The top-seeded Rams turn back Scarborough, 25-17, 25-11, 23-25 and 25-21.

The Clippers take control midway through the third set and collect their fifth consecutive Class B state championship.

Eagles rally after losing first two sets but fall 3-2 loss to reigning champs.

The Red Storm prevails in 2 hours, 10 minutes, and will face Gorham in the Class A state championship Friday.

The four-time defending state champions sweep Falmouth, 25-11, 25-22, 25-19.

The Wildcats, who let the Capers rally from a two-set deficit in their last meeting, prevail this time and earn a match with No. 1 Washington Academy.

Emma Bowden's goal with 23 seconds left in the first overtime lifts the Patriots to a 3-2 win over the Rangers.

Kilson Joao breaks a scoreless tie in the first half, and the Red Storm tack on two goals after halftime.

The Stags score their goals in the fourth quarter, beating Falmouth, 4-0.

Field hockey: Lucy and Lily Johnson lead the top-ranked Stags to their 42nd straight regular-season win, 7-0.

Field hockey: After a scoreless first half, Leavitt beats Freeport for its third consecutive shutout and seventh overall this season.

Evelyn Agrondnia has three assists as the Capers beat the Dragons, 3-1.

Field hockey: Allie Sweetser connects on a penalty stroke with 2:40 to play as the Navigators pull out a 3-2 win over the Eagles.

Field hockey: The Clippers get goals from Sophie Smith and Celia Zinman in the final nine minutes to escape with their seventh straight win, 2-1.

The Rams close the match with an 8-4 run to pull out a hard-fought, five-set win over the Red Storm.

Gray-New Gloucester/North Yarmouth Academy scores a goal in each quarter – two by Kenlie Nadeau – for a win over St. Dominic Academy.

Gorham nearly erases a 15-point deficit in the fourth quarter, but a missed 2-point conversion allows Cheverus to escape with a 21-20 victory.

Last year's Class A champions take a 3-1 victory against the reigning Class B champs.

Squad looking for another playoff appearance this fall.

Keep your eyes on these talented players this fall.

Two defending champions are in good position to defend their titles, but they will have plenty of competition.

Erin Quirk takes over for longtime coach Jim Senecal, who guided the Clippers to the past four Class B state championships.

Football: Teddy Peters passes for four touchdowns in a 39-33 win over Winthrop/Monmouth/Hall-Dale.

Three juniors and a sophomore are among this squad of veteran talent.

The junior setter led Biddeford to an undefeated season and the Class A title, thanks to her dedication and ability to direct plays.

After guiding the Clippers to their fourth-straight Class B title in late October, the veteran coach had triple-bypass surgery.

The Clippers sweep past previously undefeated Gardiner, 25-23, 25-16 and 25-20.

The undefeated Tigers squash a rally from the Rams in the third set to sweep the Class A final, 25-21, 25-16, 26-24.

The top-seeded Clippers advance to another state final by winning in three sets, 25-11, 25-11 and 26-24.

Boys' soccer: The fifth-seeded Red Riots fight off a challenge from No. 12 Cheverus, advancing to the Class A South quarterfinals with a 3-2 win.

The Spartans advance to the Class A quarterfinals by sweeping the Eagles.

Greyhounds next will play in the MVC championship on Thursday.

Boys' soccer: Carter Engelman leads the Eagles to a 2-0 victory over Biddeford.

Football: Giovanni Staples throws two TD passes and runs for a touchdown, leading the Blue Blazes to a 27-6 victory.

Girls' soccer: The Red Storm cruise to a 5-0 win over the Hawks in a battle of unbeaten teams.

Boys’ soccer: The Red Riots keep their unbeaten record intact, thanks to a Divin Mpinga goal.

Eddie Caldera scores on a penalty kick to give the Capers a 2-1 win over the Flyers.

Grace Badger scored an unassisted goal in the first half for the Warriors.

The Rams score twice in the first half to improve to 3-0.

Girls’ soccer: The Golden Trojans score the final three goals to beat Bonny Eagle, 4-3.

Seven juniors and a sophomore are among 10 players to keep an eye on this fall.

The Tigers came up just short in the 2021 Class A championship match, but many coaches say they're the team to beat this year.

While many predict a rematch in the Class A state final, other programs are on the rise.

With good mix of veterans, newcomers, team is ready to head back to the playoffs.

The Maine Principals' Association will return this fall to having playoffs made up of teams in the top two-thirds of the Heal points.

The senior middle hitter led the Red Storm to the Class A title, knocking off previously unbeaten Biddeford in the championship match.

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The Clippers fell behind early in the match and were down by four in the final set before rallying to win the sixth title in program history.

The Red Storm win a thriller against the previously undefeated Tigers, earning their third state championship since 2015.