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High schools Thursday: Bonny Eagle football stays unbeaten

High schools Thursday: Bonny Eagle football stays unbeaten
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Quarterback Lucas Klehn rushed for four touchdowns and the Bonny Eagle football team kept its unbeaten record intact with a 35-14 win against Exeter, New Hampshire on Thursday night in Standish.

The Scots (7-0) fell behind 7-0 in the first quarter on a 5-yard touchdown run by Exeter’s Sam Gibney.

Klehn, though, scored on runs of 34 and 7 yards in the second quarter to give Bonny Eagle a 14-7 lead, then added a 1-yard plunge just before halftime.

The Scots, ranked No. 2 in the Varsity Maine Top 10, chewed up huge chunks of time in the second half with two long touchdown drives. Klehn made it 28-7 with a 4-yard run, and Ben Noe capped the scoring with a 3-yard run in the fourth quarter.

Exeter (3-4) got a 44-yard touchdown pass from Tyler Ream to Jackson McDonald late in the third quarter.

VOLLEYBALL

DEERING 3, FALMOUTH 0: Blake Gayle recorded 11 kills and Deering (7-6) snapped Falmouth’s six-match winning streak, beating the visiting Navigators (9-4) in straight sets, 25-21, 25-23, 25-15.

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Olive Clark led Falmouth with 12 kills.

MARSHWOOD 3, SANFORD 0: Julia Sudol had nine kills and five blocks, Hannah Tuttle recorded 20 digs, and the Hawks (8-5) won in three sets against the Spartans (6-7) in Sanford, 25-22, 25-18, 25-18.

Taylor Airey had with 21 assists and two aces for Sanford.

PORTLAND 3, BIDDEFORD 0: Led by 12 kills from Asanti Bendasta, the visiting Bulldogs (7-6) swept the Tigers (0-12) in three tight sets, 25-19, 25-22, 25-22.

BOYS SOCCER

FRYEBURG ACADEMY 5, GRAY-NEW GLOUCESTER 0: Eduardo de Matta, Gabriel Kosnitzer, Pedro Barata and Joao de Melo scored in the first half as the Raiders (10-2-1) ran away from the Patriots (3-10) in Fryeburg.

Joaquim Peres capped the scoring in the second half.

PINE TREE ACADEMY 1, TELSTAR 0: Lucky Kabeya tapped in a rebound midway through the second half, lifting the Breakers (10-0) to an eight-player win over the Rebels (10-1) in Freeport.

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Abner Poland stopped a breakaway en route to the shutout.

LINCOLN ACADEMY 3, WATERVILLE 0: The Eagles (8-4) got goals from James Hanley, Mat Walther and Jesus Faura Ruiz and shut out the Panthers (0-10-3) in Waterville.

Hanley knocked in a rebound 10 minutes into the first half. Walther volleyed a cross from George Siegel with 18 minutes left in the game, and Ruiz put in a direct kick from 25 yards for the final goal.

Joey Crooker made two saves for the Eagles, while Waterville’s Khaled Alnabelsi stopped 12 shots.

GIRLS SOCCER

NORTH YARMOUTH ACADEMY 9, WELLS 1: Delphine Daniel and Ellie Seely each collected three goals and an assists, and the Panthers (9-3) cruised past the Warriors (0-10-1) in Yarmouth.

NYA also got two goals from Lily Ouellette and a goal and an assist from Cappy Daniel.

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Reese Collin scored for Wells.

CHEVERUS 1, WINDHAM 0: McKinley Ramsey scored in the second half to give the Stags (7-5) a win over the Eagles (10-2-1) in Windham.

Marian Pitney stopped seven shots to earn the shutout. Windham’s Lizzy Hartwell made five saves.

MEDOMAK VALLEY 1, ERSKINE ACADEMY 0: Jules Blake scored in the second half as the Panthers (2-10-1) beat the Eagles (6-5-2) in Waldoboro.

Blake finished a ball that deflected to her following a save by Erskine keeper Eryn Young against Liberty Leavitt near the 14-minute mark.

FREEPORT 3, TRAIP ACADEMY 1: Joanie Sacks and Ella Tracy each had a goal and an assist to help the Falcons (9-3) defeat the Rangers (9-3-2) in Kittery.

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Ellie Webster scored Freeport’s third goal, assisted by Isla Patershall. Falcons keeper Karleigh Costello made two saves.

Jackie Diallo scored for Traip.

SOUTH PORTLAND 3, PORTLAND 0: Violet Wedick and Maci Rascher each had a goal and an assist, and the Red Riots (8-2-2) shut out the Bulldogs (3-8-2) at Fitzpatrick Stadium.

Lauren Way also scored and Maizie Savage had an assist.

GRAY-NEW GLOUCESTER 3, WAYNFLETE 2: The Patriots (4-10) scored twice in the second half to beat the Flyers (4-7-1) in Gray.

Ida Waterman tallied two goals and an assist, Bri Burbank added a goal, and Ainsley Harris had an assist for Gray-New Gloucester. Patriots keeper Mallory Hardiman made five saves.

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Quinn Culley and Amara Redon scored for Waynflete. Rachel Yordon made three stops.

FIELD HOCKEY

BIDDEFORD 5, FALMOUTH 0: Mia Mariello and Rachel Lagasse each tallied two goals as the Tigers (11-2) defeated the Navigators (8-5) in Biddeford.

Milania Jackson was the other goal scorer. Mariello, Cordelia Kane and Aubrey Forcier were each credited with an assist.

Falmouth goalie Audrey Bishop made 19 saves.

SANFORD/KENNEBUNK 9, SCARBOROUGH 1: Hailey Payeur recorded two goals and three assists, and Reese Beaudoin had three goals and one assist to lead the Spartans (9-3) past the Red Storm (2-10) in Sanford.

Paige Sevigny added two goals and an assist, and Miranda Payeur had a goal and an assists. Ella Tederous also scored, Zoey McCann had an assist and Faith Flynn stopped four shots.

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Lily Howes scored and Dylan Johnson made 13 saves for Scarborough.

CHEVERUS 9, MARSHWOOD 0: Mary McCartney scored three times and the Stags (13-0) stretched their winning streak to 30 games by beating the Hawks (5-7) in Portland.

Sydney Brunelle added a goal and two assists. Brooke Brunelle, Jaylee Radford, Shelby Clark, Julia Blais and Gracey Cooper also scored.

Gracie Kiberd and Makayle Coy combined for 15 saves for Marshwood.

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