The Hawks rally with a 17-0 run in the third quarter, then hold off a fourth-quarter comeback attempt by the Scots to secure a 68-67 victory.

Paige Cote scores 15 of her 24 points at the line in a 45-40 girls' basketball win over Portland.

The senior is a goalie for the girls' ice hockey team – and often sings the national anthem before games.

The undefeated Eagles pull away from a halftime tie to beat Massabesic, 38-34.

The Knights spoil Mckenzy Ouellette's milestone night for Massabesic.

The Stags get two late goals to beat Scarborough, 2-0, in a battle between the top two teams in the South.

The top 10 boys’ and girls’ basketball teams and top five boys’ and girls’ hockey teams in Maine, as voted on by reporters from the Press Herald, Kennebec Journal/Morning Sentinel, Sun Journal, Forecaster, Times Record and Journal Tribune, with first-place votes in parentheses, followed by total points.

Gray-New Gloucester uses a 14-4 run in the second quarter to open a lead and holds off North Yarmouth Academy.

The Blue Devils hold on for a 3-2 win in an early showdown of teams favored to reach the state championship game.

The unbeaten Blue Devils post a 2-0 victory despite 31 saves from the Red Storm's Ariella Swett.

The Spartans go on a 17-11 run in the fourth quarter to defeat Deering, 60-57.

The Stags allow a goal for only the second time in five games but post a 4-1 win over St. Dom's.

The Red Storm finally have a place to play that doesn't involve a 1-hour, 40-minute round-trip bus ride.

Meghan Abel says she doesn't know how to skate, but she can stop pucks in the clutch as the Rangers down Portland.

Team outlooks and top players for local girls' hockey teams.

The defending South champion Stags have a veteran lineup and should be tough again this winter.

Lewiston and Cheverus are the favorites, but the Yachtsmen hope to pull some surprises.

Girls' hockey practice began this week, and perennial powerhouse Greely is rebuilding on offense and in the net.

The 12-player list includes four seniors, four juniors, two sophomores and two freshmen.

The senior forward scored three unassisted goals in the Rangers' 3-1 state championship win.

Veilleux's first season led Black Tigers to regional semifinals.

Black Tigers senior finished with 60 points in 20 games.

The senior forward scored all three goals in the Rangers' title game victory.

Courtney Sullivan scores all three goals for the Rangers in a 3-1 victory Cheverus/Kennebunk.

Cheverus/Kennebunk will meet Greely/Gray-New Gloucester for the championship Saturday.

The Rangers knock off top-seeded Lewiston 4-3 to earn a berth in the state championship game.

The No. 1 seed in the South wins the regional title with an 8-2 victory over Portland/Deering.

Two former boys' hockey coaches are taking their experience and helping girls' hockey thrive.

The two-time defending state champions fall to Greely/Gray-New Gloucester in a North semifinal, 7-2.

Yarmouth, Falmouth and Cape Elizabeth earn victories.

The Capers build a four-goal lead and survive a late comeback bid by the Yachtsmen.

Greely/Gray-New Gloucester knocks Edward Little/Leavitt/Poland out of the playoffs for the fourth straight year, 9-1.

The Raiders defeat Brunswick 5-2 to earn a showdown with top-ranked Lewiston.

Noelle Barrett and Natalie Herbold lead the Hawks to their 16th win.

Scarborough, in the South title game for five straight years, reaches the semifinals with a 2-0 win over Biddeford.

One quarterfinal will be played Tuesday with three more games set for Wednesday.

Payton Winslow comes up big to deny the Rangers in a 7-5 victory.

The Bulldogs end their best regular season with a 6-2 win over Biddeford.

The Red Riots battle back in the second half, but fall short for the first time in 15 games.

Greely and St. Dom are battling for a post-season bye.

Even without two key players, the top-ranked Stags pull away with four second-period goals to beat Falmouth, 6-3.

Charlotte MacMillan's big game helps the Dragons win a rematch of last season Class A final.

Abby Lamontagne's overtime goal gives the Stags a 4-3 win.

Two rivals accustomed to fighting for regional titles are now just hoping to reach the postseason.

The Rangers come back from a four-point deficit with 12 seconds left to top the Wildcats.

The Wildcats, after trailing by a point at halftime, use a 16-9 run in the second half to emerge with a 37-31 victory.

The Stags fall behind 2-0 before rallying to a 6-2 win over Cape Elizabeth.

The Bulldogs beat previously undefeated Cheverus/Kennebunk in a game between the top two teams in the South.

The Bulldogs need 13 minutes to get a shot on goal, but then pull away with six goals in the final two periods.

Emma McCauley's first-period goal is enough for Cheverus/Kennebunk to beat the two-time defending state champions, 1-0.