Four players score for the Roadrunners in their Class C South title game victory. They’ll face George Stevens in the state final Saturday at Mt. Ararat.
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Boys soccer: Mount View’s run comes to an end with loss to George Stevens in C North final
Three first-half goals by George Stevens too much for Mustangs to overcome.
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Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Football: In pass-heavy B North, a strong ground game has Lawrence on verge of title
Running backs, offensive line in sync for top-seeded Bulldogs.
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Boys soccer: Carrabec shuts out Greenville for eight-person South title
Desmond Robinson, Christopher Caruso tally goals for Cobras in victory.
Posted inGirls Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine
Girls soccer: Madison bulldozes way to eight-person South title
Raegan Cowan scores four goals and adds an assist as Bulldogs run past Rangeley.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Football: Cony topples Messalonskee to reach Class B North championship game
Rams win 28-14 to set up regional title showdown with Lawrence.
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Boys’ soccer: Archrivals will meet with regional titles at stake
In Class A South, Deering meets Portland, while in Class B South Cape Elizabeth looks to end Yarmouth’s championship reign.
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Varsity Maine Football Honor Roll, Nov. 5
These were among the top individual performances across the state over the past week.
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Girls’ cross country: Bonny Eagle, York, Orono extend championship reigns
Orono senior Ruth White and Greater Houlton Christian Academy junior Teanne Owings turn in the day’s fastest times, by far.
Posted inField Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Sidelines: Championships or not, it was a worthwhile day for central Maine field hockey teams at states
One local team claimed a state title while two fell short, but the day central Maine had Saturday was one that should be remembered fondly, Mike Mandell writes.