Beloved coach, who died in December, led the Raiders to three consecutive Class D state titles.
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High school football: What could season look like this fall?
High school football coaches wonder how to safely begin a season while adhering to social distancing rules.
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Sidelines: For Waterville’s Trafton Gilbert, the Lobster Bowl is a ‘What If?’
Senior is one of the student athletes selected to play in the now-cancelled Maine Shrine Lobster Bowl, Travis Lazarczyk writes.
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Football coaches, players react to cancelation of Maine Shrine Lobster Bowl
The annual all-star game that benefits Shriners Hospitals will not be played this summer because of the coronavirus.
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Virtual clinics give football coaches a chance to discuss the sport
Leavitt coach Mike Hathaway hosting Zoom sessions that bring coaches from Maine and beyond together in unique setting.
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Football: Coaches, ADs react to new classification for 2020
While many say the changes approved by the MPA are good for the sport, some feel even greater changes are needed.
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Football: MPA approves reclassification for 2020 season
The changes include an increase from 10 to 26 teams in eight-man football, and just one division in Class D for this fall.
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Football: Lobster Bowl rosters announced
Three players each from Class A champ Bonny Eagle and Class B champ Marshwood highlight the West roster.
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Munzing Media fills sports void by streaming past football games
Former coach plays to sports fans’ nostalgia by showing Lobster Bowls, playoff contests.
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Football: As eight-man ranks grow, the rest of the state is wondering how it will adapt
The number of 11-man Class D teams will be greatly reduced, and struggling Class C teams will lose their most common opponents.