Maine State A Championships 2026: Dates & Location | Augusta, ME
- The Maine Principals Association (MPA) State Basketball Championships are underway in Augusta, Maine, beginning today, February 14, 2026, and continuing through February 15, 2026.
- Games are being held in Augusta, with tickets available for purchase through GoFan, the leading high school ticketing platform in the United States.
- The city of Augusta is preparing for an influx of visitors as families, students, and basketball enthusiasts descend upon the area.
Maine High School Basketball Championships Tip Off in Augusta
The Maine Principals Association (MPA) State Basketball Championships are underway in Augusta, Maine, beginning today, , and continuing through . The tournament promises intense competition and a showcase of Maine’s top high school basketball talent.
Games are being held in Augusta, with tickets available for purchase through GoFan, the leading high school ticketing platform in the United States. Details regarding specific game times and matchups can be found on the GoFan website dedicated to MPA events.
The city of Augusta is preparing for an influx of visitors as families, students, and basketball enthusiasts descend upon the area. City Hall, located at 16 Cony Street, Augusta, ME 04330, notes that locations and operations may vary, and encourages attendees to check departmental hours in advance.
The Augusta Civic Center, located at 76 Community Drive, Augusta, ME 04330, served as the location for the Maine Agricultural Trades Show from through . The tradeshow, sponsored by the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation, and Forestry, offered a venue for networking and information sharing within the agricultural community.
For Augusta residents, a reminder that the second installment of the 2026 tax bill, originally mailed in August of 2025, is due on . Interest will begin accruing on , at a rate of 7.5%. The city accepts tax payments online, in person, or by check or money order payable to the City of Augusta.
Beyond the basketball tournament and city business, Augusta continues to be a hub of activity in central Maine. The city’s location and facilities make it a frequent host for statewide events, drawing visitors and contributing to the local economy.
The basketball tournament is expected to draw significant attention from across the state, with the Bangor Daily News providing comprehensive coverage of the event. The Piscataquis Observer has also published a guide on how to watch every round of the tournament.