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Brooke Brown's 12 points lead the Falcons. The Winthrop and Spruce Mountain girls and the Gray-New Gloucester and Telstar/Gould boys also win Wednesday.

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.

Blue Devils top Noble in four sets; Edward Little field hockey and boys soccer victorious; Telstar boys defeat Spruce Mountain, and Gray-NG boys beat NYA.

If you're under 21 years old, you may not be able to get into bars much longer.

Hawks take over in the second half after the game was tied at halftime, but the Patriots fight until the final buzzer.

Boys’ hockey: The Navigators win a clash of top-five teams in the Varsity Maine poll, earning their 12th consecutive victory.

Ella Kenney and Ali Portas each scored 10 points for Gray-NG girls, while Noah Hebert puts up 19 in the boys victory; Jenna Osgood puts up 20 in Mt. Abram girls' win; St. Dom's boys top Seacoast Christian; Spruce Mountain, Mt. Abram put up big numbers.

Boys’ basketball: York rallies to force an extra session, but Nate Hebert leads the Patriots to a 70-61 victory.

Nate Hebert nails down six 3-pointers and scores 25 points in the Patriots' victory; KK Daggett scores 17 for Mt. Blue girls, Grace Robbins has 14 for Dirigo girls and John Patenaude scores 12 for Poland boys.

The Clippers continue their quest for the No. 1 seed in Class B South, posting a 53-35 victory.