ORONO — Marissa Shaw and Jordin McGinnis each scored a goal as Nokomis defeated York, 2-0 Saturday evening at the University of Maine to win the Class B field hockey title. Shaw scored the first goal, and it came less than two minutes after she hit the left post with a shot. Her goal came […]
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KVAC Cross Country Championships: Mt. Ararat, Hampden slosh to sweeps
The Eagles take the Class A boys’ and girls’ titles, while the Broncos tame a wet course to win Class B.
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Richmond wins Class D softball championship
BREWER — Richmond High School held off a late rally by Deer Isle-Stonington to take a 14-12 victory in the Class D softball championship game Saturday afternoon.
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Dueling verse in Waterville
Ten Maine student finalists take the stage in the Poetry Out Loud competition Friday night.
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Calais returns to pinnacle with late surge
The Blue Devils complete their surprising postseason run with a 44-38 win over Madison.
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Quiet and effective – that’s the Nokomis girls’ leader
Kara Batchelder doesn’t like to stand out, but does it well for a team that will play York for a state title.
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Batchelder quiet leader for Warriors
Kara Batchelder doesn’t like to stand out, but does it well for a team that will play York for a state title.
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Warriors ready to face MDI
Fourth-ranked Nokomis is seeking its first regional title in six years.
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Badeen, Smith share workload
Nokomis point guards Mary Badeen and Julie Smith have helped guide their team to the Eastern Class B final.
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Madison hopes to slow Woodhouse
Tonight’s Western C girls basketball final looks like a battle between a 6-foot center and a team with no one taller than 5-7. It’s true, but not quite that simple. Waynflete’s 6-foot Morgan Woodhouse is averaging 21.5 points and 15 rebounds per game in the tournament, but the Flyers are also at this point because […]