Giovanna Warren scores seven points for Seahawks.

Silas Yeaton leads Breakers with 18 points.

Connor Wenners leads Seahawks with 12 points.

Girls' basketball: The Patriots overcome the absence of two of their top three scorers and improve to 6-1 with a 44-30 victory.

The pandemic has impacted the sport, which is in a bounce-back year after not being offered in 2020-21.

Belle Orr scores seven points for Wolverines in loss.

Boys’ hockey: Mt. Ararat/Lisbon/Morse strikes twice in a 5-second span of the first period and goes on to a 4-2 win.

Leavitt, a Class A heavyweight champion who was killed in a car accident in 2020, helped to build what is now a growing program.

Sophomore forward Jeissy Khamis helps key the win with 16 points as the Bulldogs improve to 5-2, handing Thornton its second loss.

The Fitzpatrick Trophy Committee hopes to reschedule the banquet in early March.

Girls' basketball: Grace Ramsdell scores 30 points as Wells hands NYA its first loss, 62-35.

Schools in town went to full remote for this week.

Basketball: Mollie Corbett’s hot shooting in the fourth quarter helps the Vikings secure a 68-57 win.

Basketball: Ayouba Fofana scores 22 points for the Tigers in a 64-47 victory.

The Clippers are held to a season-low point total put pull away late to beat Greely, 40-30.

Colby Arsenault leads Falcons with 25 points.

The Navigators use a 16-0 run in the first quarter to take control in a 74-47 win.

With two starters out, the Hawks (6-1) get needed offensive contributions.

Basketball: The Red Storm hold the Golden Trojans to eight second-half points in a 50-31 win.

Levi Tibbetts leads the offense with 21 points for the Greyhounds.

Travis Lazarczyk and Mike Lowe of the Press Herald and Nathan Fournier of the Sun Journal discuss the latest in high school sports. Their guest this week is Messalonskee boys' hockey coach Dennis Martin.

The Red Eddies, ranked No. 1 in the Varsity Maine poll, remain undefeated with a 2-1 victory.

The Blue Devils scored four goals in a five-minute span to beat the Eagles, 5-1.

Boys hockey: The Blue Devils' blue and grey lines provided the offense in the game-changing second period.

Lincoln Dennison paces Vikings with 11 points.

The Stags get five goals from their top line in an 8-0 victory over the Navigators.

The Eagles are 5-1 in Class A South and getting 'key contributions from everyone,' according to Coach Julie Petrie.

Anna Brown scores 13 points as the Red Riots beat the Spartans in girls' basketball.

Blaine Cockburn leads Falcons with 21 points.

Owen Maloney scores 19 points and leads the way as the Red Riots remain unbeaten with a 65-42 AA South win over the Spartans.

Boys' basketball: William Davies scores 27 points for the Trojans, who trailed 34-27 at halftime.

The Spartans, typically in the bottom half of the Class AA South standings, are 5-1 heading into two big games this week.

Girls' hockey: Cheverus/Old Orchard Beach/Kennebunk/Windham gets goals from eight players in a 10-5 victory.

Boys' basketball: Will Mannette and the Eagles open a 13-7 lead after the first quarter and get a victory over the Rams.

Gabe Aucoin leads Shipbuilders with 24 points.

Center John Shea scores 18 points in the first half and finishes with 38 as the Eddies knock off the Bulldogs.

Levi Tibbetts scores a game-high 23 points to lead the Greyhounds' offense.

Justin Kennedy scores 34 points for Sanford.

Holiday tournament helps keep rust off of players, gives younger players experience on Augusta Civic Center floor.

Pomerleau's three-point shot with under a minute to play gives the Eagles the victory.

Caden Barnard scores the winning goal in the third period for the Navigators.

Wrestling: Bonny Eagle and Mattanawcook had three individual winners.

Coaches and athletes are thankful to be able to compete this season after last year's was canceled – even if they must wear masks.

After a winter without state championships, there are bound to be surprises. Here are some of the leading candidates to climb atop a podium come February.

Juniors Owen Ballard, Sam Munkacsi and Trent Stevens personify their team's scrappy, blue-collar approach to Alpine skiing.

Following a winter without state championships, several schools are looking to pick up where they left off in 2020. Others are eager to make their mark.

The school, which has won 22 Maine state championships, planned to have 150 players, coaches, parents and alumni at Fenway Park for an on-field recognition.

After playing youth and high school football across the country, McDuffie came 'home' to Maine and led the Capers to their first state title.

Tobey Lappin has a hat trick in the victory.