Rams score three second half goals to earn comeback victory.

Kyla Havey leads Falcons to win.

Teams find their groove with season now in full swing.

Superintendent Phil Potenziano sent a letter to Brunswick High School football parents on Thursday regarding alleged hazing activities.

Undefeated Eagles cruising after another rout, while Lisbon, Brunswick look to get back on track.

Sierra Prebit scores the lone goal of the game to lift the Rams.

Eagles out-run Patriots to improve to 3-0 on the season.

Zac Oja leads a second-half comeback as the Scots survive an upset bid by the Rams, pulling away late for a 54-42 victory.

David Nzuzi leads Dragons with two goals.

Travis Lazarczyk and Steve Craig of the Portland Press Herald and Drew Bonifant of the Kennebec Journal discuss the latest happenings in high school sports, along with this week's guest, Cony football coach B.L. Lippert.

Lucy Hart scores lone goal for Flyer.

Field hockey: A first-half goal is enough for the unbeaten Stags, who hand the Red Storm their first loss of the season.

Eagles stellar defense to blank Brunswick.

Both teams have young head coaches who have been able to boost participation and fan interest with similar approaches.

Falcons and Ponies both are 2-0 and seek some separation in pivotal Week 3 showdown.

As the season enters Week 3, we break down some of the action on tap this weekend.

Sasha Nevins scores two goals for Falcons in win.

Sophomore Eli Spaulding and senior Finn Sharpe are part of a talented group looking to repeat as Class B state champions.

The Rams score the final two goals to give Marshwood its first loss of the season.

Kyla Havey and Sasha Nevins each score twice for the Falcons in a 4-2 victory.

Ameilia Donsbach scores both goals to nab win for Dragons.

The Viselli siblings — Lila and Max — train with each other no matter the season.

The Blue Blazes beat Portland/Deering, which dropped to 0-5.

The Red Storm fall behind 2-1, then rally and earn their fourth win of the season.

Ella Plourde and Paris Howes each score a goal in the Phoenix win.

Mt. Ararat's Lily Kosloski and Morse's Dylan Barr have goals in tie game.

Shipbuilders and Windjammers had open date after opponents canceled because of COVID safety concerns.

Soccer: Mike Hagerty reaches another coaching milestone in the Clippers' 4-0 victory over York.

Chance Taylor scores two goals to lead the Bobcats to the victory.

The Navigators lose for the first time since 2019, falling to the Capers in three sets.

The Trojans receive outstanding special teams play to set up three touchdowns and rally from a 10-6 halftime deficit.

Dragons bounce back from Week 1 loss with convincing victory in home opener.

The Red Riots bounce back from a season-opening loss, earning a 26-0 victory.

The Scots take control with two early touchdown passes, then use a relentless ground game to frustrate the Red Storm.

The Flyers, who haven't lost since the 2019 season, get a goal in each half for a 2-0 victory.

The Bulldogs score on their first three plays and win the first regular-season meeting between the teams since 2014.

Molly Taub and Alexis Morin combine for all five goals in a 5-0 soccer victory.

Gus Silverman and Ian Clendening each score a goal to lift the Dragons to the victory.

Wet field conditions, COVID troubles common causes of games being moved to other days or called off.

Dragons and Eagles play to a hard-fought draw.

The Red Storm get a goal in each half for their third straight win, 2-0.

Senior back David York rushes for 291 yards as Kennebunk regroups from an opening game loss by beating Biddeford.

Several schools have seen large turnouts with huge freshmen classes this fall, and new programs continue to pop up around the state.

Veterans of the state finals are expected to be tough to beat again this fall.

The players expected to make an impact include a sophomore, two juniors and a new arrival from Texas.

Bonny Eagle takes on Scarborough on Friday and Thornton Academy faces Marshwood on Saturday in matchups featuring some of the state's best programs.

These games have been called off because of inclement weather.