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On the Grid: 2019 high school football preview
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The Cougars return to Class D with a young but experienced nucleus. -
The Lumberjacks enter a new era by joining NEPSAC's eight-man league.
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The Greyhounds lost most of their biggest offensive playmakers, but there's still plenty of talent and toughness to compete in D South.
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Senior says don't count the speedy Red Eddies out in big-time Class A.
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The Rebels are looking at the move to eight-man football as a new start, but they have some experienced players to help them hit the ground running.
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The Falcons have a new coach and some new weapons, but veteran leadership and a promising defense could make them contenders in D South.
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The Red Eddies hope to continue improving in the new Class A.
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The geniuses at the Sun Journal make state championship picks.
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A move up to Class C hasn't changed expectations for the Knights.
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After opening holes, senior now ready to run through them for Blue Devils.
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Leeman ready to take over as Greyhounds' quarterback.
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A list that stemmed from a discussion in Mike Hathaway's physics class turned into a hit on Twitter and now is a playlist for the Leavitt football team.
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With 21 lettermen returning, the Hornets will be one of the teams to beat in Class C South.
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Senior started his first game at quarterback when he was a freshman.
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The Phoenix have been good in recent years, but they're hoping that having some top players back can take them to the next level.
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New coach Scott Franzose brings a wide-open style on both sides of the ball and could make the Cougars contenders in B North.
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The Ramblers have a big, talented senior class looking to fill the void left by Wells' departure from D South.
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Are you a high school football junkie? Here are 30 games to watch this season.
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Despite graduation losses, the Vikings hope to continue to their ascension in the new Class A.
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The new eight-man football rules aren't that different from its better-known 11-man cousin, but coaches, fans and players still need to pay attention to the differences that exist.
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Darren Hartley returns to the Lewiston sidelines with question marks at many positions but plenty of speed and athleticism.
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The changing football landscape may not be to everyone's liking, but they may not have to wait long for it to change again.
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After last year's surprising playoff run, the Raiders will be one of the top contenders in Class D South.
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Thirty of the top players in the Sun Journal's coverage area.
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Edward Little, Lewiston and Oxford Hills are up for the daunting challenge of competing with the state's elite football programs. And they'll start in the weight room.
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The switch to eight-man football is the continuation of a new era for the Patriots.
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A quick look at the 2019 Maine high school football season.
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