Star runner Samantha Moore is off to U. Conn; Top soccer player Anneliese Collin to play at U. Mass-Lowell.

Elsa Freeman will compete at Division I level next year.

Abby Lennox goes from winning a state title to announcing her next stop in a five-day span.

The Rangers score two early goals and put it away early in the second half, earning their first state title since 2015.

Freshman Georgie Stephenson scores two goals as the Rams knock off the two-time defending champs.

The Panthers earn their fifth state championship in six seasons, but their first in Class C since 2007.

Rangers cap undefeated campaign with a 3-1 victory, win first Gold Ball since 2015.

Panthers win fifth crown in six seasons, 4-0, behind three goals from freshman Delphine Daniel

Lily Pierce's goal sends the Rangers to the state championship game against Hermon.

Third-seeded Panthers beat top-seeded Black Bears 1-0 to advance to Class C title game.

Freshman Josie Duncan's heroics lead to a 3-1 victory, Red Storm to face Bangor again in Saturday's Class A state final.

Freshman Josie Duncan scores a pair of goals on free kicks to send the two-time defending champs back to the state final.

The Rams will again face defending Class A champ Scarborough.

Rangers get a second half goal from Lily Pierce to advance to Cape showdown in Wednesday's regional final.

Stags surrender two quick goals, go on to 3-0 setback.

Boys' soccer: The Rangers beat Cape Elizabeth, 3-2, and will play four-time defending state champion Yarmouth in the Class B South final.

Emily Talbot scores twice on penalty kicks and sets up a third goal for the Eagles in a 3-0 win.

Red Storm just two wins from a three-peat after eliminating Rams in a back-and-forth thriller, 4-2.

Delia Fravert scored twice, while Sophia Rinaldi made a big save on a penalty kick to help the Red Storm advance with a 4-2 win.

No. 3 Eagles beat the No. 6 Broncos at home, 3-1.

Sophia Monfa scores with 44 seconds to play for a 2-1 victory, Windham up next in semifinals.

Sophia Monfa scores with 44 seconds remaining to give the fourth-seeded Stags a 2-1 win over the No. 5 Navigators in a Class A South quarterfinal.

The reigning Class A South champions get a scare in the preliminary round but advance to the quarterfinals.

Navigators score twice in each half en route to a 4-0 victory, will battle Cheverus next in quarterfinals.

Football: The Bulldogs drop an interstate clash of championship contenders, 35-25.

Both Brunswick teams beat the Eagles at home, putting Dragons in prime position to host quarterfinal matches.

The Falcons score two early goals and roll past Fryeburg Academy, 5-0.

Goals by Ashley Inman and Haley Labrie propel the Scots to a 2-0 victory over Portland/Deering.

Field hockey: Lucy Johnson leads the defending Class A state champions to another one-sided win – 5-0 over Massabesic.

Red Storm shake off Falmouth defeat with an inspirational 2-1 victory over undefeated Eagles.

Top two teams in Class B South battle to a 1-1 draw thanks to Lily Pierce's late goal.

Stags score first but fall from the unbeaten ranks, 3-1.

Falcons get their offense going and prevail, 3-0.

Field hockey: The Hawks get two goals from Eva Hersey while goalies Savannah Chapman and Makayla Coy combine for the shutout.

At least nine seniors across Maine have committed to compete at Division 1 programs, an unusually high number.

Dragons win boys match 2-1, while Eagles take the girls match 3-1.

Red Storm score early, Stags answer in second half and teams wind up deadlocked, 1-1.

Offense at a premium as rivals settle for scoreless tie.

Zoe Dires scores three times as the Eagles win, 4-3.

There's plenty at stake for both teams on Tuesday night in Topsham.

Rangers get second half goals from Lola Seitz and Lily Pierce in a 2-0 victory.

Georgie Stephenson scores twice, and the Rams hand the Eagles their first loss.