In the annual Lesley Martin and Chris Campbell Memorial Swim Meet, the Edward Little/Leavitt boys team continued its undefeated season while the Blue Devils earned a big win on the girls side.
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Girls hockey: Sarah Moore shines in Eagles’ quarterfinal win against Yarmouth/Freeport
The Lisbon sophomore scores all four goals in No. 3 Mt. Ararat/Lisbon/Morse/Lincoln Academy’s win over the No. 6 Clippers.
Area roundup: Sierra Carson scores 33 in Oxford Hills’ rout of Windham
Carson gets the Vikings going early and leads the third-quarter charge. Also, wins for the Oxford Hills boys and Oak Hill and Gray-New Gloucester girls.
Area roundup: Spruce Mountain remains perfect with win over Mountain Valley
Jace Bessey paces the Phoenix with 21 points and Camden Phillips adds 17 in a 60-40 victory. Plus, more basketball action from Monday.
Girls hockey: Lewiston again is the top team in North heading into playoffs
The Blue Devils are the No. 1 seed, followed by Edward Little/Leavitt/Poland and Mt. Ararat/Lisbon/Morse/Lincoln Academy, and will have a quarterfinal bye due to Greely opting out of the postseason.
Area roundup: Monmouth/Winthrop wins Class D regional cheering title; Oxford Hills hosts Nordic sprint race
The Mustangs beat out runner-up Central Aroostook by more than 11 points. Also, the sun was shining in Paris for Nordic ski races at Sunnycroft Farm.
Hockey notebook: Sarah Moore’s position change helping Eagles fly high
Lisbon sophomore’s switch from forward to defense paying dividends for Mt. Ararat/Lisbon/Morse/Lincoln Academy. Also, area players having success at NYA; the boys Travis Roy Prep Cup begins next week; MPA announces times for state and regional championships.
Varsity Maine hockey polls: Edward Little still No. 1 in boys rankings
The Lewiston girls drop to second after overtime loss to Cape Elizabeth/Waynflete/South Portland, which moves from fourth last week to first.
Area roundup: Oak Hill outlasts Telstar in girls basketball
A late layup lifts the Raiders to the MVC victory. Close wins for the Spruce Mountain and Dirigo boys, as well, and the Sassi Memorial has a rescheduled date.