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Gardiner volleyball finding its footing in win over rival Cony (opens the original)
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High school sports coverage is proudly supported by Maine State Credit Union. GARDINER — The Gardiner volleyball team cruised to a victory on Thursday, but the beginning of the season hasn’t been a cakewalk for the Tigers. They beat rival Cony 3-0 at Bragoli Gym, lifting their season record to 2-1. But Gardiner has purposely made its schedule difficult this season, with the bigger picture in mind: Making another trip to the Class C final. The Tigers reached the final last season, falling 3-1 to
Meet 10 central Maine volleyball players to watch in 2026 (opens the original)
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High school sports coverage is proudly supported by Maine State Credit Union. Hannah Adams, Messalonskee senior opposite hitter: One of Messalonskee’s four captains, Adams was among the team’s leaders in blocks last season. Leah Adams, Messalonskee junior middle blocker: Adams was a Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference second-team all-star selection a season ago, when she had 122 blocks and 66 kills. A consistent presence for multiple seasons, she’ll once again be counted on for major production.
Here are the central Maine volleyball teams’ outlooks for 2026 (opens the original)
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High school sports coverage is proudly supported by Maine State Credit Union. Cony: It’s a new day for the Rams, who finished 7-8 last year, falling to Yarmouth in the qualifying round of the Class B playoffs. Cony is under new leadership, as Hannah Kibbin takes over the program. The team also graduated some of its top talent, including Ellie Gould, a KVAC second-team selection last year. Numbers in the program are excellent, but the team is quite young, with Brodie Barrows and Harper Lawrence t
Rain delay didn’t deter fans, drivers at Oxford 250 (opens the original)
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OXFORD — In the middle of a rain storm Sunday night, Glenn Packard stood next to the front fence of the grandstand at Oxford Plains Speedway. A blue umbrella in one hand kept him dry. He passed the time smoking a Phillies Titan cigar, studying the track. Packard drove five hours from Wallingford, Connecticut, to attend the Oxford 250. And no rain delay was going to send him home. “I’ve been going to races since I was 6 years old,” said Packard, 62. “It was something that my dad decided would be
Rain forces Oxford 250 drivers to adapt (opens the original)
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OXFORD — For the third time in four years, rain hit Oxford Plains Speedway ahead of the Oxford 250 on Sunday night. Forecast called for Sunday to be nothing but sunny skies and temperatures in the 70s, but OPS was instead hit with a light, steady rain and temperatures in the 60s, causing a delay at the track from about 1-3 p.m. Despite the weather and pause in racing action, drivers remained in good spirits. Windham’s Cole Robie, who is fourth in the PASS North standings with 2,082 points, sat i
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