High school roundup: Dirigo field hockey wins 8th straight

Grace Averill scores two and assists on two for Cougars; Winthrop's Madeline Wagner sets program scoring record; Edward Little and Lewiston notch shutouts; Rangeley and Buckfield boys soccer break away in second half; KVAC moves cross country championships.

Girls soccer: Arabel Linkletter lifts Skowhegan past Lewiston

Arabel Linkletter scores the lone goal in the River Hawks' road win over the Blue Devils.

Football roundup: Telstar transcends Traip; Leavitt overpowers Lewiston

Rebels defense slows the Rangers, and Hunter Winslow and Gavinn Martin make plays on offense; Noah Carpenter and Will Keach pace Hornets; Mt. Blue falls to Falmouth.

Volleyball: Lewiston’s depth too much for rival Edward Little

Kenzie Garcia tallies 11 serving aces, Nadifo Heban has nine, and Tori Cox and Aubrey Peer seven each for the Blue Devils, who win the first varsity meeting between the rivals in four sets.

High school roundup: Rangeley boys soccer downs Spruce Mountain

Barrett Quimby nets two goals for the Lakers; Also, Gray-NG and Oak Hill field hockey play to scoreless tie, and Mt. Blue and Oxford Hills drop one-goal games. Gray-New Gloucester tops Poland in girls soccer.

Varsity Maine soccer polls: Lewiston boys continue climb

The Blue Devils have been a consistent winner the past few weeks while the rest of the Class A and B contenders knock each other off.

Week 6 high school football staff predictions

Weekend Blitz: Area teams aim to solidify or establish their places in standings

This might end up being a crucial week for postseason seeding.

High school roundup: Oxford Hills field hockey blanks Bangor

Brynn Bean scores both goals for the Vikings; Ali Portas' goal and assist highlight Gray-NG's girls soccer win over Lincoln; Jacinto Mavinga and Mohamed Gabow score twice for Lewiston boys.

High school roundup: Madalyn Sikora’s 2 goals lift Oak Hill field hockey

Sikora scores game-winner early in the fourth; Lisbon tops Telstar and Gray-New Gloucester ties with Fryeburg; Lewiston volleyball falls to Windham in four sets.