Aucoin, ter Mors, lead Morse to setup rematch with Waterville.
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Eight-man football teams prepping for regional semifinals
Waterville set to host MDI; Morse and Mt. Ararat/Hyde enter weekend fresh off bye weeks.
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Football Game of the Week: Camden Hills, Morse meet for second time this season
Playoff positioning is at stake in this intriguing eight-man clash.
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Football notebook: After cancellations, Morse and Camden Hills schedule game on the fly
Shipbuilders and Windjammers had open date after opponents canceled because of COVID safety concerns.
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Field hockey: 10 teams to watch in southern Maine
Traditional powers like Scarborough and Biddeford are on the list, but there are plenty of other teams that should have success this fall.
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Camden Hills boys tennis rolls past Hampden Academy to take Class A North crown
Windjammers dominate Broncos, winning all five matches to reach state final.
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Track and field: Cony girls, Mt. Ararat boys take medium-large KVAC titles
Rams, Eagles hold off strong Brunswick teams in meet.
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Local roundup: Lisbon fends off Brunswick in non-conference baseball action
Camden Hills sails past Morse in KVAC baseball action.
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Couple buys historic schooner and plans windjammer cruises this summer
The new owners of J. & E. Riggin believe people will want an outdoor adventure whether or not the pandemic is over.
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Camden Hills superintendent critical of MPA and process to establish fall sports COVID-19 guidelines
Maria Libby says school glad to offer golf, cross country but adds Maine Principals’ Association took too long to finalize safety measures.