An Interpreter and a desire to learn have Arabic-speaking trio thriving with Purple Panthers.

The longtime soccer coach was named National Boys' Soccer Coach of the Year.

Seniors dominate our list of the top players across the state this fall.

The senior scored in every game for the Class C champion Flyers and finished with 52 goals, tying the state boys' single-season record.

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

The Waynflete senior scores five goals to tie state’s single-season scoring mark of 52 in the Flyers' 6-1 win.

Luke Patterson's goal with 37.3 seconds remaining caps the Dragons' comeback in a 2-1 win, giving Brunswick its first state title since 1999.

The 3-2 victory gives the Clippers their seventh state championship in eight seasons.

The Owls score four minutes into the game before NYA dominates the rest of the way to capture its first state title since 2018.

Traditional soccer powers are among the teams seeking the Gold Ball in Classes A through D.

After losing to Cape during the regular season, the two-time defending Class B champs score twice in the second half to advance to the state title game with a 3-2 victory.

Myles Culley scores all three goals for the top-seeded Flyers, who beat the Roadrunners, 3-0, to advance to the state final against Fort Kent.

Cooper St. Hilaire scored twice as the Panthers punched their ticket to the state championship for the fourth straight time.

Jack Banks scores 3 goals to carry Dragons past Blue Devils.

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

Dragons oust rival Mt. Ararat, will face Lewiston on Tuesday in Augusta.

A clearing throw by the Windham goalie hits off a teammate and comes to Kilson Joao, who scores the winning goal.

The Red Storm score on their first two shots and beat the Rams, 2-0, to reach the regional final for the first time since 2015.

Ethan Berry's goal in overtime sends Eagles into Class A North semifinals.

The second-ranked Rams advance to the Class A South semifinals.

The Stags erase a 2-0 halftime deficit, then rally again in the penalty kick tiebreaker to reach the Class A South semifinals.

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

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.

Football: The Golden Trojans break loose in the second half to earn a 27-6 victory.

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

Three players score and the Rams play solid defense to earn their 10th win of the season.

Eagles score midway through first half, and make it stand in pivotal victory.

Greyhounds next will play in the MVC championship on Thursday.

Myles Culley once hoped for a pro soccer career, but now he is simply grateful to get back on the field with teammates.

Now in his 44th season as a head coach, Dave Halligan is revered by players past and present.

The top-ranked Red Storm earn their 10th shutout in 12 games, posting a 2-0 win.

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.

The Capers make a statement, scoring five minutes into the game and beating the Clippers, 3-0.

Pat Strout scores three goals for the unbeaten Mustangs, who trailed for the first time and gave up their first goals of the season.

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

Culley has 22 goals in just eight games as the Flyers improve to 7-1 with a 3-0 victory.

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

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.

Down 1-0 against the defending Class A champions, the Rams score off a set piece midway through the second half and then find another gear.

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

The Clippers get two goals in the final 10 minutes and continue their dominance over the Falcons with a 2-1 win.

Brunswick, Lisbon among teams looking to build of strong seasons.

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

Seniors dominate our list of players to keep an eye on this fall.

Defending Class B champion Yarmouth enters the season ranked 15th in the United Soccer Coaches national poll.

The region boasts more than a half-dozen solid title contenders, and more teams are raising their level of play to make nearly every game competitive.

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

Despite significant graduation losses, the defending Class A state champs think they have the pieces to compete with the best.