Lauren Jakobs scores five goals, including one 37 seconds into the game, in the Lakers' victory.

Paige Laverreire breaks the Tigers' record for career goals while leading her team to a 19-8 victory over Deering.

The Rangers let most of a six-goal lead slip away but hang on for a 13-10 victory.

The Tigers post their first-ever win over their biggest rivals, 13-9.

The Mustangs lose an early lead, then grab momentum before the half to beat the Yachtsmen.

The Rams reach 5-0 in Class A after defeating Yarmouth in a rematch from last season's Class B state title game.

The Rangers keep their poise and control the ball for much of the game in beating the Flyers.

The Class A champion Mustangs defeat Yarmouth, the state runner-up in Class B a year ago.

The top 10 boys’ and girls’ lacrosse teams in Maine, as voted on by reporters from the Press Herald, Central Maine Newspapers, Sun Journal, Forecaster, Times Record and Journal Tribune, with first-place votes in parentheses, followed by total points.

Sophomores and freshmen make an immediate impact for the Rams in a season-opening victory over Greely.

The Yachstmen jump out to a big early lead, then hold off Biddeford to earn a season-opening win for their new coach.

Massabesic, the defending Class A champion, tops our list.

Seniors dominate our list of the top players in southern Maine.

Now there's a Class C, but a restructure also is causing the demise of some classic rivalries.

She led Messalonskee to 2016 Class A title.

The junior midfielder played a vital role on offense and defense to lead the Mustangs to the Class A state title.

The Mustangs complete a perfect season by avenging a title-game loss to Messalonskee in 2016.

The Rams get two goals from Leah Dumas and Erin Gorton and hold off previously unnbeaten Yarmouth to keep the title.

Both Class B games now will be in the morning session.

Lydia Dexter scores the winner as Messalonskee returns to the Class A state title game.

The Clippers win another Class B North title with an 18-2 victory over Oceanside.

The unbeaten Mustangs top Marshwood, 6-2, in the South regional final.

The Rams return to the state championship game after a 9-6 win over Falmouth.

Lucy Albers scores a key goal in the final minutes as the Rams top the Trojans and advance to the Class A South regional final.

The Rams shut out the Capers for the final 28 minutes of a 9-6 win to clinch a berth in the Class B South final.

The Eagles take control early and defeat Cheverus, 12-7.

The Mariners survive a last-minute flurry to defeat Morse, 10-9.

Mya Mannette scores four goals in a 6-1 victory against Lewiston.

The Capers use a 7-1 run in the second half to reach the Class B South semifinals.

The Clippers complete an undefeated regular season with a 9-8 win.

The Stags pull away in the second half to defeat Maine Girls' Academy, 11-5.

The Rams score with 58.8 seconds remaining after Cape Elizabeth's second-half rally ties it.

Needing a win to make the Class A South playoffs, the Red Storm get a last-minute goal for a 14-13 victory.

The Rams hold the previously unbeaten Yachtsmen scoreless for a stretch of more than 36 minutes.

Laura Baginski's third goal of the game gives the Flyers an 11-10 victory over Lake Region.

The Mustangs score five of the first six goals and roll to a 13-6 victory.

Mary Budri has a solid game in goal for the Yachtsmen in a 10-7 victory.

The Eagles use their multifaceted attack to overpower Deering and remain undefeated.

And Gardiner girls' lacrosse topples rival Cony.

Lawrence girls lacrosse program earns 1st victory.

Freeport is held without a goal for a lengthy period of time beginning late in the first half until well into the second half.

The Yachtsmen still will need to get through powerhouses Kennebunk and Yarmouth.

Seniors dominate among the top players in southern Maine.

Falmouth looks to break through after losing in the regional title game the past two years.

Jenny Bush wanted so much to help Kennebunk win a state title. She did that and more with a title and undefeated season.

The Rams edge Yarmouth 9-7 to finish 15-0.

The Eagles edge Massabesic, 7-6.