FREEPORT — Brooke Heathco, Maddie Squibb and Lizzy Martin picked up one goal each as the Freeport High School girls soccer team downed North Yarmouth Academy, 3-0, in Western Maine Conference play on Monday.
The Falcons, 6-3 and slated to visit Wells on Wednesday, received four saves from netminder Livvy Dimick, and Ashley Richardson, Emily Morang and Julia Smith added one assist apiece.
NYA goaltender Scout Fischman was busy, making 25 saves.
FREEPORT BOYS 0
NYA 3
At Yarmouth, Jackson Cohan-Smith had one goal and dished out an assist as the host Panthers improved to 8-0 with a WMC win over 2-5-1 Freeport.
DJ Nicholas added a pair of second-half tallies to keep NYA in the lead, and Austin Kidder and Clayton Manchester combined on five saves.
Freeport keeper Brandon Qualls turned aside eight shots, and the Falcons host Wells on Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.
LISBON 4
TELSTAR 1
The visiting Greyhounds bounced back from an early deficit for a Mountain Valley Conference win at Bethel.
Lisbon, which has won three straight to improve to 3-3-1, visits Mountain Valley on Wednesday, while the Rebels fell to 2-6.
Zach Stevens scored the go-ahead goal off a throw-in from Tyler Bard.
Telstar jumped out to a 1-0 lead on a penalty kick by Nick Conrad, but Lisbon struck back quickly on a Kyle Whitmen goal.
Austin Fournier and Mike Demarest added a goal each in the second half, and Nate Bergeron turned aside 13 shots for the win.
CAMDEN 8
MORSE BOYS 0
In Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference action Saturday in Bath, Morse dipped to 1-6-1 and visits Oceanside today.
“Camden is a very good team and should be able to get back to state championship game again this year,” said Morse coach Andy Knox.
Scoring for Camden in the first half were Jack Henry Grannis-Phoenix with 20:08 left, Yani Stanicioff two minutes later on a penalty kick, Alex Blackwell with 14:02 left, Eric Blohm a minute later and Zach Pitcairn with 5:48 remaining.
In the second Half, Stanicioff, Peter Vannorsdall and Nick Walker scored as Camden outshot the Shipbuilders 30-0 and led in corner kicks 8-0.
Morse goaltenders Myles Day and Chris Paulus each came away with eight saves.
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