The southern region of Maine is home to a cohort of highly skilled young hockey players, and the forthcoming season is poised to showcase their exceptional talents. With a number of standout athletes in the mix, the competition is expected to be intense. Here are a few players who are worth keeping an eye on as they take to the ice:
Morgan Adams, a senior hailing from Falmouth/Scarborough, is a standout defensive player who earned recognition as an all-South selection by coaches in the previous season. She is anticipated to provide strong leadership for her team’s defensive unit.
Marina Bassett, a junior from Portland/Cape Elizabeth/Deering/South Portland/Waynflete, is a forward who distinguished herself by scoring an impressive 30 goals and 19 assists last season. Known for her offensive prowess, she is anticipated to continue making a significant impact on the ice.
Another junior player to watch out for is Jane Flynn, also from Portland/Cape Elizabeth/Deering/South Portland/Waynflete, who emerged as a dominant offensive force in the previous season with 37 goals, earning her Varsity Maine All-State honors. With her team’s new co-op setup, she is expected to make a strong impact.
Greta Grant, a senior from Gorham/Bonny Eagle/Massabesic/Fryeburg/Lake Region/Westbrook, is a defensive stalwart who played a pivotal role in her team’s progress last season. She is projected to continue her strong presence on the blue line.
Emerson Homa, another senior from Gorham/Bonny Eagle/Massabesic/Fryeburg/Lake Region/Westbrook, is a talented forward who was recognized as a Varsity Maine All-State player in the previous season. Leading her team with 25 goals and eight assists, she made a significant contribution to their improvement from the previous season.
Lucy Johnson, a junior from Cheverus/Windham/Old Orchard Beach, serves as the offensive leader for her team. With 26 goals and 24 assists in the previous season, she is expected to continue making a formidable impact on the ice.
These are just a few of the prominent players in southern Maine, and their exceptional skills are sure to make the upcoming season a thrilling one for girls’ hockey. It will be intriguing to witness how their talents will shape the games and bring success to their respective teams.