Carpenter passes for 188 yards and three touchdowns and rushes two scores.
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Watch: The high school football Lobster Bowl
Miss Saturday’s fun? You can still view the stream of the senior football all-star game, provided by Munzing Media and Varsity Maine.
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Varsity Maine Boys’ Team of the Year: Leavitt football better than all the rest
The Hornets conquered not just Class C with an undefeated season, but also beat some of the best teams in Class A and Class B.
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Varsity Maine Male Athlete of the Year: Noah Carpenter, Leavitt
Senior year featured big moments in one of Maine’s most impressive football seasons and postseason no-hitter in the spring.
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Football: Return to action challenging but worthwhile for Lobster Bowl participants
The cause and a chance to play make game week worth it after a long break.
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Mic’d up: East team quarterbacks talk Lobster Bowl during practice
Wyatt Rayfield (Foxcroft) and Jack Schuck (Bangor) break down the action in advance of senior all-star game.
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Watch: New college football video game has Lobster Bowl players in competition mode
New rivalries have emerged, and the trash talk has commenced ahead of the senior all-star football game.
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Football: Lobster Bowl week begins with opening practices at Foxcroft Academy
34th Shrine Lobster Bowl set for 4 p.m. Saturday at Don Roux Field in Lewiston.
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Football: Revamped Class D matchups highlight appetizing 2024 schedule
Pine Tree Conference also loaded with big-time games this fall.
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Lobster Bowl: Football players and cheerleaders learn the purpose behind the game
High school football players and cheerleaders chosen for the Lobster Bowl learn about the importance of their fundraising from patients who have been treated at Shriners Hospitals for Children.