Deering (1-4) at Edward Little (5-0)
Friday, 7 p.m.
No doubt Red Eddies took note of the Rams’ comeback against Lewiston last week.
Cheverus (2-3) at Lewiston (3-2)
Friday, 7 p.m.
A big game for both teams, but for much different reasons.
Thornton Academy (4-1) at Oxford Hills (3-2)
Friday, 7 p.m.
Vikings have vocally welcomed their tough schedule, but not sure if they were expecting the Golden Trojans to be coming off a blowout loss.
Westbrook (2-3) at Mt. Blue (1-4)
Friday, 7 p.m.
A win would fortify the Cougars’ playoff hopes significantly, but the defense needs to step up for that to happen.
Cape Elizabeth (4-1) at Leavitt (5-0)
Friday, 7 p.m.
First meeting since 2014 regular-season opener, which Cape Elizabeth won in overtime to avenge a loss the previous fall in the state championship game.
Medomak Valley (1-4) at Gray-New Gloucester (0-5)
Friday, 7 p.m.
The Patriots’ only crossover with a North opponent.
Lisbon (5-0) at Spruce Mtn. (4-1)
Friday, 7 p.m.
Greyhounds’ first visit to Griffin Field since 2008, when it was the Livermore Falls Andies marching down the hill.
Poland (0-5) at Winthrop/Monmouth (2-3)
Friday, 7 p.m.
After a 1-3 start, Ramblers’ schedule give them a chance to build a lot of momentum into the playoffs.
Orono (0-5) at Dirigo (1-4)
Friday, 7 p.m.
Good chance for Cougars to snap four-game losing streak and begin solidfying their playoff hopes.
Mtn. Valley (3-2) at Old Orchard Beach (3-2)
Saturday, 1:30 p.m.
Important game for both teams’ prospects of hosting a playoff game.
Madison (4-1) at Oak Hill (2-3)
Saturday, 1:30 p.m.
Raiders’ reward for hanging in with Wells for a half is trying to contain the Bulldogs’ highest-scoring offense outside of Class A (44.4 ppg).
Sun Journal Top 10
1. Bonny Eagle (5-0)
Scots passed first test of season with flying colors, 49-14 over Thornton.
2. Thornton Academy (4-1)
Golden Trojans follow up loss to Bonny Eagle with a road game at Oxford Hills, which is coming off its best game of the season.
3. Scarborough (4-1)
Red Storm prepare for season finale at Bonny Eagle with back-to-back crossovers with Windham and Oxford Hills.
4. Edward Little (5-0)
The defense earned its second shutout, but if the offense can consistently replicate how it played at Massabesic, Red Eddies will be tough to beat.
5. Marshwood (5-0)
Hawks haven’t been scored upon in the last two games.
6. Kennebunk (5-0)
Rams travel to Mt. Ararat to gear up for next week’s showdown with Marshwood.
7. Falmouth (4-1)
Yachtsmen’s lowest scoring output this year is 37. They’ll probably need at least that much to keep pace with Marshwood Friday night.
8. Leavitt (5-0)
With A and B South so top-heavy and North so schizophrenic, it’s time to recognize the Hornets’ consistency.
9. Oxford Hills (3-2)
It’s still too close to call among Vikings, Windham and Lewiston. But the team that dominated the second half against the Eagles last week looked very good.
10. Windham (3-2)
Mid-season injuries have stymied the Eagles’ pursuit of EL, but they remain dangerous.
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