The Dragons' home field is undergoing a track construction project, also affecting night games for boys' and girls' soccer.

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.

C.J. Chatham drive in three runs in a 9-2 victory against Reading.

The junior scored 39 goals to lead the Windjammers to a third straight Class A state title.

State champs Camden Hills and Cape Elizabeth each have two players on our squad.

The Capers defeat Presque Isle 2-1 in overtime and capture the Class B state title.

The Panthers defeat Central Aroostook, 4-1, in the Class D title game.

The Windjammers hold Scarborough to three shots on net in a 1-0 victory.

The Black Bears advance to the state championship game with a 1-0 win over the Rangers.

Unbeaten Camden Hills scores with 1:43 to play to return to the state title game.

Prezli Piscopo breaks a scoreless tie late in regulation, then sets up a clinching goal in a 2-0 win over York.

Three unanswered goals in the final 27 minutes give the top-seeded Red Storm a 3-1 victory.

North Yarmouth Academy beats the defending Class D state champion, ending the Bobcats' streak of eight regional titles.

The Wildcats allow the tying goal in the first half, but come back 17 seconds later to stay ahead for good in a Class B South semifinal.

Cape Elizabeth rallies to knock off the two-time defending state champions.

The third-seeded Stags shut out the No. 2 Rams to advance to the regional final.

The 10th-seeded Rangers pull away in the second half to knock off second-ranked Oak Hill, 6-2.

Lakyn Hill scores twice in the first half as the Hawks reach the Class C South semifinals.

The Clippers dig out of an early hole to beat No. 5 Freeport, 3-2.

Emma Gallant and Julie Kratzer each score two goals as Cheverus advaces to the Class A South semifinals.

The Eagles finally break through midway through the second half for a 1-0 win in a Class A South prelim.

The Red Storm win a battle of the top two teams in Class A South, 1-0.

Catriona Gould scores all her goals in the first half.

The Windjammers roll to the win and will start the upcoming Class A North playoffs as the top seed.

Sarah Callahan scores twice in the first half as the unbeaten Red Storm top the Stags for their 10th victory.

Sisters Hailey and Cassidy Koons combine for the only goal in an overtime victory.

Molly Murnane's header in overtime gives the Red Storm a 2-1 victory over Noble.

The Panthers get a goal midway through the second half from Alasdair Swett to improve to 10-1.

The Yachtsmen score in each half and defeat South Portland, 2-0.

Meghan Hoffses records two goals to help the Eagles rebound from a shutout loss.

Nik Hester scores twice as the Yachtsmen get their sixth win.

Gorham still has yet to allow a goal this season, but the Rams' seven-game winning streak is stopped.

The Stags score in each half and improve to 7-0-1 with a 2-1 victory.

The Falcons hand the Saints their first loss as Kelly Lefebvre's goal breaks a late 3-3 tie

Cape Elizabeth scores three second-half goals to beat Freeport and run its winning streak to six.

The Bulldogs get the first two goals and hold off Kennebunk for a 2-1 win.

The Eagles keep South Portland winless by scoring in the second overtime.

The Dragons claim a 4-0 victory and deal the Eagles their first defeat.

The Rams defeat Cheverus 1-0 on a late goal in a game between undefeated, unscored-on opponents.

The Yachtsmen break through in the first minute of overtime to beat Sanford for their first victory of the season.

The Stags score three goals in just over seven minutes to start the second half to improve to 2-0.

Mia Sargent scores two goals and Deering holds on to get a victory in its season opener.

Karli Chapin's goal with 36 seconds left secures a win for Cape Elizabeth, which a year ago lost all three of its meetings with Yarmouth.

The reigning Class A South champions open their season with a 1-0 victory.

Cat Gould scores three goals for the Falcons in a 5-2 victory.

Camden Hills, which goes for its third consecutive Class A title, should be challenged by Gorham.

Adventures that include solving puzzles and shearing sheep are part of team-building.

The top 10 boys' and girls' soccer, field hockey and football teams in Maine, as voted on by reporters from the Press Herald, Kennebec Journal/Morning Sentinel, Sun Journal, Forecaster, Times Record and Journal Tribune, with first-place votes in parentheses, followed by total points.

Yarmouth High is just one of the sites where summer has segued into preseason practices.

D'Appolonia led the 18-0 Clippers to back-to-back Class B state titles.