Previews: Class B

[Fosters]

Foster's Boys Soccer Capsules - Class B

YORK
Outlook: The Wildcats are hoping to pick up where they left off last year, where a nice playoff run followed a mediocre regular season. “With a really strong second half of the year and a senior-laden class we believe we can compete with any team,” said Martens. “Yarmouth will be our toughest test.” ... Martens welcomes Julie Johnson to his staff this season. The former Lewiston High School standout, who played collegiately at Clemson, was hired as an English teacher at York. ... The Wildcats open at Greely on Friday.

http://www.seacoastonline.com/sports/20 ... ng-reports

[PPH]

PPH Boys’ soccer: Class B Players to Watch

Luke Groothoff, Yarmouth senior, midfielder:
Eric Labrie, Yarmouth junior, forward:
Alex Nickerson, York senior, forward:
John O’Connor, Cape Elizabeth junior, midfielder:
James Peter, York senior, back:
Hazael Tshituka, Greely senior, forward:

http://www.pressherald.com/2017/08/31/b ... o-watch-2/

[PPH]

PPH Boys’ soccer: Class B Teams to watch

1. Yarmouth:
The three-time defending Class B state champions (15-2-1) return stronger than last season, with even greater depth and speed.
7. York:
9. Greely:

http://www.pressherald.com/2017/08/31/b ... -to-watch/

[The Times Record]

The Times Record Boy's Soccer previews: Class B teams

Freeport
A three-game losing skid to end the regular season last year dropped the Falcons to 6-7-1 and into a prelim against Lincoln Academy. After a 3-1 victory over the Eagles, the Falcons saw their season end in the quarters against Maranacook. This year, head coach Joe Heathco returns a group led by seniors Evan McKittrick and Joe Ashby, junior striker and three-sport athlete Eriksen Shea, and sophomore Jesse Bennell, who will play center-midfield.

MORSE:

Read more: http://www.timesrecord.com/news/2017-08 ... s_off.html

[CM Newspapers]

KJ Class A/B boys soccer preview:
Winslow, Erskine have talent to compete at top

Class B
Winslow
Erskine
Lawrence
Gardiner
Nokomis
Waterville

http://www.centralmaine.com/2017/08/31/ ... te-at-top/

[Village Soup]

Oceanside: Hard-working Mariners look to 'grow and develop' this fall

...Outlook: The Mariners lost six players to graduation, but gained nine more in a large freshmen class. Petrie said he hopes his squad will play its best by season’s end “and have an opportunity to carry that into the playoffs.”

https://knox.villagesoup.com/p/hard-wor ... ll/1683947