High schools Wednesday: Cape Elizabeth field hockey tops Wells in OT
Maine High‑School Sports Round‑Up: Overtime Thriller, Big‑Time Wins, and Dominant Showdowns
Wednesday, September 18, 2026 – Wells, Yarmouth, Jay, Rockport, Lewiston, Saco, Westbrook, Waterboro, Portland, Fitzpatrick Stadium, Biddeford, South Portland
In a busy slate of games this past Wednesday, students from across Maine delivered thrilling performances on the field, the field hockey pitch, and the soccer pitch. The results ranged from razor‑thin overtime victories to shutouts and dominant blowouts, with a handful of standout athletes making headlines.
Cape Elizabeth 2–1 Wells – Field Hockey, Wells
The Cape Elizabeth Field Hockey team pulled off an overtime win over Wells in a tightly contested Class B South matchup. Zabina Zimmermann struck in the extra period to give the Capers a 2‑1 edge. Wells had taken an early advantage when Vienna Cardinali netted a goal, but Wylie Stoecklein levelled the score for the Rams before the Capers’ surge. Goalies were key: Ceci Burch stopped seven of 13 Wells shots, while Carys Ramsey made a strong 13‑save effort for the Rams.
Yarmouth 6–0 Fryeburg Academy – Softball, Yarmouth
Yarmouth dominated the Fryeburg Academy Hawks in a decisive 6‑0 win. Vivienne Corriveau led the charge with a double‑goal performance, while Maya Nasveschuk added a goal and two assists. Delia Rich also found the back of the net and collected an assist; fellow Yarmouth stars Evie Lowell and Maddie Robson each contributed a score. The Clippers’ offense was well‑coordinated, with Julie Nasveschuk and Colette Herer each providing assists.
Gray‑New Gloucester 1–0 York – Basketball, York
In a first‑quarter battle, Gray‑New Gloucester’s Emma Elgee scored an unassisted goal late in the opening quarter to keep the Patriots ahead. The 1‑0 victory was secured with strong defensive work from Mallory Kulas, who stopped two shots, while York’s Sarah Orso managed seven saves. Gray‑New Gloucester held an 8‑3 advantage in shots over the York team.
Spruce Mountain 2–1 Boothbay – Volleyball, Jay
Spruce Mountain’s Phoenix overcame Boothbay’s Seahawks in a Class C South match, earning a 2‑1 win. Alaina Kachnovich provided both assists, with Quinn Johnson and Maddie Grimaldi scoring the team’s only goals. Goalkeeper Kyleigh Marcotte made 16 saves for the Phoenix, while Boothbay’s Abigail LockeSmith stopped 14 shots.
Camden Hills 2–1 Bangor – Field Hockey, Rockport
The Windjammers captured a 2‑1 triumph over the Rams in a competitive game. Goals from Alison Sylvester and Alanna Smith were complemented by a single assist from Carly Fitzpatrick. Bangor’s only goal came from Abygail Folsom, assisted by Ava Fortine.
Lewiston 2–1 Brunswick – Soccer, Lewiston
Lewiston’s Blue Devils edged the Brunswick Dragons in a tight 2‑1 win. Valerie Potvin opened the scoring on an assist from Charlotte Crowley, and Paige Taylor set up Lila Theriault for the second goal. Brunswick’s Grace Roak got on the board with an unassisted goal, but Lewiston’s defense held firm. Goalkeeper Isabel Troche made 19 saves to keep the scoreline close.
Thornton Academy 8–0 Marshwood – Soccer, Saco
Thornton Academy rolled past Marshwood with a staggering 8‑0 victory. Cami Sibille netted four goals, while Ocee LeMarre added two and an assist. Golden Trojans’ first‑half dominance established a 6‑0 lead, with Avery Root and Bella Jung scoring early. Shyla McVeigh and Addie Lamey each contributed two assists.
Boys Soccer Highlights
Gorham 5–1 Westbrook – Westbrook
Gorham’s Rams, ranked No. 5 in the Varsity Maine poll, defeated Westbrook’s Blue Blazes 5‑1. Moises Ntango accounted for three goals, and Corbin Wilson kept the defense solid with nine saves. Ty Caron and Will Andreason each added a goal for Gorham. Westbrook’s Mechac Boyilimpo scored once, with Ahmed Al Obaidi making 11 saves.
Marshwood 5–1 Massabesic – Waterboro
Marshwood pulled away from Massabesic with a 5‑1 win, led by Ned Grieg’s two goals. Massabesic’s Sam Gennaro, Finn Parker, and Drake Anderson each found the net, but Marshwood’s defense limited the Hawks to just four shots.
