CAMDEN HILLS

Lane Foushee scored in overtime to lift the Brunswick High School boys soccer team to a 3-2 Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference victory over Camden Hills, the seventh straight win for the Dragons (7-5).

Henry Doherty gave Brunswick a 1-0 lead seven minutes into the game, heading home a pass from Emmet Taub.

The Windjammers answered one minute later on an unassisted goal by Ben Owre, and Bryce Tyler gave Camden Hills a 2-1 lead at the half.

At the 25-minute mark of the second half Doherty, assisted by Sugar Dahal, drove home the equalizer.

Brunswick continued to dominate but failed to score another goal in regulation. Both teams had opportunities in overtime, but it was Foushee who found the back of the net.

Lucas Boetsch had six saves in the loss, while Jared Hummer stopped 12 to preserve the win for Brunswick, which visits Lewiston on Friday at 7:30 p.m.

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LISBON	8

The Greyhounds extended their unbeaten streak to four games (3-0-1) with a decisive Mountain Valley Conference win.

Cam Poisson picked up a hat trick, with Noah Austin adding five points (two goals, three assists). Nick Austin, Jack Tibbetts and Glenn Hill chipped in a goal each, while DJ Douglass dished out a pair of assists.

Lisbon (7-3-2) goaltender Jonah Sautter needed just one save for the shutout, while Cougars (0-12) netminder Wes Libby stopped 11 shots.

The Greyhounds visit Mountain Valley on Thursday at 6 p.m.

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The host Cougars scored two second-half goals for a KVAC win over the Eagles, who fell to 6-4-2 and hosts Edward Little on Friday at 7 p.m.

Mick Gurney gave Mt. Blue (7-4-1) a 1-0 lead in the first half, but Maximo Varela tied it for Mt. Ararat.

In the second half, Sam Smith gave the Cougars the lead for good, and Gurney added an insurance goal.

Gavin Patterson had four saves in the loss, while Mt. Blue’s Tucker Carleton had five stops.

Volleyball

BRUNSWICK — The Dragons suffered a 3-0 loss to Gardiner.

The visiting Tigers captured set wins of 25-13, 25-22 and 25-18.

For Brunswick, senior Mackenzie Burrows had eight kills, seven digs and an ace. Senior Trinity Turcotte (five kills) and senior Tahlya Edgerton (three aces) also played well.

The Dragons are back in action on Thursday at Falmouth, and then finish out the season next Tuesday at Deering.

Field hockey

DIXFIELD — Grace Timberlake scored a goal in each half to power Dirigo to a 3-1 MVC win over Lisbon in season finale action.

The Greyhounds finished 2-10-2, but appears to be locked into the postseason, sitting eighth in the Class C South Heal Point Standings. If the spot holds, Lisbon will likely host Old Orchard Beach in a preliminary contest later this week.

Natalie Scott scored for Lisbon off an assist from

DIXFIELD — Grace Timberlake scored a goal in each half to power Dirigo to a 3-1 MVC win over Lisbon in season finale action.

The Greyhounds finished 2-10-2, but appears to be locked into the postseason, sitting eighth in the Class C South Heal Point Standings. If the spot holds, Lisbon will likely host Old Orchard Beach in a preliminary contest later this week.

Natalie Scott scored for Lisbon off an assist from Savannah Czechalski.

Sophia Jacques also tallied for Dirigo (9-5).

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CONY	6

The host Rams received a goal from six different players en route to a KVAC win over Brunswick in Augusta.

Erin Coughlin scored the lone goal for the Dragons (5- 8), with goaltenders Ainsley Harrower and Libby Felkay combining on 11 saves.

Faith Leathers-Pouliot, Cari Hopkins, Sophie Whitney, Allee Cloutier, Danielle Brox and Abbey Trow each scored to lead the Rams (6-6- 1). Jessica Lee made six saves.

Brunswick hosts Skowhegan today at 3:30 p.m. in its season finale.

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FREEPORT	1

Delia Knox’s second goal of the game lifted the visiting Rangers to a double-overtime Western Maine Conference win over the Falcons.

Currently, Freeport (9-4-1) stands fourth in the Class B South Heal Point Standings. Greely visits No. 1 York today.

Kerri Lefebvre scored for Freeport for a 1-0 halftime lead.

But, Knox tied in the second half.

Katelyn Rouleau had 15 saves for Freeport.

Bowdoin

LEWISTON — The Bowdoin volleyball team saw its four-match winning streak come to an end in a 3-1 loss to Bates on Tuesday evening.

The win for the Bobcats (8- 8) snapped a 14-match losing streak to the Polar Bears as they earn their first victory over Bowdoin (9-7) since the 2009 season. The contest was the non-conference meeting between the schools. Bowdoin claimed the NESCAC match last month by a 3-1 score in Brunswick.

The Bobcats earned the win with set scores of 16-25, 27-25, 25-21, 25-20.

Ashley Williams put home 14 kills for Bowdoin.

The Polar Bears returns to action with a twinbill Saturday at Morrell Gymnasium, opening with a key NESCAC match against Middlebury at 1 p.m. before battling Maine-Presque Isle at 6 p.m.

Girls soccer

TOPSHAM — Reece Turcotte scored an insurance goal with 19:39 remaining in regulation as Mt. Ararat picked up a key 5-1 KVAC win over Mt. Blue.

The Eagles moved up to eighth in the Class A North Heal Point Standings, improving to 5-6-1. Mt. Ararat visits Edward Little on Friday at 3:30 p.m.

Chloe Beattie (assisted by Ryley Leech) and Ema Hawks staked Mt. Ararat to a 2-0 halftime lead.

Mt. Blue (3-7-2) received a goal from Macey Phillips with 22:18 left to cut the Eagles lead in half.

But Leech set up Turcotte for a 3-1 lead, and late goals by Alexa Gurney (from Hawks) and Hawks (penalty kick) allowed the hosts to pull away.

Zoe Stilphen had seven saves in the win, while Mt. Blue keeper Mackenzie Libby turned away 19 shots.

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MARANACOOK	0

The Shipbuilders and host Black Bears settled for a KVAC tie at Readfield.

Morse (7-3-2) received 10 saves from Marissa Parks.

Skyeler Webb had 20 saves for Maranacook (6-3-4).

Morse returns to action for Senior Night on Thursday against Gardiner at 6 p.m.