Dave Halligan of Falmouth (boys' soccer) and Mary Beth Bourgoin of Winslow (field hockey) are honored by the National Federation of State High School Associations.

Game remained fairly intact during COVID-19 pandemic.

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.

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

Falcons close out season with tough victory over resilient Brunswick.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

Adelle Surette continues torrid fall by extending her school record in scoring.

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

Eagles, again, edge Dragons in close contest, this one in overtime.

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

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

With 14 seniors returning, Freeport could have been a contender in Class B South this year. Now the Falcons are just grateful to be playing the game they love.

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

Field hockey: Riley Heacock scores twice for the Scots.

Eagles edge Freeport to grab second victory in as many games this fall.

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

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

The Stags survive a comeback late in regulation by the Red Storm, thanks to Lily Johnson's overtime goal.

As evidenced in Windham's 5-0 win over Gray-New Gloucester, trying to enter a field hockey game as a substitute might take some time this year.

Dragons slip past Shipbuilders in season opener.

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.

Bourgoin has a simple coaching philosophy: 'They are the daughters of somebody who loves them very much. ... I try to make sure I think of that when I coach them.'

The large number of commits helps solidify winning culture that's gripped the program.

The senior was versatile throughout her four years, helping Skowhegan regain the Class A field hockey championship this fall as a center back.

These 11 players would form a formidable team. As it is, they're our choices for the Varsity Maine All-State field hockey team.

Versatile playmaker caps championship career with highest award in sport.

Skowhegan wins its 16th state title in 19 years, snapping the Tigers' 35-game unbeaten streak with a 3-0 victory.

The Black Raiders score four goals after halftime to beat York, 7-2, and win their eighth state championship.

Biddeford and Skowhegan will meet again for the Class A title, while York is back in the Class B championship game for the seventh straight year.

The Tigers take a 35-game unbeaten streak into Saturday's state championship game, where they will face a rematch with Skowhegan.

The unbeaten Wildcats extend their streak of regional championships with a 3-1 win over Fryeburg Academy in the Class B South final.

Freshman Eliza Thorne scores her second goal of the game in the second overtime to give the Raiders a 3-2 victory.

The top-seeded Tigers roll to a 5-0 victory in the Class A South playoffs, extending their unbeaten streak to 33.

Molly Rathbun scores twice as the third-seeded Rams advance to the regional semifinals with a 3-1 win.

Field hockey: Wyley Fitzpatrick’s overtime goal lifts No. 4 Mt. Ararat over fifth-seeded Messalonskee in a Class A North quarterfinal.

The Blazes, a long way from their 0-3 start to the season, get two second-half goals from Lily Ranco and then hold on for a 4-2 victory over the Stags in an A South quarterfinal.