Rankings · Oct 1, 2024
Maine XC Festival of Champions Maine boys all-time top 1000.
Rankings · Sep 26, 2023
Maine XC Festival of Champions Maine boys all-time top 1000.
Feature · Mar 4, 2014
"Alumni Report" will feature a recap of all those athletes who competed in Maine during HS & have continued on to compete in College. If the meet results get posted on any Milesplit affiliate site during the week, they will be featured in the recap each week. February 24, 2014 - March 02, 2014
Feature · Apr 29, 2013
Follow Brunswick HS senior Alex Nichol's Indoor Track blog. Nichols is the 2x defending Class A indoor 400m champion, and one of the top sprinters in the state. Blog #7
News · Jan 7, 2011
The Brunswick girls continue to be impressive early this season as they took the girls meet scoring 158 points. Alexis Dickinson (Brunswick) sprints her way to a state leader in the 55m, 7.65. Lindsey Folsom (Cony) vaulting to new heights with her 10-6 state leading clearance. On the boys side, Lewiston earned the win scoring 162 to take down Brunswick who had 135.  Mike Slovenski continues to dominate the vault with his 14-8 clearance.  Click headline to view highlights Results  | Meet 2 Boys Results
Feature · Aug 15, 2010
With the season in Maine officially starting on Monday, we asked the running community what they are excited about looking toward this fall's season.  Here is what they said...
Feature · Aug 9, 2010
 Check out the Class A Eastern Maine Boys preview. We take an in-depth look at the top returning teams and individuals for the 2010 season as we prepare for the season ahead. This is Part 3 of our Regional Previews, stayed tuned throughout the next few weeks as we preview the 2010 season. Pictured left the 2009 Eastern Maine champion Brunswick Dragons, who will be looking to repeat in 2010
Feature · Jan 3, 2010
  Follow our Winter Bloggers Melody Lam (Mt. Blue) & Patrick Horan (Brunswick) as they compete during the indoor track season. Check back to read their weekly entries. Click headline to see all blog entries for the winter.     New entry posted on 1/24 by Patrick Horan Click here to read