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Our best photos from Tuesday’s swimming, wrestling, Nordic skiing titles
We had an exciting day of high school sports, with girls wrestling, boys swimming and Nordic skiing championships, plus the first semifinal games and last quarterfinal matchups in the basketball tournament.
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Gaffney McDonough of Morse dives into the pool at the start of the 50-yard freestyle race at the Class B boys swimming state championship at Bowdoin College in Brunswick on Tuesday. McDonough won the race with a time of 21.10 seconds, setting a meet record. Gregory Rec/Portland Press HeraldGaffney McDonough of Morse celebrates his victory in the 50-yard freestyle race at the Class B boys swimming state championship at Bowdoin College in Brunswick on Tuesday. McDonough won the race with a time of 21.10 seconds, setting a meet record. Gregory Rec/Portland Press HeraldOceanside teammates Charlotte Quin, center, Lily Stackpole and Renee Ripley celebrate a 3-point basket in overtime. Derek Davis/Portland Press HeraldMadison’s Raegan Cowan, left, dribbles toward the basket as Monmouth Academy’s Hayli Paradis defends. Joe Phelan/Kennebec JournalMt. Blue’s Brooklynn Webber, left, savors her victory over Piper Leone of Belfast, right, during the 126 pound final at the girls state championship wrestling Tuesday in Farmington. Rich Abrahamson/Morning SentinelMt. Blue’s Kadyn Hansen, left, has the upper hand over Ciara Farias of Gardiner during the 114 pound final round match during the girls state championship wrestling Tuesday in Farmington. Hansen won the match. Rich Abrahamson/Morning SentinelSamuel Geissinger of Spruce Mountain heads up the first hill of the Nordic skiing championships at Black Mountain in Rumford. Andree Kehn/Sun JournalAlden Reardon of Fort Kent recovers after a strong finish. Andree Kehn/Sun JournalBiddeford’s Jordyn Crump shoots over Riley Small, left, and Maddie Grimaldi during the Tigers’ 36-28 win in a Class B South semifinal on Tuesday in Portland. Derek Davis/Portland Press HeraldBiddeford celebrates after beating Spruce Mountain, 36-28, in a Class B South girls basketball semifinal on Tuesday in Portland. Derek Davis/Portland Press HeraldMarshwood’s Emmalynn Piattoni, left, looks to escape a move from Dirigo’s Amelia Maillett during a 138-pound match at the girls wrestling championships Tuesday. Rich Abrahamson/Morning SentinelNoble’s Hannah Perro takes down Parker Theriault of Mattanawcook/PVHS during a 100-pound preliminary round match. Rich Abrahamson/Morning SentinelHannah Perro, right, and Parker Theriault of Mattanawcook/PVHS size each other up during a 100-pound preliminary round match at the girls state wrestling championships. Rich Abrahamson/Morning SentinelAnnabelle Chabot of Leavitt is blown off balance during a wind gust as Maya Kellett of Mt. Blue and Skyler Condon of Spruce Mountain make their final push. Andree Kehn/Sun JournalNora McCourt, right, offers a fist bump to Rowan Barry as she crosses the finish line. Andree Kehn/Sun JournalBiddeford’s Gabriella Silva hauls in a pass against Spruce Mountain. Derek Davis/Portland Press HeraldDirigo’s Emily Woods gets the ball away from Carrabec’s Macie Plourde during a Class C South quarterfinal game Tuesday at the Augusta Civic Center. Anna Chadwick/Morning SentinelMorse swimmers cheer on teammate Sawyer Wright as he swims the last leg of the 400-yard freestyle relay at the Class B boys swimming state championship at Bowdoin College in Brunswick on Tuesday. Morse won the relay with a time of 3 minutes, 13.91 seconds. Gregory Rec/Portland Press HeraldSawyer Wright of Morse, left, swims the backstroke leg of the 200-yard medley relay at the Class B boys swimming state championship at Bowdoin College in Brunswick on Tuesday. Morse won the relay with a time of 1 minute, 36.84 seconds. Gregory Rec/Portland Press HeraldYork’s Reece MacDonald and and Spruce Mountain’s Dylan Jewett chase after a loose ball. MacDonald, who forced the turnover, recovered and scored on the other end. Carl D. Walsh/Portland Press HeraldYork’s Lucas Ketchum and Spruce Mountain’s Cai Dougher go for the ball under the basket. Carl D. Walsh/Portland Press HeraldPoland’s Lise Poublan and Hall-Dale’s Torie Tibbetts both battle for a rebound during a Class C South quarterfinal game Tuesday in Augusta. Anna Chadwick/Morning SentinelMedomak Valley’s Mason Nguyen blocks a shot by Lincoln Academy Drew Hunt during Class B South semifinal at the Portland Expo. Carl D. Walsh/Portland Press HeraldMedomak Valley’s Mason Nguyen and Lincoln Academy’s AJ Giberson compete for a loose ball. Carl D. Walsh/Portland Press HeraldMedomak Valley’s Kristian Schumann goes up for a shot against Lincoln Academy’s AJ Giberson and James Hanley during the Panthers’ 57-40 win over in a Class B South semifinal on Tuesday in Portland. Carl D. Walsh/Portland Press HeraldPoland’s Phoebe Paradis drives to the basket past Hall-Dale’s Marie Benoit. Anna Chadwick/Morning SentinelMorse senior Gaffney McDonough jumps into the pool to celebrate Morse’s victory at the Class B boys swimming state championship at Bowdoin College in Brunswick on Tuesday. Gregory Rec/Portland Press Herald
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