The Mt. Ararat and Hampden Academy girls meet in an all-KVAC showdown, and the Messalonskee boys take on Falmouth.
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Messalonskee boys basketball ready to take final step in Class A title game
The senior-powered Eagles are set to face Falmouth for the Class A state title on Friday night.
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Posted inBoys Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
The boys hockey playoffs are here. Who are the contenders?
Falmouth (Class A), Cheverus/Yarmouth (Class B South) and John Bapst (Class B North) are the top seeds entering the playoffs.
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Friday’s Class A North basketball tournament highlight reel
Top plays from the girls and boys regional finals at the Augusta Civic Center.
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Messalonskee boys basketball surges past Hampden for A North title
The top-seeded Eagles pull away from the Broncos in the second half, setting up a state final against Falmouth.
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Messalonskee boys basketball surges past Hampden for A North title
The top-seeded Eagles pull away from the Broncos in the second half, setting up a state final against Falmouth.
Posted inBoys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Wednesday’s Augusta basketball tournament highlight reel
Big upset highlighted the slate of games at Augusta Civic Center.
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Saturday’s Augusta basketball tournament highlight reel
Top plays from second day of the basketball tourney at the Augusta Civic Center.
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Here are 15 Maine boys hoop players who will impact the state tourney
From the big schools to the smallest, these players are expected to shine this postseason.
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Sweeping changes to Maine high school basketball proposed
A five-class basketball system that would double the number of Class AA teams is still a work in progress. The MPA also approved a more balanced four-class 11-man football structure.