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Eight-man football: Yarmouth, Old Orchard Beach hope to buck trend
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Circle these games on Maine’s high school football schedule
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Football: Players to watch in Maine in 2023
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Join us for weekly high school football predictions
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Ex-Nokomis High star Cooper Flagg reclassifies to Class of 2024
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Girls’ soccer: Old Orchard Beach takes on new challenges this fall
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Football: Portland rejoins Class A under a new head coach
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As field hockey season looms, players and coaches again question goggles mandate
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Big league technology may be coming to high school baseball in Maine
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Sports Digest: Kevin Gray, coach at Noble High, named to Maine wrestling hall of fame
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Lobster Bowl: Soehren leads East to 28-23 win
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Baseball: South Portland beats Edward Little, 5-0, to win Class A title
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Baseball: Bangor Christian’s Jason Libby wins Winkin Award as state’s top senior
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Searsport’s Ana Lang wins Miss Maine Softball award
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Baseball: Bingham native Cody Laweryson one step away from realizing MLB dream
The former Valley High and UMaine standout is currently pitching for the St. Paul Saints, the Triple-A affiliate of the Minnesota Twins.
Softball: 2023 Varsity Maine All-State team
Talented pitchers highlight our team of the state's top softball players, which includes six juniors and two sophomores.
Varsity Maine boys’ lacrosse Player of the Year: Keegan Lathrop, Cape Elizabeth
The youngest of four brothers, Lathrop carved his own path on the field while leading the Capers to a third straight state title.
Varsity Maine Girls’ Team of the Year: Kennebunk lacrosse
The Rams captured a third straight Class A championship, outscoring opponents 263-55 and expanding their winning streak to 49 games.
Youth track and field: Large field expected for USATF state meet at Cony High School
Around 1,000 athletes from around 35 programs will hit the Taylor Harmon Track at Augusta school on Saturday.