Margaret McNeil has a dominant serving night, leading the Clippers to a 25-7, 25-9, 25-12 victory.

Teams finding their rhythm as the unique season continues.

Sixteen Mainers are on the Junior Volleyball Association watch list, opening doors for them to college coaches and signifying a surge in talent in the state.

Owen Drummey, Max Cheever and Peter O'Brien are in the running for the honor given to the top Class A senior player.

The Red Storm win their first game in nearly a year and a half, 25-10, 25-13, 25-10.

Coaches excited for matches, while also curious as to how season will go.

Former assistant Seth Hartman takes over the program.

After an abridged outdoor season in the fall, volleyball begins its new season of indoor practices and games.

The MPA Wrestling Committee decides to wait until its Feb. 22 meeting to make a final decision on whether a competitive season can be held during the pandemic.

The Maine Principals' Association announced the move Thursday in hopes that pandemic conditions will improve enough to allow for competition.

For many, the college recruiting process relied heavily on virtual visits and was done without traditional on-campus visits because of pandemic restrictions.

With indoor games and practices not allowed at high schools this fall, volleyball teams are heading outside to prepare for a possible season in early 2021.

The Maine Principals' Association eyes a possible late winter/early spring season, but plenty of challenges remain.

MPA eyes possible late winter/early spring season for the indoor fall sport, but challenges remain.

Some feel their voices have not be heard by decision-makers, and they worry about potential mental health issues among students if the season is called off.

Game officials worried about health risks may choose to sit out this fall, leading to a shortage of qualified officials for varsity contests.

This year's squad of the best high school volleyball players in Maine features just one senior.

The Falmouth junior has long been a powerful hitter, but she continues to work on all aspects of her game.

A volleyball captain since her sophomore year, the senior switched positions this fall to help her team.

Annika Hester takes over in the clinching set as the undefeated Yachtsmen defeat Scarborough in the final, 3-1.

The Clippers sweep Cape Elizabeth, 25-21, 25-18, 25-17.

Falmouth (Class A) and Yarmouth (Class B) will try to defend their 2018 titles at the University of Southern Maine.

The second-seeded Red Storm are pushed to a fifth game but advance to play No. 1 Falmouth for the state championship.

The top-seeded Clippers sweep York in three sets to set up a title rematch with Cape Elizabeth.

The Hawks move on to the Class A quarterfinals with a five-set victory over Cheverus.

Field hockey: Wyley Fitzpatrick’s overtime goal lifts No. 4 Mt. Ararat over fifth-seeded Messalonskee in a Class A North quarterfinal.

The Rams score twice in the first half and hold on for a 2-1 victory at home.

The top-ranked team in Class B splits the first two games against York before taking control for its 12th consecutive victory.

The Clippers extend their winning streak to 10, beating the Rangers in four close games.

Mike Farley has 200 career victories after the undefeated Red Storm defeat Noble, 3-0.

Abigail Hewes also adds an assist as the Raiders shut out Yarmouth.

The Yachtsmen extend their winning streak to 20 after emerging with a five-game victory.

Gus Ford scores the deciding goal for the Yachtsmen (6-0-1) with 16:25 left in the game.

The Tigers get their sixth win when Abby Allen scores in OT to beat Windham, 4-3.

The Yachtsmen score early in the second half and go on to defeat Gorham, 1-0.

The Bulldogs takes the final two games to complete a 3-2 victory over Brunswick.

Catriona Gould converts a penalty kick late in the second half and the Falcons make it stand and improve to 5-0.

The Trojans score with 3:15 remaining to defeat Falmouth, 1-0.

The Falcons pull away from a halftime tie with a three-goal second half to defeat Lake Region, 4-1.

Defending state champions Falmouth and Yarmouth top our list of the teams to watch this fall.

In just over two decades, volleyball has expanded from 11 to 43 high schools – and more are on the way.

Freeport scores after 10 minutes and Fryeburg ties it on a corner after time expires in the half.

The Clippers rally in the second game before putting the match away in the third.

The Rangers score eight seconds into the game and go on to defeat Cape Elizabeth 3-2 in an opener.

A talented volleyball and softball player, the senior also excels in the classroom and is an exceptional artist.

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.

The sophomore played beyond her years as she led the Yachtsmen to the Class A state title.

Five sophomores make this fall's team of the best in Maine.

The Yachtsmen hand the Rams their only loss of the season en route to first title since 2013.