Lana Waite scores twice, and the third-seeded Cougars excel on corners in their victory over the sixth-seeded Huskies.
Dirigo Cougars
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High school roundup: Gray-NG/NYA slips past Greely in field hockey quarterfinal
Emma Bowden scores the only goal in 1-0 victory. Also, Spruce Mountain rolls in C South quarter, while seventh-seeded Lisbon plays No. 2 Hall-Dale/Monmouth tight.
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Varsity Maine football honor roll, Oct. 28
Top individual performances form Week 8 of the high school season.
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Football roundup: Leavitt busts slump with rout of York
Keegan Reny runs for a pair of scores and Brock Poulin tosses two TDs for the Hornets. Also, Dirigo and Gray-NG win big, Freeport rolls past Poland, and Oxford Hills falls on last-second field goal.
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High school roundup: Oak Hill girls soccer beats Monmouth
Ava Rivet and Tayen Smith each score and MacKenzie Vattaso makes five saves for the Raiders.
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Field hockey: Hall-Dale tops Dirigo in overtime thriller
Hannah Rauch scores both goals to help the Bulldogs secure No. 2 seed in Class C South.
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Football notebook: Scarborough, Westbrook earn needed wins
Also, Wells battles back to remain undefeated; multiple teams fight for postseason position in D North; Lewiston’s changes pay off; and Dirigo’s defense is coming up big.
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High school roundup: Dirigo field hockey tops Mountain Valley
Grace Averill scores two goals for the Cougars.
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High school roundup: Edward Little boys soccer gets past Mt. Blue in OT
Three players score for the Red Eddies; and more Wednesday recaps.
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Football: Dirigo defeats Maranacook in defensive grudge match
Black Bears and Cougars combine for less than 300 yards of total offense in Class D South rivalry tilt.