Sports
Girls' Basketball
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In southern Maine, the Scarborough boys and girls and Windham boys are among teams enjoying strong starts this season. -
Despite blowout wins against Class D teams, Bobcats sit atop Class C South standings. -
High school games for Wednesday, Jan. 3, and Thursday, Jan. 4 -
High school games for Tuesday, Jan. 2, and Wednesday, Jan. 3 -
Ellie Gay and Summer Gammon step up late to lift the Rams over the Trojans in a matchup of Class AA South contenders. -
High school games for Monday, Jan. 1, and Tuesday, Jan. 2. -
Boys' basketball: The Eagles move to 5-0 with a 52-40 victory. -
High school games for Friday, Dec. 29, and Saturday, Dec. 30 -
Both the girls' and the boys' teams were championship-caliber last winter, and so far this season, they look like they'll again be in the running for Gold Balls. -
High school games for Thursday, Dec. 28, and Friday, Dec. 29. -
The Bulldogs take control early, then hold off a third-quarter surge by the Seagulls. -
The Lakers return to the site of last year's playoff letdown and earn some valuable confidence over the course of four hours. -
The annual high school basketball showcase runs through Friday. -
Basketball: Asja Kelman, Lauren Hester and Kylie Crocker lead the Rangers to a 52-48 victory. -
High school games for Saturday, Dec. 23. -
Girls' basketball: Graca Bila just misses an unusual triple-double in North Yarmouth Academy's 65-27 victory. -
High school games for Friday, Dec. 22, and Saturday, Dec. 23. -
The tournament, scheduled for Dec. 26-29, includes more than three dozen high school teams – including some from New York and New Hampshire. -
Local high school games for Thursday, Dec. 21, and Friday, Dec. 22. -
The Warriors improve to 4-0 with a 46-45 victory. -
Local high school games for Wednesday, Dec. 20, and Thursday, Dec. 21. -
Boys’ basketball: Chris Simonds fuels a second-quarter surge that carries the Navigators to a 59-50 victory. -
The Stags pull away in the second half to win a clash of preseason Class AA favorites, 53-40. -
Local high school games for Tuesday, Dec. 19, and Wednesday, Dec. 20 -
The Wells and Windham boys are among teams enjoying early success after struggling last year. -
Girls' hockey: The Gorham co-op team surges back from a two-goal deficit to beat the Pioneers, 6-3. -
The unbeaten Red Storm withstand a second-half comeback by the Red Riots, holding on for a 45-40 win. -
Spruce Mountain boys basketball rolls past Lisbon. -
The Red Storm send the reigning Class AA state champions to a third straight loss, 55-52. -
Charlie Moore collects three goals and two assists in a 6-2 win. -
Class D South life a distinct one for players, coaches, administrators. -
The Warriors improve to 2-0, thanks to a 38-37 victory. -
Cross country: The Orono senior posts the third-best result ever by a Maine schoolgirl at the national championships. -
Eva Harvey scores 14 points to lead the Dragons. -
The Red Riots' defense fuels a confidence-inspiring win over the defending Class AA South champions. -
Dragons, along with Mt. Ararat, should be one of the top teams to beat in Class A South. -
These players can score, defend and take over games, and are among the area's most talented going into the 2023-24 season. -
Here's a rundown on each of the teams in southern Maine heading into the new season. -
The North reigned last year, but graduations and a big offseason transfer have balanced the scales between the divisions. -
Thornton Academy, Brunswick and Gorham are among the teams that enter the winter as title contenders. -
The Warriors went cold at the wrong time in the playoffs last year, but they start the season eager for another chance to make a run. -
Emma Lizotte, who helped lead the Stags to the Class A state championship in 2022, will play her senior season with the Golden Trojans. -
The senior was named Miss Maine Field Hockey and led Lawrence to state titles in field hockey and basketball. -
Changes to national high school rules include the elimination of 1-and-1 free throws, and resetting team foul counts after each quarter. -
Guards make up the majority of our team honoring the 12 best players in the state. -
The senior guard was relentless on both offense and defense, spurring the Vikings to the Class AA championship. -
Bob Davies and Eric Marston of Thornton Academy, Mark Karter of Gorham and Dean Plante of Old Orchard Beach combined to win more than 1,100 high school basketball games. -
The MPA Basketball Committee approves replay for shots taken at the end of games during the annual basketball tournament. -
The Basketball Committee of the Maine Principals’ Association to take up issue next week after state tournament has second controversial buzzer-beater in three seasons. -
After initially moving forward with a one-region plan for the largest class, the Classification Committee approved staying with a North and South split.