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Rachel Lenzi

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  • Published
    September 29, 2010

    Boys’ Soccer Notebook: Falmouth foiled by wet paint

    The Falmouth boys’ soccer team had anticipated christening its new home Tuesday night, but the wet weather didn’t necessarily disrupt those plans. Instead, it was wet paint. Falmouth recently built a new athletic facility that includes a new track and a multipurpose artificial turf field, which will be used by several of the Yachtsmen’s athletic […]

  • Published
    September 22, 2010

    Boys’ Soccer Notebook: Scarborough moving on as streak ends

    The Scarborough boys’ soccer team is over it – “it” being a 2-1 loss last week to Gorham. Last Thursday at Scarborough, the Rams handed the Red Storm their first loss in more than two years. While some could interpret it as the end of an era, Scarborough Coach Mark Diaz sees it as an […]

  • Published
    September 18, 2010

    Mt. Blue wins on tough defense

    The Cougars wait until late in the game before pulling away from Mt. Ararat for a 22-0 victory.

  • Published
    September 17, 2010

    Red Storm dominate with grind-it-out style

    Scarborough wears down Sanford behind running back Zach Bean and gets a 14-0 rain-soaked win

  • Published
    September 15, 2010

    Boys Soccer Notebook: Playing above their soccer class, and coming close

    After a 1-0 loss Wednesday at Cape Elizabeth, North Yarmouth Academy boys’ soccer coach Martyn Keen lamented the prospect of losing Heal points. “That’s a lot of points that disappeared with 52 seconds left,” Keen said, in reference to Tim Lavallee’s goal in the final minute that secured the win for Cape Elizabeth. A victory […]

  • Published
    September 11, 2010

    Deering takes command early to defeat Gorham, 41-6

    Quarterback Jamie Ross sparks the offense and Renaldo Lowry catches three touchdown passes.

  • Published
    September 10, 2010
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    Stags up the tempo to win

    Cheverus answers an early challenge from Sanford and earns a boys’ soccer victory.

  • Published
    September 9, 2010

    Boys’ soccer: Late but on time

    Cape Elizabeth scores with 52.8 seconds remaining to win an emotional meeting.

  • Published
    September 8, 2010
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    Boys’ Soccer Preview: Fewer standouts this year, and that’s not a bad thing

    The SMAA and Western Maine Conference figure to have more parity with fewer top players.

  • Published
    September 8, 2010

    Boys’ Soccer Preview: 10 teams to watch

    1. Falmouth The Yachtsmen are typically contenders, and this year is no different. Falmouth returns the nucleus of last year’s Class B championship team as well as a pair of Division I soccer prospects and has a core of younger players ready to step in at the varsity level. 2. Scarborough Graduation may have taken […]

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