win.

The Panthers are 2-0 after defeating Lake Region, a defending regional champion.

The Clippers go on a 19-9 run in the third quarter and defeat York, 41-33.

Meghan Hoffses scores 13 points for the Eagles, including the winning shot with 2.8 seconds left, in a 38-36 victory.

Greely, the defending Class A champion, tops our list of the best teams in southern Maine.

Four of these southern Maine seniors are going on to play NCAA Division I basketball.

An influx of former players from Maine Girls' Academy brings high expectations to a team that could contend for the Class C championship.

North Yarmouth Academy, with an influx of nine former Maine Girls' Academy players, may be looking to play in a higher class this winter.

Dave Cousins brings experience coaching both boys and girls, even though it is his first head coaching position.

The Hall of Fame coach led the Stags to the Class AA North semifinals in his only season at the school.

The junior point guard led the Rangers to the Class A state championship.

The 12-player squad includes at least four players headed to Division I colleges.

Former standout at Nokomis has now won state titles as both a player and a coach.

Senior filled many roles for state champion Black Raiders.

That idea isn't expected to move forward after being discussed at Friday's basketball committee meeting.

Mackenzie Holmes, a junior at Gorham High, gives a verbal commitment to play for the Hoosiers.

Portland and Gray-New Gloucester are also among teams seen as likely contenders for regional titles.

Monmouth beats previously undefeated Houlton in the girls' final, and Georges Valley wins its third straight championship with a victory over Hall-Dale.

Greenville edges Woodland for its first state championship, and Southern Aroostook dethrones Vinalhaven.

The Black Raiders lead throughout to win their first state championship since 2005.

The Red Eddies win their first state championship, holding off a furious fourth-quarter rally by the two-time defending champions.

The Rams are seeking their third consecutive Class AA state title.

Coach Paul True and his daughter, Chandler, lead the Lakers into the Class B state title game against Winslow.