Running back Bradley Farrell threw a 5-yard touchdown pass to quarterback Giovanni D’Elia with 7.5 seconds left and Blake Morris made his fifth extra point to give Kennebunk a 35-34 win over Fryeburg Academy in a Class B South football game Friday night in Fryeburg.

The Rams (5-1), who have won four straight, had the ball at the Fryeburg 5 after D’Elia completed a 15-yard pass along the sideline to Peter Landenberger. On first-and-goal, D’Elia went in motion and the snap went to running back Ethan White, who pitched it to Farrell. He found D’Elia open in the corner of the end zone.

Fryeburg (2-4) was in position to win after Marcus Sutton threw a 52-yard touchdown pass to Lars Bruhn with 10:58 left. The Rams had a chance to take the lead later in the fourth but fumbled into the Fryeburg end zone, where it was recovered by Conner Keaten.

Kennebunk force the Raiders to punt, however, and started the winning drive at its own 35 with 1:53 to go.

Fryeburg missed an extra point after Sutton’s 15-yard touchdown pass to Bruhn with 12.4 seconds left in the second quarter.

Kennebunk took a 7-0 lead in the first quarter on a 1-yard run by D’Elia. Fryeburg tied it on a 6-yard run by Buk Awe, before White gave the Rams the lead back on a 6-yard run.

Bruhn scored on a 6-yard run to tie it again, but Kennebunk went up 21-14 when Farrell threw a 41-yard pass to Charlie Pentland and Morris made the extra point with 1:01 left in the first half.

Bruhn then caught a 90-yard touchdown pass from Sutton to put the Raiders up 27-21 with 2:49 left in the third quarter. White’s 1-yard run on the first play of the fourth quarter put Kennebunk back in front.

PORTLAND 28, BANGOR 21: Alex Martin dove inside the right pylon for a 15-yard touchdown with 13.3 seconds remaining, giving the Bulldogs (5-1) a win over the Rams (2-3) in Portland.

Bangor erased a 21-7 halftime deficit, as Gavin Hughes caught his second and third touchdown passes of the night from Alex Tennett — 19 yards in the third quarter and 37 yards midway through the fourth.

On the ensuing drive, Portland passed up a chance to try a 36-yard field goal after Bangor timeout, and a fourth-down pass fell incomplete. The Rams were quickly forced to punt, however, and a 39-yard pass from Portland QB Reece Wildes to Quinn Derrig moved the ball to the Bangor 15. Martin scored on the next play, racing around right end.

Bangor opened the scoring in the first quarter on a 7-yard reception by Hughes, moments after he caught a short pass from Tennett and raced 70 yards before he was brought down at the 8.

Portland tied early in the second quarter on a 19-yard pass from Wildes to Derrig. Martin then put the Bulldogs ahead with a 1-yard run, and Portland extended its lead to 21-7 when Bailey Jordan picked off a tipped pass in the backfield and rumbled 55 yards for a touchdown.

SOUTH PORTLAND 21, MASSABESIC 18: Chase Lappin caught a 12-yard touchdown pass from Shea Healy with 1:40 left, and Ben Dube sealed it with an interception as the Red Riots (4-2) rallied to beat the Mustangs (4-2) in South Portland.

Massabesic, ranked eighth in the Varsity Maine poll, took the lead with 8:32 remaining in the fourth quarter when Gavin Jipson caught a 23-yard touchdown pass from Cooper Smith.

The Mustangs grabbed a 12-0 lead in the first quarter. Smith fumbled on his way to the end zone, but Nolan Pomerleau recovered it for a touchdown. Gipson then caught a 70-yard TD pass from Smith. Massabesic failed on both 2-point conversion attempts.

South Portland, ranked 10th in the Varsity Maine poll, stormed back with two touchdowns in the final 1:08 of the third quarter. Christopher Salamone scored on a 59-yard run, then the Red Riots recovered a fumble at the Massabesic 25. On the next play, Dube took a shovel pass from Healy into the end zone.

FALMOUTH 35, GORHAM 14: Owen Ross rushed for four consecutive touchdowns as the Navigators (3-3) defeated the Rams (1-5) in Gorham.

The hosts struck first on a 44-yard run by Isaac Vail. Ross answered with a 10-yard touchdown run later in the first quarter, then put Falmouth ahead for good with a 4-yard run in the second.

Ross broke it open with two TDs in the third quarter, from 70 and 14 yards.

After Vail scored on a 5-yard run for Gorham late in the third, Falmouth clinched the victory when Micah Derrig threw a 2-yard touchdown pass to Wes Howard in the fourth.

WINDHAM 34, EDWARD LITTLE 9: Windham quarterback Patrick Davenport finished with three rushing touchdowns, and he threw for another, leading the Eagles (3-3) to a win over the Red Eddies (2-3) in Auburn.

Landon Wyman scored two touchdowns — one rushing, one receiving.

Windham led 7-0 after one quarter, thanks to a 12-yard scamper by Davenport.

Edward Little’s Alexander Gagnon kicked a 23-yard field goal at the beginning of the second quarter, but Wyman scored on a 15-yard reverse late in the quarter for a 14-3 halftime lead.

Davenport extended the margin in the third quarter with TD runs of 11 and 71 yards.

Evan Madigan scored EL’s only touchdown from 3 yards early in the fourth quarter. Wyman capped the scoring by catching a 60-yard pass from Davenport.

THORNTON ACADEMY 53, NOBLE 20: Brennan Tabor rushed for four touchdown, Noah Fullerton threw three TD passes, and the Golden Trojans (6-0) charged back from an early 14-0 deficit against the Knights (2-4) in North Berwick.

Tabor scored on runs of 50 and 2 yards in the second as Thornton, the unanimous No. 1 team in the Varsity Maine poll, produced four straight touchdowns for a 26-14 halftime lead. Fullerton started the surge with a 31-yard pass to Logan Leblanc and capped it with a 50-yard to Aiden Morin.

Tabor added TD runs of 7 and 35 yards in the second half. Leblanc caught a 23-yard scoring pass, and Caleb Parenteau scored the final touchdown on an 11-yard run.

Noble jumped in front when Mark LaPointe tossed a 5-yard TD pass to Griffin Ivey, then added to its lead when Caiden Barnes returned an interception 55 yards.

Ivey scored on a 6-yard run in the fourth quarter.

GREELY 35, OCEANSIDE 8: Luke Piper accounted for four touchdowns, including a 52-yard run on the first play from scrimmage, and the Rangers (5-1) downed the Mariners (3-3) in Cumberland.

Piper scored twice and threw touchdown passes to Rocky Axelsen (27 yards) and Jackson Justice (23 yards). He also had a 95-yard punt return negated by a penalty.

Greely led 28-0 at halftime. Noah Allen added a 1-yard TD run in the fourth quarter.

Oceanside averted a shutout when Everett Tolman threw a 19-yard touchdown pass to Carter Elliot midway through the fourth quarter.

OLD TOWN 60, LAKE REGION 20: Ethan Closson passed for four touchdowns, ran 69 yards for a score and returned a kickoff 91 yards as the Coyotes (5-1) beat the Lakers (1-5) in an eight-man game in Naples.

At one point during a 48-point second quarter, the teams scored on three consecutive plays. Closson and Brandon Schanz stared the sequence with a 23-yard touchdown pass — one of three TDs for Schanz. Jayden Cote returned the kickoff 83 yards as Lake Region closed to within 32-20, but Closson followed with his kickoff return.

Closson had two touchdown passes to Schanz, one to Tommy King and one to Alex Bean.

Lake Region quarterback Braydan Wilson scored on a 2-yard run and connected with Cote for a 7-yard touchdown.