Patriots score twice in final six minutes to pull out a 2-1 victory.
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Varsity Maine football honor roll, Sept. 16
Some of the best individual performances of the second week of high school football.
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Greely girls stun GNG in quarterfinals
Rangers erupt early, go on to 52-31 victory and set up Brunswick showdown in semifinals.
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Girls’ basketball: Greely upsets Gray-New Gloucester in Class A South quarterfinals
Lauren Hester paces the sixth-seeded Rangers with 15 points and Asja Kelman adds 14 in a 52-31 victory over the No. 3 Patriots.
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Boys’ basketball: Falmouth remains the team to beat in Class A South
The Navigators (15-3) are likely to be the No. 2 seed in the tournament behind Gray-New Gloucester (16-2), but they beat the Patriots by 21 points early this season.
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Shorthanded Greely can’t keep up with Gray-New Gloucester
Rangers become Patriots’ 13th straight victim, 75-61.
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Brunswick girls punch elusive state game ticket
Dragons beat Gray-New Gloucester, 45-23, to set up state final showdown versus Lawrence.
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Freeport can’t solve Gray-New Gloucester in semis
Young Falcons’ playoff run ends with a 45-36 setback.
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Greely girls stymied by Gray-New Gloucester
Rangers held scoreless nearly the entire first half, go down to a 39-25 defeat.
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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.