Two separate hazing investigations, both involving the Lisbon High (Maine) football team, led to the school's decision to suspend all football related activities, until further notice, on Oct. 4. As each week since has passed,

Lisbon High wound up forfeiting the last four games on their schedule as all football activities have been suspended due to an ongoing hazing investigation.

Lisbon High School is forfeiting a fourth consecutive football game due to the ongoing hazing investigations involving student-athletes on the football team. Lisbon Schools Superintendent Dr. Richard Green wrote Monday in an email to the Press Herald that Friday’s home game against Oak Hill/St. Dominic will result in a forfeit.

All football-related activities at Lisbon High School have been suspended since Oct. 4 due to ongoing hazing investigation.

Lisbon Schools Superintendent Richard A. Green said Thursday all football team activities are still suspended until further notice.

The Lisbon School Department will hire an outside agency to investigate a hazing incident that happened at Lisbon High School, according to the superintendent.