Edwards, a 6-foot sophomore, adds another honor to her Varsity Maine Player of the Year award.

Several schools have joined an effort to make the club sport an official varsity offering, though steps and challenges remain.

The sophomore stepped up in a big way, leading the Rams to their second straight Class A title.

Yarmouth, Gorham and Biddeford each have two players on the squad.

Four seniors and juniors make the All-State squad.

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.

The Raiders win their seventh state championship and their fourth in Class B, taking three of four sets.

The third-seeded Rams sweep the No. 1 Tigers to earn their second straight Class A title.

Defending champion Rams prevail in straight sets.

The Rams will play for their second straight Class A championship on Saturday after beating Cheverus in three sets.

The Wildcats' first-ever victory over the Clippers – the five-time reigning champions – sends them to Saturday's Class B title match against top-ranked Washington Academy.

Rams make Tigers sweat in a four set loss.

The Tigers eliminate No. 9 Deering in four sets, 26-24, 20-25, 25-16, 26-24.

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

The Rams won in four sets, bringing an end to the Red Eddies' special season.

Kennebunk earns its fifth straight win with a 3-0 sweep over the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference champion.

Red Storm prevail by 25-22, 25-13, 25-20 scores to set up showdown/state rematch at Gorham Saturday.

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

Clippers get much-needed, late season win on Senior Night.

The Clippers win A late season showdown between two of the top teams in Class B, 25-12, 23-25, 25-20, 26-24.

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

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

Stags prevail in four sets to make history, serve notice they're on the rise.

Zoe Dires scores three times as the Eagles win, 4-3.

The Wildcats shook off early serving woes to earn a three-set victory over the Navigators.

The Flyers score in each half and improve to 2-2 with a 2-0 victory over the Hawks.

The No. 2 team in the Varsity Maine football poll gets touchdowns from six players and improves to 2-1.

The Tigers improve to 5-0, rallying from an early deficit to take down the Red Storm. With video.

Boys' soccer: Kian Long scores with 19:38 to play in regulation as the Navigators improve to 3-1 with the victory.

Sophia Monfa scores twice and the Stags win, 5-0.

CC Duryee scores two goals as Cape Elizabeth improves to 2-0 with a 4-0 win over Lake Region.

Whether offensive or defensive standouts (or both), these players should be among the region's best this fall.

Graduations and the sport's rising popularity have created rare parity among the conference's teams in the top class.

Girls’ soccer: Belle Kalil sparks the Rams’ offense with four goals in a 6-0 win over Biddeford.

Managing a three school co-op can be challenging, but Brunswick/Mt. Ararat/Morse looks ahead toward second year of partnership.

Seven seniors highlight this list of players who stood out for strong teams this season.

The senior played all over the floor while helping a revamped Tigers team remain a Class A contender.

The top-seeded Rams turn back Scarborough, 25-17, 25-11, 23-25 and 25-21.

The Clippers take control midway through the third set and collect their fifth consecutive Class B state championship.