In other playoff action, Class C North runs wild, Oceanside and Sacopee Valley QBs make an impact and Lawrence’s line jells at the right time.
Lawrence Bulldogs
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Varsity Maine football honor roll, Oct. 28
Top individual performances form Week 8 of the high school season.
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Varsity Maine’s games to watch for the week of Oct. 28-Nov. 2
Lawrence at Cony field hockey 5:30 p.m., Wednesday The Class B North field hockey playoffs look like they’re going to be a lot of fun. That a team with as much talent as Lawrence (9-4-1) is the No. 7 seed shows how much loaded the region is. The Bulldogs have one of the top player […]
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Football: Falmouth again shows its dominance, routs Lawrence
The Navigators take control in the second quarter and improve to 7-0 with a 48-3 win.
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Varsity Maine football honor roll, Oct. 7
Top individual performances from Week 5.
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Varsity Maine football honor roll, Sept. 23
Recognizing some of the best performances of Week 3.
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High school football notebook: Week 1 produces a shock and several surprises
Leavitt has its state-best winning streak halted; in Class A, Noble and Lewiston earn statement victories against top programs.
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Varsity Maine football honor roll, Sept. 9
These were among the top individual performances in Week 1 of the high school football season.
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Varsity Maine’s five games to watch for the week of Sept. 9-14
Included in this week’s most intriguing contests are regional final rematches, teams aiming to prove themselves and a boys’ soccer rivalry of A North contenders.
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‘They feel like second class’: With an unplayable field, frustrations boil in Fairfield among Lawrence field hockey players
The school district paid about $6,000 for work that didn’t improve the field and now the field hockey team will open new season without home turf.