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Rising to the top: The winners of the 2018 Varsity Maine Awards
The awards honor the best in Maine high school athletics from around the state.
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The two-sport standout who comes from a family of athletes set a high standard for the Shiretowners. -
Comfortable in any role – quarterback, ace pitcher, slugger or reserve – all the three-sport athlete did was help the Eddies win.
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The Indians won yet another Class A championship – their 15th in the last 17 years.
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After 34 years of coaching, Rix leaves with 10 team state championships.
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The standout softball pitcher was Portland High's valedictorian and is on her way to Penn's Wharton Business School.
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The three-sport athlete deftly struck a balance between athletics and academics.
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The biggest bucket of the year for the Tigers came from an unlikely source, and won them a playoff game.
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Kolton Brochu learned to deal with Type 1 Diabetes, and has excelled in football and baseball for the Tigers.
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Archibald immediately became a team leader, even being chosen as a captain by her basketball teammates.
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After losing in the regional final a year earlier, St. Dom's won its first Class C state championship with an undefeated season.
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The Red Eddies captured the Class AA state championship, ending a 72-year title drought.
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The Rams won their final 13 games to capture the Class A title for a record fifth consecutive year.
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