Sports

The freshman dropped only two games all year while leading the Rams to the Class A state championship.

The eight-member squad includes four seniors, two juniors, a sophomore and a freshman.

For the second year in a row, the sophomore led the Rams to a Class A state title and added a singles state championship for himself.

A freshman, three sophomores and a junior are among the state's top eight players.

Players from eight central Maine teams compete in annual game, which Cony hosted for first time.

Players from around the state and in all three classes will compete at Fuller Field on Wednesday.

Biddeford returns to the title game for the second year in a row, while upstart Messalonskee plays for the championship after starting the season 3-11.

Kennebunk and Yarmouth face off in the Class A final, while Greely and York meet for the Class B title.

Cape Elizabeth and Falmouth meet again for the Class A title, while Yarmouth and Brunswick face off in Class B.

Bangor and Thornton Academy meet for the Class A title, and Freeport takes on Ellsworth in Class B.

North Yarmouth Academy will play in both title games, with the boys meeting Waynflete and the girls facing Wells.

Dragons break free from Eagles in fourth quarter to clinch place in Class B championship game.

The Capers pull away in the second half for a 15-8 win, setting up a rematch with Falmouth in the state final.

Coach Dorothy Holt's 200th career win is a 14-5 victory over Falmouth that sends the Clippers to the state final against unbeaten Kennebunk.

With Eva Williams' five goals leading the way, the Rangers shake off an early deficit, getting 14 straight goals in a 16-3 win.

The defending state champions pull away late in the first half and roll to a 14-4 win in the regional final.

Our sports reporters look ahead to this weekend's state championship games in high school baseball, softball and lacrosse.

The Tigers edge Windham, 2-0, and will face Messolonskee in Saturday's state championship game.

The Tigers scored three runs in the fourth, and then held on in a dramatic seventh inning to win the regional title.

The sixth-seeded Flyers go on the road to defeat No. 2 Oak Hill/Monmouth/Lisbon, 8-4, in a semifinal.

The Warriors advance to a state title game for the first time.

Panthers scored twice in the final five minutes to take the come-from-behind win and earn a matchup with Waynflete.

Pitchers Blaine Cockburn and Gus Wing lift the Falcons back to the state final with a 2-1 victory.

Cody Bowker pitches a three-hitter as the Trojans avenge last year's loss to South Portland in the Class A South final.

Lisbon, Freeport, Brunswick all feature teams still in the hunt for regional and state titles this week.

Vy Tran scores the winning goal with 1:01 left as the Panthers top the Falcons.

The No. 3 Rams had control until an injury to senior Maddie Pike during a four-run Portland sixth inning.

Lincoln Academy in Class B and Washington Academy in Class C also win state titles.

Yarmouth in Class B and Kennebunk in Class A also repeat as state champions.

The Red Riots are still alive in their bid for back-to-back state titles after beating the Navigators, 6-5.

The defending Class A champs now get a chance to avenge a regular-season loss to Thornton Academy in the regional final.

Softball: The Tigers are one win away from another Class A South title after a 5-4 comeback victory in the semifinals.

The top-seeded Eagles advance to the Class A South final with a 6-0 victory in the final game for longtime Scarborough Coach Tom Griffin.

Gorham's Andrew Farr (200), Cheverus' Frank Morang (long jump), Thornton's Mia-Claire Kezal (1,600) and Edward Little's Makenna Drouin (300 hurdles) are victorious at the New England championships.

The defending state champion controls the pace throughout in a 15-4 victory.

Baseball: The 12th-seeded Hawks earn a second straight playoff win on the road, advancing to the Class A South semifinals.

Softball: Ella Wilcox homers twice in support of Brooke Gerry, sending the Eagles to the Class A South semifinals.

The defending regional champions get championship-level pitching, defense and hitting and advance to the Class A South semifinals.

Colin Smith pitches a three-hitter to help send the fifth-seeded Capers to the Class B South semifinals.

The Otisfield native was guided by his athletic mentors and has tried to do the same as Sanford's athletic director since 1993.

Girls' lacrosse: The second-seeded Navigators strike quickly en route to a 15-0 Class A North quarterfinal win.

Playing with a broken left hand, senior captain Jeremiah Park gives the Red Storm a 7-6 victory over Gorham.

Baseball: The Navigators score five runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to escape with an 8-5 win in a Class A South quarterfinal.

Eagles rally in the 7th inning to stun Dragons in A North quarterfinal game.

The top-seeded Rams remain perfect with a 3-2 victory over Falmouth in Class A, and Waynflete defeats Maranacook in Class C.

The ninth-seeded Hawks advance to face top-seed Messalonskee – a team they beat last year en route to the Class B final.

The Rams avenge their only regular-season loss and the Clippers continue their unbeaten season, both by scores of 3-2.

Softball: Morgan Wills throws a no-hitter, and a four-run rally in the seventh lifts the Eagles to a 4-2 win.

Gus Wing scores go-ahead run for Falcons in win.

The eighth-seeded Falcons top ninth-seeded Lincoln Academt 7-2 in a Class B South prelim.