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High schools Wednesday: Biddeford field hockey advances with dramatic win

High schools Wednesday: Biddeford field hockey advances with dramatic win
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Biddeford converted a penalty corner after time expired in the fourth quarter as the second-seeded Tigers advanced to the Class A South field hockey semifinals by defeating seventh-seeded Windham 1-0 on Wednesday in Biddeford.

Aubrey Forcier was credited with the goal as Biddeford set up a semifinal against third-seeded Thornton Academy, which beat Gorham 3-0.

Windham goalie Courtney Cotter made 23 saves.

FREEPORT 1, GRAY-NEW GLOUCESTER/NYA 0: A third-quarter goal by Allison Black was enough to send the second-seeded Falcons (12-3) to the Class B South semifinals after a win over the seventh-seeded Patriots (4-11) in Freeport.

Gray-New Gloucester goalie Mallory Kulas kept her team within reach by making 21 saves.

GREELY 7, POLAND 0: Helen Zimmerman put in two goals and set up another, leading the third-seeded Rangers (12-3) to a Class B South quarterfinal win over the sixth-seeded Knights (4-10-1) in Cumberland.

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Averie Wilson, Grace Tyll and Natalie Grenier each added a goal and an assist, and Evelyn Stewart and Lilia Lightbown also scored as Greely advanced to play defending regional champion Freeport.

Poland goalie Isabella Billings made 13 saves.

CAMDEN HILLS 3, BANGOR 0: Alanna Smith, Brooklyn Rollins and Lila Efird scored to lead the third-seeded Windjammers (12-3) over the sixth-seeded Rams (7-7-1) in a Class A North quarterfinal in Rockland.

Camden Hills will face No. 2 Skowhegan in the semifinals at 11 a.m. Saturday.

GIRLS SOCCER

CAPE ELIZABETH 2, MORSE 0: Pippi Hooper broke a scoreless tie in the second half and set up a goal by Haisel McGeachey as the top-seeded Capers (13-1-1) eliminated the eighth-seeded Shipbuilders (6-7-2) in a Class B South quarterfinal in Cape Elizabeth.

Alexa Mallory assisted on Hooper’s goal.

Kelsie Law needed only one save for her 11th shutout of the season. Morse’s Hanna Keller made 16 saves.

The Capers will host a semifinal against fourth-seeded Freeport.

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