Photos by Cameron Dolan, Records and Commentary by Scarborough Athletics and Student Activities Department
As the fall season concludes, we celebrate the dedication, hard work, and accomplishments of our Red Storm student-athletes and coaches. Across eight teams, our athletes showed resilience, teamwork, and strong competitive spirit.
Golf | Coach Mike Murphy
Season Record: 10‑0; Postseason: 4th place, Class A State Championship
Coach Murphy’s golf team finished the season undefeated, ending in 4th place at the state championship. While they did not repeat last year’s state title, the team displayed consistent competitive play and strong focus throughout the season.
Football | Coach Mike Vance
Season Record: 3‑6; Postseason: 6th place, Tournament
In Coach Vance’s first year as head coach, the football team faced a challenging schedule and finished 3‑6, finishing the season in 6th place in Class A south. Despite challenges, the team gained valuable experience and growth opportunities for the future.
Boys Soccer | Coach Mark Diaz
Season Record: 14‑0; Postseason: Class A State Champions
Boys soccer had an outstanding season, finishing undefeated and claiming the Class A State Championship. The team’s commitment, skill, and teamwork were evident throughout the season, culminating in a well-earned state title.
Girls Soccer | Coach Craig Roberts
Season Record: 13‑1; Postseason: Class A State Runners-Up
In Coach Robert’s first season as varsity head coach, the girls soccer team completed the season 13‑1, reaching the state championship and finishing as runners-up after a 1‑0 loss to Bangor. The team demonstrated determination, talent, and resilience throughout the season.
Boys Cross Country | Coach Jim Harmon
Postseason: 7 athletes qualified for States; team finished 6th in Class A; Top Finisher: Atticus Merriam – 11th place
The boys cross country team had seven athletes qualify for the state meet. Atticus Merriam was the top finisher for Scarborough in 11th place. The team finished 6th overall in Class A at the state championship, reflecting solid depth and competitive effort.
Girls Cross Country | Coach Denise Curry
Postseason: 12th at Regionals; Laurel Driscoll 4th at Class A State Championship
The girls team finished 12th at regionals. Laurel Driscoll qualified for the state championship and finished 4th individually in Class A. The team continues to build experience and competitive consistency.
Field Hockey | Coach Kyla Wigant
Season Record: 9‑4‑1; Postseason: Lost in Quarterfinals vs. Gorham
Field hockey finished the season 9‑4‑1, ending in the quarterfinal round against Gorham. The team showed strong play throughout the season and gained valuable experience for returning players.
Volleyball | Coach Nicole Petherbridge
Season Record: 13‑1; Postseason: Lost in Semifinals vs. Thornton Academy
Volleyball completed the season 13‑1, advancing to the semifinals before a loss to Thornton Academy. The team’s consistent effort and performance made this a strong season with notable growth.
Cheerleading | Coach Kaitlyn Laverriere
The cheerleading squad played a vital role supporting the football team, energizing games, and fostering team spirit. Their dedication helps create the culture that supports all Scarborough athletics.
In Summary
This fall showcased both triumphs and challenges. Boys soccer captured a state championship, girls soccer reached the state final, and other teams delivered strong performances and growth. Across all programs, student-athletes demonstrated dedication to both their sport and academics, embodying the Red Storm spirit.
We thank our coaches, student-athletes, families, and booster supporters for their commitment to Scarborough athletics. As we move into winter sports, we carry forward the lessons, experiences, and momentum gained this fall, continuing to strive for excellence on and off the field.
Cameron Dolan is a sophomore at Scarborough High School.
“I really enjoy doing photography at Scarborough High School because it lets me capture all the fun and action that happens here. I like taking pictures at games, events, and around campus because it shows how much school spirit we have. Doing photography has also helped me meet so many new people like students, teachers, and even staff, and I’ve made a lot of good friends through it. It’s just really cool to be able to capture those moments that make high school special.”
Many thanks to Cameron for sharing his work so generously with the community.
