Deering scored twice in the first half Monday in beating Windham 3-0 in a boys’ soccer game in Portland.

Carlos Adriano-Muaco struck first for the Rams (3-0) with 12:53 left in the half when he sent a low shot from the left side from about 12 yards past goalie Tate Robinson, who finished with six saves for the Eagles (2-2).

Nick Mboumba made it 2-0 from a nearly identical angle, but 6 yards closer 4:07 before halftime.

Patricio Mowa got the final goal when he dribbled from midfield to the top of the penalty area, separated from a pair of defenders and sent a hard waist-high shot in to the back left corner with 5:33 remaining.

Adao Lufumbo-Mbenza stopped two shots for Deering.

PORTLAND 7, BIDDEFORD 1: Oliver Hettenbach led the Bulldogs (2-2) with two goals in beating the Tigers (1-3) at Fitzpatrick Stadium in Portland.

Christo Brito, Exauce Lenge and Kosta Nedeljkovic each scored a goal in the first half for Portland. Tyler Bryant and Jack Think scored in the second half.

Ahmed Al Mshakeel scored for Biddeford and Callum Labonte made six saves in goal.

SCARBOROUGH 8, SANFORD 3: Will Fallona had three goals and Sandro Kaumba added two as the Red Storm (4-0) handled the Spartans (0-3) in Sanford.

Jack Moreau opened the scoring when he finished a headed through ball from Kilson Joao 3:32 into the game. Kaumba tapped in a loose ball in front of the net following a corner kick with 17:45 in the half. Fallona got his first on a breakaway shot that got underneath Sanford goalie Tommy Hickey with 15:07 left. Kaumba then finished a nifty give-and-go with Dillon Wilkinson about two minutes later for a 4-0 lead.

Joel Morrison got Sanford’s first goal on a left-footed strike that curled away from Scarborough goalie Nicholas Ouellette with 11:44 left.

Fallona completed the hat trick by scoring on a low diagonal shot from the left side with 1:24 remaining before halftime and heading in a corner taken by Dillon MacLeod 1:31 into the second half.

Midway through the second, Shawn Puffer finished a long free kick by Morrison, who also converted a late penalty kick for Sanford’s final goal.

YARMOUTH 2, NORTH YARMOUTH ACADEMY 1: Truman Peters scored early in the first half and the Clippers (3-0-1) held off the Panthers (1-3) in Yarmouth.

Rodgers Crowley scored from 12 yards early in the first half for the Panthers before Yarmouth’s Matt Gautreau headed in a ball that skipped off an NYA defender after a long throw-in by Liam Hickey.

Goalkeeper Tanner Anctil kept it close by stopping three one-on-one threats by Yarmouth, which held an 11-2 advantage in shots on goal.

FIELD HOCKEY

MT. ARARAT 5, MORSE 0: Grace Keleher had a hat trick and Rebecca St. Pierre added two goals for the Eagles (3-2) as they shut out the Shipbuilders (1-5) in Topsham.

POLAND 8, TRAIP ACADEMY 0: Briyana Velilla scored three goals for the Knights (1-2) in their shutout over the Rangers (0-3) in Poland.

Sydney Lacombe contributed two goals, and Nora Thornton, Breah Beaucage and Rianna St. Pierre each had a goal.

Traip goalie Charlotte Masse made 26 saves.

SPRUCE MOUNTAIN 6, BOOTHBAY 1: Olivia Mastine had three goals and three assists as the Phoenix (4-1) beat the Seahawks (0-3) in Boothbay.

Adell Pease, Avery Bessey and Mary Hamblin also scored for Spruce Mountain.

Savannah Compare scored for the Seahawks. Cas Amaral made 14 saves for Boothbay.

Phoenix goalies Mallory Clark and Hannah Jewett combined for two saves.

ST. DOMINIC 2, GREELY 1: The Saints (5-0) pulled out an overtime win over the Rangers (0-3) in Auburn.

Ava Apodaca scored the winner, and goalie Maia Cote stopped four shots.