The many skills of Leavitt senior Noah Carpenter (swipe through)
Carpenter intercepts a two-point conversion pass intended for Logan Walton of Fryeburg Academy last Saturday. Carpenter also made an interception on the final play of the game to seal Leavitt's Class C South title game win. He has five interceptions this season.
Carpenter throws a pass from the pocket against Oxford Hills in September. This season, he has completed 63% of his passes for 1,661 yards and 18 touchdowns.
Carpenter fights for additional yards as Oxford Hills' Malaki Sparks tries to bring him down during the teams' matchup at Leavitt Area High School in Turner in September. Carpenter has rushed for 1,299 yards and 22 touchdowns this season.
Carpenter converts an extra point to put the Hornets within six points of Fryeburg Academy last Saturday. Carpenter has made 29 of 32 PATs this season.
Carpenter upends Oxford Hills' Hunter Tardiff during the Hornets' 21-14 victory in September. Carpenter, a safety, has made 104 tackles this season, forced three fumbles and recovered one.
Carpenter kicks off to Oxford Hills in Turner in September. Carpenter handles the Hornets' kickoffs, punts, field goals and PATs.
Carpenter, left, celebrates with Brett Coburn after Carpenter's touchdown put the Hornets up 20-0 over Cape Elizabeth during last year's Class C South championship game in Lewiston. Leavitt senior Will Keach said that although Carpenter is "in my opinion, the top player in the state ... if you ask him, he's just another player on our team. And he's a good leader."
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