Senior guard dominated defensively and came through in the clutch offensively to lead the Red Eddies to their second gold ball in three years.

Senior asserted herself and led the Vikings to their second state championship in a row.

The senior forward led the Blue Devils in goals and points, and capped his career by scoring both of team's goals in state final win.

The Edward Little/Leavitt/Poland goalie capped off her four-year starting career by capturing every award she could as a senior.

The sophomore stills marvels at winning Class A state pursuit title after racing off with No. 1 finishes in the classical and freestyle competitions.

Sophomore won the classical state championship, took second in the freestyle and was the runner-up in the Class C pursuit.

Fueled by talent and enthusiasm, freshman shined all season, winning the state slalom title and a pair of KVAC titles and helping the Cougars claim the Class A state championship.

Mt. Blue senior captain helped steer the Cougars to a second-place finish at the Class A state championships.

Oxford Hills senior dominated the 220-pound division to capture his first state championship and finish second at the New England championships.

The Blue Devils freshman won conference titles, pushed the state's best hurdler and set a state freshman record in a standout first season.

His coach calls Nigel Katende a "kinesthetic genius," and the sophomore's performance, particularly in the clutch, this season showed why.

The Blue Devils overcame obstacles before and during major competitions and still placed among the best each time.

An award-winning performance at the Lewiston-Edward Little meet propelled Bellefleur to postseason success, including a KVAC title and two top-5 showings at the state meet.

Junior finds his stride at the right time and finishes season with strong performances at the conference and state meets.