Boys Basketball

The shot everyone in the state has been talking about over the last 48 hours is Parker Ponte's game-winning three to lift the Dexter Tigers past the Central Aroostook Panthers in the Class C boys North Regional Final. As we talked about the controversial shot on Monday's show, we received …

We all saw some great performances during tournament week, and it's time to choose the high school student-athlete whose performance stood out from the rest.

The best of the best in Maine high school basketball will take the court starting Friday, Feb. 28 with the Class B finals in Bangor. Then, on Saturday, Feb. 29, the rest of the field plays in Portland and Augusta.

The undefeated Dexter Tigers kept their unbeaten record and added a Class C North championship Saturday night with a win over the top-seed Central Aroostook Panthers in Bangor.

The defending state champion Caribou Vikings made short work of the Ellsworth Eagles Saturday afternoon, cruising to a 62-40 win in their quest to defend their Class B title.

The Machias Bulldogs rallied in the fourth quarter, pulling away from the Easton Bears to claim the Class D North title at the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor.

The regional championships are decided on Saturday, as the state's best high school teams face off in Bangor, Augusta and Portland.

The Hampden Academy Broncos beat the Cony Rams 52-50 Friday night to claim the Class A North title and earn a trip to the state finals next Saturday.

The Class C North semifinals take over the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor on Friday, while in Augusta, the Hampden Academy Broncos girls and boys teams vie for the Class A North title.

The Machias Bulldogs pulled off perhaps the biggest upset of the tournament Thursday night, ousting the top seed and previously undefeated Jonesport-Beals Royals to advance to the Class D North finals on Saturday