Game remained fairly intact during COVID-19 pandemic.

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

Coaches, players made most of season.

Senior recently broke Maine high school outdoor 5K record in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

Season got as far as conference championships, but state meets were canceled due to rise in COVID-19 cases.

Among highlights of shortened season was Freeport winning Class B championship.

The Falcons were dominant on the trails in 2014 and 15, taking Class B by storm.

Lauren Jacobs signs National Letter of Intent to play for Greyhounds next fall.

Lauren Jacobs signs National Letter of Intent to play for Greyhounds next fall.

Lauren Jacobs signs National Letter of Intent to play for Greyhounds next fall.

Fitness area, pickleball courts added as business seeks creative ways to keep doors open.

The Greyhounds capped off unblemished season with tough victory in the Class C title game.

After losing in the state final in 2014 and 15, the Dragons picked up first Gold Ball of modern era.

Gus Ford scores a goal in each half for the Yachtsmen.

Dragons and Falcons close out regular season in heavy fog.

Girls' soccer: Ali Mokriski scores two goals and assists on a third as the Red Storm jump ahead early and earn a season-ending win over the Yachtsmen.

The gymnasium at York High is named after Butler, who served there as a coach and athletic director. He was an inaugural member of the Maine Basketball Hall of Fame.

The Maine Principals' Association based its decision on the surging number of COVID-19 cases and a new requirement for student-athletes to wear masks while running.

Zach Chaisson scores as the Red Storm advance to the title game in a season-ending tournament.

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

A tiebreaker is needed to decide a matchup between unbeaten boys' soccer teams after they battle to a 1-1 tie in regulation.

Falcons close out season with tough victory over resilient Brunswick.

Many say mask requirement would not be an issue if it meant having a season in pandemic.

No decisions have been made on the winter season, but the MPA's Sports Medicine Committee is reviewing feedback from key state agencies on some of its proposals.

The Maine Principals' Association says athletes will not be required to wear face masks while competing, but that is likely to change once the state's sports guidelines are updated.

Steve Matanga scores twice as the Bulldogs end their season with a 3-1 win over South Portland.

The Stags get two goals from Helena Bolduc and one from Julia Kratzer in a 3-1 victory.

The Mustangs and Spartans usually look to go deep into the playoffs. This year, the goals are different.

With start date indefinitely suspended last week, questions arise on what timetable for season is now.

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.

Falcons roll to 42-8 victory over Eagles.

It's been a successful fall season outside for many schools, but winter sports played inside present challenges that require creative problem-solving during the pandemic.

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.

The Falcons come out on top in rare meeting between teams.

Field hockey rivals Biddeford and Thornton Academy played their first game of the season Friday and were grateful for the time together.

Skowhegan, Lawrence, MCI likely won't finish fall season after county receives yellow designation from Department of Education.

The Rams score four times in the second half to beat the Stags, 4-1.

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.

Brunswick, Mt. Ararat will head to Cony while Morse will compete in Waterville.

With no state playoffs for soccer, some high schools have created four-team 'tournaments' to add a little end-of-season excitement.

Boys' soccer: Max Kenney scores the winning goal with 25:36 left in the game.

Goals by Abby Hill and Cat Jordan – along with Cassie Walsh’s goaltending – spark Yarmouth.

Alana Hixon's goal the difference for Bobcats.

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

Eagles drop decision to Yarmouth, but have plenty to build on in the years ahead.

The private boarding school decided Monday to switch to remote learning through Nov. 6 after a student and teacher tested positive for COVID-19.