These were among the top individual performances over championship weekend.
Football
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Football: Kennebunk pulls away from Lawrence to win Class B championship
Big, physical Rams pull out 40-20 victory to win first state title since 1991.
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Dominant Leavitt completes historic football season with exclamation point
The Hornets cruised to the Class C state championship and finished an 11-0 season that included wins over several of the biggest high schools in Maine.
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Class B football: Kennebunk beats Lawrence for first title since 1991
The Rams assert themselves late with three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to pull away for a 40-20 victory.
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Class D football: Wells roars back to edge Foxcroft, 22-21, in title game
The Warriors fall behind 21-0 at halftime, then rally to beat the two-time defending champion Ponies for their first state title since 2018.
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Class A football: Thornton Academy rallies to beat Portland in title game
The Golden Trojans score three touchdowns in the second half of a 24-14 victory for their sixth championship since 2012.
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Class C football: Leavitt romps past Oceanside to win 2nd straight title
The Hornets complete their second consecutive undefeated season with a 71-12 victory over Oceanside.
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‘Like playing yourselves’: Similar Lawrence, Kennebunk football teams set to rumble
Bulldogs, Rams bring tough run-heavy offenses and stout lines into the Class B title game showdown.
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Football: Saturday’s state championship games at a glance
The Class A & B title games will be played at Fitzpatrick Stadium, the Class C & D games at Lewiston High.
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Football: Versatile offense has Oceanside one win from first state title
The undefeated Mariners have been equally dangerous throwing and running the ball, averaging over 40 points per game.