STEVE SOLLOWAYA long, hard climb, and a quick fall

And now it's on to states
Boys' Cross Country: A disqualification won't keep Nate Hathaway away from the state meet.

Black Bears pick up a win to build upon
Maine finally adds to a halftime lead, taking advantage of UMass miscues for a 19-9 win.

Durgin leads Cheverus to regional title
Girls' Cross Country: Emily Durgin upsets Abbey Leonardi of Kennebunk.

Windham runs past Sanford to advance
Football: Jake Mallis and Jackson Taylor provide a spark as the Eagles cruise to a 49-7 quarterfinal win.

Dragons survive a final flurry
Boys' soccer: Brunswick holds off a surge in the final minute and beats Hampden Academy 1-0

Scots avoid early exit with a late TD
Football: Defending Class A champ Bonny Eagle scores with 28 seconds left to foil Portland's upset bid.

NYA rallies to oust Georges Valley in OT

Cheverus makes a stand
Football: The Stags end a playoff drought with a 21-0 quarterfinal victory over Biddeford.

Scarborough breezes in second-half wind, beating Portland 7-2
Boys' soccer: A 1-1 game at halftime turns quickly for the top-ranked Red Storm.

Brunswick wins with 13 seconds left
Girls' soccer: Alison Walton gets the game-winner as the Dragons beat Messalonskee 2-1 in a Eastern Class A semifinal.

Gardiner A-OK on way to 'B' title
Field Hockey: The Tigers, formerly a power in Class A, are state champions in their first season in Class B.

Rangers again, without a rout
Volleyball: Falmouth battles before Greely wins its first Class A title, and seventh straight overall.

Thornton rambles over Massabesic
Football: The undefeated Trojans roll to a 45-14 win in a Western
Maine Class A quarterfinal.

Dexter's defense shuts down NYA
Field Hockey: The Tigers stymie NYA's powerful offense and win their first title since 2003.

Maine Colleges: St. Joseph's cruises past Johnson & Wales, 3-0

College Football: Bowdoin QB a record-setter in a tough loss

Bruins, Rask shut out Oilers

Pirates' mistakes lead to their first home loss
Portland fails to take advantage of five power-play opportunities and loses 3-2 to Bridgeport.

A new champion, at last
Scarborough scores in OT to end Skowhegan's eight-year run of state Class A field hockey titles.