The Scots start well, end well and endure the middle against South Portland in a 54-39 win.
Tom Chard
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Western B boys: It’s a breeze for Yarmouth
The Clippers score the first 15 points and rout Spruce Mountain, 60-30.
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Western B girls: Lake Region ups the tempo
The top-ranked Lakers get a chance to run against a speedy opponent, and end Leavitt’s reign.
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Western A boys: Scots just can’t be overlooked
Bonny Eagle is back in the title hunt after losing in last year’s Western Class A final.
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Class A track: Taken by Storm
Scarborough wins its eighth straight girls’ title, and adds the boys’ championship with a victory in the final event.
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Hartman makes move to Portland
Jim Hartman, who led Yarmouth to back-to-back Class C football titles, decides to head the Bulldogs’ program.
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Western A boys: South Portland shakes that tag
The Red Riots win a big one, rallying to end Portland’s season.
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Western B boys: Falmouth takes the hard way
The unbeaten Yachtsmen lose a 16-point lead before eliminating Poland.
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Western ‘A’ Boys: Rams answer Biddeford’s challenge
Deering takes control in the second half and takes away a 66-54 victory.
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Eastern Maine Boys’ Tournament Capsules
EASTERN CLASS A FAVORITES: No. 1 Hampden Academy proved to be the best in the regular season. The Broncos are tall and talented. No. 3 Mt. Blue has all of its starters back from last season. The Cougars led the league in scoring at 62.8 points per game. Overall, though, it’s the most wide open […]