Maranacook's depth paid off with the Class C title, while Fort Fairfield's Michael Bruce and Kents Hill's Amelie Zachrinson wIn individual championships.

Co-medalist Marc Twombly leads Scarborough with a 71, tying Greely's Joe Hansen for individual honors, while Falmouth's Carley Iannetta wins the girls' title with an 82.

Falmouth is ready to defend its Class A title, and Lincoln Academy seeks the Class B crown.

Shipbuilders cap 9-1 regular season with seventh conference championship.

Several schools have had to set roster limits, and others have had to get creative with managing course time for their players.

Whether chasing team or individual titles, these 10 players should be among the best in the state.

Falmouth returns with most of its team intact after winning its second title in three years, but challengers abound.

The deep and talented Navigators are armed for a title defense, though several other SMAA teams will offer a challenge.

The high school golf season got under way, and the Midcoast should once again feature several talented golfers.

From slow play to a rain delay, final round showed the importance of having a mental edge.

Sean Bosdosh, a Clarksburg, Maryland, PGA pro, overcomes early struggles to claim a two-stroke win.

Clarksburg, Maryland, PGA pro overcomes early struggles to claim two-stroke win.

The senior finished off his career with his third straight Class B individual title while leading the Falcons to a runner-up finish.

Players of the Year Eli Spaulding and Jade Haylock lead our list of four seniors, five juniors and a sophomore.

The junior won her third straight Class B girls' title this fall, continuing her progression as one of the state's best amateur players.

Brunswick's Will Farschon wins the individual title in Class A, while Fort Kent's Kaden Theriault takes individual honors in Class C.

Brunswick, Scarborough, Falmouth and Thornton Academy are back as favorites in Class A, as is Maranacook in Class C, while Freeport and Nokomis should contend in Class B.

Presque Isle captures its first team championship, holding off Freeport, Nokomis, Yarmouth and Cony.

The Dragons, who previously qualified for the Class A championships, shoot 311 as a team, while Warriors finish with a 329.

Black Bears score 331 to claim team title; MCI’s Moore shoots event-best 74.

All eyes are on Brunswick and its repeat bid, but other teams lurk that could challenge for a state title in October.

The Dragons won their first state title last year, and with most players back, they're ready to take on the top teams in Class A again.

Returning individual champions in Classes A and B highlight the list of players who should shine this fall.

Dragons return 8 key golfers to make them a threat once again.

After winning the Class A title last fall, the Dragons will become the latest Maine team to compete with the country's best high school teams.

The Tiger standout recently finished his freshman year.

See our All-State selections for football, soccer, field hockey, volleyball, cross country and golf.

The sophomore won her second straight Class B title and led Leavitt to its first state championship.

Despite pain in his feet that prevented him from walking 18 holes, the sophomore won the Class A individual championship.

Freeport's Eli Spaulding and Leavitt's Jade Haylock repeat as Class B individual champs, and MCI's Owen Moore and Jillian Plamondon take Class C honors.

The Dragons hold off Scarborough and defending champion Falmouth to capture the Class A title.

The defending champions look as formidable as ever going into title weekend at Natanis Golf Course, but contenders lurk.

Undefeated through regular season, Dragons secure berth in Class A championships.

Many of the top teams and players in Maine return from last season, and several will try to repeat as state champions.

Returning state champions are loaded for a repeat bid, while some teams in the hunt last year eye strong seasons again.

Many of the top players from last year's state championships are back and looking for more success.

Freeport's Eli Spaulding returns as one of top golfers in the state, as well.

Season that starts early and comes fast teed off Wednesday in Manchester.

A sophomore, Spaulding capped a dominant season by shooting an impressive 4-under 68 to win the Class B state championship.

The senior was undefeated in the regular season and won the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference title before finishing second at the state championships.

These are our choices for the state's top high school athletes in football, soccer, field hockey, cross country, volleyball and golf.

Brunswick, Mt. Ararat and Freeport all enjoyed successful seasons as well.

Lucas Flaherty of South Portland, Cheyenne Couture of Noble, George Fahey of Waynflete and Clarice Bell of Orono capture individual titles.

Yarmouth captures the team championship at Natanis Golf Course in Vassalboro.

State team and individual champions to be crowned this weekend.