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High schools Friday: Scarborough boys soccer storms past Windham

High schools Friday: Scarborough boys soccer storms past Windham
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High School Roundup: Pine Tree Remains Undefeated, Biddeford Dominates in Soccer and Field Hockey

A slate of high school contests across Southern Maine produced decisive results this week in both boys soccer and field hockey, with several programs improving their season records during the action.

In boys soccer, Scarborough improved to 7-2-2 after defeating Windham 3-0 on Friday in Scarborough. The Red Storm did not register a goal until the second half, when Alex Jordan, Conner Casey and Andrew LeFebvre each found the back of the net. Trevor Atwood and Nsimba Ilunga were credited with assists for the winner. Josh Serafin guarded the goal for Scarborough with three saves, while Windham’s Jackson Goodwin recorded seven saves as the Rams fell to 2-6-2.

On the road in Kennebunk, Biddeford earned a 3-1 victory against the Rams. Alex Keto led the Tigers with two goals and one assist, supported by Adriana Nadini’s goal and two assists from Luzizila Makengo. Tyler Pelletier made three saves for Biddeford, moving the team to 6-5-1. Kennebunk, now 5-5-1, received a goal from Oliver Bean, assisted by Chris Thompson. Griffin Whitney made four saves for the home side.

Marshwood secured a 1-0 shutout over Sanford in Sanford. The winning goal arrived in the 18th minute when Connor Desmarais set up Jacob Healey. Jack Eardley made nine saves for the Hawks, who improved to 5-4-2. Sanford’s record dropped to 4-7.

Pine Tree Academy remained undefeated after an 8-0 victory over Carrabec/Madison in Freeport. The Breakers are now 9-0, while Carrabec/Madison fell to 7-4. Collin Verrill posted the standout performance with four goals and one assist. Rio Soram, Santi Lopez, Lucky Kabeya and Alpha Kabagambe each scored once, with Sam Cornish adding three assists. Notably, the contest was played with only eight players on the Breakers' roster.

In field hockey, Biddeford routed South Portland/Westbrook 9-0. Emily Hussey tallied four goals, all occurring in the second half, to lead the Tigers to 10-1. Mia Mariello contributed two goals and two assists, while Addison Barrs, Laken Mills and Hayden Cram each scored. South Portland/Westbrook’s Vivian Lolar stopped 22 shots despite the loss, as the Blazin’ Riots dropped to 1-11.

Gorham dominated Marshwood 10-0 in Gorham. Sydney Quimby paced the Rams with five goals and an assist, improving the team to 7-5. Maia Downing added two goals and an assist, while Hazel Dolley and Addison Spiller each finished with a goal and an assist. Haylie Nicely also scored, and Bryn Cunningham recorded three assists. Marshwood’s record fell to 5-6, with goalie Makayla Coy making 17 saves.

Waynflete defeated Morse 4-0 in Portland. Aislyn St. John scored twice to help the Flyers reach 9-1. Eliza Bisogni and Hunter Murphy each added a goal, and Mya Clark made six saves to secure the shutout. Morse’s record dropped to 2-9.

Winthrop/Maranacook improved to 11-1 with a 4-0 win over Brunswick in Winthrop. Evelyn Mortimer scored twice and added an assist. Her first goal came in the first quarter on an assist from Natalie Irwin, and she added another in the third quarter alongside goals from Grace Folsom and Addie Daigle. Cyara Harriman made just two saves for Winthrop, while Brunswick’s Caroline Marzakis recorded nine saves in the losing effort.

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