Biddeford, Cheverus Girls Hockey Co-ops Advance to South Final

The two Maine high school hockey teams will face off for the regional championship.

Published on Feb. 7, 2026

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The Biddeford and Cheverus girls hockey co-op teams both won their South semifinal matchups on Saturday, setting up a regional final showdown between the two Maine squads. Biddeford defeated the Gorham co-op 4-3, while Cheverus topped the Falmouth/Greely co-op 5-2 to advance to the championship game.

Why it matters

Girls' hockey in Maine has seen a rise in co-op teams as smaller schools combine rosters to field competitive programs. The South final will showcase two of the state's top teams and highlight the growth of the sport at the high school level.

The details

In the Biddeford-Gorham game, Corinne Ramunno scored the go-ahead goal for Biddeford in the third period to lift her team to victory. Cheverus had a more decisive win, getting two goals apiece from Lily Donovan and Maddie Fitzpatrick to defeat the Falmouth/Greely co-op. The South final will take place next weekend.

  • The South semifinal games were played on Saturday, February 8, 2026.
  • The South regional final is scheduled for next weekend.

The players

Corinne Ramunno

A forward on the Biddeford girls hockey co-op team who scored the game-winning goal in the South semifinal.

Lily Donovan

A player for the Cheverus girls hockey co-op team who scored two goals in their South semifinal victory.

Maddie Fitzpatrick

Also a player for the Cheverus girls hockey co-op team, she scored two goals in their semifinal win.

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What they’re saying

“We’re excited to be moving on to the regional final. It’s going to be a great matchup against Cheverus.”

— Corinne Ramunno (The Brunswick Times Record)

What’s next

The South regional final between the Biddeford and Cheverus girls hockey co-op teams will take place next weekend.

The takeaway

The growth of co-op high school hockey teams in Maine has led to competitive regional tournaments, with the South final showcasing two of the state’s top programs battling for a chance to compete for the state championship.