Isaac Vail returned a kickoff 71 yards with just over a minute remaining, setting up his 11-yard touchdown reception that gave Gorham a 28-21 win over Scarborough in a Class A South football game Saturday in Gorham.

Scarborough (0-7) overcame a 14-0 halftime deficit and grabbed a 21-20 lead with 1:26 left on Ozzy Bodah’s second TD run of the game. The Red Storm also got a touchdown pass from Oscar Goss to Brandon Brady.

Wyatt Walker threw two touchdown passes to Vail and scored on a 1-yard run for Gorham (2-5). The Rams’ other TD was a 6-yard run by freshman Vante Conant.

It was the third straight gut-wrenching defeat for Scarborough, which fell in double overtime against Edward Little and lost to Sanford on a last-minute touchdown.

LAWRENCE 40, CAMDEN HILLS 14: Jaiden Hebert rushed for three touchdowns, and the Bulldogs (7-0) broke open a close game with three late TDs against the Windjammers (1-6) in Rockport.

Lawrence, the No. 3 team in the Varsity Maine Top 10, needed its late surge to secure the victory after Camden Hills closed to within 20-14 on a 13-yard pass from Jackson Chontos to Braden Beveridge early in the fourth quarter.

A 20-yard touchdown run by Kayleb Gerow opened the scoring for Lawrence in the first quarter. Camden Hills pulled even early in the second on a 17-yard pass from Chontos to Cayden Dinneen, but Hebert answered with a 34-yard run that made it 13-7 at halftime.

OLD ORCHARD BEACH 60, MARANACOOK 12: The Seagulls (7-0) erupted for 46 points in the second quarter against the Black Bears (3-3) in an eight-man Small South game in Old Orchard Beach.

OOB quarterback Matthew Charron rushed for his team’s first three touchdowns and later threw a TD pass to Evan Moody.

Brayden Koelker added two long scoring runs, and Gabe Jefferds returned an interception 39 yards for a touchdown. Oscar Stanton rushed for the final TD in the fourth quarter.

Maranacook Keldon Vandoren-Wilkinson threw a 35-yard touchdown pass to Fenway Lowe on the first play from scrimmage after Old Orchard fumbled the opening kickoff. He also connected with Xander Dunn for a 7-yard scoring pass in the second quarter.

WELLS 47, YORK 0: Noah McDonough threw two touchdown passes to Liam Perkins and ran for a TD, leading the Warriors (5-2) to a Class C win over the Wildcats (2-5) in Wells.

Wells also got touchdown runs from Quinn Finemore, Jacob Barry, Brady Godin and Jameson Russell.

YARMOUTH 3, YORK 0: Lilah Pernal netted a pair of goals for the Clippers (12-1) in a win over the Wildcats (2-10-2) in York.

Emma Sullivan also scored, and Fiona John, Alaina Edwards and Giselle Jabar were all credited with an assist. Yarmouth keeper Sophia Tippie faced only one shot on goal.

York’s Ava Hickey made 16 saves.

OLD ORCHARD BEACH 6, SACOPEE VALLEY 0: Alexis Sweeney collected three goals as the Seagulls (6-7) rolled past the Hawks (0-12) in Old Orchard Beach.

Vivienne Provencher, Emmaline Ellison and Emelia Michaud were the other goal scorers.

HALL-DALE 8, WISCASSET/BOOTHBAY 0: Clare Sturtevant netted a hat trick and Fiona Breslin scored twice for the Bulldogs (10-2-2) in a win over the Wolverines (2-11-1) in Wiscasset.

Ella Lawrence converted a penalty shot, and Sandra Corpion and Polly Lutte also scored.

Addy Eckert made 13 saves for Wiscasset/Boothbay.

POLAND 6, NORTH YARMOUTH ACADEMY 5: Phoebe Paradis converted a penalty kick for the tying goal with five minutes left in regulation and Davis Hill scored two minutes into overtime as the Knights (10-1-2) won their regular-season finale against the visiting Panthers (9-4).

Poland led 3-2 at halftime after two goals from Leksi Langevin and one from Addi Gravel. Langevin then set up a goal by Alivia Lemieux early in the third, but NYA responded with three straight goals — one by Ellie Belleau and two by Ellie Seely.

Delphine Daniel of NYA scored twice on breakaways in the first half.

FREEPORT 1, GREELY 0: Braelynn Coons scored less than two minutes into the game and Karleigh Costello made six saves as the Falcons (9-3) shut out the Rangers (6-4-2) in Cumberland.

Greely keeper Rylee Begin had eight saves.

MARSHWOOD 1, WINDHAM 0: Brendan Taylor converted a feed from Connor Desmarais 13 minutes into the first, and Jack Eardley made four saves for the shutout as the Hawks (6-4-3) defeated the Eagles (2-8-2) in Windham.

LINCOLN ACADEMY 7, CONY 1: Peter Norian tallied two goals and five other players scored for the Eagles (9-4) against the Rams (1-13) in Newcastle.

James Hanley, Mats Walther, Fridolin Kuehn, Santino Campana Valenzuela and Kane Ngo each added a goal.

Abullah Awad scored for Cony.

SANFORD 2, NOBLE 0: Second-half goals from Cristiano Nsumbu and Finley Mann lifted the Spartans (5-8) to a win over the Knights (2-8-3) in Sanford.

Nsumbu broke a scoreless deadlock in the 47th minute, assisted by Ivo Mpeko. Mann headed in a pass from Cameron Provencher in the 56th minute.

Sanford keeper Elijah Bowden faced only two shots. Noble’s Hunter Michaud made 12 saves.

MARSHWOOD 2, MASSABESIC 1: Megan Aceto scored the go-ahead goal with an assist from Shelby Dupuis in the fourth quarter, and the Hawks (6-7) held off the Mustangs (3-10) in Waterboro.

Hazel Stout also scored for Marshwood.

THORNTON ACADEMY 2, SANFORD 1: Addie Lamey and Kynsleigh Plummer scored, and Ocee LaMarre had an assist and a defensive save as the Golden Trojans (10-3) beat the Spartans (9-4) in Saco.

Miranda Payeur scored for Sanford.

NOBLE 2, WINDHAM 1: Erin Hale scored in the first quarter and assisted on a second-quarter goal by Leah Randall as the Knights (8-5) defeated the Eagles (7-6) in Windham.

Hayley Johnsen scored for Windham, assisted by Morgan McLain.

Noble goalie Lauren Merchant made eight saves. Windham’s Chloe Inzerillo had three saves.