Mountain Valley's Evrit Roy surprises the field to win the 152-pound title and Most Outstanding Wrestler award.

Noble has the depth to ends its title drought, but defending Class A champ Mt. Ararat/Brunswick remains strong.

All three Frost brothers, junior Colby and sophomore twins Caden and Cameron, placed in the Class A meet last season.

There is plenty of talent this winter in the sophomore and junior classes.

Our selection of the state's top high school wrestlers includes two freshmen and two sophomores.

The senior mostly wrestled boys the last four years, and won the 132-pound title at the inaugural MPA girls' wrestling championships this winter.

The 6-foot-2, 285-pound junior came back from a series of knee injuries to compile a 33-1 record this winter.

His performance was the best of a group of wrestlers representing the state.

Eight Maine wrestlers advance to the quarterfinals that will be held Saturday.

Joshua Cote, Sam Martel and 40 other Maine wrestlers earn spots in the New England championships.

Saturday's meet will determine which wrestlers will head to the New England championships.

Deering's Brooke Birkhahn and Falmouth's Anunthaya MacDonnell are among the winners.

Maine will officially join a growing number of states to make girls' wrestling a championship sport at Wednesday's tournament.

The Warriors run away from the rest of the field, led by three individual champions.

Three individual championships lead the program to its first state title.

The Knights successfully defend their regional title and qualify 10 wrestlers for the state meet.

The Yachtsmen outscore the Trojans by seven points in the final quarter to improve to 10-2.

One goal is enough for the Blue Devils to beat Cheverus/Kennebunk in a clash between division leaders.

Isaac Plante and Sol Demers are among five Mainers who emerge as champions in a meet that features several strong out-of-state teams.

Some strong out-of-state teams plan to compete in the Spartan Tournament.

After a referee gave a cut-or-forfeit option, the New Jersey attorney general's office opened an investigation.

Keep your eye on several underclassmen, along with wrestlers returning as state champions.

The traditional powerhouses top our list of the best in southern Maine.

Pat Howard takes over for Matt Rix, who retired after leading the Hawks to 10 state championships.

The senior finished an emotional season with a New England title at 182 pounds.

Skowhegan, Cony and Noble lead the way with two selections each.

Ryan Fredette becomes Maine's only champion, going 4-0 at 182 pounds.

When the top Maine wrestlers come together, only two matchups in the finals are settled by pins.

The top three finishers in each weight class at Saturday's qualifying tournament will advance.

Fort Kent overtakes Yarmouth to capture the girls' championship.

The Warriors overcome a challenge from Foxcroft Academy, winning for the second year in a row.

The Hawks, with just seven wrestlers competing, win for the sixth time in seven seasons.

Zoe Buteau of Oak Hill High falls to Brandon Weston of Foxcroft Academy at the Class B state meet.

Junior Zoe Buteau, who last week became just the fourth girl to win a regional title, must win three matches Saturday to make history.

The Spartans, winners of 17 wrestling state championships, host their final championship event at Memorial Gym in what shapes up as a wide-open Class A meet.

Nokomis makes up for a subpar showing in the league meet to finish far ahead of runner-up Cony.

The Knights have five individual champions on their way to the regional title.

The Warriors win another regional title by a big margin and will have a wrestler in every weight class at the state meet in their home gym.

One child who may benefit from pledged donations is 3-year-old Spencer Smith, a former wrestler's son who has an illness often referred to as childhood Alzheimer's.

The scholarship and awards program honors Maine's top high school senior linemen.

Sanford's Sam Anderson and seven other Mainers take individual titles at one the state's top invitational meets.

The Warriors lead a strong showing of Class A North teams by winning the 36th Noble Wrestling Invitational.

With the graduation of five 200-win standouts, the mat is wide open this winter in Maine.

Marshwood, the defending Class A state champion, will be the team to beat again this winter.

Nearly half of those on our list are underclassmen.

Longtime assistant Kevin Gray takes over as the head coach, replacing Kip DeVoll, who led the team to 12 state titles.

Hall of Fame coach Al Kirk will be replaced by one of his former wrestlers – Ryan Hutchins.

The four-time state champion capped a standout career with a New England title and unbeaten season.

The NHSCA Nationals draw thousands of wrestlers to Virginia Beach each year in search of All-America honors.

The senior makes his mark as the first New England champion from Marshwood.