Rangers can’t hold a 12-point lead and fall, 45-43, to undefeated Warriors.
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Yarmouth’s upset bid falls short versus unbeaten Wells
Warriors hit 3s, free throws to pull away for 44-35 victory.
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Posted inBaseball, Girls Basketball, Girls Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine
Big day for Wells High athletes on National Signing Day
Basketball player Grace Ramsdell and soccer player Emma Badger accept athletic scholarships to play at the NCAA Division I level – a first for the school.
Posted inFootball, Varsity Maine
Football: Wells rallies from 21-point deficit to eliminate York, 35-27
Conner Whitten scores three times and the Warriors’ defense comes up big in the second half as Wells advances to the Class C South semifinals.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Football: Wells shines in all phases in surprising rout of Winslow
Warriors make plays in the air and on the ground, and shut down the Black Raiders’ offensive attack.
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Pat Moody back home, leading Wells High athletic program
Once a star basketball player for the Warriors, Moody is now a first-year athletic director and discovering that everyone is willing to help make the program run smoothly.
Posted inSoftball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Varsity Maine Spotlight: Savannah Grover, Wells
A left-handed pitcher with a nasty screwball, she is the only returning player with varsity experience for the Warriors softball team.
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Positive lessons were found in a fall season like no other
‘I think the biggest thing is getting the kids playing,’ says one coach, a refrain echoed by almost all involved in high school sports.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Esteemed football coaches pull off victories – on election day
Kennebunk High’s Joe Rafferty and Wells’ Tim Roche win seats in the Maine Legislature.
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Frustrated athletes in York County remain on the sidelines
High school teams have not been able to play games or hold practices this fall because of the county’s virus outbreaks – and many players worry they won’t have a season at all.