FREEPORT — Freeport High School field hockey defeated Gray New Gloucester 7-3 in Western Maine Conference play on Friday.
Abby Smith scored with 27:22 left, Sydney Ambrose added an unassisted goal four minutes later, and Megan Peacock made it a 3-0 contest with 14:58 remaining.
Freeport’s Dayze Gaulin scored unassisted with 6:27 left, and in the second half, Olivia Bubar scored two goals and Dani Foster one.
LISBON 2
ST. DOM’S 0
The host Saints frustrated the Greyhounds in Mountain Valley Conference play on Saturday, but Lisbon received a goal each from Sarah Craig and Hanna Jordan to improve to 7-0.
MT. ARARAT 2
CONY 1
The Eagles talled two goals less than two minutes apart for a Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference victory on Saturday at Augusta.
The Rams led 1-0 at the half on an Arika Brochu goal, but the Eagles tied the contest when Micaela Mitchell scored with 14:21 left in the second half. With 12:25 remaining, Caitlin LaFountain completed the comeback, giving Mt. Ararat (4-2 and scheduled to host Oxford Hills on Tuesday) the lead.
Mt. Ararat held an 18-6 shots advantage and a 10-5 edge in penalty corners.
BRUNSWICK 0
LEWISTON 3
In KVAC action Saturday morning, Kelsey Dumond tallied two second-half goals as Lewiston improved to 5-1 with a victory over Brunswick.
Samantha Clark scored the first goal for the Blue Devils.
Brunswick goaltender Sydney Escoe was busy with 15 saves.
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