The senior was a standout quarterback – and so much more – on a Class C championship team that defeated three Class A teams en route to a 11-0 record.

These are our selections as the best high school football players from across the state.

Djuranovic capped her high school career with a 32-goal season and a second consecutive Class A state championship.

The team includes three repeat selections and four players who led their team to a state championship this fall.

The senior striker scored 33 goals, the second-highest single-season output in Class A history.

The senior-heavy list includes players from state championship teams Lewiston, Yarmouth and Mt. Abram.

The junior followed up her standout sophomore season by making history and winning a championship.

Six seniors and five juniors make up this year's collection of talented players.

The senior played all over the floor while helping a revamped Tigers team remain a Class A contender.

Seven seniors highlight this list of players who stood out for strong teams this season.

The senior from Noble High overcame injury and illness to win the Class A state meet and finish sixth in New England.

Five of the honorees will return to the trails next fall.

The indefatiguable White led Orono to a sixth straight Class C state title and claimed her third New England cross country championship, two more than any runner in Maine history.

The state's impressive depth showed clearly at the New England meet, where Maine schoolgirls claimed six of the top 15 spots.

The junior won her third straight Class B girls' title this fall, continuing her progression as one of the state's best amateur players.

The senior finished off his career with his third straight Class B individual title while leading the Falcons to a runner-up finish.

Players of the Year Eli Spaulding and Jade Haylock lead our list of four seniors, five juniors and a sophomore.