33. The Lincoln County Sports Round-Up

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Beyond the Broadsheet

The Lincoln County News

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33. The Lincoln County Sports Round-Up

Beyond the Broadsheet

1 hour 14 minutes 52 seconds

4 months ago

33. The Lincoln County Sports Round-Up

With summer in full swing and most sports wrapped up for the season, LCN sports reporter Mic LeBel and Lucas McNelly of Maine Basketball Rankings discuss the spring highlights and revisit some of their preseason predictions. LCN reporters Christina Wallace and Ali Juell also talk through the top stories from our Thursday, July 10 edition.__________________

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