The Eagles take a 17-1 lead in the first quarter on their way to ousting the Patriots, 51-31, in a Class A South quarterfinal.
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Area roundup: Edward Little edges Lewiston in boys hockey
Jack Keefe plays the hero for the host Red Eddies. In other Class A boys hockey action, the Knight Hawks swoop past the Ice Cats and the Kings down the Capers.
A South boys basketball: Fryeburg finishes off Gray-New Gloucester in quarterfinals
The Raiders end each quarter strong, including finally putting away the Patriots in the fourth.
Class B Alpine skiing: Rangeley girls finish third at state championships
Cape Elizabeth boys and Yarmouth girls win team state titles, while Cape’s Tiernan Lathrop and Dana Schwartz sweep the boys and girls slalom titles, respectively.
Area roundup: Oxford Hills makes quick work of Deering in Class AA North girls quarterfinal
Sierra Carson collects 27 points and knocks down five 3-pointers in the Vikings’ 63-30 victory.
Area roundup: Gray-New Gloucester’s Michael Maines wins WMC freestyle Nordic title
Maines is the fastest in Saturday’s skate race, helping the Patriots to a third-place team finish. Also, Buckfield and Edward Little’s girls basketball seasons come to an end, as does Edward Little boys hockey’s unbeaten start.
Girls hockey: Quick-strike offense powers Lewiston past Saints and into regional final
Leah Dube, Toree St. Hilaire, Charlotte Cloutier and Leah Landry each score two goals for the Blue Devils in their North semifinal win over St. Dom’s/Gray-New Gloucester/Winthrop/Monmouth.
Cheerleading: Lewiston, Lisbon and Monmouth/Winthrop add to state title collections
The Blue Devils win the Class A championship, Medomak Valley takes Class B, the Greyhounds are back on top in Class C and the Mustangs win Class D.
Area roundup: Poland boys runner-up at WMC indoor track championships
The Knights finish second to York, which sweeps the boys and girls titles in dominating fashion.
Area roundup: Emma Charles, Mt. Blue lead Nordic championships
The Cougars boys also lead after day one of the KVAC championships, and on the MVC side, the Mt. Abram boys and Orono girls are in first. Plus, plenty of basketball and hockey action.