Eagles erupt early, cruise to fourth consecutive victory.

After being held scoreless for most of the game, the Warriors strike twice in the closing minutes for an 11-8 win.

The Trojans put up 63 points in the first half against the Rams, who entered the game with a 3-0 record.

The Vikings establish themselves as top contenders in Class A, knocking off the previously undefeated Scots, 19-6.

Forced turnovers and big day on the ground proves big for Freeport in victory.

Football: The Patriots break out for five touchdowns in the second half, pulling away for a 40-14 win.

The River Hawks score 46 points in the first half on the way to their first win of the season.

A detective has been assigned to the case to investigate whether any laws had been violated, according to Brunswick Chief of Police Scott Stewart.

Both teams are 3-0. This weekend they will face the league's dominant programs, with Bangor at Thornton Academy and the Vikings hosting Bonny Eagle.

Both squads come into the Class D showdown having dropped their last games.

Undefeated Eagles cruising after another rout, while Lisbon, Brunswick look to get back on track.

Eagles out-run Patriots to improve to 3-0 on the season.

Zac Oja leads a second-half comeback as the Scots survive an upset bid by the Rams, pulling away late for a 54-42 victory.

The Eagles scored on four straight drives and earn their second win of the season, 27-6.

Jaelen Jackson accounts for four touchdowns – one passing, one receiving and two rushing – and the Red Riots pull away for a 59-34 win.

Leavitt had its first two games canceled because of COVID issues with their scheduled opponents.

Both teams have young head coaches who have been able to boost participation and fan interest with similar approaches.

Falcons and Ponies both are 2-0 and seek some separation in pivotal Week 3 showdown.

The Blue Blazes beat Portland/Deering, which dropped to 0-5.

Shipbuilders and Windjammers had open date after opponents canceled because of COVID safety concerns.

Soccer: Mike Hagerty reaches another coaching milestone in the Clippers' 4-0 victory over York.

The Trojans receive outstanding special teams play to set up three touchdowns and rally from a 10-6 halftime deficit.

Dragons bounce back from Week 1 loss with convincing victory in home opener.

The Red Riots bounce back from a season-opening loss, earning a 26-0 victory.

The Scots take control with two early touchdown passes, then use a relentless ground game to frustrate the Red Storm.

The Bulldogs score on their first three plays and win the first regular-season meeting between the teams since 2014.

Wet field conditions, COVID troubles common causes of games being moved to other days or called off.

Senior back David York rushes for 291 yards as Kennebunk regroups from an opening game loss by beating Biddeford.

Bonny Eagle takes on Scarborough on Friday and Thornton Academy faces Marshwood on Saturday in matchups featuring some of the state's best programs.

Freeport looks to keep momentum going while John Bapst preps for its season opener.

Mt. Ararat opens with strong debut while Brunswick seeks improvement after loss to Windham.

The Tigers beat Deering, 36-14, and give the game ball to Coach Steve Allosso, who had previously coached in Virginia and Massachusetts.

Marshall Fowler leads a potent ground game with three touchdowns and four 2-point conversions in a 54-8 win.

Morse tops Mattanawcook/Lee/Penobscot for first 8-man victory in program history.

Jayden Flaker scores two touchdowns, including a kickoff return, and the Red Storm open their season with a 40-3 win.

The Rams get off to a promising start, dominating the second half for a season-opening win.

Alex St. John scores three touchdowns, leading the Golden Trojans to a 47-7 triumph.

Five games in the opening week of the season have been canceled because of teams dealing with COVID-19 issues.

Morse moves to 8-man, while Brunswick and Freeport navigate low numbers.

Dragons hope to start the season off strong, while Eagles defense looking to make a statement.

Portland opens with an impressive win over Kennebunk, 30-18

Coaches agree that they know little about their opponents, and some are still trying to decipher their own squads.

Many of the traditional powers should be strong again as tackle football returns to Maine after a year's absence.

Defending champion Mt. Ararat highlights a league that expands from 10 teams to 25.

Twenty-five high school football teams in Maine are opting for eight-man football this fall, up from 10 teams just two years ago.

Seniors dominate this group, coming off a year where there was no tackle football.

Brunswick navigating through low turnout issues, while Morse faces an interesting schedule full of long bus trips.