Brunswick too much for Blue Devils...Trailing 14-5, with the game all but over with six minutes remaining, Lewiston kept up its efforts, scoring three unanswered goals, including a pair from Rivet to cut it to 14-8, but it was too late for a complete comeback. Brunswick closed out the game to remain unbeaten into the season's final game.
"That's our goal every year, make it to the last game. Obviously this year it is a little extra to play a rematch again but for these seniors to play their last game of each of their four years here, on state final Saturday, that's pretty special," coach Glover said.
"This is great for us seniors, and the rest of our program. It's pretty cool to have us play in the state final game again," senior Christian Glover said.
"I'm proud of our kids. They worked hard all year for us. It's not the ending we want but we can't be disappointed in our season," Fournier added.
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It’s Brunswick again in Class A NorthThe Dragons capture their fourth straight regional title, cruising to a 14-8 win over Lewiston to remain unbeaten at 15-0.
...“We’ve played them four times and they knew what we were throwing at them, and we knew how we had to execute,” said Christian Glover, a long-stick middie who had a goal and two assists while spearheading the defense. “Communication was really big, and our leaders stepped up.”
Brunswick defeated Lewiston 16-6 and 15-8 in two regular-season matchups, then recorded a 10-5 win in the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference championship game.
“I think we played better against them each time,” said Lewiston Coach Ben Fournier. “We practiced a lot against the zone. We got a lot more looks even though we didn’t capitalize on them.”
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