Strong defense, depth has helped Bulldogs win all four of their games.
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Messalonskee boys soccer comes up short to Bangor
Rams strike early, then hang on late to pick up KVAC A victory under lights.
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Bond between 2 Richmond High School siblings stretches beyond the field
The Viselli siblings — Lila and Max — train with each other no matter the season.
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Monmouth strikes quick in win over Oak Hill
Boys soccer: Hayden Fletcher’s three goals pace the Mustangs in a 7-3 victory over the Raiders.
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Boys soccer: Erskine impresses in win over Maranacook
Eagles beat Black Bears for first time in nearly two decades behind five different goal scorers.
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2021 boys soccer preview: Another final run together for Mt. Abram’s Allen family
Preview notebook: This is the last season for Roadrunners coach Darren Allen with son Ian and all his classmates on the team. Also, there’s another new coach at Gray-New Gloucester and youth will be relied upon for some area teams.
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Cony boys soccer opens season in style, rolls past Waterville
Sophomore midfielder Yousif Ibrahim leads way for Rams.
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Soccer, field hockey players excited to have postseason goals once again
Tournaments await teams at season’s end after a COVID-affected fall without them in 2020.
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High school boys soccer preview: Open tournament presents opportunities, challenges
While top contenders lament possibility of early playoff exit, rebuilding squads see chance to experience postseason.
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Gardiner soccer programs prepare for an unusual season on the road
With delays to the construction of the new turf field, the Tigers will be forced to practice and play off campus this fall.