Since 2006, Ben Raymond has been a successful varsity head coach of three teams – boys' soccer, swimming and boys' lacrosse – and been making an impact on students past and present.

Sophomore Luke Vazdauskas leans on strong support system as he progresses through Lymphoma treatment.

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

The Red Storm score two second-half goals to earn their eighth win.

Dragons and Falcons close out regular season in heavy fog.

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.

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

Jason Harlow scores three times as the Lakers get goals from six players in a 9-0 win over the Knights.

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.

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.

Visiting Kennebunk High holds off a late Biddeford rally to win 2-1 in the first game of the season for both teams.

Girls' soccer: Grace Forgues scores twice in Gorham's 3-0 win.

Freshman Ford Myers sets up Anselmo Tela for the winning goal as the Bulldogs beat the Rams for the second time this season.

A late penalty kick enables Freeport to rally for a 1-1 boys' soccer draw against its Western Maine Conference rival.

Eagles, Falcons engage in chippy affair, with tough defenses winning out.

Lauren Fotter scores the winning goal midway through the second OT as the Rams improve to 3-1-1.

The Class C Flyers rally from a goal down to beat the Class A Bulldogs in their first regular-season meeting.

Maggie Cochran pours in six goals in an 8-0 girls' soccer victory.

The Clippers turn defense into offense for the game's only goal as they extend a long winning streak against their Western Maine Conference rival.

The Bulldogs improve to 4-0 with a victory over the Rams.

The Rams' offense springs to life against a city rival with a five-goal outburst in the second half.

Brunswick topples Mt. Ararat on blustery day in Topsham.

Field hockey: Riley Heacock scores twice for the Scots.

Sarah Talon scores twice, including the winner, in a 3-2 girls' soccer victory.

The Flyers, who have won two straight Class C state titles, win their first-ever regular-season meeting with Class A Deering.

Dragons blank Mt. Ararat, but the opportunity to play and recognize seniors will trump results this season.

Muntasir Ahmed scores two goals in the first half as Deering gets a win in its season opener.

There's no tournament this year, but competitive nature between teams still shows in Bobcats' victory.

Sisters Angel and Jazzy Huntsman score second-half goals to lift the Panthers to a 2-1 girls' soccer victory.

The Clippers score three goals in the fourth quarter to win their field hockey season opener, 4-1.

This fall, there will be more games between schools in differing enrollment classes – and in some cases, old rivals will face off once again.

Loss of postseason play a disappointment, but many say they embrace 10-game season.

After months of wondering whether there would be any sports this fall, most schools across the state held their first practices in soccer, field hockey, cross country and golf on Monday.

Game officials worried about health risks may choose to sit out this fall, leading to a shortage of qualified officials for varsity contests.

For even the best and most veteran coaches, trying to prepare for all possible scenarios and precautions can seem 'overwhelming.'

Hersi, who has signed to play at Siena College, is the rare two-time recipient of the award.

Falmouth's David Halligan has compiled a prodigious record – along with 18 state titles – in boys' basketball and soccer.

Many athletes go their entire high school careers without playing on a state title team. For junior Ben Adey, it's habit-forming.

Seniors dominate this fall's squad of the top high school players in Maine.

Already a dynamic scorer, Hersi took on a leadership role this fall as a senior for one of the state's premier programs.

Tim King is leaving after a 20-year tenure that included Class A South titles in 2016 and 2018.

McGraw steps down after leading the boys' program for 37 years and winning three state championships.

The Yachtsmen score the first four goals en route to their first Class A championship, and 12th title overall under Coach David Halligan.

The Flyers score three goals after halftime to breeze to a 4-0 win over Mt. View.

Central Aroostook scores two late goals and captures its first state title with a 2-1 victory.