“We’re making sure we’re crisp,” coach Dave St. Hilaire said of Winthrop/Monmouth/Hall-Dale, which hosts Spruce Mountain for a D South semifinal this week.
Winthrop Ramblers
Girls cross country: Edward Little’s Bell, Poland’s Ouellette finish ninth at state championships
Bonny Eagle, Greely and Orono win state titles and Falmouth junior Sofie Matson once again is the class of the field with only the second sub-18:00 time in Twin Brook history.
Boys cross country: Schomaker wins first wheelchair state title, Lisbon’s Laviolette takes second
Leavitt’s Jonathan Schomaker makes history as first wheelchair champ, while Lisbon’s Aidan Laviolette takes second in Class C and Lisandro Berry-Gaviria leads Mt. Ararat to Class A title.
Class C field hockey championship: Maranda Poulin carries Foxcroft past Winthrop
Ponies knock off the defending champion Ramblers, who were playing in their third consecutive title game.
Field hockey: ‘Brand new’ Winthrop squad seeks to defend state title
Ramblers face Foxcroft, while Biddeford and Skowhegan will meet again for the Class A title and York is back in the Class B championship game for the seventh straight year.
Field hockey: Francis’ game rises when the stakes become higher for Winthrop
Gia Francis brings championship pedigree to a young Winthrop team looking for back-to-back state championship for the first time since 1988 and 1989.
Huddle Up: Playoff predictions, for entertainment purposes only
Yes, all of the favorites will win. That says more about the state of high school football than it does about the author’s admitted lack of courage.
C South field hockey final: Strong first half lifts Winthrop over St. Dom’s
The Ramblers reach their third straight Class C state championship game.
H.S. football notes: Hornets, Ramblers head into postseason on top
With the exception of Class A, the high school football playoffs kick off next weekend.
Field hockey notes: Mt. Blue’s Molly Harmon a Miss Maine award finalist
Also, regional championship schedules finalized, and area teams draw 5 p.m. games.