Noble looks like the team to beat in Class A, while Wells appears likely to have a headlock on the Class B title.
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Yarmouth girls scare but can’t shock Oceanside in quarterfinals
Clippers lead into fourth quarter before falling, 54-48.
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Basketball notes: For Gray-New Gloucester boys, success is a relative thing
Juniors Nate, Aidan and Noah Hebert are the core of a Patriots team that’s surging into the Class A South playoffs.
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Girls’ basketball: Oceanside excels despite pressure as defending state champs
The 2022 Class B champion Mariners have felt the target on their back, but it hasn’t stopped them from another scorching start.
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Boys’ basketball: 10 teams to watch in southern Maine
Thornton Academy, Bonny Eagle and defending champion South Portland should contend for the Class AA South title.
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Girls’ Wrestler of the Year: Maddie Ripley, Oceanside
A sophomore, Ripley became the first girl to win a KVAC title and then made it to the championship round at the Class B state meet.
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Snyder’s career game leads Yarmouth over Oceanside
Clippers break away in second half to advance, 63-43.
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Girls’ basketball: Scarborough’s fast start includes milestone win
The Red Storm have surprised many with an 8-3 start in Class AA South, and they’re looking for a long run in the playoffs.
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Girls’ basketball: Coaches find benefits from last winter’s ‘COVID season’
Even though there were no playoffs and a limited schedule, players gained valuable experience last season.
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Local roundup: Brunswick field hockey edges Edward Little
Ameilia Donsbach scores both goals to nab win for Dragons.