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.

The Rams score twice in the first half and hold on for a 2-1 victory at home.

Carley Lovejoy scores in the final 10 minutes to push the Tigers' unbeaten streak to 29 games.

Mike Farley has 200 career victories after the undefeated Red Storm defeat Noble, 3-0.

Two first-half goals are enough for the Red Storm in a 2-0 victory over Windham.

Abigail Hewes also adds an assist as the Raiders shut out Yarmouth.

The Stags score in the second overtime to defeat Windham, 2-1.

Gus Ford scores the deciding goal for the Yachtsmen (6-0-1) with 16:25 left in the game.

The Blue Blazes rally from three goals down with eight minutes remaining, earning a 3-3 field hockey tie.

The Wildcats convert a penalty corner with no time left in regulation, then beat Freeport in overtime, 2-1.

The Tigers get their sixth win when Abby Allen scores in OT to beat Windham, 4-3.

The Yachtsmen score early in the second half and go on to defeat Gorham, 1-0.

Catriona Gould converts a penalty kick late in the second half and the Falcons make it stand and improve to 5-0.

The senior back followed her family's path to field hockey, but has found greater success throwing the discus and shot put.

The Trojans score with 3:15 remaining to defeat Falmouth, 1-0.

The Falcons pull away from a halftime tie with a three-goal second half to defeat Lake Region, 4-1.

The Tigers break through in the second half to beat Scarborough, 1-0, and extend their unbeaten streak to 19.

Carley Lovejoy’s third goal of the game lifts the Tigers past Cheverus, 3-2.

Freeport scores after 10 minutes and Fryeburg ties it on a corner after time expires in the half.

The Rangers score eight seconds into the game and go on to defeat Cape Elizabeth 3-2 in an opener.

While Skowhegan rolls to title after title in Class A North, five different teams have represented Class A South in the state championship game the last five years.

Defending Class A state champion Biddeford tops our list of the southern Maine teams to watch in 2019.

The Red Storm jump on top early and cruise to a 3-0 victory over Falmouth.

A low number of players at Deering High prompted the Rams to join forces with rival Portland.

South Portland natives Aaron Filieo (football) and Sarah Millington (field hockey) will begin their first seasons as head coaches at their alma mater on Monday, joined by first-year girls' soccer coach Kevin St. Jarre.

She led the Tigers' field hockey team to a Class A state championship by toppling powerhouse Skowhegan, then guided Biddeford to its first-ever playoff victory in girls' lacrosse.

Weslee Littlefield of Winslow and Aimee Adams of Gardiner are among the players grateful to take part in the Senior All-Star Game.

The state's annual all-star game will provide a chance for players who have graduated to get in one more game in Maine – alongside their top high school opponents.

Among them, Westbrook hires a Portland High grad as its new football coach.

The senior midfielder was called by an opposing coach 'easily the best player on the field in any contest.'

Skowhegan High leads the way with three selections.

The Wildcats' senior was involved in a collision in Saturday's state game loss that knocked two teeth out of her mouth and broke another, but she returned to the game and scored a goal.

The Tigers capture their first title since 1990 with a thrilling 4-3 victory.

The Tigers score twice in the second half en route to their first championship in nine years.

Champions will be determined in three classes at Deering's Memorial Field.

The Tigers will face Skowhegan in the Class A state championship game Saturday.

The Tigers capture the Class A South title when Abby Allen scores with 4:31 left in the first overtime, sending Biddeford to the state title game.