Varsity Maine high school football honor roll for Week 4
High‑School Football Saturday Highlights a Flurry of Performances Across Maine
The state’s football fields were alive on Saturday as nine schools faced off in a mix of blowouts and close contests. From the roar of the Lewiston crowd to the quiet excitement in a small gym, the day delivered hard‑hitting action, record‑setting plays, and standout individual efforts that will resonate in the coming weeks of the season.
Leavitt Hornets Roll Past Wells 42‑0 in Lewiston
In a decisive win for the Hornets, the team dominated the Wells squad, outscoring them by 42 points. Leavitt running back Jeremiah McKenzie, who played only the first half, was the star of the day, hauling more than 121 yards on just five carries and scoring two touchdowns. In addition to his offensive output, McKenzie forced a defensive fumble, underscoring the Hornets’ all‑around superiority.
Marshwood Hawks Edge Noble Knights 52‑51 in a Thriller
The Hawks and Knights exchanged blows in a high‑scoring battle that ended with Marshwood’s 52‑point victory. Fullback Greg Castoras was the standout, rushing for 206 yards and scoring three times, including a 39‑yard run that set up a decisive two‑point conversion by Michael Sbrizza. Noble’s Tristan Miniutti was not far behind, piling up 243 yards on 17 carries and scoring three touchdowns, with two spectacular 70‑plus‑yard runs that kept the Knights in the game until the final whistle.
Bonny Eagle Scots Sweep Scarborough 42‑6
The Scots, who now boast an undefeated 4‑0 record, capped a dominant performance by defeating Scarborough 42‑6. Ben Havu led the charge, amassing 169 total yards—97 on the ground and 72 receiving—while adding two touchdowns. He also contributed four extra‑point kicks and ran a two‑point conversion, highlighting his versatility on offense.
Spruce Mountain Phoenix Blank Mt. Ararat 36‑0
Spruce Mountain’s balanced attack carried them to a 36‑0 victory over Mt. Ararat. Dylan Jewett orchestrated the offense, completing 7 of 12 passes for 164 yards, including a 49‑yard touchdown to Levi Richards. On the ground, Jewett rushed for 201 yards and two touchdowns on 14 carries, recovered a fumble, and logged two tackles for loss. The Phoenix’s defense held the opposition scoreless for the first time since the opening of the season.
Yarmouth Clippers Dominate Ellsworth 60‑8
The Clippers’ offensive explosion was led by quarterback Iggy McGrath, who threw a school record seven touchdown passes. He completed 9 of 13 passes for 380 yards, guiding Yarmouth to a 60‑8 rout of the previously unbeaten Ellsworth team.
Cony Rams Overcome Messalonskee 41‑14
Davis Noyes was the playmaker for the Rams, rushing for two touchdowns and catching a pass for another. In addition to his 50‑yard rushing effort, Noyes threw a 40‑yard touchdown pass and finished with three receptions totaling 40 yards, helping the Rams secure a comfortable win over Messalonskee.
Greely Rangers Hold Nokomis 35‑7
Luke Piper spearheaded the Rangers’ offense with 180 passing yards on 7 of 11 completions and two touchdown passes, one of which stretched 82 yards to James Tyall. Piper also added a rushing touchdown and a 26‑yard fumble‑return score, cementing the Rangers’ 35‑7 victory.
South Portland Red Riots Edge Cheverus 27‑20
Christopher Salamone was the focal point of the Red Riots’ offense, rushing for 188 yards on 20 carries and scoring three times. A highlight came when he ran 46 yards on a fake punt that set up a 9‑yard touchdown in the fourth quarter, a play that turned the tide in South Portland’s favor.
Fryeburg Raiders Overpower Camden Hills 42‑10
Marcus Sutton delivered a stellar performance for the Raiders, throwing four touchdown passes, including a 75‑yard and a 62‑yard strike to his brother Darryl. His passing prowess helped Fryeburg secure a 42‑10 win over Camden Hills, reinforcing their status as one of the state’s top teams.
Looking Ahead
With these results, several teams solidify their positions in the standings while others regroup for the next round of games. The day’s performances illustrate the depth and talent present across Maine’s high‑school football landscape, promising more thrilling contests in the weeks to come.
