High schools Wednesday: Wells field hockey shuts out Traip

Wells Warriors Finish Regular Season 3‑0 over Traip Academy

WELL, Maine – The Wells field‑hockey team capped a 7‑6‑1 regular season with a shut‑out win over Traip Academy on Wednesday night in Kittery, a 3‑0 victory that leaves the Warriors primed for the Class C South playoffs.

Oakley Frey opened the scoring with a penalty‑stroke conversion in the second quarter, putting the Warriors ahead early. Piper Maxon added two more goals in the fourth quarter, one of which was assisted by Lily Courtois. The three‑goal haul gave Wells a clean sheet against Traip, who were unable to get on the scoreboard.

The win is the Warriors’ seventh triumph in 14 games, and it preserves a record that should make the team a formidable contender in the postseason. With the game played in the neighboring town of Kittery, the victory also underscored the close‑knit nature of high‑school sports in the region.

Coaches and players alike celebrated the game‑winning performance, noting that the disciplined defense and efficient offense will be key as Wells heads into the Class C South playoffs. The Warriors’ schedule now includes a series of match‑ups against other top‑finishing teams in the division, with the first playoff game slated for next week.

No quotes were provided by team officials or players in the immediate aftermath of the game. The victory, however, marks a satisfying conclusion to the Warriors’ regular season and sets a positive tone for their postseason run.