Poland and Monmouth both pull off victories in girls basketball, while the Spruce Mountain boys roll on the road.
Leavitt Hornets
Football: Falmouth’s William Gale, Leavitt’s Jace Negley win Gaziano Lineman awards
The high school seniors, who plan to play football in college, will each receive a $5,000 scholarship.
High school roundup: Ella Pelletier paces Oxford Hills past Windham in girls basketball
Spruce Mountain’s Jaydn Pingree and Winthrop’s Ella Rice also shine offensively in victories.
High school roundup: Mt. Abram boys conquer Dirigo
Payton Mitchell paces the Roadrunners with 30 points; Lewiston boys top Oxford Hills; Winthrop beats Madison; Evans Sterling drops in 32 for Mt. Blue, and Jace Bessey 26 for Spruce Mountain. Also, Lewiston swim results.
Girls hockey: St. Dom’s skates past Edward Little/Leavitt/Poland
The Saints secure the shutout, but at the other end of the ice Red Hornets goalie Izzy Jalbert denies nearly 40 shots
Nordic skiing: Nora McCourt and the Mt. Blue girls win Roy Varney Hornet Classic
Freeport’s Teo Steverlynck-Horne finishes six seconds ahead of Mt. Blue’s Henri McCourt to earn the boys individual title, and the Leavitt boys claim team title.
Leavitt quarterback Noah Carpenter wins 52nd Fitzpatrick Trophy
The honor goes annually to the top senior in Maine high school football. Carpenter is Leavitt’s second winner, joining Jordan Hersom, who received the award in 2011.
High school roundup: Winthrop earns road win over Lisbon
Also, Spruce Mountain gets 15-plus points from a trio and Morgan Zetts goes off for Telstar in an MVC girls basketball victory, and Alpine ski results from Lost Valley.
High school roundup: Edward Little boys hockey shuts out Scarborough; Sammy Calder scores 1,000th
Calder reaches milestone while tallying 27 points and 16 rebounds for Monmouth. Also, the Mt. Blue boys basketball team stays undefeated, and the Mountain Valley boys and Poland girls also pick up victories.
Boys hockey: Brody Emond pushes Poland/Leavitt/Oak Hill/Gray-NG past St. Dom’s
Emond’s two first-period goals lead the Kings over the Saints for the second year in a row.