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Varsity Maine volleyball poll has a new No. 1 after week of mayhem (opens the original)
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High school sports coverage is proudly supported by Maine State Credit Union. Who is No. 1 when the previous week’s top-three teams suffered losses? That’s the question that faced Varsity Maine volleyball poll voters. The answer is York. The Wildcats were sixth last week but earn the top spot after knocking off Gorham, which was ranked No. 1 in the season’s first three polls. The Rams are second and still received two first-place votes, one less than York. Thornton Academy garnered the most firs
Scarborough all alone at 2nd in Varsity Maine volleyball poll (opens the original)
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High school sports coverage is proudly supported by Maine State Credit Union. Big 3-1 wins over Deering and Falmouth have vaulted Scarborough out of a second-place tie last week into a solo No. 2 standing in the Varsity Maine volleyball poll. Washington Academy drops to third but notched a big win of its own last week, edging fellow Class B contender York 3-2 on Saturday in York. Scarborough and Washington maintain the first-place votes they received last week. The other seven No. 1s again go to
Reigning champs highlight 1st Varsity Maine volleyball poll of 2026 (opens the original)
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High school sports coverage is proudly supported by Maine State Credit Union. Gorham is No. 1 in the first Varsity Maine volleyball poll of the 2026 season. It makes sense. The Rams have won the past three Class A championships, and among their returners is two-time Varsity Maine Player of the Year Liana Edwards. Behind Gorham is a tie for second place between Washington Academy and Scarborough. The Raiders, the top team in last year’s final poll, have won consecutive Class B titles to go along
Live updates: The 53rd Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway (opens the original)
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We’ll be providing updates from the 53rd running of the Oxford 250, Maine’s most prestigious auto race. Read all about the Windham, Maine native’s victory. Johnny Clark finishes second. Joey Doiron third. The first thing Joey Doiron says in his post-race interview is an apology to DJ Shaw. Barker with a huge lead. Johnny Clark trying to hold off Doiron for second. Brandon Barker has such a fast car that every restart seems to be an advantage to him. Brandon Barker has what is being called a “str
Varsity Maine’s spring all-state and Central Maine all-region honors (opens the original)
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High school sports coverage is proudly supported by Maine State Credit Union. The junior entered the season projected as a top pitcher in Class A South and met that expectation while hitting over .500 to lead the Rams to the state title. Several first basemen are included among the state’s top players. The best of a strong year in the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel coverage area features players from all four classes. After committing to Florida State, the junior dominated while leading t
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