BATH — Miracle Trimble and Ruth Nadeau each scored a goal as the Morse High School girls soccer team defeated Oceanside, 2-0, on Thursday in Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class B action.

The Shipbuilders, 2-1-1 and slated to visit Leavitt on Saturday (5 p.m.), maintained territorial advantage for most of the first half, amassing a 15-3 shots advantage. But, it wasn’t until 12 minutes remaining in the half when Trimble broke into the penalty area and tucked the ball into the goal to give Morse a 1-0 lead at the half.

The second half saw Morse continue to control the midfield, with Bess Howell, Paige Martin and Morgan Cram setting up numerous scoring opportunities.

But, the goal posts and Oceanside keeper, Kennadi Grover, kept Morse off the board. Nadeau gave the Shipbuilders some breathing room, finishing off a Trimble pass to complete the win.

Morse held a 27-8 shots advantage. Sadia Crosby earned the shutout with eight saves.

MT. ARARAT 3
EDWARD LITTLE 0

Christine Levesque, Libby Ouellette and Maddison Prescott each scored a goal as the Eagles bounced back from their first loss with a KVAC win at Auburn.

Lauren Williams turned aside six shots for the Mt. Ararat (3-1 and scheduled to visit Brewer on Saturday at 10 a.m.) shutout, while Edward Little (2-2) netminder Taylor Landry had nine saves. The Eagles held an 18-10 shots advantage.

BRUNSWICK 3
LEWISTON 2

The visiting Dragons exploded for three second-half goals en route to a KVAC win at winless Lewiston (0-4-1).

Brunswick, 5-0 and scheduled to host Cony today at 3:30 p.m., trailed 1-0 at the half, but received two goals from Paige Tetu and one from Rachel Moroney to take the lead. Lyse Henshaw chipped in an assist. The Dragons held a 17-5 shots advantage.

Lewiston’s Gabby Barrett staked the hosts to a 1-0 advantage, and Sam Cote tied the game, 2-2, with a secondhalf tally. Blue Devils goaltender Lex Jimenez had seven saves.

Moroney scored the gamewinner with 15 minutes left, and Brunswick netminder Haley Murano had three stops.