The Cougars return to Class D with a young but experienced nucleus.

The Lumberjacks enter a new era by joining NEPSAC's eight-man league.

The Greyhounds lost most of their biggest offensive playmakers, but there's still plenty of talent and toughness to compete in D South.

Senior says don't count the speedy Red Eddies out in big-time Class A.

The Rebels are looking at the move to eight-man football as a new start, but they have some experienced players to help them hit the ground running.

The Falcons have a new coach and some new weapons, but veteran leadership and a promising defense could make them contenders in D South.

The Red Eddies hope to continue improving in the new Class A.

The geniuses at the Sun Journal make state championship picks.

A move up to Class C hasn't changed expectations for the Knights.

After opening holes, senior now ready to run through them for Blue Devils.

Leeman ready to take over as Greyhounds' quarterback.

A list that stemmed from a discussion in Mike Hathaway's physics class turned into a hit on Twitter and now is a playlist for the Leavitt football team.

With 21 lettermen returning, the Hornets will be one of the teams to beat in Class C South.

Senior started his first game at quarterback when he was a freshman.

The Phoenix have been good in recent years, but they're hoping that having some top players back can take them to the next level.

New coach Scott Franzose brings a wide-open style on both sides of the ball and could make the Cougars contenders in B North.

The Ramblers have a big, talented senior class looking to fill the void left by Wells' departure from D South.

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Despite graduation losses, the Vikings hope to continue to their ascension in the new Class A.

The new eight-man football rules aren't that different from its better-known 11-man cousin, but coaches, fans and players still need to pay attention to the differences that exist.

Darren Hartley returns to the Lewiston sidelines with question marks at many positions but plenty of speed and athleticism.

The changing football landscape may not be to everyone's liking, but they may not have to wait long for it to change again.

After last year's surprising playoff run, the Raiders will be one of the top contenders in Class D South.

Thirty of the top players in the Sun Journal's coverage area.

Edward Little, Lewiston and Oxford Hills are up for the daunting challenge of competing with the state's elite football programs. And they'll start in the weight room.

The switch to eight-man football is the continuation of a new era for the Patriots.

A quick look at the 2019 Maine high school football season.