High schools Monday: Scarborough girls soccer shuts out Marshwood
Maine high‑school teams dominate on the field
In a weekend of hard‑hitting matches, several schools posted decisive victories in girls’ and boys’ soccer, as well as field‑hockey, with standout performances from a number of athletes.
Girls’ soccer
Scarborough 4 – 0 Marshwood – South Berwick
On Monday, Scarborough’s junior forward Josie Duncan capped the win with a long‑range strike. Duncan also assisted two more goals, while Scarlett Floyd added a goal and an assist. Maggie Booth and Wren Bodah each found the back of the net, and Maya Fongemie provided a further assist. Goalkeeper Vera DiSotto turned aside eight shots, helping the team improve to 5‑0‑1 on the season. Marshwood’s Hazel Martin recorded ten saves in a losing effort.
Poland 1 – 0 York – South Berwick
The Knights’ Alivia Lemieux scored midway through the first half, assisted by Davis Hill, to give Poland a narrow victory over the Wildcats. York’s goalkeeper Ava Hickey faced twelve shots, making all of them.
Noble 2 – 0 Marshwood – Eliot
Anna Dupuis opened the scoring for Noble in the second quarter, followed by Layla Wurtz in the fourth. Assists for the Knights came from Halle Barnes and Erin Hale. Noble’s keeper Lauren Merchant made six saves, while Marshwood’s MaKayle Coy recorded five stops.
Gorham 5 – 1 Bonny Eagle – Standish
Sydney Quimby was the star for Gorham, netting four goals and adding an assist. Alyssa Lampen scored the first, and Maia Downing plus Hazel Dolley supplied the assists. Gorham’s goalie Eva Wandell made a single stop. The Scots’ Hayley Labrie scored an unassisted goal, and Abigail Mercier made three saves for the home side.
Leavitt 6 – 0 Lincoln Academy – Turner
Ainsley Barry scored a hat‑trick of four goals, with Avery Wells and Brylee Emmons also on the scoresheet. Savannah Boulay recorded three assists, while Sophie Reny set up a goal. Goalkeeper Grace Bilodeau stopped the lone shot on target. Lincoln Academy’s James Neptune‑Benner made 17 saves in a defeat.
Boys’ soccer
Biddeford 5 – 0 Scarborough – Biddeford
Mia Mariello netted a brace of three goals for the Tigers, joined by Emily Hussey and Cordelia Kane. Assists came from Alivia Aberle and Lola Laverierre. Scarborough’s Dylan Johnson faced 16 shots, saving all of them, while Biddeford’s Madelyn Burton and Brooke Archambeault combined for three saves.
Sanford 4 – 2 Bonny Eagle – Sanford
The Spartans’ Ivo Mpeko, Gabe Phillips, Eli Laurendeau and Finley Mann each scored, with Aiden Hill and Pedro João assisting. Alan Keenan and Gavin Saucier tallied the goals for the Scots.
Field hockey
Cheverus 10 – 0 South Portland/Westbrook – Portland
Jaylee Radford scored four goals, while Avery Tinker and Sydney Brunelle each added two. Brooke Brunelle and Lila Hunter also scored, and Ava Martin supplied two assists. The Bulldogs were shut out for the second consecutive week.
The day’s action highlighted the depth of talent across Maine’s high‑school programs, with several players recording multiple contributions. The teams’ records continue to improve as the season progresses.
