Here are the High School Field Hockey, Girls and Boys Soccer and Volleyball Scores for games played and reported throughout the State of Maine on Monday, September 29th.
Field Hockey
Belfast 3 Nokomis 2Cape Elizabeth 5 Traip Academy 0Cony 11 Morse 0Erskine Academy 5 Lincloln Academy 1Falmouth 6 Massabesic 0Freeport 3 Winthrop 0Hall-Dale 8 Telstar 0Kennebunk 1 Bonny Eagle 0Leavitt 1 Gardiner 0Lewiston 2 Skowhegan 2MCI 3 Winslow 0Mount Blue 10 Bangor 0Scarborough 2 Thornton Academy 1Skowhegan 2 Lewiston 2Spruce Mountain 4 Mountain Valley 1Yarmouth 5 Fryeburg Academy 1
Girls Soccer
Bucksport 2 MDI 0Fort Kent 4 Penobscot Valley 0Greely 4 Fryeburg Academy 0Hall-Dale 1 Monmouth Academy 1Lee Academy 11 East Grand 0Madawaska 2 Van Buren 1MCI 4 Winslow 2Maranacook 4 Oak Hill 0Monmouth Academy 1 Hall-Dale 1Narraguagus 1 Woodland 1Penobscot Christian 2 Penquis Valley 0Piscataquis 9 Searsport 1Richmond 6 Valley 1Schenck 6 Southern Aroostook 1
Boys Soccer
Ashland 3 East Grand 1Bucksport 6 Mattanawcook Academy 0Calais 3 Penobscot Christian 0Caribou 10 Foxcroft Academy 3MDI 5 GSA 0Noble 3 Bonny Eagle 2Penobscot Valley 4 Hodgdon 1Southern Aroostook 2 Dexter 0Van Buren 1 Wisdom 1Washington Academy 5 Bangor Christian 2Windham 1 Deering 0
Volleyball
Hampden Academy 3 Nokomis 0Jonesport-Beals 3 Calais 2Narraguagus 3 Bucksport 1Woodland 3 Lee 0
You may submit your nominations for the Athlete of the Week for Week 5 by emailing Chris Popper. Please submit your nominations by Sunday, October 5th, for games/matches played September29th-October 4th. Voting will begin on Monday, October 6th and go thru Thursday, October 9th.The winner will be announced on Friday, October 10th…
You may also submit students/teams/coaches for the Good Sportsmanship Honor Roll. This will be published weekly on Sunday, so please submit by Saturday! Every email that you send will be included in the weekly Honor Roll. Please send your email to Chris Popper including who should be recognized, what school/team, and why. We will publish this honor roll weekly on Sunday, so please have all emails to Chris Popper by Saturday.
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