Varsity Maine football honor roll for Week 6

Maine High School Football: Week 6 Highlights

The high‑school football calendar rolled on this Friday, October 12, with eight games played across the state. From a dramatic 70‑yard touchdown run to a last‑second pass that decided a close matchup, the teams left a clear mark on the scoresheet.

Spruce Mountain Phoenix vs. Cape Elizabeth Rams – 40 – 24

Spruce Mountain’s dynamic back Dylan Jewett dominated the ground, rushing for 260 yards on 12 carries and scoring three long touchdowns (56, 72, and 87 yards). He also threw a 14‑yard touchdown pass to Levi Richards and contributed on defense with 14 tackles (13 solo) and a pass deflection. Jewett’s performance helped the Phoenix defeat the Rams, who struggled to contain the Phoenix’s offense.

Fryeburg Academy Raiders vs. Kennebunk Rams – 35 – 34

Kennebunk’s quarterback Lars Bruhn delivered a near‑perfect passing day, completing three touchdown passes of 52, 15, and 90 yards and adding a rushing touchdown of his own. Despite a solid offensive showing, the Raiders edged out a one‑point loss, with the Rams’ defense making a crucial play at the end of the game.

Winslow Black Raiders vs. MCI (Maine Central Institute) – 38 – 6

Winslow’s Isaac Bulger had a standout performance, rushing for 190 yards on 13 carries and catching a 17‑yard touchdown. He also contributed defensively with a sack. The Black Raiders’ run‑heavy attack overwhelmed MCI, which managed only a single touchdown.

Old Town Coyotes vs. Lake Region – 60 – 20

Old Town’s Ethan Closson showcased his dual‑role prowess, throwing four touchdown passes (24, 55, 23, and 28 yards) and rushing for another score. He also returned a kickoff 91 yards for a touchdown. The Coyotes’ balanced attack turned a potential upset into an easy win.

Sanford Spartans vs. Scarborough – 44 – 36

Sanford’s Adam Cote Jr. produced a prolific scoring day, amassing four touchdowns, including a 2‑yard run with 17.8 seconds remaining that sealed the Spartans’ first win of the season. Cote also ran for 23‑, 17‑, and 65‑yard scores, proving to be the team’s workhorse.

Kennebunk Rams vs. Fryeburg Academy – 35 – 34

In a back‑to‑back match for the Rams, running back Bradley Farrell completed the game with a two‑quarterback pass play: a 5‑yard touchdown to quarterback Giovanni D’Elia in the final 7.5 seconds, ensuring a narrow victory. He also tossed a 41‑yard touchdown to Charlie Pentland earlier in the first half.

Leavitt Hornets vs. Gardiner – 48 – 7

Leavitt’s Darren Flagg lit up the scoreboard, scoring five touchdowns (including a 47‑yard rush, two 12‑ and 27‑yard touchdown receptions, and a 4‑yard run) and intercepting two passes, one of which he returned 35 yards for a score. The Hornets’ dominance was a statement of intent as they close out the season.

Bonny Eagle Scots vs. Oxford Hills – 45 – 6

Lucas Klehn opened the game with a 61‑yard touchdown run that set the tone for a 45‑point win. He rushed for 170 yards on 10 carries, threw four touchdown passes (the longest 67 yards to Drew Gervais), and completed 4 of 5 passes for 91 yards. The Scots’ balanced attack made a statement against a weaker opponent.

Messalonskee Eagles vs. Mt. Blue – 41 – 26

Fin Minkel led the Eagles with 234 passing yards on 12 of 22 completions, throwing two touchdown passes. He also added two rushing touchdowns and ran for 39 yards on eight carries, providing a versatile offense that kept Mt. Blue’s defense off‑balance.

Falmouth Navigators vs. Gorham – 35 – 12

Owen Ross was the centerpiece of the Navigators’ offense, scoring four touchdowns on runs of 10, 4, 70, and 14 yards. His explosive play‑making helped Falmouth secure a comfortable win over Gorham.

Thornton Golden Trojans vs. Noble – 53 – 20

Brennan Tabor’s all‑round play lifted the Golden Trojans past Noble. He carried 13 times for 161 yards and four touchdowns, contributed 14 tackles (including two for loss), and forced a fumble that shifted momentum. The Trojans overcame a 14‑point deficit to finish the game convincingly.

Looking Ahead

With most teams heading toward the postseason, these results set the stage for tighter matchups in the remaining weeks. The standout performances—particularly Jewett’s 260‑yard day and the multiple‑touchdown displays from Cote Jr., Closson, and Klehn—will keep their coaches and players in the spotlight as the season progresses. Maine’s high‑school gridiron continues to deliver excitement, drama, and athletic excellence.