The Cougars sweep boys’ and girls’ honors, the Freeport (boys) and Greely (girls) win in Class B, and Fort Kent sweeps Class C.
Mt. Blue Cougars
Nordic skiing: Mt. Blue’s Henri and Nora McCourt claim classical state titles
Twins win Class A races at Titcomb. Freeport’s Teo Steverlynck-Horne, Greely’s Sylvia Harvey, Orono’s Clara White and Fort Kent’s Alder Rearden also earn titles.
Class A wrestling: Massabesic wins first state title since 2008; Mt. Blue takes third
Dillon Gray wins the 144-pound championship for Mt. Blue, which also had three runners-up.
A North boys basketball: No. 2 Mt. Blue rolls past No. 7 Lawrence in quarterfinals
Evans Sterling scores 25 points as the Cougars prepare for a semifinal rematch with Messalonskee, which handed Mt. Blue its first defeat after as 12-0 start.
A North girls basketball: Lawrence rolls past Mt. Blue in A North quarterfinal
Top-seeded Bulldogs will face Camden Hills in the regional semifinals.
Skiing: Edward Little boys finish runner-up to Falmouth at Class A Alpine states; Marshwood duo sweeps top spots
The Hawks’ Prewitt and Maguire follow their giant slalom victories on Wednesday by winning Thursday’s slalom races, and Falmouth’s boys and girls hang on to claim team championships.
A North boys basketball: A lot is up in the air as big-time basketball descends on Augusta
There are still lots of questions to be answered, but the eight-team field is appetizing.
High school roundup: Edward Little Unified basketball tops Leavitt
Shayna Newton and Callum Piper scored 20 and 16 points, respectively, for the Red Eddies. Plus a couple hockey games from Tuesday.
Boys basketball: Top seeds Gray-New Gloucester and Mt. Abram aiming high in postseason
The Patriots (A South) and the Roadrunners (C South) have talent, experience and their sights set on Gold Balls.
Five area semifinalists for Mr. and Miss Maine Basketball awards
Lewiston’s Natalie Beaudoin, Spruce Mountain’s Jaydn Pingree, Edward Little’s Marshal Adams, Monmouth’s Sammy Calder and Mt. Blue’s Evans Sterling are in the running for the honors of the best senior basketball players in the state.