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Drouin wins a pair of Class A titles, as does Lewiston teammate Ryker Paradis. Leavitt's Pierre earns three titles and Gray-NG's Carter Libby two in Class B, and Lisbon's Owen Booker takes two in Class C.

The Mountain Valley girls also win big and the big quarter propels Monmouth boys to a home victory.

Nate Oney scores 21 points, including the deciding free throw in overtime, for the Panthers.

Deering starts the game with a 23-5 run and hangs on against Varsity Maine’s No. 1 team.

Tibbetts scores 15 and Ella Pelletier adds 14 for the Vikings; Izzy Morelli's 25 and 24 apiece from Nate Hebert and John Patenaude pace the Gray-New Gloucester girls and boys squads; Evans Sterling puts up 32 for Mt. Blue boys; Oxford Hills and Dirigo boys earn victories.

The Red Storm send the reigning Class AA state champions to a third straight loss, 55-52.

FIRST TEAM Name, School, Class Runner of the Year: Carter Libby, Gray-New Gloucester, Senior Christopher Pottle, Winthrop, Senior Lucas Hutchinson, Oxford Hills, Junior Henri McCourt, Mt. Blue, Junior Gabe Durazo, Leavitt, Senior Preston Gerry, Gray-New Gloucester, Senior SECOND TEAM Name, School, Class Enzo Giampaolo, Lewiston, Sophomore Ben Hatch, Mt. Blue, Sophomore Calvin Vincent, Edward Little, […]