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Here are 5 intriguing central Maine field hockey games this fall

These matchups between playoff contenders and rivalry showdowns could be pivotal games this season.

Many of the title hopefuls from last year are well positioned to make runs at championships again.

by Mike Mandell August 30, 2025

Coach B.L. Lippert challenged the Rams after a playoff loss to Lawrence, and his players believe they’ve responded.

Levi Riggs of Morse and McKenzie Boyle of Dirigo finish as top runners at annual preseason event.

After years of having only 2 to 4 runners, the River Hawks start new season with a roster of nearly 20.

Athletes get the chance to cheer on fellow teammates at the SMAA Relays and enjoy building up their preparation on a fast track.

The Ramblers and the Falcons opened the 2025 season with a match at Springbrook.

Gardiner (Class B) and Maranacook (Class C) will be looking to make another run at a state championship.

Gardiner’s Jack Quinn, last year’s Varsity Maine Player of the Year, looks to build on an outstanding summer.

Players and coaches around the state stress the importance of mental strength and moving on from miscues.