Noyes Scores Five Touchdowns in Cony Rout
Cony High School senior Anderson Noyes returned from a broken leg this season to lead the Rams past Skowhegan in a Class B North semifinal.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Football
Cony High School running back Anderson Noyes scored five touchdowns in a 47-0 Class B North semifinal win over Skowhegan on Friday, November 6. Cony advances to the regional championship game next week.
Why it matters
Noyes' performance follows a leg fracture in August that left him sidelined before returning in week seven of the regular season. Cony is aiming to reach the Class B state championship game for the second straight season.
Noyes ran for 109 yards and two touchdowns against Brunswick and 131 yards and three touchdowns against Gardiner after returning in week seven. His first-half totals against Skowhegan were 202 yards from scrimmage and five touchdowns.
The players
Anderson Noyes
Cony High School senior running back who returned from a three-place right leg fracture to score five touchdowns in the semifinal.
Cony High School
Augusta public high school whose football team is seeking a second consecutive state championship game appearance.
The details
Noyes, a senior, suffered a displaced right leg fracture in three places in August that did not require surgery. He returned through weekly X-rays and a gradual return to play, and continues to wear a brace on his right ankle. He scored Cony's first touchdown on a 22-yard catch from Drew Lindquist in the first quarter.
Timeline
August: Noyes suffers the leg fracture during preseason.
Week seven of the regular season: Noyes returns and rushes for 109 yards against Brunswick.
Friday, November 6, 2026: Noyes scores five touchdowns in the 47-0 semifinal win over Skowhegan at Fuller Field.
Next week: Cony plays in the Class B North regional championship game.
Saturday before Thanksgiving: Cony hopes to play the state championship game at Fitzpatrick Stadium.
Season Trajectory
Cony's semifinal win keeps its Class B North playoff run alive and positions it to contest the regional title next week. A state championship appearance would mirror its recent path through the Class B bracket.
Noyes' five-touchdown output moves Cony closer to a regional title and a potential state championship berth. Fans tracking the Rams can follow the regional final next week as Cony pursues its second straight trip to the state title game.
The takeaway
Noyes' return from a serious leg fracture to score five touchdowns in one half underscores how quickly an injury can be overcome with careful monitoring and a gradual return. Cony's next game will determine whether that momentum carries into the state title picture.
What happens next
Cony plays in the Class B North regional championship game next week, and hopes to play the state championship game at Fitzpatrick Stadium on the Saturday before Thanksgiving.
Further reading
For more on local high school action, see Augusta Football coverage.
