POLAND — Meagan Peacock had two firsthalf goals as the Freeport High School field hockey team picked up a second consecutive Western Maine Conference win with a 5-2 victory over Poland on Tuesday.
The Falcons (2-3 and scheduled to visit Cape Elizabeth on Thursday) led 3-1 at the half. Bailey Coffin, Abby Smith and Hannah Williams chipped in one goal each, and goaltender Morgan Karnes had six saves.
Kyla Sturtevant and Emily Gibson chipped in one goal apiece for Poland (0-5), while netminders Liz Callahan and Sadie Archer combined on six saves.
| MT. | ARARAT | 0 |
| LAWRENCE | 5 |
In Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference play Tuesday, the visiting Eagles dipped to 0-5 and are scheduled to visit rival Brunswick on Thursday.
Lawrence (4-1) led in shots 17-1 and penalty corners 15-1, with Eagle goaltenders Renee Rossignol (two saves), Nellie Hetherington (seven stops) and Haley Frizzle (two saves) manning the nets.
In the first half, Dominique Lewis (assisted by Kapriece Dahns) scored at 2:43, Lewis (Lauren Watson) made it 2-0 with 7:52 left and Julie Lawrence (Chelsea Ballard) scored with 1:42 remaining.
In the second half, Hallee Parlin (Watson) scored at 5:59 and Lewis added an unassisted goal with 10:59 remaining.
| BRUNSWICK | 0 | |
| SKOWHEGAN | 16 |
Brunswick lost to Skowhegan in makeup KVAC action on Monday.
Brunswick goalie Jordan Van Savage had 41 saves, 27 coming in the first half .
Renee Wright (Logan Leblanc), Allison Lancaster (Brooke Michonski), Lancaster (Mikayal Toth), Wright (Leblanc), Lancaster, Michonski (Rylee Blanchet), Michonski (Lancaster), Wright and Wright were the first-half scorers.
In the second half, Wright (Blanchet), Wright, Haley Thebarge (Blanchet), Michonski (Lauren LeBLanc), Mikayala Thoth (Blanchet), Lauren LeBlanc and Jenna Labbe scored.
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