<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1x3kyw_0vMIHI0t00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1x3kyw_0vMIHI0t00" width="1200" height="600" >ROCKLAND, Maine (WABI) - The Oceanside Mariners had a season to remember in 2023.The Rockland football team won the Class C North Championship, 34-22, over the Medomak Valley Panthers.Now, they’re back to defend it with a new class of weapons after the Mariners’ star twins, Cohen and Carter Galley, graduated.“That would be really cool. Last year, my first year on varsity, we made it to states. We lost, but it was still really fun making it. This year, I think we probably can do it again,” said Maddox McMahan, junior left tackle, defensive tackle.“I like to run as a dual threat. Last year, most of our best players were skill position, more spread out, and weaker on the line. This year, it’s more line and less skill position, strength-wise,” said Zeb Foster, senior quarterback, free safety.The Mariners kick off the season by facing the Brunswick Dragons on Saturday at 6 p.m.</div></body>

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Oceanside Mariners return as defending Class C North champions

ROCKLAND, Maine (WABI) - The Oceanside Mariners had a season to remember in 2023. The Rockland football team won the Class C North Championship, 34-22, over the Medomak Valley Panthers. Now, they’re back to defend it with a new class of weapons after the Mariners’ star twins, Cohen and Carter...

Oceanside Mariners return as defending Class C North champions

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