Merritt scores four goals as Greyhounds pour it on in second half of 5-0 victory.
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Local roundup: Mountain Valley field hockey tops rival Dirigo in OT
Avery Sevigny’s overtime goal lifts Falcons in their regular season finale. Also, other field hockey and soccer action from Monday.
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Local roundup: Oxford Hills pulls away in girls soccer
The Vikings score six second-half goals to beat Brewer; Mountain Valley boys get their first win; Poland battles Freeport to a field hockey draw.
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H.S. golf: Locals ready for individual state championships
Leavitt’s Ruby Haylock looks to be a contender again for the girls’ title, while Neil LaRochelle and Demetri Gammaitoni of St. Dom’s enter the Class C tournament as co-WMC champions.
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Local roundup: Trizzie Ha leads Gray-NG field hockey to victory
Ha tallies two goals as Patriots edge Wells. Plus more from field hockey and soccer games Tuesday.
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H.S. golf: Leavitt, St. Dom’s finish third at team state championships
Mt. Ararat, York repeat as state champs and Kents Hill wins Class C.
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Local roundup: Leavitt football roughs up Poland
Wyatt Hathaway plays a part in four touchdowns in Hornets’ 48-6 win. Plus, soccer and field hockey action from Friday.
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Field hockey: Spruce Mountain overpowers Dirigo
Paris Howes, Emily Castonguay and Hanni Johnson each score a goal in the Phoenix’s 3-1 win.
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H.S golf: Area teams ready for team state championships
Dirigo (MVC), Leavitt (KVAC Class B) and St. Dom’s (WMC) head into the state championship having won their respective conference championships.
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Eight-man football is a boon for struggling programs
After years of taking their lumps, several high school teams are thriving in the new version of the sport.