Boys' Hockey
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The Saints end a 19-year championship drought with a 4-2 victory. -
Jake MacDonald scores three goals for the Rangers, who beat Old Town/Orono to capture their first state title since 2013. -
The Class A and B boys hockey championships will be held Saturday at the Colisee in Lewiston. -
A first-period goal is enough for the Black Bears in a 1-0 win over Waterville/Winslow. -
The Rangers erase an early deficit against Cape Elizabeth and again will play Old Town/Orono for the state championship. -
The winner will be named at the Class A All-Star banquet on March 16. -
Goalie Gaston Fuska makes 52 saves and the Saints beat three-time defending state champ Lewiston. -
The Tigers beat Portland/Deering, 3-2, in the Class A South final. -
The top-seeded Rangers score seven goals in the third period to pull away from Gorham for a 10-1 victory. -
The Tigers, regional champs last year, defeat South Portland/Waynflete/Freeport 3-1 in a semifinal. -
Two goals in the third period propel Portland to the regional championship with a 2-1 win over the Trojans. -
The Capers score two late goals and beat the Dragons, 6-4. -
The eight candidates for Maine's top Class A senior include four forwards, two defensemen and two goalies.
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South Portland/Waynflete/Freeport scores three third-period goals to pull away from the Stags. -
Gavin Simopoulos scores the winning goal and assists on the insurance goal for the Capers. -
Changes have been made to avoid conflicts for schools also playing in basketball championship games.
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St. Dom's semifinal against Bangor moved up to Friday night, Lewiston and Edward Little now facing off Saturday night. -
The Rams score three goals on a five-minute power play to break open a close game and beat Leavitt/Gray-New Gloucester/Oak Hill/Poland. -
The Tigers beat Massabesic/Old Orchard Beach/Bonny Eagle with three second-period goals. -
The Dragons score five straight goals to advance to the Class B South semifinals. -
As Greely dominates Class B, Class A presents a true anyone-can-win scenario. -
The Rangers beat Cape Elizabeth 3-1 in a clash of the top two teams in Class B South.
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Emily Demers records a hat trick in a 7-2 win and goes over 100 points for her career.
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The Red Riots put an end to Scarborough's momentum in the second period and collect a 5-2 victory. -
The Blue Devils battle back from a two-goal deficit to post its 13th win.
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The Clippers are fighting for a playoff spot and manage a tie against the Saints. -
Payton Jones hits a 3-pointer to beat Deering, 60-57.
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The No. 1 team in Class A South holds on for a 3-2 win against its closest challenger.
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Colby Anton scores three goals as the Stags win their second straight game, holding off Portland/Deering.
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The Rangers score four power-play goals and pull away from Gardiner, reaching 9-0 with a 7-2 victory. -
The Yachtsmen stop a five-game losing streak with a 4-3 win over Portland/Deering.
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The Yachtsmen outscore the Trojans by seven points in the final quarter to improve to 10-2. -
The Saints give up two power-play goals but survive for a 4-3 victory. -
The undefeated Eagles pull away from a halftime tie to beat Massabesic, 38-34.
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The Tigers take a 4-0 lead in the first period and holds off Thornton Academy for a 5-4 victory. -
The Blue Devils take advantage of two early penalties to build a 4-0 lead in a 4-3 victory.
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Caleb Sellinger makes 30 saves as the Red Storm hand the Red Eddies their first loss, 3-0.
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The top 10 boys’ and girls’ basketball teams and top five boys’ and girls’ hockey 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.
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The Red Riots show signs of reaching their potential with a 10-5 victory at Troubh Ice Arena. -
Oscar Saunders hits a pivotal 3-pointer in a 41-39 victory.
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Parity rules in Class A South, with Thornton Academy and Biddeford appearing as the top teams.
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viaTeam outlooks and top players for local boys' hockey teams.
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A senior on the Mt. Ararat composite team, Austin entered this season with 100 points. -
The Red Storm finally have a place to play that doesn't involve a 1-hour, 40-minute round-trip bus ride. -
Dan Lucas is leaving after nine seasons with the Stags. -
Three-time Class A champion Lewiston is the lone team with more than one selection.
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The junior forward has won a state title every year he's been on the team. -
Theo Hembre wins the honor given to Maine's best Class A senior boys' hockey player. -
The award is given to Maine's best senior high school hockey player in Class A.
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The Blue Devils hold on to their crown with a 2-1 victory.
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Old Town/Orono becomes the first co-op team to win a state title five years after the schools merged their programs. -
Lewiston, which has won the past two Class A championships, defeated the Tigers twice this season. -
Greely and Old Town/Orono average more than five goals per game. -
Five forwards and three defensemen are candidates for the award given to Maine's best senior Class A player.
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The Blue Devils beat their rival to earn a berth in the Class A state title game. -
Jake MacDonald scores early in the third period as Greely avenges an early-season loss to reach the state Class B final. -
The Tigers scored with less than two minutes left in the second overtime to reach the Class A title game. -
The Rangers score in the third period to advance to the state title game. -
The forecast for inclement weather on Wednesday has pushed the game ahead by one day.
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The top-ranked Blue Devils advance to the Class A North final with a 5-2 win.
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The Stags get solid goaltending and two goals each from Luke Church and Jackson Wilson to beat Thornton Academy in a Class A South semifinal. -
Trevor Ouellette scores the winner as the Tigers advance to the Class A South final. -
The top-ranked Rangers will play Cape Elizabeth for the regional title. -
Phil Tarling scores twice in the third period as the Capers rally for a 4-2 win over York. -
No. 2 in regional tournament, Kennebec hosts Presque Isle Saturday. -
Chandler Bilodeau breaks a tie midway through the third period as the Trojans advance to the Class A South semifinals. -
The Clippers score three goals in the third to beat Gorham 5-1. -
The Tigers beat South Portland to earn a spot in the regional semifinals. -
The Tigers open a three-goal lead, then hold off Portland/Deering, 3-2.
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The Clippers use a power-play goal to defeat Edward Little, 2-1. -
Yarmouth, Falmouth and Cape Elizabeth earn victories.
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The Falcons use a 16-9 advantage in the third quarter to improve to 9-8
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The Rangers, coming off a dissapointing loss, snap Biddeford's seven-game winning streak with a 6-2 victory. -
The undefeated Rangers pull away from Yarmouth in the second half.
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Toby Holt scores 12 of his 35 points in the fourth quarter as the Falcons top the Wildcats, 66-55. -
The Flyers improve to 11-3 by defeating Lake Region, 64-57.
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After seeing what complacency can do to a team, the Capers pull away from York for an 8-1 victory. -
Hockey: The Stags beat the two-time defending Class A boys' champions, 2-1. -
Eli Thibodeau scores three goals and the Red Eddies roll to a 5-1 win over the previously unbeaten Capers. -
Logan Magnant scores 20 seconds into the extra period to lift the Tigers, 4-3. -
The Rams pull away late in the second period and defeat Mt. Ararat, 5-2.
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The Tigers go to overtime to down the Trojans for the first time since the 2005-06 season.
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Aidan Schifano scores twice for South Portland/Freeport/Waynflete in a 5-2 victory. -
Cooper Hart goal in extra session completes comeback.
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Nick Curtis caps a 27-point game by hitting nine free throws in the fourth period to help beat Massabesic, 58-45.
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The Rangers win their annual rivalry game against Falmouth for the first time in 19 tries, 7-3.
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The Stags go to a shootout to edge Portland/Deering in a game that officially counts as a 2-2 tie. -
The Bulldogs tie it in the third period and wins in overtime.
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The Tigers snap a two-game skid in handing the Yachtsmen their first loss. -
David Woodford scores two goals and goalie Jason Halvorsen makes 29 saves to lift the Stags past the Tigers. -
Dave Halligan hits the milestone as the Yachtsmen defeat Biddeford, 45-32 -
Ryan Collins scores the winner – his second goal of the game – on a power play in a 4-2 victory. -
Spencer Pickett finishes with two goals and an assist as the Wildcats recover from a loss to defeat Yarmouth.
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Cody Saucier scores 32 points as the Tigers outlast Marshwood, 82-80. -
Falmouth (Class A South) and York (Class B South) have the talent to repeat in tough divisions.
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Seniors should dominate among the best talent in southern Maine. -
The Tigers have 11 seniors this season in a program frustrated by tough playoff losses recently. -
The Tigers begin their season with a 3-0 win over York. -
New Kennebec RiverHawks enter historic campaign.
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With new team identity (RiverHawks) teams skate together as 1.
