BRUNSWICK — The Brunswick High School boys lacrosse team spotted Edward Little a 1-0 lead before reeling off the final 18 goals en route to an 18-1 Eastern Maine Class A victory on Friday.

Bailey Caparrato had four goals, and Cam Glover three goals and four assists to lead the 8-0 Dragons, who take on Lewiston at Bates College on Wednesday.

Ryan Croatti chipped in two goals and one assist, Alex Croatti two goals, with one goal and one helper coming from Ryan Poag, Zach Hamm, Matt Brooks, Owen Ginty and Tyler Hillis. Ryan Black and Sam Fortin finished with one goal apiece, while Reuel Wilgus had an assist.

Johnny Boyd scored the lone goal for EL.

In goal, Chris MrVichin earned the win with 12 saves, while Red Eddies netminder Chris Poisson had 18 stops.

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Freeport won at South Portland on Saturday.

Freeport led 10-3 at the half. Scoring for Freeport were Jocelyn Davee (five goals), Meredith Broderick (five goals, assist), Emily Johnson (goal), Aubrey Pennell (two goals, six assists), Julia Dearden (goal) and Nina Moore (goal, assist).

Freeport goalie Molly Lane had six saves.

Scoring for South Portland were Lani Edwards (four goals, assist), Shea O’Brien (two goals), Jackie Merrill (goal, assist) and Abby Letourneau (goal)

Freeport improved to 5-3 and is scheduled to host North Yarmouth Academy on Tuesday.

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Despite the gray drizzle settling down around the Gould Academy turf on Saturday, Hyde scored first on a Jimmy Talbott goal.

With a lot of help from goalie Noah Horning, the first quarter came to a close with Hyde trailing just 2-1.

The second quarter began in a similar fashion as Ben Burlock and Zack Heatley each notched a score, while Gould also put one away for a 3-3 tie. Mike Harris set the tempo in the midfield and Hyde hung tough.

However, Horning earned himself a spot in the penalty box for a crosscheck. With no back-up goalie on the roster, midfielder Teo Meyerhoff manned the nets and Gould led 6-3 at the half.

The banged-up Phoenix failed to maintain this pace, as injuries to Joe Stanchina and Nabil Eshraghian left the team with a deficit at midfield in a tough second half when Gould scored nine unanswered goals.

Hyde dipped to 4-7 and is scheduled to compete in the MAISAD semifinals on Wednesday. MTN. VALLEY 5 MORSE GIRLS 20

On Friday, Morse improved to 3-3, and goaltender Sadie St. Pierre won her first varsity game with six saves.

Morse is scheduled to visit Mt. Ararat Tuesday night (6:30 p.m.).

Ruth Nadeau led with six goals, while Sophie Sreden had four scores and a like number of assists, and Sadia Crosby four goals and three assists,

Also in the scoring were Bronwyn Morissette (1-2), Asia DeRosby (1-0), Maddy Olsen (2- 0), Isabelle Paulus (1-1) and Monica Frempong (1-0).

Mountain Valley goalie Jordan True had 13 saves, while Nicole Burgess led with four goals and Kayla Pingree one.

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On Friday, the Shipbuilders traveled to Readfield and fell to 6-2.

“Morse had control of the game for three solid quarters until in the fourth,” said head coach Jay Paulus. “Penalties killed us, allowing for six goals on five man-down situations. We can’t win games with this level of play.”

Matt Buczkowski and Alezander Paulus led with three goals, an assist and four groundballs each, while Otto Werwaiss chipped with a goal and three groundballs, Dylan Crowell an assist and groundball, and Alec Beveridge a goal and four groundballs.

Kevin Tolan came away with six groundballs, while James Laser had three and PC Osterguaard and Kyle Perry two each.

Goaltender Kevin Thibodaeu had 14 saves.

Morse hosts Gardiner at McMann on Friday.