Football: Perfect night for Wells

Wells becomes the final undefeated team in Western Class B by ending Mountain Valley’s 17-game winning streak, 28-12.

Football: Rams make a lead stand

Deering continues to make mistakes at bad times but holds off Scarborough, 14-7.

Football Notebook: Mountain Valley, Wells are ready to tangle

Defending state Class B champion Mountain Valley travels to Wells on Friday night in a match of 5-0 teams. It’s the biggest game of the season in Western Class B and a rematch of last year’s regional final. Mountain Valley has the top offense, based on points scored, in Class B of the Campbell Conference. […]

Boys’ Soccer: In their element

Yarmouth shakes off a lousy night to settle an early-season score against a solid Class A opponent.

Falmouth AD heads back to Red Riots

Todd Livingston was a three-sport star at South Portland where he is the new athletic director.

Stags need little help, but get a lot in victory

Cheverus remains undefeated, using nine turnovers to roll past Scarborough, 38-0.

A deficit reduction

Football: Thornton Academy climbs out of a 14-point hole to hand Deering its first loss and edge closer to the playoffs.

High School Football Roundup: Stopping Capers proves a weighty problem

Andrew Lavallee has become a force at fullback for Cape Elizabeth. The 300-pounder is a defender’s nightmare 5 yards beyond the line of scrimmage. Asked how to tackle Lavallee, Cape Elizabeth Coach Aaron Filieo said, “We’re not giving away any team secrets, but I would suggest, bring a lot of friends.” The Capers (3-1) have […]

Zeroing in on the best in the world

Kendal Nicely of Gorham is the junior women’s archery world champ, and set to move up to seniors.

As Nicely’s license plate “Bulz-I” proclaims, she’s been able to zero in on her target in world competition. And this: Her car is yellow, just like the bull’s-eye.

“It’s more mental than physical,” said Nicely of the key to shooting in world championships. “You have to be focused and steady.”

Boys Soccer Notebook: Injuries haunt Yarmouth, but the wins haven’t stopped

In 20 years of coaching soccer, Mike Hagerty of Yarmouth has never had a team with so many injuries. That could have been the reason the defending Class B state champion Clippers started 0-2. But they regrouped quickly and are on a seven-game unbeaten streak. Yarmouth (6-2-1) also lost seven starters to graduation, another factor […]