YARMOUTH — Alison Nolan scored three goals followed by a pair of tallies each from Katie Labbay, Emily Welch and Rebecca Schuman in Saturday’s 11-5 non-conference victory for the Mt. Ararat High School girls lacrosse team over North Yarmouth Academy.
The 5-0 Eagles also saw a goal each from Alyssa Curit and Isa Blessington.
Eleanor Skinner had nine saves for the visitors, who host Oxford Hills today at 6:30 p.m..
MT. ARARAT BOYS 6
WESTBROOK 11
Curtis Knapton tallied four goals and an assist as Westbrook downed Mt. Ararat on Friday.
The Blue Blazes scored nine of their 11 goals in the second and fourth quarters.
Kellen Radulski led the Eagles (2-5) with two goals and an assist, with Jake Schoenberg tacking on two goals and Elliot Pressman one goal and two helpers. Kyle Lussier chipped in a goal, with Ben Bishop picking up an assist.
Charlie Gill had 10 saves for Mt. Ararat, which hosts Marshwood this upcoming Friday at 6:30 p.m.
BRUNSWICK GIRLS 9
SOUTH PORTLAND12
The Dragons dropped to 2- 4 with a non-conference loss on Friday. The Red Riots (2- 3) received four goals each from Maddie Hasson and Mary Cronin.
Angelica Boyle continued her scoring streak with three goals, with teammate Sarah Judd matching her total. EmaLeigh Aschbrenner turned away a gamehigh 21 saves for the Dragons.
Brunswick will host Morse at home tonight at 6 p.m.
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