The Blue Devils score four goals — including two by Courtney Lachance — after falling behind 3-1 to the rival Red Hornets.
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High school roundup: St. Dom’s subdues North Yarmouth Academy in boys basketball
The teams entered the fourth quarter tied before the Saints secured the road win. Lopsided wins for the Gray-New Gloucester, Oxford Hills and Mt. Abram girls.
Boys hockey: Kings offense explodes in win over Kennebunk/Wells
Poland/Leavitt/Oak Hill/Gray-New Gloucester, which scored two or fewer goals in five of its first six games, puts up seven in Wednesday’s victory over the Rams.
High school roundup: Gray-New Gloucester girls deal Brunswick first loss
Ali Portas scores go-ahead bucket for Patriots; Spruce Mountain girls rout Madison; Oxford Hills boys roll past Edward Little; Dirigo wrestling overcomes forfeits to defeat Mountain Valley; Swimming, Alpine and Nordic ski results.
Boys basketball: Leavitt battles back to defeat Yarmouth in overtime
Seniors Sawyer Hathaway and Brett Coburn score 22 and 16 points, respectively, and lead the Hornets’ second-half comeback.
Girls basketball: Sophomore guard Caitlyn McCoy guiding Leavitt’s success
The high honors student gets to call the shots on offense for the Hornets, who are 5-3 and causing the rest of B South to take notice.
Leavitt’s Noah Carpenter named Gatorade Maine Football Player of the Year
Junior quarterback racked up 3,180 total yards and threw or ran for 39 touchdowns while leading the Hornets to a perfect season and the Class C state championship. He is the third area player in a row to earn the honor.
Area roundup: Telstar takes down Wiscasset to snatch first win of the season
Jonny Marshall drops in team-high 13 points in the Rebels’ victory; Nate Hebert hits nine 3s, scores 29 points for Gray-NG; Nathaniel Wainwright’s career-high 26 lead Dirigo past Mountain Valley; Eli St. Laurent tallies 21 in Edward Little’s win over Deering.
Area roundup: Dirigo drives past Buckfield in girls basketball
Jayce Brophy leads the way for the Cougars, who catapult to a big lead in the first half. The Edward Little girls and Mt. Blue boys also claim victories.
Top sports stories of 2022: No. 2 — Leavitt earns redemption, recaptures Class C state championship
The Hornets were on a mission after a disappointing ending to 2021. They left nothing to chance en route to a state title in 2022.