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High schools Friday: Greely field hockey nips York in OT

High schools Friday: Greely field hockey nips York in OT
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High‑School Sports Roundup – Friday

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Field Hockey – Greely vs. York

Friday’s opening field‑hockey match at Greely ended with a 2–1 victory over York. In overtime, Helen Zimmerman sealed the win with a goal, assisted by Maya Tracey. Earlier in the game, Tracey set up Natalie Grenier’s shot that gave Greely a 1–0 lead with 35 seconds left in the first quarter. York’s Chloe Ridley scored 4:22 into the second quarter, narrowing the deficit. York’s goalie Sarah Orso made 24 saves, while Greely’s Camryn Esposito stopped three shots.

Girls Hockey – Yarmouth vs. Cape Elizabeth

The Yarmouth team defeated Cape Elizabeth 4–1 in their season opener. Julie Nasveschuk contributed two goals, while Vivienne Corriveau added a goal and an assist. The Yarmouth squad, known as the Clippers, secured the win at Cape Elizabeth. Phoebe Collins capped the score with a fourth‑quarter goal.

Boys Soccer – Season Openers

Biddeford vs. Bonny Eagle
Biddeford’s boys’ soccer team edged the Bonny Eagle squad 3–1. Kyle Normand netted two consecutive goals to lead the Tigers, while Paulo Maravilho opened the scoring in the first half with a pass from Joao Andre. Bonny Eagle’s Ali Al Chanaan scored later in the first half to tie the game. Biddeford’s Tyler Pelletier recorded three saves.

Gorham vs. South Portland
Gorham’s Rams beat South Portland 2–0. Rowen Reed set up Will Andreasen for the opening goal and then scored himself. The Rams’ goalkeeper, Corbin Wilson, kept a clean sheet.

Girls Soccer – Season Openers

Gorham vs. Thornton Academy
The Gorham Rams defeated Thornton Academy 3–0. Evelia Gonzalez and Anna Nichols scored during the first half, and Taylor Chadburn added a second‑half goal. Gorham’s Lydia Spear made four saves for the shutout, while Thornton’s Madison Tripp stopped six shots.

These games mark the beginning of the high‑school season across several Maine schools, with strong performances from both teams and standout individual contributions.

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