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​Maine's smallest high schools worry about future of sports, impact on their communities

Maine's smallest high schools face declining enrollments and adopt eight-player soccer, new Class S, and co-ops to sustain sports programs, officials said.

Summary by Portland Press Herald
As the state’s rural communities get smaller, players, coaches and administrators in those places must adapt to survive.

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Lewiston Sun JournalLewiston Sun Journal
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​Maine's smallest high schools worry about future of sports, impact on their communities

As the state’s rural communities get smaller, players, coaches and administrators in those places must adapt to survive.

·Lewiston, United States
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Central Maine NewsCentral Maine News
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​Maine's smallest high schools worry about future of sports, impact on their communities

As the state’s rural communities get smaller, players, coaches and administrators in those places must adapt to survive.

·Maine, United States
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Portland Press HeraldPortland Press Herald
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​Maine's smallest high schools worry about future of sports, impact on their communities

As the state’s rural communities get smaller, players, coaches and administrators in those places must adapt to survive.

·Portland, United States
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Portland Press Herald broke the news in Portland, United States on Tuesday, November 25, 2025.
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