High schools Wednesday: Marshwood, Deering boys soccer battle to draw
Maine High‑School Athletics Round‑Up
October 13, 2026 – The fall season is heating up across Maine’s schools, with a flurry of wins and dramatic shutouts in soccer and field hockey.
Soccer – Boys
Marshwood’s Jack Eardley made 10 stops to preserve a goalless draw against the No. 4 Deering team. The game, played on the field in South Berwick, ended 0‑0, leaving Deering at 8‑1‑2 and Marshwood at 4‑4‑2.
In Scarborough, Nsimba Ilunga scored twice while Joshua Serafin saved nine shots for the Red Storm. Scarborough finished 2‑0 over Westbrook, whose Ahmed Al Obaidi made 13 saves.
Biddeford dominated the Stags, with Agostinho Makengo netting a hat‑trick and Luzizila Makengo adding a goal and two assists. The Tigers won 6‑0; the win moved Biddeford to 5‑5‑1 and sent the Stags down to 3‑7.
Soccer – Girls
In Waldoboro, Morse edged Medomak Valley 2‑1. Emma Wallace supplied the decisive cross, and Navah Weeman opened the scoring. Kayleigh Lemar tied the game early in the second half, and the Shipbuilders finished 5‑6. The Panthers fell to 1‑9‑1.
Cape Elizabeth routed Gray‑New Gloucester 6‑0. Addie Miller scored twice and assisted twice, while Phoebe Evans, Alexa Mallory, Amelia Morgese, and Azar Govind each added a goal. The Capers, now 10‑1‑1, were guarded by keeper Kelsie Law, who made four saves.
Field Hockey
Waynflete’s Hunter Murphy struck four goals; Eliza Bisogni added three as the Flyers triumphed 9‑0 over Traip Academy. The team finished 8‑1 and added a second‑half 55‑shot barrage.
Wells kept Sacopee Valley scoreless, winning 1‑0 for the third time this season. Oakley Frey opened the score with a half‑time goal, and Carys Ramsey made just two saves for the Warriors (5‑4‑1).
Bonny Eagle shut out Marshwood 2‑0, with Ella Karlis scoring in the third quarter and Haley Labrie adding a fourth‑quarter goal. The Scots finished 4‑6.
Mt. Ararat routed Oxford Hills 2‑0, improving to 9‑0. Kamryn Chase netted both goals. Oxford Hills’ goalie Kya Smith stopped 20 shots.
Gorham’s Sydney Quimby scored six times and added an assist in a 11‑0 victory over Massabesic. Sylvia Acadia also found the net twice; Maia Downing, Bryn Cunningham, and Haylie Nicely added one each. Eva Wandell made only two saves.
Cheverus pulled away from Noble 5‑1. Avery Tinker and Mary McCartney each scored twice; Sydney Brunelle added a goal and an assist for the Stags. Cheverus’ record moved to 11‑0, and Noble fell to 7‑4.
Summary
The fall season continues to deliver hard‑fought matches and standout performances across Maine’s high schools. With Deering’s No. 4 ranking and Mt. Ararat’s unbeaten field‑hockey streak, the stakes are high as teams vie for state playoff spots. The next round of games promises more action, and fans can look forward to the rest of the season’s thrilling contests.
