Football
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Mount View, which competes in the eight-man division, had only nine healthy players when a game against Telstar was stopped in the second quarter.
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Recent standouts head the list.
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The top plays filmed over the weekend by Varsity Maine reporters.
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Fifteen teams bounce back in Week 2; Autism Awareness Night captures state.
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Some of the best individual performances of the second week of high school football.
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A big play to end the first half turns the momentum in favor of the New Hampshire Division I champion against Maine's reigning Class A champion.
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Ramblers and Greyhounds go back and forth until second quarter when Winthrop/Monmouth/Hall-Dale/Kents Hill takes control. With video.
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The Scots force two fourth-quarter turnovers to seal the victory over the Vikings.
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Cordell Jones runs for three touchdowns, and the Bulldogs rush for 349 yards. With video.
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Follow Friday's action from throughout the state.
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Stags can't sustain fast start in a 28-14 defeat to Class B South power.
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Bulldogs win second straight over regional rival, downing Eagles, 29-7.
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For senior receiver/cornerback/returner Riley Provencher to make history, voters need to be convinced eight-man football is comparable to the 11-man game.
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Some of the best plays from Maine's season-opening weekend.
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Leavitt has its state-best winning streak halted; in Class A, Noble and Lewiston earn statement victories against top programs.
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These were among the top individual performances in Week 1 of the high school football season.
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Included in this week's most intriguing contests are regional final rematches, teams aiming to prove themselves and a boys' soccer rivalry of A North contenders.
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Zeb Foster of Oceanside rushes for three touchdowns in first start at quarterback.
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Girls’ soccer: Belle Kalil sparks the Rams’ offense with four goals in a 6-0 win over Biddeford.
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The Bulldogs' Louis Thurston throws for four touchdowns and ran for a fifth. Cam Pulkkinen scores twice for the Vikings, including a kickoff return.
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Mt. Ararat running backs Dash Farrell and Nick Doughty combine for over 300 yards and 6 touchdowns.
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Joey Guerrette and Gio Guerrette both score touchdowns as the Navigators win their season opener.
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Austin West rushes for 123 yards as the defending Class B state champs beat Westbrook, 33-7.
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Tavian Lauture spearheads the Rams' offense, and the defense forces five turnovers in a season-opening win. With video interviews.
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The excitement returned to football fields across the state.
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Keep up with the action from around the state Friday night.
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Many football programs have seen incremental growth the past 2 years, rising above pre-pandemic levels.
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Two-way starters and running backs will be relied on heavily in the Midcoast.
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Among the coaching changes this year are several who have moved to new schools.
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There are 24 teams this fall, down from 28 a year ago.
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Thornton Academy, Kennebunk, Leavitt and Wells begin the 2024 season as favorites in their respective classes.
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A host of dual-threat quarterbacks and several game-breaking receivers highlight this year's list.
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Expectations high as Mark Renna and the Dragons depart eight-man football.
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Thornton Academy (Class A), Kennebunk (B) and Wells (D) have the talent to contend for titles. That process officially started Monday with the first day of practices.
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Some teams in Maine kicked off fall practices hours before sunrise. So did Varsity Maine.
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Every minute counts when it comes to preseason preparation, especially the first.
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Cony High in Augusta is one of a few Maine schools with booster clubs that pay for training.
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Carpenter passes for 188 yards and three touchdowns and rushes two scores.
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Miss Saturday's fun? You can still view the stream of the senior football all-star game, provided by Munzing Media and Varsity Maine.
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The Hornets conquered not just Class C with an undefeated season, but also beat some of the best teams in Class A and Class B.
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Senior year featured big moments in one of Maine's most impressive football seasons and postseason no-hitter in the spring.
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Reegan Buck's senior season was cut short by injury, opening more offensive opportunities for Hunter Temple.
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Braylon Williams savoring every moment in what likely is his last competitive football game.
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Wyatt Rayfield (Foxcroft) and Jack Schuck (Bangor) break down the action in advance of senior all-star game.
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New rivalries have emerged, and the trash talk has commenced ahead of the senior all-star football game.