Penobscot Valley and Mt. Abram Face Off in Class D Girls Basketball Championship

Penobscot Valley aims for second straight title, while Mt. Abram seeks first since 2007

Published on Feb. 25, 2026

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The Class D girls basketball state championship game will feature a matchup between defending champion Penobscot Valley and challenger Mt. Abram. Penobscot Valley is looking to repeat as champions, while Mt. Abram is aiming for its first state title since 2007.

Why it matters

This game showcases the top talent in Class D girls basketball in Maine, with both teams having standout players and impressive postseason runs. The outcome will determine the 2026 state champion and cement the legacy of the winning program.

The details

Penobscot Valley is led by a trio of standout players - senior guard Rylee Moulton, junior guard Brooklynn Raymond, and senior forward Lila Cummings. Mt. Abram counters with a balanced attack featuring senior guards Jenna Osgood and Abby McCarty, sophomore guard Stella Peterson, junior guard Vega Rollins, and senior forward Autumn Emery.

  • The championship game will be played on Saturday at 2:35 p.m. at the Augusta Civic Center.

The players

Penobscot Valley

The defending Class D state champions, led by a trio of standout players in Rylee Moulton, Brooklynn Raymond, and Lila Cummings.

Mt. Abram

The challenger seeking its first state title since 2007, with a balanced attack led by Jenna Osgood, Abby McCarty, Stella Peterson, Vega Rollins, and Autumn Emery.

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What’s next

The winner of the Class D girls basketball championship game will be crowned the 2026 state champion.

The takeaway

This matchup between the defending champion Penobscot Valley Howlers and the challenger Mt. Abram Roadrunners promises an exciting conclusion to the Class D girls basketball season in Maine. Both teams have the talent and experience to claim the state title, setting the stage for an intense battle on the court.