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Cheverus girls edge Yarmouth/Freeport in thrilling state final

Stags get hat trick for Lucy Johnson and hold on for 3-2 victory.
Cheverus girls squeak past York in semifinals
Mikayla Talbot's goal sends Stags to Wednesday's regional championship game against Gorham.
https://www.pressherald.com/2023/02/12/cheverus-girls-squeak-past-york-in-semifinals/
Girls’ hockey: 2022 Varsity Maine All-State team
A freshman, two sophomores and a junior join eight seniors on this year's team.
Congratualtions to Olivia Bradford and Ella Lemieux!
Girls’ hockey: 2022 Varsity Maine All-State team
A freshman, two sophomores and a junior join eight seniors on this year's team.
Congratualtions to Olivia Bradford and Ella Lemieux!
Becky Schaffer Award Semifinalists announced
The Semi Finalists for the 4th Annual Becky Schaffer Award, which is bestowed annually to the most outstanding Senior hockey player in Maine High School Girls Hockey.
Girls’ hockey: Cheverus earns its sixth straight win, beating St. Dominic 1-0
The Stags don't get off a shot in the first period, but score the lone goal of the game in the second to end the season 7-3.
Girls’ hockey: Cheverus goalie makes 43 saves in win over Cape

Lucia Pompeo has a hat trick for Cheverus/Old Orchard Beach in a 4-2 victory over Cape Elizabeth/South Portland/Waynflete.
Girls’ hockey: Cheverus reaches South final with double-overtime win

Sophia Pompeo, left, of Cheverus/Kennebunk/Old Orchard Beach tries to skate past Abbey Agrodnia of Cape Elizabeth/Waynflete/South Portland during Saturday's regional semifinal. Sophia's sister, Lucia, scored the game's only goal 1:27 into the second overtime. Staff photos by Ben McCanna
Cheverus/Kennebunk/Old Orchard Beach is pushed to the limit by Cape Elizabeth/Waynflete/South Portland but escapes with a 1-0 victory.
Cheverus/Kennebunk blanks Scarborough again

Cheverus/Kennebunk sophomore goalie Trinity Atwater denies Scarborough freshman Evelyn Boardman during Thursday’s showdown between the two top teams in the South Region. Cheverus/Kennebunk prevailed, 3-0.
Cheverus/Kennebunk scores late to edge Scarborough

Cheverus/Kennebunk junior Abby Lamontage, second from right, is mobbed by her teammates after her late goal put her team ahead to stay in Wednesday’s 2-0 victory at Scarborough
Girls’ hockey: Cheverus/Kennebunk keeps rolling
The Stags allow a goal for only the second time in five games but post a 4-1 win over St. Dom's.
Tuesday’s Sports Digest: Cheverus/Kennebunk shuts out Falmouth in girls’ hockey
Forecaster: Cheverus/Kennebunk Snaps St. Dom's Win Streak, Stays Undefeated

From The Forecaster:
BIDDEFORD—Two cousins who have played a lot of hockey together in their young lives produced a goal which allowed the Cheverus/Kennebunk co-op girls’ hockey team to end St. Dom’s’ lengthy win streak Saturday afternoon at the Harold Alfond Forum on the campus of the University of New England.
Cheverus/Kennebunk, which lost by nine goals to the two-time champion Saints a year ago, came out strong and took a 1-0 lead midway through the first period when junior Zoe Mazur set up freshman Emma McCauley, her cousin, for a goal.
Cheverus/Kennebunk had ample opportunities to extend their advantage, but never did and while St. Dom’s had some looks of its own, Cheverus/Kennebunk controlled the puck most of the way and relied on its defense and senior goalie Anna Smith to frustrate the Saints as it went on to an inspirational 1-0 victory.
Cheverus/Kennebunk improved to 6-0 on the season, dropped St. Dom’s to 3-1 and in the process, ended the Saints’ state record, three-year win streak at 29 games.
Read the full story at The Forecaster.
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