Revisit some of the highlights from Maine’s high school winter sports season.
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Football: Lobster Bowl week begins with opening practices at Foxcroft Academy
34th Shrine Lobster Bowl set for 4 p.m. Saturday at Don Roux Field in Lewiston.
High school basketball celebrates 1,000-point scorers. What milestones matter in other sports?
Wrestlers chase 100 career victories, while softball pitchers aim for 500 strikeouts, but not all sports have recognizable benchmarks.
Most high school softball coaches in Maine are men. A push for change is underway
The blueprint used to get more women involved comes from UMaine women’s basketball coach Amy Vachon.
C boys lacrosse: Maranacook-Winthrop needs OT to eliminate Morse-Boothbay in semifinal
Freshman Jacob Lyons scored in overtime to overcome a 28-save effort from Morse goalie Michael Martin.
C boys lacrosse: No. 3 Wells holds off No. 2 Oak Hill co-op in semifinal
Connor Whitten scores seven goals for the Warriors, who snapped an 8-8 tie in the fourth quarter.
A North softball: Rain washes out Skowhegan-Edward Little in the third inning
The fifth-seeded Red Eddies led the No. 1 River Hawks 2-0 when the skies opened up.
Sidelines: After long year, finale to spring sports is an experience we all deserve
With springtime stress behind us, things this time of year are just better, Mike Mandell writes.
C South baseball: Mountain Valley tops Winthrop in 9-inning prelim showdown
Falcons see four-run lead evaporate but rally for win in extras.
Baseball, softball playoff pictures coming into focus ahead of final games
Messo, Monmouth baseball, Skowhegan, Nokomis, Hall-Dale softball headed for high seeds.