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Cheverus strikes early, blanks Falmouth in playoff rematch
Hat tricks from Lucy Johnson and Taylor Tory lead reigning champion Stags to a decisive 9-0 victory.
https://www.pressherald.com/2022/09/13/cheverus-strikes-early-blanks-falmouth-in-playoff-rematch/
Class A field hockey: Cheverus rolls over Skowhegan to state championship victory
Field hockey: Cheverus edges Scarborough in Class A South final, 2-1
Taylor Tory scores both goals for the undefeated Stags, who will play for the state championship on Saturday.
Johnson and Johnson boost Cheverus past Falmouth in semis
Sisters combine for five goals, three assists in a 7-0 victory.
Cheverus opens as good as advertised with win over Marshwood
Cheverus edges TA on late goal
Cheverus junior Madisyn Durgin defends Thornton Academy freshman Adriana Marianacci during the Stags 2-1 victory Wednesday.
Cheverus gets in win column in home opener
Cheverus freshman Taylor Tory plays the ball as Sanford seniors Phoebe Joy (4) and Alysha Simpson defend during the Stags’ 5-2 win Thursday.
Field hockey: 10 teams to watch
#7 Cheverus: Theresa Hendrix moves over from Westbrook, where she led the Blazes to a regional title and runner-up finish the last two years. She inherits a Stags team that has some experience and a talented crew of freshmen coming in.
Cheverus strikes twice in second half to beat TA
PORTLAND—The first half of the 2018 season has been one of fits and starts for Cheverus’ field hockey team, but after some frustrating results, the Stags appear to be hitting their stride at the optimal time.
Forecaster: Cheverus Field Hockey Standout Makes U. Maine Commitment Official
From The Forecaster:
Cheverus senior Hannah Abbott, joined by her parents, Amy and Steve, her teammates and her grandfather, Walter Abbott, signs her National Letter of Intent Tuesday morning to attend and play field hockey at the University of Maine next school year. Abbott, Cheverus’ 2016 Fall Female Athlete of the Year, who played for the Stags varsity team since her freshman year, had many schools interested in her services, but not surprisingly, she gravitated to the Black Bears, where her father served as an athletic director and her grandfather was a longtime football coach.
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Cheverus High School’s athletic and activities program is designed to further the educational development of young men and women through participation. We at Cheverus believe that the competition, camaraderie, loyalty, and respect for others experienced in athletics and activities will serve as a foundation for each student’s continued growth and life-long learning experience. It is our hope to maintain a program that is sound in purpose, reflects the Goals and Objectives of Cheverus, furthers each student’s educational maturity and health and contributes to school spirit and morale.