Cheverus blasts Windham, 47-0

Cheverus scored on its first five possessions to roll to its 28th straight win over three seasons with a 47-0 win over Windham in a Western Maine Class A football game Friday night

Donald Goodrich scored four touchdowns and rushed for 237 yards in just over one half.

Lawlor’s leg lifts York to victory

YORK — Ben Lawlor kicked a 33-yard field goal with 39 seconds left in the fourth quarter to lift York High to a wild 24-21 victory over Greely Friday night.

Lawlor’s kick capped a back-and-forth fourth quarter that saw 31 points scored.

Greely twice tied the game in the fourth on touchdown passes from Drew Hodge to Connor Hanley (13 yards) and Nick Maynard (46 yards). The latter tied it at 21 with 5:53 remaining following Pat Finnegan’s PAT kick.

York then drove down to the Greely 15 before Lawlor, who missed two previous field goal attempts, dropped his kick over the goal post for the winning points.

Both teams are 3-1.

Portland squeaks past Bonny Eagle in OT, 13-7

STANDISH — Justin Zukowski burst through the line for a 10-yard scoring run in overtime to give the Portland High Bulldogs a 13-7 win over Bonny Eagle Friday night.

Bonny Eagle had the ball first in the overtime. On third down at the 6, Portland’s Jake Fogel grabbed an interception after the ball bounced off the Scots receiver.

Both teams enjoyed a big scoring pass in the otherwise defensive game.

Bonny Eagle took a 7-0 lead in the third quarter on Zach Dubiel’s 46-yard scoring pass to Joe Bissonnette. Portland came back with a 39-yard touchdown pass from Ryan Ruhlin to Garang Majok, with 6:42 left in the fourth quarter.

The Scots were without their leading offensive player, quarterback Tyson Goodale, who may miss the rest of the season with a knee injury.

The Bulldogs play host to Noble next week, while Bonny Eagle will travel to Sanford.

Wood, Waterville rally past Morse, 20-14

Racean Wood ran for 164 yards and two touchdowns, including the game-winner, as Waterville came from behind to edge Morse 20-14 in Class B football Friday.

With the teams tied at 14-all at halftime, the second half was a game of field position, and the Panthers (3-1) eventually won that battle in the fourth quarter after a Jordhan Levine punt to the Morse 23.

A pair of penalties and lost yardage pinned the Shipbuilders on their two-yard line, and Waterville took over at the Morse 45 following a Morse punt.

David Bailey gained 15 yards on successive sweeps, and Wood burst through a huge hole on the right side to go almost untouched for a 30-yard score with 8:30 remaining.

A bad snap prevented the PAT, but the Panthers were up 20-14 and held on for the win.

Evan Greatorex went up the middle from five yards out to give Waterville the early lead, but Kevin McKellar’s four-yard run and D’Vaughn Myers’ 70-yard interception return put the Shipbuilders on top.

Wood’s eight-yard run tied it.

This will be updated as scores come in.