Boys’ lacrosse: 2021 Varsity Maine All-State team
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Holden Anderson, Windham senior, midfield: One of nine boys’ All-America selections in Maine, Anderson was one of the best in the state taking faceoffs, winning 82 percent against a tough schedule. He scored 12 goals, to go with 18 assists and 108 ground balls as a two-way middie. He will continue his career at Vassar College.
Alex Callahan, Scarborough senior, defense: An All-America selection, the sturdy 6-foot-1 defender excelled and earned respect against the state’s best teams. Callahan had 33 ground balls and 14 caused turnovers. He will continue his career at Seton Hill, a top Division II program in Greensburg, Pennsylvania.
Boys’ lacrosse: Scarborough shuts down Kennebunk on way to 12-2 win
The Red Storm are strong defensively and Finn Pedersen scores fives goals in a victory over the Rams.
By MICHAEL HOFFERThe Forecaster
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Scarborough s Tae Delaware celebrates with Finn Pedersen after Delaware scored on of his four goals during the Red Storm s 12-2 win on Friday in Scarborough. Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer
SCARBOROUGH On a night when it took the offense more than a quarter to get started, the defense of the Scarborough boys’ lacrosse team dominated for 48 minutes.
The resurgent Red Storm didn’t give up a goal in the first half and didn’t allow any at even strength Friday against Kennebunk at Kippy Mitchell Sports Complex. The offense came alive in the second quarter and Scarborough cruised to a 12-2 win.
Scarborough boys smother Kennebunk
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Scarborough s Tae Delaware celebrates with Finn Pedersen after Delaware scored one of his four goals during the Red Storm s 12-2 win on Friday in Scarborough. Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer
S- 0 5 4 3- 12
First quarter
7:40 S Pedersen (Callahan)
4:18 S Pedersen (Delaware) (MAN-UP)
4:05 S Delaware (Fogarty)
45.0 S Cassellius (Delaware)
5:55 S Delaware (unassisted)
5:19 S Leadley (St. Germain)
3:24 S Pedersen (unassisted) (MAN-UP)
13.5 S Park (unassisted)
5:31 S Delaware (Fogarty) (MAN-UP)
2:21 S Pedersen (unassisted)
2:15 S Delaware (Carlista)
Goals:
Assists:
Faceoffs: (Scarborough, 10-7)
S- Carlista 10 of 17
Ground balls:
S (Medeiros) 12
SCARBOROUGH After a painful overtime loss at Falmouth Tuesday night, Scarborough’s boys’ lacrosse team could have gone one of two ways.