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Thomas Curtis and Cole Purvis are back to talk about the depth of the SoPo girls, the defensive mindset behind Joe Russo's Portland Bulldogs, and the chaos that was the Scarborough/Bonny Eagle double overtime instant classic.
Cole and Thomas recap Deering's big upset over Gorham, Maddie Fitzpatrick's unanimous Ms. Maine Basketball case, and everything else that AA had to offer last week.
Thomas and Cole are back on the mics to discuss Gorham knocking Windham off, the depth on the girls side of AA North, and upcoming games this week.
Thomas and Cole discuss Gorham's big weekend, Cheverus' dominance, the Maine Event, and everything else that happened in AA last week.
Cole and Thomas recap the Scarborough/Cheverus games, question if the Cheverus girls can go 18-0, and preview upcoming AA clashes.
Cole Purvis and Thomas Curtis recap the night that was in Class AA, name contenders on the Boys' side, and break down the battle between the Cheverus and Thornton Academy girls.
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Cole Purvis: https://twitter.com/Cole_Purvis
Thomas Curtis: https://twitter.com/ThomasCurtisGHS
No one covers high school sports quite as prolifically as The Forecaster's Michael Hoffer. His game stories are long, in-depth, and essential reads for anyone who wants to follow southern Maine sports from afar. So I had him on the show to preview the spring sports, talk a little basketball, and try to figure out how a kid from Arizona ended up in Maine anyway.
Follow Michael on Twitter: https://twitter.com/foresports
Jon Duke has been podcasting about the Celtics since before podcasting was even a thing.
He joins me to talk about the current season, how we feel about the upcoming playoffs run, and whether or not Joe Mazzulla can lead this team to a title. Plus we talk about the early days of podcasting, when you needed two tin cans and a string. Also, we talk about the recent struggles of the Camden Hills program and what he's doing in his role as head of the boosters to help lead them back into contention.
Follow Jon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/csl_duke
Dillon Kingsbury first broke on the scene as the barely-older-than-his-players coach of the Easton Bears who upset then-undefeated Jonesport-Beals. Since then, he's won a Gold Ball with the Central Aroostook girls as the 6 seed and took over his alma mater at Presque Isle. Naturally, he pulled off another upset this year over #2 Winslow.
We talk about his coaching journey, what he's learned along the way, and what's unique about basketball in the County.
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