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While perennial favorites may prevail in Class A, the Class B boys' and girls' meets could see first-time champions.

These are 10 girls and 10 boys to keep an eye on as they build up to the conference and state championships.

The Class A and B boys' state meets could be wide open, while Bonny Eagle and Scarborough should vie for the Class A girls' title.

This year's team is dominated by juniors and sophomores, with just two seniors on the list.

New England champion Ruth White of Orono runs the day's fastest time – by 49 seconds – and Bonny Eagle's Addy Thibodeau and York's Cary Drake also earn individual titles.

Edward Little's Payton Bell fourth in Class A. New England champion Ruth White of Orono runs the day's fastest time — by 49 seconds — and Bonny Eagle's Addy Thibodeau and York's Cary Drake also earn individual titles.

The Bonny Eagle girls in Class A and Freeport boys in Class B are eager to defend their state titles, but a host of challengers await.

The Class A meet will take place in Bangor, Class B in Bar Harbor and Class C in Lewiston.

The Gorham girls and Scarborough boys should vie for Class A titles, while the York girls and boys will be tough in Class B.

Many of these teams return a talented core from a competitive outdoor track season in 2021.