Glenn Jordan

Caribou beats Yarmouth in Class B for its first state title since 1995, and Fort Kent earns its first championship by defeating Waynflete in Class C.

Yarmouth wins in Class B for the fifth straight season, and Waynflete claims its 16th consecutive Class C state championship.

glenn jordan, portland press herald, maine Jun. 12—LEWISTON — As skies grew darker, umbrellas popped open and drops increasingly splattered around him, John Habeeb looked up with a broad smile.

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glenn jordan, portland press herald, maine Jun. 12—LEWISTON — As skies grew darker, umbrellas popped open and drops increasingly splattered around him, John Habeeb looked up with a broad smile.

Five seniors are among the state's top eight players. Kira Gregor, Cony freshman: Gregor went 11-1 while playing No. 1 singles in team competition, losing only to Gardiner's Haylie Peacock.

The Yarmouth senior returned to high school competition after a two-year hiatus and won a second singles state title, then led the Clippers to the Class B South title.

Six of this year's eight honorees are undergraduates.

The senior never dropped a set on his way to a third singles state championship, and helped Kennebunk reach the Class A South final.

Jun. 28—His exit from high school tennis did not go as well as he had hoped, because the Kennebunk team he spearheaded for four years came up a point short in the regional final.