(Predicted winners in bold) RANDY WHITEHOUSE (9-2) Oak Hill at Mountain Valley Brunswick at Edward Little Bangor at Lewiston Winthrop/Monmouth/Hall-Dale at Camden Hills Wells at Poland Gray-New Gloucester at Ellsworth Oxford Hills at Sanford Mt. Blue at Messalonskee Sacopee Valley at Telstar Leavitt at Fryeburg Madison at Lisbon WIL KRAMLICH (9-2) Oak Hill at Mountain […]
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Week 2 Weekend Blitz: Reunions and crossovers, mixed with a little deja vu
Brunswick, Edward Little reunite, while Leavitt and Foxcroft present intriguing crossover
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New play clock rule has ripple effects in high school football
Move from 25 seconds to 40 could affect end-of-game scenarios, offensive tempo.
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2019 football preview: Sun Journal staff predictions
The geniuses at the Sun Journal make state championship picks.
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2019 Winthrop/Monmouth/Hall-Dale football preview
The Ramblers have a big, talented senior class looking to fill the void left by Wells’ departure from D South.
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2019 football preview: Games to Watch
Are you a high school football junkie? Here are 30 games to watch this season.
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Complete 2019 Sun Journal football schedule
Thursday, September 5 Telstar at Old Orchard Beach, 7 p.m. Friday, September 6 Maine Central Institute at Winthrop/Monmouth/Hall-Dale, 7 p.m.; Edward Little at Bonny Eagle, 7 p.m.; Dirigo at Lake Region, 7 p.m.; Hermon at Leavitt, 7 p.m.; Cony at Mt. Blue, 7 p.m.; Mtn. Valley at Cape Elizabeth, 7 p.m.; Poland at Spruce Mountain, […]
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2019 football preview: A peek at the ever-changing Maine high school football landscape
The changing football landscape may not be to everyone’s liking, but they may not have to wait long for it to change again.
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2019 football preview: Players to watch
Thirty of the top players in the Sun Journal’s coverage area.