Sam Rogers' second goal of the game, with 10 minutes remaining, gives Eagles a 2-1 victory.

Dragons win sixth straight with 3-2 double overtime victory over Red Eddies.

Field hockey: The Hawks get two goals from Eva Hersey while goalies Savannah Chapman and Makayla Coy combine for the shutout.

Patriots score twice in final six minutes to pull out a 2-1 victory.

Longtime Portland boys' soccer coach reaches milestone with win over Sanford.

Navigators score four times in first half and never look back en route to 6-1 victory.

Dragons win boys match 2-1, while Eagles take the girls match 3-1.

Navigators prevail by one goal again, 1-0, thanks to Charlie Creswell's second half strike.

Zoe Dires scores three times as the Eagles win, 4-3.

There's plenty at stake for both teams on Tuesday night in Topsham.

The No. 4 and No. 5 teams in the Varsity Maine top 10 trade first-half goals and play to a stalemate the rest of the way.

Midseason showdown winds up deadlocked, 1-1.

Boys' soccer: The Navigators get their fourth straight one-goal victory, 1-0 over South Portland.

Connor Skillin's second half goal the difference in a 1-0 victory.

The Flyers score in each half and improve to 2-2 with a 2-0 victory over the Hawks.

Lucas Plumb's penalty kick goal the difference in a 1-0 victory.

The No. 2 team in the Varsity Maine football poll gets touchdowns from six players and improves to 2-1.

The Eagles improve to 4-0, while Deering, last year's Class A South champ, slips to 1-3-1.

Sophomore midfielder Lawson Mayer scores and has an assist in 2-1 victory over Oceanside. With video.

Boys' soccer: Kian Long scores with 19:38 to play in regulation as the Navigators improve to 3-1 with the victory.

Bulldogs improve to 3-0 with third straight OT win, 2-1 over Falmouth.

Flyers can't hold a halftime lead, fall, 3-2, in back-and-forth contest.

Sophia Monfa scores twice and the Stags win, 5-0.

CC Duryee scores two goals as Cape Elizabeth improves to 2-0 with a 4-0 win over Lake Region.

Included in this week's most intriguing contests are regional final rematches, teams aiming to prove themselves and a boys' soccer rivalry of A North contenders.

Girls’ soccer: Belle Kalil sparks the Rams’ offense with four goals in a 6-0 win over Biddeford.

Defending Class A champions open with a 2-1 victory over the Eagles.

The Dragons and Eagles look forward to playing every game, but they savor their showdowns in particular.

A mix of new and experienced players to keep an eye for on the pitch this season.

Eight backs make our list of some of the top players in the region, as defense looks to be a strength around southern Maine.

Seven teams from the deep and talented SMAA make our list.

The Maine Principals' Association revises longstanding rule, but "strongly recommends that soccer players continue to wear a well-fitted mouth guard."

Zeus and Saion Rankin left Japan to live with their grandparents in Biddeford, to the delight of Tigers soccer fans.

After years of being mandatory, mouth guards are optional this season.

Justin Morrill takes over the program from longtime coach Mike Hagerty, who retired after winning 14 state championships.

Just 17 days after a deadly mass shooting, the Blue Devils delivered the city some joy with a Class A boys' soccer state championship.

In 27 seasons, Hagerty built the Clippers into a powerhouse that won 13 state championships.

The senior striker scored 33 goals, the second-highest single-season output in Class A history.

The senior-heavy list includes players from state championship teams Lewiston, Yarmouth and Mt. Abram.

The invitation to Foxborough included a private meeting with Patriots owner Robert Kraft, on-field access before the game and a chance to ring the bell atop the new, 218-foot Gillette Stadium Lighthouse.

The invitation to Foxborough included a private meeting with Patriots owner Robert Kraft, on-field access before the game and a chance to ring the bell atop the new, 218-foot Gillette Stadium Lighthouse.

The Clippers strike just 29 seconds into the match and roll from there, easily winning a state championship game rematch.

Tegra Mbele scores his second goal of the game in the 14th minute of overtime, lifting the Blue Devils to a 3-2 victory.