The list includes eight seniors and two juniors.
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Girls’ basketball: 10 Midcoast players to watch
Watchlist includes five seniors, four juniors and one sophomore.
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Here’s five top moments from the Midcoast fall sports season
From last-second comebacks to historic championships, the Midcoast fall sports season had it all.
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The best championship streaks in Maine high school sports? Here are a few at the top of the list
Waynflete boys’ tennis, Valley boys’ basketball, Richmond softball and St. Dom’s boys’ hockey join Skowhegan field hockey with historic marks.
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Boys’ soccer: Richmond wins thrilling Class D title over Fort Fairfield
Gavin Grover nets the game winner with 24.5 seconds left to secure the Bobcats’ sixth state title.
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Boys soccer: Richmond wins Class D South title on penalty kicks
The Bobcats downed the defending champion Mustangs after a scoreless regulation and two overtime periods.
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Girls soccer: Richmond enters new era under new coach Randy Hinkley
Former middle school coach takes over for Troy Kendrick, who led Bobcats to 414 wins, 11 state titles over 34 years.
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Record-setting Richmond coach retires
Troy Kendrick won 414 games, the most by any coach exclusively in girls soccer.
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Baseball: Depth leads Richmond near the top of the D South standings
On any given day, a member of the Bobcats comes through, which has resulted in a 12-1 record following Saturday’s win over Old Orchard Beach.
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Girls’ basketball: Richmond uses size, hot start to breeze past Poland in C South quarterfinals
Izzy Stewart, Darby Flanagan own the paint in 52-28 Bobcats victory.