The River Hawks score three times in the second half to earn a trip to the state final.
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Brunswick boys soccer downs Lewiston in A North semis
The Dragons snap the Blue Devils’ 13-game unbeaten streak to reach their first regional final since 2022.
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Bowdoin football earns victory over Bates
Quarterback Soren Hummell throws two touchdown passes as the Polar Bears earn their second win of the season.
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Mt. Ararat field hockey makes program history
The second-seeded Eagles edge No. 3 Mt. Blue to reach the Class A North final for the first time in program history.
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Oak Hill-Freeport playoff clash is central Maine football game of the week
The Class D South quarterfinal is a rematch of last year’s quarterfinals and of a Week 4 showdown, both close games won by the Raiders.
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Yarmouth at Mt. Ararat is Varsity Maine football game of the week
Two of the state’s original eight-man teams are both 7-1 and will add another chapter to their book of postseason encounters.
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Here are 10 girls soccer players we expect to impact the postseason
These players will be key to their team’s hopefully deep playoff runs.
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Home-field advantage is in reach for Bowdoin and Colby women’s soccer teams
The Polar Bears and Mules are looking to finish the regular season strong. A Gorham native is one of the top D-III field hockey scorers, and local golfers do well at the final fall tournament.
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Skowhegan, Mt. Ararat field hockey battle to a draw
Each team’s goalkeeper comes up with a key late save to preserve the tie.
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Are more officials needed at golf championships? Some coaches say yes
Other coaches and directors say the current amount of help is appropriate and that finding more knowledgeable officials would be a challenge.