Messalonskee High School’s Lydia Dexter, left, and Ally Turner, 6, walk off the field after the Eagles sank Portland 11-8 in the Eastern Maine Class A girls lacrosse championship Wednesday at Thomas College in Waterville. Jenna Nash is at far right. The team members wore a “CC” patch on their jerseys this spring to honor late teammate Cassidy Charette, who was killed in an Oct. 11 hayride accident.

Messalonskee High School captains, from left, India Languet, Nathalie St. Pierre and Calla Balboni hold up the Eastern Maine Class A girls lacrosse championship plaque Wednesday after they beat Portland 11-8 at Thomas College in Waterville. The team members wore patches with the letters “CC” on them to honor classmate Cassidy Charette, who was killed in an Oct. 11 hayride accident.

Cassidy Charette wore the No. 4 jersey for the Messalonskee girls lacrosse team. After Charette was injured fatally in an October hayride accident, the Eagles retired No. 4 this season. Furthermore, they decided to honor her by bringing the jersey to all their games.

The Messalonskee girls lacrosse team had hats designed to honor teammate Cassidy Charette with her initials and jersey No. 4.