Maine high school football scores Championships Class A Scarborough 57 Windham 0 Class B Marshwood 63 Skowhegan 20 Class C Maine Central Institute 30 Cape Elizabeth 13 Class D Wells 48 Foxcroft Academy 0 Class E Boothbay 20 Maranacook 14
In game that ended at 6 A.M. Eastern Time, Saint Louis beat Kahuku 31-28 for its second straight Hawaii Open Division championship. With under a minute to play, the Crusaders trailed 28-24, but quarterback Chevan Cordeiro’s 53-yard TD pass to…
Winnacunnet scored on its first six possession to roll to a 41-21 over Pinkerton Academy to win New Hampshire’s Division I state championship. The two teams entered the game ranked No. 1 and No. 2 in the High School Football…
For the second straight season, Plymouth beat Bow for the New Hampshire Division II high school football state championship. The Bobcats beat Bow 27-8 on Saturday at the University of New Hampshire’s Wildcat Stadium. Plymouth finishes a perfect 11-0.
Campbell bet Monadnock 12-8 Saturday to capture the New Hampshire high school football Division III state title. The Cougars finish with a perfect 11-0 record, outscoring their opponents 532-46. The state title is the second for Campbell.
Wells won its second straight Maine high school football state championship Saturday by beating Foxcroft Academy 48-0. Last year, Wells won the Class C state title. Wells finishes 12-0 with a 16 game win streak. Foxcroft finishes 9-3.
Hilo beat Damien 35-19 to capture Hawaii’s Division I state championship. It was the school’s first-ever. Hilo finishes 10-1, while Damien ends 10-4.
In an epic seven overtime thriller, Lahainaluna defended its Division II high school football state championship with a 75-69 victory over Konawaena at Aloha Stadium. The game was tied at 31 after regulation and then the two schools scored a…
Bingham wrapped-up a perfect 2017 season by winning the state’s first-ever 6A state football championship. The Miners, ranked No. 17 in the High School Football America Top 100, beat No. 31 East 27-14. It was the second time this season…
The longest active win streak is now at 70 games-and-counting after Kimberly beat Sun Prairie 27-7 at Camp Randall Stadium on Friday to win its fifth straight Wisconsin state football championship. The Papermakers have now won four straight Division 1…