Bangor Football


Lonnie Hackett has been a workhorse running back for Bangor and also has an ability to break big plays, having rushed for more than 2,000 yards this season.
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Results & Schedules
Date	Team (Score)	H/A	Story/Time	W/L/T	Box Score
09/05/09	Bangor (41), Skowhegan (12)	Home	Game Story	Won
09/11/09	Bangor (55), Mt. Ararat (13)	Away	7:00 p.m.	Won
09/18/09	Bangor (39), Cony ( 8)	Home	7:00 p.m.	Won
09/25/09	Bangor (13), Messalonskee (12)	Away	Game Story	Won
10/02/09	Bangor (44), Mt. Blue (26)	Away	Game Story	Won
10/09/09	Bangor (35), Oxford Hills (7)	Home	7:00 p.m.	Won
10/16/09	Bangor (28), Lawrence (21)	Home	Game Story	Won
10/23/09	Bangor (41), Brewer (13)	Away	7:00 p.m.	Won
10/30/09 East Class A Quarter Finals	Bangor (28), Mt. Blue (14)	Home	Summary	Won
11/06/09 East Class A Semifinals	Bangor (25), Messalonskee (13)	Home	Game Story	Won
11/13/09 East Class A Final	Bangor (24), Brunswick (7)	Home	Game Story	Won	Box Score
11/21/09 Class A Championship - Fitzpatrick Stadium, Portl	Bangor vs. Windham	Away	TBA

Stories State title games at a glance

[Portland Press Herald 11/20/09]

Bangor´s workhorse
Lonnie Hackett´s unorthodox running style has confounded opponents all season.
[Portland Press Herald 11/19/09]

Bangor heads to the state final by wearing down Brunswick
Lonnie Hackett gains 176 yards as the unbeaten Rams end a season to be proud of for the Dragons.
[Portland Press Herald 11/13/09]

Big plays doom Messalonskee
Unbeaten Bangor gets a test but earns a spot in the Eastern Class A final with a 25-13 win.
[Central Maine Newspapers 11/06/09]

Massabesic rounds out field for Western Class A playoffs

[Portland Press Herald 10/24/09]

Bangor ends Lawrence´s 36-game streak
The Rams win a battle of unbeaten Eastern Class A powers, handing the Bulldogs their first regular-season loss since 2005.
[Central Maine Newspapers 10/16/09]

Rams take control in second half
Lonnie Hackett scores four touchdowns to lead Bangor to a 44-26 win over Mt. Blue.
[Central Maine Newspapers 10/02/09]

Bangor nips Messalonskee on extra-point miss
The Rams remain undefeated, barely, while handing the Eagles their first loss, 13-12.
[Central Maine Newspapers 09/25/09]

Skowhegan stumbles against Bangor
A scary injury to running back Taylor Bradley brings a premature end to the Indians´ 41-12 loss.
[Central Maine Newspapers 09/05/09]


About Bangor Football 885 Broadway Bangor, ME 04401
992-5507 www.bangorschools.net/index.php?cat_id=331 Principal: Norris Nickerson
Athletic Director: Steve Vanidestine
Mascot: Rams
Region: east
Conference: KVAC
Class: A