The defending regional champions survive an upset bid by the ninth-seeded Knights.
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Edward Little girls swim co-op completes sweep, Camden Hills repeats at KVAC championships
Edward Little/Lewiston/Leavitt/Poland girls claim first conference championship, and defending champion Camden Hills wins Class B title with ease.
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Records fall as Morse, Edward Little co-op win KVAC boys swimming titles
Edward Little/Lewiston/Leavitt/Poland wins its fourth straight Class A conference title, and Morse wins its fourth straight in Class B.
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Forming a swimming relay team can take some time, strategy
Coaches look at a variety of factors like speed, starting positions and competitive drive when determining their relay squads.
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Winslow girls hockey co-op ousts Edward Little co-op in OT
Katie Berard’s overtime goal gives the Black Tigers an opening-round upset for the second straight season.
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Watch: Poland’s Damon Martin makes nation’s top high school football play
MaxPreps ranks junior’s forced fumble and long return No. 1 on its top 5 plays of the week, ahead of plays from Georgia, Alabama and Texas.
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Varsity Maine football honor roll, Oct. 14
Standout performances from Week 6 of the high school season.
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Varsity Maine football honor roll, Oct. 7
Top individual performances from Week 5.
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Football: Winthrop/Monmouth/Hall-Dale uses the run and the pass to defeat Poland
Cody Cobb ran for three touchdowns as the Ramblers improved to 5-0.
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Lobster Bowl: Football players and cheerleaders learn the purpose behind the game
High school football players and cheerleaders chosen for the Lobster Bowl learn about the importance of their fundraising from patients who have been treated at Shriners Hospitals for Children.