Lana Djuranovic scored the lone goal as the the Red Storm win at home.

Defense stays stout for rolling Dragons.

Angel Huntsman scores the winning goal as the Panthers beat Traip Academy, 1-0.

Cami White scores the winning goal as the Wildcats end the regular season 9-4-1.

Sam Glicos scores three goals for the Eagles.

Boys’ soccer: The Hawks will take an 11-2-1 record into the Class A South tournament.

Boys' soccer: The Clippers get goals from Sutter Auger and Isaac Grondin in a 2-0 victory.

Boys’ soccer: The Stags produce three goals in the second half to earn a 3-0 victory.

Ellie Miller scores the winning goal as the Eagles earn their eighth win of the season.

Lucy Hart scores in the fourth minute and the Flyers hold on for a 3-1 win.

The Navigators overcome an early deficit to beat a team no one on the roster had beaten, and hand the Red Storm their first loss.

Field hockey: Cece Keller breaks a scoreless deadlock in the final minute, lifting the Tigers over Falmouth, 1-0.

Grace Lestage’s goal with six minutes left helps Yarmouth rally from a 2-0 deficit to knock off Cape Elizabeth, which had not lost in more than two years.

Field hockey: The Red Storm score in the second and in the fourth and beat the Trojans, 2-0.

The Dragons score just 12 seconds after falling behind to tie the unbeaten Blue Devils.

Boys' soccer: The Rams score four goals in the second half to earn a 5-1 win.

Girls’ soccer: Abbey Thornton scores all three goals for the Eagles, who improve to 9-0 with a 3-1 victory.

Girls' soccer: The Windjammers lose for the first time in more than five years, falling 1-0.

Emma MacMahon scores the winning goal with 3:32 left in the first overtime.

The Panthers, the reigning Class D state champs, are 5-0 and have allowed just one goal this fall.

Jordan Wolf makes two saves for her 25th career shutout, a 3-0 win over Bonny Eagle.

Rams score three second half goals to earn comeback victory.

Abbey Thornton scores three goals as the Eagles win 5-0 for their third straight shutout.

Teams find their groove with season now in full swing.

Field hockey: The Tigers score four goals in the fourth quarter to clinch a 7-3 win.

The Viselli siblings — Lila and Max — train with each other no matter the season.

The Blue Blazes beat Portland/Deering, which dropped to 0-5.

The Navigators lose for the first time since 2019, falling to the Capers in three sets.

Molly Taub and Alexis Morin combine for all five goals in a 5-0 soccer victory.

Freeport boys overcome some adversity on season-opening victory; Brunswick squads make strong debuts.

Liza Thorne scores as time expires as the Raiders improve to 3-0 with a 2-1 victory.

Dragons have outscored opponents 16-0 through first two games.

Seniors dominate this squad, coming off a truncated season in the fall of 2020.

The Eagles have a special chemistry, says Coach Deb Lebel, that will serve them well in a tough Class A South.

Scarborough and Cape Elizabeth are poised to contend for championships once again.

The Stags get two goals in the final eight minutes to beat South Portland, 2-0.

Macie Boucher's goal late in the second overtime gives the Golden Trojans a 1-0 win in their season opener.

Brunswick returns several strong players, while Mt. Ararat should be competitive in KVAC A again.

Preseason underway for the first time since 2019 high school fall sports season arrives.

Dragons went undefeated and allowed just 4 goals in regular season, but then things tightened up in the playoffs.

While teams had to get creative on, off field, coaches and players were happy for the opportunity to play.

Toni Stevenson sets up one goal and scores the winner in a 4-2 girls' soccer victory.

Kadynne Smith scores and goalie Caroline Lerch leads a strong defensive effort as the Stags avenge their only loss this season and improve to 7-1-1.

Jason Harlow scores three times as the Lakers get goals from six players in a 9-0 win over the Knights.

Ian Labrie scores the winning goal with 7:24 left in regulation as the Clippers earn their seventh win of the season.

Kate Martell scores twice, with Toni Stevenson assisting, as Portland improves to 6-1 with a 3-0 win over South Portland.

Tight defenses and steady rain made dominated the day.

Tight defenses and steady rain made dominated the day.

Bobcats went 47-2-1 in stretch, winning three straight Class D titles.

Normally rivals, the neighboring schools combined this fall to form what's been a strong team.