Maine High School Football Scoreboard - Week 3

Maine High School Football Scores
Friday, September 18, 2009

Bangor 39, Cony 8
Brewer 38, Edward Little 26
Falmouth 12, Lake Region 7
Foxcroft Academy 27, Bucksport 0
Gardiner 44, Waterville 27
Gray-New Gloucester 37, Greely 21
John Bapst 33, Rockland 12
Lawrence 42, Oxford Hills 6
Leavitt 55, Belfast 16
Lewiston 28, Skowhegan 8
Livermore Falls 18, Maranacook 12
Massabesic 28, Marshwood 13
Mattanawcook Academy 47, Orono 6
Messalonskee 18, Brunswick 15
Mt. Ararat 21, Mt. Blue 14
Mountain Valley 27, Wells 20
Thornton Academy 56, Noble 0
Windham 40, Gorham 6
Winthrop 40, Sacopee Valley 12

Maine High School Football Scores
Thursday, September 17, 2009

Bonny Eagle 41 Deering 21 Portland Press Herald game story
Portland 36 Westbrook 30

Maine High School Football Scoreboard - Week 2

Maine High School Football Scores
Friday, September 11, 2009

Biddeford 20 Massabesic 10
Bonny Eagle 27 Portland 14
Brunswick 22 Showhegan 20
Cape Elizabeth 41 York 12
Deering 35 Gorham 12
Dirigo 34 Winthrop 8
Foxcroft Academy 48 Dexter 14
Greeley 26 Poland 7
Hampden Academy 40 Mt. Desert Island 6
Jay 20 Maranacook 12
John Bapst 47 Calais 24
Lawrence 44 Edward Little 0
Livermore Falls 53 Madison 0
Maine Central Insitute 24 Bucksport 18
Mattanawcook Academy 21 Stearns 0
Messalonskee 20 Cony 13
Morse 7 Gardiner 0
Mt. Blue 30 Oxford Hills 0
Mountain Valley 41 Gray-New Gloucester 0
Sanford 35 Marshwood 12
South Portland 7 Westbrook 0
Winslow 34 Belfast 14

Maine High School Football Scoreboard - Week 1

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

The 50th anniversary of the first and only NFL game to be played in Maine was celebrated Saturday during the Bangor/Skowhegan game played in Bangor. The New York Giants played the Green Bay Packers in a pre-season game on September 5, 1959 at Bangor's Garland Street football field. The Portland Press Herald takes a look at the historic event that marked the first-season of Vince Lombardi as the Packers head coach.

Last night, Bangor beat defending Eastern Maine Class A champ Skowhegan 41-12. Check-out the game wrap-up from the Bangor Daily News.
Maine High School Football Scores
Saturday, September 5, 2009

Bangor 41 Skowhegan 12
Cape Elizabeth 32 Poland 0
Dirigo 74 Freeport 6
Gardiner 28 Winslow 14
Gray-New Gloucester 28 Fryeburg Academy 14
John Bapst 19 Bucksport 18
Lisbon 14 Oak Hill 12
Livermore Falls 46 Boothbay Region 25
Maine Central Institute 48 Calais 22
Mt. View 45 Old Town 14
Nokomis 27 Camden Hills 12
Stearns 35 Dexter 12
York 27 Falmouth 6

Maine High School Football Scoreboard - Week 1

Maine High School Football Scores
Friday, September 4, 2009

Biddeford 27 Marshwood 0
Bonny Eagles 48 Westbrook 2
Brunswick 32 Edward Little 12
Cheverus 30 Gorham 6 Portland Press Herald game story
Cony 28 Mt. Ararat 7
Deering 14 Portland 0 Portland Press Herald game story
Foxcroft Academy 28 Mattanawcook Academy 7
Jay 34 Sacopee Valley 2
Lawrence 61 Brewer 20
Leavitt 29 Hampden Academy 22
Lewiston 26 Oxford Hills 0
Maranacook 13 Traip Academy 6
Massabesic 16 Scarborough 13 Portland Press Herald game story
Messalonskee 28 Mt. Blue 12
Mountain Valley 39 Lake Region 0
Mt. Desert Island 35 Belfast 18
Old Orchard Beach 28 Yarmouth 12
Rockland 34 Orono 0
Sanford 22 Noble 0
Thornton Academy 63 Kennebunk 7 Portland Press Herald game story
Waterville 21 Morse 20
Wells 21 Greely 0
Windham 40 South Portland 13
Winthrop 22 Madison 14

Bonny Eagle Defends Maine Class A Title

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Bonny Eagle has its fourth Maine Class A high school football championship in the last five years. Saturday the Scots beat Showhegan 26-6 for back-to-back titles. Click here for game recap.

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Mountain Valley Wins Maine Class B Title

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Mountain Valley is back on-top of Maine's Class B high school football heap. The Falcons blew-out Morse 52-7 Saturday to capture it's third Class B high school football championship in five years. Click here for game story.


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John Bapst Grabs First Maine High School Football Title Since 1976

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Coming into Saturday's Maine Class C high school football championship, John Bapst had three state football titles to its credit, but none ever came-on the football field. John Bapst was proclaimed state champs in 1964, 1965 and 1976 before the state playoff system was created. Saturday the Crusaders (11-1) beat previously unbeaten Winthrop (11-1) 21-14 to win the Class C title. Click here for game story.

Maine High School Football Scoreboard - Finals

Maine High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 22, 2008

Championships

Class A
Bonny Eagle 26 Showhegan 6

Class B
Mountain Valley 52 Morse 7

Class C
John Bapst 21 Winthrop 14

Maine High School Football Scoreboard - Semifinals

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Bonny Eagle will go after its fourth Maine Class A high school football championship in five years next week. The defending state champs advanced with a 20-0 shutout of Thornton Academy on Saturday. The Scots claimed the Maine largest classification championship in 2004, 2005 and last year.

Click here to go to the Maine High School Football Huddle.

Maine High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 15, 2008

Semifinals

Class A
Eastern Maine A Championship
Showhegan at Edward Little 3PM

Western Maine A Championship
Bonny Eagle 20 Thornton Academy 0

Class B
Eastern Maine B Championship
Morse 10 Mt. Desert Island 7

Western Maine B Championship
Mountain Valley 28 Cape Elizabeth 14

Class C
Eastern Maine C Championship
John Bapst 21 Bucksport 14

Western Maine C Championship
Winthrop 34 Lisbon 0

Maine High School Football Scoreboard - Semifinals

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Post-season experience paid-off for defending Maine Class A high school football champ Bonny Eagle on Saturday. The Scots (8-2) advanced to the Western Class A final by upsetting top-ranked and formally unbeaten Deering (9-1). The victory avenged Bonny Eagle's regular season 29-28 loss to Deering. Next week the Scots will play Thornton Academy for the right to return to the state title game.Click here for a game story.

Maine High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 8, 2008

Eastern Class A Semifinals
Edward Little 28 Lewiston 7

Eastern Class C Semifinals
John Baptist 41 Foxcroft Academy 22

Western Maine
Class A Semifinals
Bonny Eagle 26 Deering 14
Thornton Academy 35 Windham 28 Click here for game story

Class B Semifinals
Cape Elizabeth 21 York 13 Click here for game story

Western Class C Semifinals
Lisbon 16 Dirigo 7

Maine High School Football Scoreboard - Semifinals

Maine High School Football Scores
Friday, November 7, 2008

Pine Tree Conference
Class A Semifinals
Showhegan 30 Lawrence 22

Pine Tree Conference Class B Semifinals
Morse 7 Leavitt 0
Mt. Desert Island 28 Gardiner 21 Click here for game story

Campbell Conference Class C Semifinals
Winthrop 44 Livermore Falls 0 Click here for game story

Western Maine
Class B
Mountain Valley 41 Falmouth 6 Click here for game story

Maine High School Football Scoreboard - Week 9

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Mt. Desert Island nearly didn't make it out its opening round of the Maine high school football Pine Tree Conference Class B game against Waterville. Mt. Desert Island moved on the semifinals thanks to its defense that shutdown a two-point conversion with one-tenth of a second to play to preserve a 28-27 win. Mt. Desert Island improves to 7-1 while Waterville ends its season at 3-5.Click here to read a game recap.


Maine High School Football Scores
Friday & Saturday, October 31 & November 1, 2008

Playoffs

Eastern Class A
Lewiston 34 Bangor 26
Edward Little 28 Messalonskee 21
Lawrence 37 Mt. Blue 14
Skowhegan 22 Brunswick 21

Eastern Class B
Morse 27 Winslow 0
Leavitt 21 Oak Hill 18
Mt. Desert Island 28 Waterville 27
Gardiner 21 Hampden Academy 20

Eastern Class C
Bucksport 22 Maine Central Institute 0
John Baptist 48 Stearns 26
Calais-Woodland 32 Mattanawcook Academy 14

Western Class A
Windham 28 Massabesic 7
Thornton Academy 42 Marshwood 26
Deering 40 Cheverus

Regular Season
Winthrop 24 Lisbon 6

Maine High School Football Scoreboard - Week 1

Maine High School Football Scores
Friday, September 5, 2008

Bangor 34 Messalonskee 19
Cape Elizabeth 32 York 12
Deering 21 Windham 14
Edward Little 53 Oxford Hills 21
Gorman 28 South Portland 14
Hamden Academy 16 Belfast 6
Jay 20 Yarmouth 7
Lawrence 41 Mt. Blue 0
Lewiston 26 Brunswick 6
Livermore Falls 14 Boothbay 0
Marshwood 48 Kennebunk 24
Mattanawcook 14 Foxcroft Academy 12
Mount Ararat 28 Cony 26
Mtn. Valley 68 Gray-NG 8
Noble 6 Massabesic 47
Orono 26 Rockland 20
Portland 19 Westbrook 14
Skowhegan 30 Brewer 0
Stearns 48 Dexter 0
Winslow 30 MDI 12
Winthrop 46 Traip Academy 13

Storied Maine High School Football Rivalry Reduced To A Scrimmage

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


Maine's high school football season begins next Friday, but don't tell fans of Cony and Gardiner. The two teams, who have met 130 times in a rivalry dating back to 1892, will turn-up for the regular season by scrimmaging each other. However, there is also some sadness, because this will be the ONLY time these two meet this year.

School officials have decided to take the match-up off the regular season schedule because of conflicts caused by Maine's post-season. Last year a well rested Cony team beat Gardiner 32-14 in a game that came just six days after Gardiner's appearance in the Class B state championship game.

For more on the story from the Kennebec Journal, click here.

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For the First Time Since 1985, Gardiner Reigns Atop Maine's B Class

The Gardiner Tigers used great field position on Saturday to dethrone Maine's defending Class B champ Mountain Valley 21-14. It was Gardiner's first state championship since 1985.

For a complete recap of the win, click here.

Bonny Eagles Wins Another Maine Class A Trophy

Two of the best Maine high school football teams in the last four years met once again Saturday to decide the state's Class A championship.

For the third time in the last four years it was Bonny Eagle taking home the title by beating defending 2006 champ Lawrence 34-14 before 7,200 fans at Fitzpatrick Stadium in Portland. The win snapped Lawrence's 22-game win streak.

This one was never in doubt as Bonny Eagle raced out to a 27-0 halftime lead.

To read a complete game wrap-up, click here.

Maine High School Football Scoreboard - Championships

Maine High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 17, 2007

Finals

Class A
Bonny Eagle 34 Lawrence 14

Class B
Gardiner 21 Mountain Valley 14

Class C
Foxcroft Academy 26 Boothbay Region 8

Maine High School Football Scoreboard - Semifinals

Maine High School Football Scores
Friday & Saturday, November 9 & 10, 2007

Playoffs

Class A Semifinals
Lawrence 27 Bangor 13
Mountain Valley 10 Cape Elizabeth 0

Class B Semifinals
Gardiner 37 Winslow 0
Bonny Eagle 49 Marshwood 16

Class C Semfinals
Foxcroft Academy 14 John Bapst 7
Boothbay 28 Winthrop 21