Sports
Field Hockey
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State's most prolific scorer keeps sport's most prestigious award in the family and at Cheverus.
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The senior scored 34 goals in a state championship season, bringing her record-setting career total to 152.
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Nine seniors and two juniors make up this list of talented players, which includes four repeat selections.
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The state's all-time leading scorer capped her career by leading the Stags to another undefeated season and state championship.
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We wrap up our Varsity Maine fall sports honorees with the top football players as selected by the sports staffs at Central Maine newspapers, the Press Herald and the Sun Journal.
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Stags down Biddeford, Brewer to win third Class A title in four seasons, send legend Lucy Johnson out in style.
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Madeline Wagner's overtime goal gives the Ramblers a 2-1 victory over Dexter.
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Sydney Brunelle also scores as the Stags win their third state championship in four years.
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Halle Tarbox scores the winner off an assist from Payten Wadsworth, giving the Lions their first title since 2011.
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Cheverus and Winthrop are continuing dynastic runs, while Yarmouth and Brewer are among the title game newcomers.
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Breanna Shorey’s two goals lead the Lions past Leavitt and back into Class B title game for first time since 2016.
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The second-seeded Clippers knock off the defending state champions, earning their first trip to a state final since 1995.
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Paige Oakes scores two goals as the Witches win 3-0 to earn program's first regional championship.
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Presley Dow scores twice as Tigers take down Ponies 2-1.
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Clippers ride a sound defensive effort, freshman Maya Nasveschuk's goal to a 1-0 victory and long-awaited regional crown.
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Lucy Johnson scores twice in a 3-2 victory; Stags to face Brewer in state game Saturday.
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The top-ranked Stags will play for their third state championship in four years after beating the Tigers, 3-2, four their fourth consecutive regional title.
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Boys' soccer: The Rangers beat Cape Elizabeth, 3-2, and will play four-time defending state champion Yarmouth in the Class B South final.
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Four Clippers find the back of the net as Yarmouth reaches its second straight regional final.
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Miss Maine Field Hockey finalist Ayla Lagasse has a goal and an assist for the Tigers, who will face Cheverus in the regional final on Wednesday.
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Bree Griffin's goal sends the No. 5 Cougars past the No. 4 Eagles and into the A North semifinals.
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The reigning Class A South champions get a scare in the preliminary round but advance to the quarterfinals.
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Football: The Bulldogs drop an interstate clash of championship contenders, 35-25.
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Sadie Correa scores on penalty corner to give Dragons a 1-0 win and ticket to playoffs.
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The Falcons score two early goals and roll past Fryeburg Academy, 5-0.
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Abby Werthmann, 17, has drug-resistant epilepsy and can have up to 50 seizures a day. She wears a special helmet and goggles for added protection while playing.
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Ella Duchette of Brunswick and Lydia Hiltz of Mt. Ararat prepare to face off yet again in Monday showdown.
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Goals by Ashley Inman and Haley Labrie propel the Scots to a 2-0 victory over Portland/Deering.
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Navigators earn key late season victory, 2-0, behind goals from Ani Bush and Keira Kelly.
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Emily Groves scores twice and Reed Proscia adds another as the Falcons take the matchup between two of Class B South's top teams.
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Clippers roll to a 6-0 victory behind five different scorers as they make it 11 in a row.
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Field hockey: Lucy Johnson leads the defending Class A state champions to another one-sided win – 5-0 over Massabesic.
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The Falcons improve to 11-0 with a 2-0 victory over the team that handed Freeport its last defeat.
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Falcons make it 19 straight victories, 2-0, in possible state game preview.
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Red Storm's rally falls short in a 3-1 setback.
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Falcons prime for Leavitt showdown with a 2-0 victory, their 18th straight over two years.
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Liza Flower scores two goals as the Falcons, who have outscored opponents 43-2 this season, improve to 9-0.
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Field hockey: The Hawks get two goals from Eva Hersey while goalies Savannah Chapman and Makayla Coy combine for the shutout.
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Stags get toughest regular season test in years but prevail, 1-0, on Lucy Johnson's tally early in the second overtime.
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Senior chats with teammates before and at halftime of Tuesday's showdown with the Stags.