Edward Little (7-0) at Lewiston (3-4)
Friday, 7 p.m.
Get your parking spot now.
Cheverus (3-4) at Oxford Hills (3-4)
Friday, 7 p.m.
With a win, Vikings can move up to No. 3 in A North.
Skowhegan (4-3) at Mt. Blue (1-6)
Friday, 7 p.m.
Indians have posted Arena Football League scores throughout the season, so there is a chance Caldwell Field sees more touchdowns this week than the Cougars’ other three home games combined.
Morse (6-1) at Leavitt (6-1)
Friday, 7 p.m.
With home field in the playoffs secured, Hornets main objective could be to avoid more injuries.
Gray-New Gloucester (0-7) at Fryeburg (5-2)
Friday, 7 p.m.
Raiders could win and still get passed by Cape Elizabeth for the No. 2 seed in C South.
Wells (7-0) at Mtn. Valley (4-3)
Friday, 7 p.m.
Two schools that were virtually joined at the hip in classes B and C for the last decade warm-up for the D South playoffs at Chet Bulger Field.
Lake Region (4-3) at Poland (1-6)
Friday, 7 p.m.
Knights tallied more than half of their season point total (73) in last week’s 38-14 win over Dirigo.
Madison (6-1) at Spruce Mtn. (5-2)
Friday, 7 p.m.
Phoenix no doubt took note of Mtn. Valley’s grinding game plan last week and will try to entice the Bulldogs into a similarly physical battle.
Old Orchard Beach (3-4) at Dirigo (2-5)
Friday, 7 p.m.
Cougars could leapfrog the Seagulls into the playoffs with a win, but, thanks to the Heals and their Week 1 win, they will be rooting for their rivals in Rumford just in case.
Winthrop/Monmouth (3-4) at Mount View (2-5)
Saturday, 1:30 p.m.
Mount View needs a win for a chance to play next week. Ramblers probably won’t be in such dire straits after Friday night’s results, but a win heading into the playoffs would be big.
Oak Hill (3-4) at Lisbon (6-1)
Saturday, 1:30 p.m.
Wells and Madison likely wouldn’t mind avoiding the Raiders, who are still not a lock to get in, in the first round of the playoffs.
Sacopee Valley (2-5) at Telstar (1-6)
Saturday, 1:30 p.m.
End of inauguaral Class E season has been a mixed bag, but these two programs should be looking forward to next season.
SJ Top 10
1. Bonny Eagle (7-0)
Finale with Scarborough is a match-up of state’s two highest-scoring teams, by far.
2. Thronton Academy (6-1)
Since Bonny Eagle loss, Golden Trojans have outscored Oxford Hills and South Portland, 89-7.
3. Scarborough (6-1)
Do the Red Storm have the firepower to hang with Bonny Eagle?
4. Edward Little (7-0)
Offense gets the headlines, but defense is Red Eddies’ foundation.
5. Marshwood (7-0)
Hawks and home field in the playoffs is a formidable combination.
6. Kennebunk (6-1)
Rams may still have best defense in B despit 15-12 loss to Marshwood.
7. Falmouth (5-2)
Rivalry matchup with Greely should get Yachtsmen primed for playoffs.
8. MDI (6-1)
Win over undermanned Leavitt virtually assured C North goes through Bar Harbor.
9. Cony (5-2)
Rams haven’t lost since 0-2 start.
10. Skowhegan (4-3)
Virtually everyone else in B North has been in rankings, we can’t go all year without acknowledging the Indians and their Arena Football scores.
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