The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School boys soccer team’s postseason run ended in dramatic fashion Wednesday evening with a 2-1 overtime loss against Seekonk in the MIAA south division 3 playoffs.

The Vineyarders dominating performance was catapulted by a clean sweep of the top five finishers in the girls race and eight runners in the top 10 finishers of the boys race.

At the final regular season game on Saturday, the field hockey team's seniors along with coach Lisa Knight, who is retiring after 32 seasons, were celebrated.

Despite two valiant touchdowns and an impressive defensive turnover, the Vineyarders lost to the Bourne Canalmen 40-13.

Fall sports teams have seen mixed results over the past few weeks, with some teams asserting their dominance in Cape and Islands league play and others struggling to gain momentum.

The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School fall sports teams are impressing coaches and spectators alike.

The Vineyard Invitational is the largest race of the season on the Island, bringing together 22 teams and over 800 runners from across the Commonwealth and surrounding states.

Girls’ lacrosse, boys’ and girls’ tennis all breezed through their first match-ups in early playoff rounds. Later in the week the lacrosse team lost.

Boys and girls tennis and girls lacrosse head to post-season play this week. Girls tennis aims for a fourth state championship, but faces tough competition.

The Vineyard swim teams completed their seasons on Saturday at the Division 2 State Championships.