The Seagulls are moving down to Class D for the first time with a deep but inexperienced squad this season.

Lana Djuranovic will play for the Hurricanes; Falmouth's Sloane Ginevan, Lake Region's Melissa Mayo succeed after ACL injuries; Thornton softball shakes off slow start.

The senior earned All-American status and scored big goals for the Clippers all season.

The team includes two players returning from last year's All-State team, and six players who won a state title this fall.

Seniors face off in four all-star games as the soccer season comes to an end.

Lana Djuranovic's header at 4:59 of the second overtime gives the undefeated Red Storm a 1-0 victory.

Ava Feeley scores three goals in the come-from-behind 3-2 victory, giving the Clippers their first state title since 2017.

The Panthers defeat Penobscot Valley, 8-0, to finish a dominant season with an 18-0 record.

Traditional powers meet in the Class A and B state finals, while NYA seeks its fourth consecutive title in Class D.

Ava Feeley's goal with 2:28 remaining is the difference for the Clippers, who advance to the state final for the first time since 2017.

The Black Bears win their second straight regional title and third in four seasons, 2-0.

Leah Dube scores three second-half goals and the three-time defending champion Panthers advance to the state final.

The regional championships include a showdown of unbeatens in Class A South girls' soccer and a rivalry game in Class B South boys' soccer.

In a battle of unbeaten teams, Scarborough scores three times in the first half to take control to advance to the state championship game.

Piper Forgues connects with Ashley Connolly for a highlight-reel goal in the final minutes, sending the unbeaten Rams to the regional final.

Top-seeded Dragons storm into regional semifinals, where they will face Mt. Blue.

Girls' soccer: The fifth-seeded Wildcats oust the No. 4 Rangers in a Class B South quarterfinal.

The defending Class A state champs rebound from an early deficit to win, 6-2.

Despite losing two of the state's best players to graduation, the Capers (14-0) are the top seed in the Class B South tournament.

Boys' soccer: The fifth-seeded Red Riots fight off a challenge from No. 12 Cheverus, advancing to the Class A South quarterfinals with a 3-2 win.

Soccer: The Stags move on to the Class A South quarterfinals after a 4-0 win in the prelim round.

The Mt. Ararat and Brunswick boys could see each other in A North semifinals.

Greyhounds next will play in the MVC championship on Thursday.

The Bulldogs withstand a late surge from the Stags to secure their sixth victory in eight games, who started the season 1-4.

Freshman Avery Bush scores with 15 minutes left in the game as the Rangers improved to 8-3-1 on the season.

Boys' soccer: Carter Engelman leads the Eagles to a 2-0 victory over Biddeford.

Football: Giovanni Staples throws two TD passes and runs for a touchdown, leading the Blue Blazes to a 27-6 victory.

He becomes first coach to reach milestone exclusively in Maine high school girls soccer.

With five sophomores in the starting lineup, the Rams enter the home stretch of the regular season as a contender in Class A South.

Girls' soccer: The Red Storm cruise to a 5-0 win over the Hawks in a battle of unbeaten teams.

Girls’ soccer: Ali Mokriski figures in all four goals for the top-ranked Red Storm in a 4-1 victory.

The Navigators get two goals in the final six minutes for a 2-0 win – their first in four games.

With veteran roster, Cougars blaze through Class A North, while young Eagles battle with conference's top teams.

Boys’ soccer: The Red Riots keep their unbeaten record intact, thanks to a Divin Mpinga goal.

The Class D Panthers earn their first-ever victory against rival Yarmouth, a perennial Class B contender.

Eddie Caldera scores on a penalty kick to give the Capers a 2-1 win over the Flyers.

Grace Badger scored an unassisted goal in the first half for the Warriors.

The Rams score twice in the first half to improve to 3-0.

Girls’ soccer: The Golden Trojans score the final three goals to beat Bonny Eagle, 4-3.

The Red Storm knock off the reigning Class A champions in a clash of the top two teams in the Varsity Maine top 10.

Dragons are coming off a championship season, and they should be in the mix again.

Boys’ soccer: The Red Storm break through late in the second half to win their season opener, 1-0.

Senior Ali Mokriski and junior Lana Djuranovic will make Scarborough one of the teams to beat in Class A South.

Our list includes five juniors and four sophomores to keep an eye on this fall.

Windham and Scarborough should contend for the Class A South title, while Yarmouth and Cape Elizabeth are likely to battle it out again in B South.

The reigning state champions win a clash of expected Class B contenders, 2-1.

Wells starts its girls' soccer season with a 3-1 victory, and Gray-New Gloucester wins the boys' game, 5-2.

Players say David Beauregard, a longtime former assistant, brings fresh energy to the program.

Expectations are high for Brunswick girls soccer team; Morse field hockey copes with low numbers.

The Panthers won the last three Class D state titles, and have the talent to make a run at a fourth.