Waterville Senior High School is lucky to have a coach the caliber of Ian Wilson.

Want to relive the Waterville girls soccer team's 5-1 win over Gorham in the Class A state championship game.

Go to our home page at www.onlinesentinel.com and check out Andy Molloy's slideshow of photos from the game.

There you will also be able to find a link to a game story by staff writer Matt DiFilippo.

Waterville and Brusnwick each finished the regular season undefeated in Eastern A girls soccer. They played in the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class A championship game, and Waterville won, 2-0. Wednesday's regional final between the teams was better, and what you'd hope for in a matchup between two unbeaten teams.

While the wind wasn't as bad as he expected, Winslow girls soccer coach didn't think anyone would score with the wind in their face.

When Winslow did, it was a huge boost.

Leaving it all on the field is an overused cliché, perhaps, but it's an apt description of the game senior sweeper Ashley Marcellino turned in for the Winthrop girls soccer team Tuesday.

The Winslow High School girls soccer team used a sharp short-passing game to win the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class B championship with a 3-2 win over Medomak Valley on Thursday.

The Raiders showed terrific chemistry, setting each other up for a number of quality chances.

The key, according to coach Scott Wood, is practice.

We often mistakenly believe the best coaching occurs at the highest levels. That's sometimes true, but good coaching extends all the way from T-ball to the National football League.

Arian Kumlangngam, or AK as Winslow coach Scott Wood calls her, is lighting it up for the Black Raiders. She scored three goals in Tuesday's 4-0 win at Erskine to bring her season total to seven goals in four games.

Wednesday was an emotional night for Gorham girls soccer coach Jeanne Zarrilli. Not only did her team win its fourth straight state title, one of her daughters scored the winning goal, another led a strong defensive effort.

Richmond high school played its first game of the Western Maine Class D playoffs and cruised to an 8-2 win over Buckfield. The Bobcats played with forward Amy Russell, something that was in question until right before game time.

As the only remaining unbeaten and untied team in Class A, Waterville takes over the top spot in my top 10 list this week.

With a week left inthe regular season, two-time defending Class A champion Gorham is once again unbeaten and leading this week's top 10.