Saturday full schedule and results

 

Game Schedule for Saturday, Nov. 11

FOOTBALL

8-Man Large state final:
MDI 28,  Greely 0 MDI are your 8-man large school State Champions

8-Man Small state final:
Orono 46, Old Orchard Beach 18 Orono are your 8-man small school State Champions

A North final:
#1-Portland 29, #2-Oxford Hills 22 

A South final:
#1-Thornton Academy 21, #2-Bonny Eagle 18

B North final:
#1-Lawrence 27, #3-Cony 7

B South final:
#1-Kennebunk 36, #2-Massabesic 17

C North final:
#1-Oceanside 34, #2-Medomak Valley 22

C South final:
#1-Leavitt 36, #2-Fryeburg Academy 32

D South final:
#1-Foxcroft Academy 29, #2-John Bapst 8

BOYS' SOCCER

8-Person state final:
Carrabec 1, Schenck/Stearns 0 Carrabec are your Class D State Champions

A state final:
Lewiston 3, Deering 2 Lewiston are your Class A State Champions

B state final:
Yarmouth 7, John Bapst 0 Yarmouth are your Class B State Champions

C state final:
Mt. Abram 1, George Stevens 0 Mt. Abram are your Class C State Champions

D state final:
Monmouth Academy 5, Easton 3 Monmouth are your Class D State Champions

GIRLS' SOCCER

8-Person state final:
Madison 3, Penquis Valley 1 Madison are your 8-Person State Champions

A state final:
Scarborough 2, Bangor 0 - Scarborough are the Class A State Champions

B state final:
Yarmouth 2,  Ellsworth 0 Yarmouth are your Class B State Champions

C state final:
Waynflete 1,  Fort Kent 0 Waynflete are the Class C State Champions

D state final:
Penobscot Valley 1, St. Dominic 0 Peonscot Valley are your Class D State Champs

Girls' State Chamionship matchups, where, and when

The five classes of girls' soccer are ready to compete in the final game of the season. 

Madison of the 8-person league scored the most goals of any team, boys' or girls' this season, with 101. The defense of Penquis, also in the 8 person league, was the stingiest, only allowing three goals all season. 

Here is how, when, and where they match up.

Class A:
N#1 Bangor will battle S#1 Scarborough at 10 a.m. at Messalonskee High School. Bangor went 13-1 on the season and they outscored their opponents 68-10. Scarborough was also 13-1 and they outscored their opponents 51-6.

Class B:
N#3 Ellsworth will taken on S#1 Yarmouth at 3 p.m. at Mt. Ararat High School.  Ellsworth went 11-2-1 this season and they outscored their opponents 55-15.
Yarmouth went 12-1-1 and they outscored their opponents 32-6. 

Class C:
N#1 Fort Kent is ready to do battle with S#3 Waynflete at 10 a.m. at Mt. Ararat High School. Fort Kent went 13-1 on the season and outscored their opponents 65-4. Waynflete went 9-5 and outscored their opponents 43-17. 

Class D: 
N#1 Penobscot Valley will take on S#1 Saint Dominic at 3 p.m. at Messalonskee High School. Penobscot Valley went 14-0 on the season and they outscored their opponents 91-6 while St. Dominics went 10-3-1 while outscoring their opponents 28-12.

8 Person League:
N#1 Penquis Valley will compete against S#1 Madison at 4 p.m. at Cony High School. Penquis Valley went 14-0 and scored 69 goals while holding their opponents to a mere 3 points. Madison went 12-2 and scored a girl's team's highest goal with 101 while allowing just 16 to the opponents.

Snyder puts Windjammers over the top

2023 Camden Hills Soccer Team. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

The Camden Hills Windjammers girls' soccer team worked hard to overcome Brunswick in a 2-1 win at Fuller Field in Augusta on Saturday afternoon.

Here is a link to a photo gallery from this game.

After a scoreless first half, the Dragons put up the first score on a corner kick from Hazel Bachman to give the Dragons a short-time lead. Camden Hills Lea Zwecker took a beautiful pass into the box from Britta Denny and nailed a sweet shot at 35:25 to tie the game up and give Camden some momentum. 

Almost 20 minutes later Denny again found a wide-open Leah Snyder cutting through the box hitting her with a perfect pass that Snyder could put in the opposite corner of the goal at 15:46 to give the Windjammers the lead they would not give up.

Both of these teams fought right to the end, a well played match that saw the athletes leave it all on the pitch. 

This was a big win for Camden Hills who lost last year in the semifinal 1-0 to Brunswick. 

NO. 2 Camden Hills will now face NO. 1 Bangor on Tuesday, Nov. 8, at 4 p.m. at Lewiston High School for the Northern  Class A Championship.

CAMDEN HILLS 2, BRUNSWICK 1

Camden's Lea Swecker makes a pass that she would get back in the box for the first score from the Windjammers. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

Camden's Leah Snyder puts a strong foot on the ball in tight coverage for what would turn out to be the game winner for the Windjammers. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

Coach Meredith Messer about 10 seconds before the Windjammers won the game with Brunswick pressuring to score!  (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

Camden Hills Amelia Johnson with a penalty kick in the first half that went just a little wide on a very good kick. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

A scene from the Camden Hills and Brunswick Class A North Semifinal match on Nov. 4, in Augusta Me. Camden Hills won the match 2-1 to advance to the regional final. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

A scene from the Camden Hills and Brunswick Class A North Semifinal match on Nov. 4, in Augusta Me. Camden Hills won the match 2-1 to advance to the regional final. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

A scene from the Camden Hills and Brunswick Class A North Semifinal match on Nov. 4, in Augusta Me. Camden Hills won the match 2-1 to advance to the regional final. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

A scene from the Camden Hills and Brunswick Class A North Semifinal match on Nov. 4, in Augusta Me. Camden Hills won the match 2-1 to advance to the regional final. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

A scene from the Camden Hills and Brunswick Class A North Semifinal match on Nov. 4, in Augusta Me. Camden Hills won the match 2-1 to advance to the regional final. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

A scene from the Camden Hills and Brunswick Class A North Semifinal match on Nov. 4, in Augusta Me. Camden Hills won the match 2-1 to advance to the regional final. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

A scene from the Camden Hills and Brunswick Class A North Semifinal match on Nov. 4, in Augusta Me. Camden Hills won the match 2-1 to advance to the regional final. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

A scene from the Camden Hills and Brunswick Class A North Semifinal match on Nov. 4, in Augusta Me. Camden Hills won the match 2-1 to advance to the regional final. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

A scene from the Camden Hills and Brunswick Class A North Semifinal match on Nov. 4, in Augusta Me. Camden Hills won the match 2-1 to advance to the regional final. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

A scene from the Camden Hills and Brunswick Class A North Semifinal match on Nov. 4, in Augusta Me. Camden Hills won the match 2-1 to advance to the regional final. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

A scene from the Camden Hills and Brunswick Class A North Semifinal match on Nov. 4, in Augusta Me. Camden Hills won the match 2-1 to advance to the regional final. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

A scene from the Camden Hills and Brunswick Class A North Semifinal match on Nov. 4, in Augusta Me. Camden Hills won the match 2-1 to advance to the regional final. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

Chandler, Scott, lead Bangor to Northern Division Championship match

BANGOR – Cameron Stadium was buzzing Friday night as the Bangor girls soccer team continued it's perfect season with a 2-0 win over visiting Messalonskee in a Class A Northern Semifinal match to advance to the Regional Championship Match. 

Bangor's Olivia Snow wins a scrum in front of the goal and buries it deep in the net for a hard fought goal. Bangor won the match 2-0. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

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Bangor girls soccer advances to semifinal's with 4-1 quarterfinal win

 BANGOR – The No. 1 Bangor Rams found themselves down 1-0 inside the first three minutes of the Class A quarterfinal match against No. 9 Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School of South Paris.

Bangor's Samantha Erb (12) strikes for a goal on this kick to give the Rams a 2-1 lead. They would go on to win the match 4-1. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

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Hat Trick from Gallop gives Hermon girls soccer another win

 ORONO – John Bapst hosted Hermon in a make-up match with the Hawks from Sept. 13, at the University of Maine field complex. 

John Bapst keeper, Ruby Dwyer makes a great save as Hermon's Lyndsee Reed attacks the goal. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

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Bangor girls use new fast turf to their advantage

 BANGOR – Saturday morning at 11:00 a.m., history was made as the Bangor High School girls soccer team hosted Brewer High School on the new Cameron Stadium artificial turf for the very first girls soccer match.

Bangors Devon St. Louis taps in a rebound from Brewer goalie Isabella Tanis in the second half, her second of the day. Bangor won the game 7-0. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

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Brewer girls soccer gets third consecutive win at expense of River Hawks

 BREWER –  The Brewer girls hosted Skowhegan, Thursday afternoon, at the Brewer Community School field where they picked up their third consecutive win 3-0. 

Brewer goalie Bella Tanis goes outside the goal to corral this ball before it becomes trouble. (Photo by Ron Hawkes) 

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Hermon girls roll past Foxcroft Academy in season opener

HERMON - On a beautiful Saturday afternoon at Pottle Field in Hermon, the Lady Hawks cruised to a dominating 4-0 victory over the Foxcroft Academy Ponies in a mutual season opening game for the 2021 season. The Hermon victory was also a milestone win for Head Coach MJ Ball, who picked up his 100th win as a head coach.

Hermon's Sydney Gallop (12) is congratulated by her team mates after scoring one of her goals during the game in Hermon on Saturday. Hermon won the game 4-0. (Photo by Skip Hawkes)

Bangor, Hermon girls soccer play to 3-3 tie in preseason action

Scenes from the Bangor at Hermon girls soccer preseason matchup. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

The Hermon Hawks girls soccer hosted the Bangor Rams Friday morning in a game originally scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 29 and postponed due to heavy rain.

Click here for the primarily Bangor Rams photo gallery from Ron Hawkes
Click here for the primarily Hermon Hawks photo gallery from Skip Hawkes

"Goodbye Soccer" 50% Off Print sale now going on

GLENBURN - It is time to remove all 2016 high school and middle soccer galleries from the photo website, so Maine Sports Report - Bangor is holding one final sale on all 4x6, 5x7, and 8x10 photos.

 All 2016 Fall Sports soccer photos now on sale at Maine Sports Report-Bangor. (Photo by Skip Hawkes)

Click Here to find all the 2016 Fall Sports soccer galleries