From now on, 200 points go to the winner, 199 to second and on down. High score wins. No more ghost skiers.

Seven sophomores make our list of the top high school skiers in southern Maine.

Check out the top girls' and boys' teams in southern Maine in both Alpine and Nordic skiing.

After years of barely mustering four skiers to score, the city's high schools will now race as one.

The list includes an All-American and several skiers who qualified for the Eastern High School Championships.

Two freshmen are among the best in the state.

In a year without a dominant male skier, the sophomore stood out for his versatility as a multi-discipline skimeister.

The senior was unbeaten in Maine high school Nordic action, and impressed at regional and national championships as well.

The Yachtsmen dominate the boys' slalom, while the Raiders pull away from Edward Little in the girls' competition.

The girls' team wins its first Nordic title in 31 years, part of a busy day of state championship events.

The Capers and Clippers are in front after the giant slalom races at Big Rock.

With his trademark mustache and smile, Bob Morse has been an inspiration to generations of students.

Skiers who have been battling the elements gets a chance to put up good times with good weather.

The Portland area is well represented.

Yarmouth and Falmouth are expected to be strong contenders.

Sophia Laukli of Yarmouth and Olivia Skillings of Maine Coast Waldorf share a special bond on snow and off

Ruslan Reiter is among the best Paralympic Nordic skiers and quietly goes about his business.

Sure, Steve DeAngelis wins state Nordic titles, but the coach has so many other big wins over 30 years.

Just a sophomore, she swept the Class A state championship slalom and giant slalom races.

The senior won both classical and freestyle state titles in Class C.

Mt. Blue sweeps again in Class A boys and girls, and Maine Coast Waldorf continues its dominance in Class C.

Yarmouth skiers claim individual state titles in freestyle races.

Mt. Blue seniors Tucker Barber and Julia Ramsey win the Class A classical races.

Cheverus' Annesley Black and Greely's Axel Lindsay claim individual slalom titles.

The Windjammer girls and Yachtsmen boys lead the standings after Day 1 of the Class A championships.

The senior missed KVACs and Class A championships because of mononucleosis.

Two seniors win Maine's biggest high school classical race.

Yarmouth girls and Freeport boys top our lists.

Many of these skiers should vie for state titles.

These boys just want to have fun ... and ski fast.