Varsity Maine Live

Travis Lazarczyk and Drew Bonifant of the Press Herald and Michael Hoffer of The Forecaster discuss the latest news in high school sports. They are joined by Harry and Jade Haylock of the Class B champion Leavitt golf team.

Travis Lazarczyk and Steve Craig of the Press Herald and Dave Dyer of the Kennebec Journal discuss the latest news in high school sports, including concerns about fan behavior.

Travis Lazarczyk of the Press Herald, Michael Hoffer of The Forecaster and Lee Horton of the Sun Journal discuss the latest news in high school sports and preview this weekend's games. This week's guest is Lewiston football coach Jason Versey.

Travis Lazarczyk and Drew Bonifant of the Portland Press Herald and Dave Dyer of the Kennebec Journal/Morning Sentinel discuss the latest happenings in high school sports. Their guest is Theresa Arsenault, the field hockey coach at Cheverus High.

Travis Lazarczyk and Drew Bonifant of the Portland Press Herald and Mike Mandell of the Kennebec Journal discuss the latest news in high school sports. Their guest is Cony football coach B.L. Lippert.

Our sports reporters discuss the latest news in high school sports. Their guests this week are Waynflete girls' lacrosse coach Cathie Connors and her daughter, Jess, a senior on the team.

It’s no stretch to say that the Flagg brothers – Cooper, Ace and Hunter – became a celebrity basketball family on Maine’s varsity circuit this past season. Cooper and Ace Flagg came to Nokomis Regional High School with incredible statewide attention that's rarely seen in Maine high school sports.

The twins, along with senior brother Hunter, didn't disappoint either, as they carried Nokomis to its first-ever boys basketball state championship. Cooper Flagg electrified crowds and dominated opponents with thunderous dunks and standout play.

Basketball runs in the family, too, as mom Kelly Bowman Flagg starred at Nokomis, where she scored more than 1,200 points in her scholastic career before going to play at the University of Maine. Bowman Flagg started on the Maine team that beat Stanford in 1999 for the program's only NCAA tournament victory.

Cooper, one of the top-ranked freshman players in the country, was named Maine Gatorade Player of the Year after averaging 20.5 points, 10 rebounds, 6.2 assists, 3.7 steals and 3.7 blocks per game, and he scored 22 points and grabbed 16 rebounds in the Class A title game victory over Falmouth.

Cooper and Ace will be transferring to basketball prep powerhouse Montverde Academy in Montverde, Florida. But in the meantime they’re finishing out a school year in Maine that left an indelible mark on the high school basketball history books. The Flagg brothers were interviewed Thursday, April 14, by CentralMaine.com sports writer Drew Bonifant.

Join our sports reporters as they discuss this weekend's state championships in high school basketball.