The senior scored 34 goals in a state championship season, bringing her record-setting career total to 152.

State's most prolific scorer keeps sport's most prestigious award in the family and at Cheverus.

Nine seniors and two juniors make up this list of talented players, which includes four repeat selections.

The state's all-time leading scorer capped her career by leading the Stags to another undefeated season and state championship.

We wrap up our Varsity Maine fall sports honorees with the top football players as selected by the sports staffs at Central Maine newspapers, the Press Herald and the Sun Journal.

Stags down Biddeford, Brewer to win third Class A title in four seasons, send legend Lucy Johnson out in style.

Madeline Wagner's overtime goal gives the Ramblers a 2-1 victory over Dexter.

Sydney Brunelle also scores as the Stags win their third state championship in four years.

Halle Tarbox scores the winner off an assist from Payten Wadsworth, giving the Lions their first title since 2011.

Cheverus and Winthrop are continuing dynastic runs, while Yarmouth and Brewer are among the title game newcomers.

Breanna Shorey’s two goals lead the Lions past Leavitt and back into Class B title game for first time since 2016.

The second-seeded Clippers knock off the defending state champions, earning their first trip to a state final since 1995.

Paige Oakes scores two goals as the Witches win 3-0 to earn program's first regional championship.

Presley Dow scores twice as Tigers take down Ponies 2-1.

Clippers ride a sound defensive effort, freshman Maya Nasveschuk's goal to a 1-0 victory and long-awaited regional crown.

Lucy Johnson scores twice in a 3-2 victory; Stags to face Brewer in state game Saturday.

The top-ranked Stags will play for their third state championship in four years after beating the Tigers, 3-2, four their fourth consecutive regional title.

Boys' soccer: The Rangers beat Cape Elizabeth, 3-2, and will play four-time defending state champion Yarmouth in the Class B South final.

Four Clippers find the back of the net as Yarmouth reaches its second straight regional final.

Miss Maine Field Hockey finalist Ayla Lagasse has a goal and an assist for the Tigers, who will face Cheverus in the regional final on Wednesday.

Bree Griffin's goal sends the No. 5 Cougars past the No. 4 Eagles and into the A North semifinals.

The reigning Class A South champions get a scare in the preliminary round but advance to the quarterfinals.

Football: The Bulldogs drop an interstate clash of championship contenders, 35-25.

Sadie Correa scores on penalty corner to give Dragons a 1-0 win and ticket to playoffs.

The Falcons score two early goals and roll past Fryeburg Academy, 5-0.

Abby Werthmann, 17, has drug-resistant epilepsy and can have up to 50 seizures a day. She wears a special helmet and goggles for added protection while playing.

Ella Duchette of Brunswick and Lydia Hiltz of Mt. Ararat prepare to face off yet again in Monday showdown.

Goals by Ashley Inman and Haley Labrie propel the Scots to a 2-0 victory over Portland/Deering.

Navigators earn key late season victory, 2-0, behind goals from Ani Bush and Keira Kelly.

Emily Groves scores twice and Reed Proscia adds another as the Falcons take the matchup between two of Class B South's top teams.

Clippers roll to a 6-0 victory behind five different scorers as they make it 11 in a row.

Field hockey: Lucy Johnson leads the defending Class A state champions to another one-sided win – 5-0 over Massabesic.

The Falcons improve to 11-0 with a 2-0 victory over the team that handed Freeport its last defeat.

Falcons make it 19 straight victories, 2-0, in possible state game preview.

Red Storm's rally falls short in a 3-1 setback.

Falcons prime for Leavitt showdown with a 2-0 victory, their 18th straight over two years.

Liza Flower scores two goals as the Falcons, who have outscored opponents 43-2 this season, improve to 9-0.

Field hockey: The Hawks get two goals from Eva Hersey while goalies Savannah Chapman and Makayla Coy combine for the shutout.

Stags get toughest regular season test in years but prevail, 1-0, on Lucy Johnson's tally early in the second overtime.

Senior chats with teammates before and at halftime of Tuesday's showdown with the Stags.