Goals by Ashley Inman and Haley Labrie propel the Scots to a 2-0 victory over Portland/Deering.

Navigators earn key late season victory, 2-0, behind goals from Ani Bush and Keira Kelly.

Clippers roll to a 6-0 victory behind five different scorers as they make it 11 in a row.

Field hockey: Lucy Johnson leads the defending Class A state champions to another one-sided win – 5-0 over Massabesic.

The Falcons improve to 11-0 with a 2-0 victory over the team that handed Freeport its last defeat.

Falcons make it 19 straight victories, 2-0, in possible state game preview.

Red Storm's rally falls short in a 3-1 setback.

Falcons prime for Leavitt showdown with a 2-0 victory, their 18th straight over two years.

Liza Flower scores two goals as the Falcons, who have outscored opponents 43-2 this season, improve to 9-0.

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

Stags get toughest regular season test in years but prevail, 1-0, on Lucy Johnson's tally early in the second overtime.

Senior chats with teammates before and at halftime of Tuesday's showdown with the Stags.

Stags prevail, 2-0, behind goals from Lucy Johnson and Zoey Radford in possible regional final preview

The defending champion Stags remained undefeated and stretch their regular-season winning streak to 54 games with another 2-0 victory over the Tigers.

Rangers get decisive goal from Helen Zimmerman.

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

Flyers' late rally ends up one goal short, 2-1.

Two Greta Tod goals lead the way to a 3-1 triumph.

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

Rebekah St. Pierre, a junior at Mt. Ararat, and mother Julie St. Pierre, head coach of Morse, share a close bond through the game.

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

Stags come alive in second half for 51st consecutive regular season triumph, 3-0.

Clippers make it four in a row with a 2-1 victory.

Tigers score four goals in fourth quarter and prevail, 7-0.

After a rare loss in their season opener, ther River Hawks have won three straight, outscoring opponents by a 13-0 margin.

After a rare loss in their season opener, ther River Hawks have won three straight, outscoring opponents by a 13-0 margin.

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

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.

Lucy Johnson and Sydney Brunelle had goals as the Stags clipped the Tigers in the season opener.

The field hockey season begins Thursday with experienced and young players alike looking to lead their squads.

Mt. Ararat hosted its 10th Drive Out Cancer field hockey tournament on Saturday, raising money for the Maine Children's Cancer Program.

A pair of state champions loaded for another try for a title lead this list of teams looking to go on deep runs this fall.

These players should play key roles for their teams and deliver impressive seasons this fall.

The requirement to wear goggles was lifted, and face masks on corners will make their debut. Players and coaches are happy with the changes.

The school district paid about $6,000 for work that didn't improve the field and now the field hockey team will open new season without home turf.

The annual fundraiser and round robin tournament raises money for the Maine Children's Cancer Program.

The Stags are dealing with changes as they seek another title run, while the Falcons have plenty of firepower as they look to stay atop Class B.

Watch the senior putting in work during the defending state champion Stags' first practice of the 2024-25 season.

After rebuilding in 2023, the Greyhounds have positive vibes, and a lot of returning experience, for the upcoming season.

Some teams in Maine kicked off fall practices hours before sunrise. So did Varsity Maine.