BELFAST — Morse High School traveled north on Tuesday and beat the Lions 3-0 in Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class B girl soccer action.
The Shipbuilders improved to 7-1-1 and host Maine Central Institute on Thursday, with the Shipbuilders sponsoring a “Coaches vs. Cancer” evening.
Morse maintained territorial advantage thoughout the first half, but it took until 15 minutes remained for the combined efforts of Brianna Williams and Miracle Trimble to payoff, with Trimble netting the goal.
Morse held a 12-1 shots advantage for the half.
The second half continued much like the first with the Shipbuilders controlling play, but unable to get beyond the Lions’ keeper.
With 17 minutes remaining, Trimble headed in a Sophie Sreden corner for Morse’s second tally. A minute later the same two players again teamed up as Trimble headed in a Sreden direct kick.
Morse outshot Belfast 25-1, with Sadia Crosby turning aside the one shot she faced for her sixth shutout.
| BRUNSWICK | 7 |
| MESSALONSKEE | 1 |
In KVAC Class A play Tuesday in Oakland, Brunswick improved to 9-0 and plays host to Hampden Academy on Saturday.
Anna Cowan led the way with three goals, while Paige Tetu had two, and Rachel Moroney and Lyse Henshaw one each. Assists were turned in by Tetu (2), Lena Martin, Kassidy Scarponi (2) and Moroney.
Messalonskee goaltender Shawna Oliver stopped six shots and Brunswick’s Haley Murano had one save.
“A good game by both teams,” said Brunswick coach Martyn Davison.
| MT. | ARARAT | 1 |
| MT. | BLUE | 2 |
The Eagles fell to 5-3 with a tough KVAC Class A loss at Farmington
Mt. Ararat, which hosts Messalonskee Friday at 6 p.m., received a goal from Celia Ouellette and six saves from goaltender Lauren Williams.
For Mt. Blue (4-3-1), MacKenzie Conlogue and Miranda Nicely each scored a goal. Thia Bridges turned aside eight Mt. Ararat shots for the win.
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