The 3-0 Vikings are hosting Bonny Eagle. "All of us in Class A could see this coming from Oxford Hills" said Scots coach Kevin Cooper.

Ava Gagnon scored both Hornets goals from Keriah Marston in the 2-0 win, while Oxford Hills suffered a 1-0 setback. Also, Spruce Mountain won in a shortened boys soccer game and Leavitt field hockey played to an overtime stalemate with Morse.

The Blue Devils host their first-ever volleyball match, which Lakers won in three sets.

The third-year head coach cites exhaustion as the reason for his resignation, which is effective immediately.

The second episode of a weekly panel discussion about all things high school sports, featuring a rotating cast of sports reporters from the Sun Journal, Kennebec Journal, Portland Press Herald, Times Record and the Forecaster. Sun Journal assistant sports editor Wil Kramlich is part of this week's show.

H.S. football: Vikings senior loves football and is making extra certain that he doesn't take the game for granted this season.

Both teams are entering Saturday's contest undefeated, and the Vikings believe this year's team can handle the pressure.

In Episode 3, Adam Robinson and Lee Horton talk to the Blue Devils coach about the team's skill and depth and the excitement of Saturday's matchup with Edward Little. And more.

The Vikings are knocking at the door of their Class A competitors, while the Hornets move up after winning their delayed season opener.

Three weeks are in the books, though not every team has played that many games. There's a lot that we still don't know about some area teams. Wil Kramlich and Adam Robinson discuss what the unanswered questions so far in the Sun Journal's coverage area.

The Blue Devils receive one first-place vote, and trail only Scarborough, while Edward Little is eighth. The Scarborough holds the No. 1 in the girls poll.

Boulanger scores two goals and sets up another for the Falcons; plus more soccer and field hockey action from Wednesday.

Girls soccer: Emily Kidd's goal on penalty kick in the second half stirs the pot for the Roadrunners as they race past the Phoenix.

Strong defense, depth has helped Bulldogs win all four of their games.

Girls soccer: Meredith Harthorne scores the lone goal in the Vikings' win over the Red Eddies.

Fletcher passed his older brother Kyle, as well as Avery Pomerleau. Lewiston and Mt. Abram also had big wins in boys soccer.

Superintendent Phil Potenziano sent a letter to Brunswick High School football parents on Thursday regarding alleged hazing activities.

Reesa Potvin scored the game-winner for the Greyhounds. In other field hockey action, Lewiston and Gray-New Gloucester fall to tough foes and Monmouth/Winthrop girls soccer scores in bunches in win.

They ran, swung, pitched, served, shot and scored. And they did it better than anyone else.

We honor athletes, coaches and teams that made the 2018-19 high school sports year so memorable.