WATERVILLE
The Morse High School boys lacrosse team opened its season with a 14-8 Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference win over Winslow on Wednesday at Thomas College.
The Shipbuilders outscored the Black Raiders, 6- 0, in the second half.
Declan Hall and Cameron Marco led Morse (1-0) with four goals each, with Sheamus Mann and Spencer Knowles adding three tallies apiece. Hall dished out four assists, while Braden Olsen had two helpers, and Mann, Marco and Ethan Pascuzzo adding one each. Pascuzzo led in the face-off circle with four wins. Mann has six ground balls, with Olsen, Pascuzzo, Pat McKenna and Carter Ouellette adding four.
Morse hosts Maranacook/ Winthrop April 26 at 5 p.m.
Softball
RICHMOND — Richmond hurler Meranda Martin struck out five in a complete-game 15-1 East-West Conference win over Vinalhaven.
The Bobcats (1-0) have won 71 games in a row and visit Sacopee Valley on Saturday at 11 a.m.
At the plate, Martin singled, doubled and drove in three runs. Camryn Hurley, Cassidy Harriman, Sydney Underhill- Tilton, Caitlin Kendrick, Bryanne Lancaster and Mackenzie Abbott also had two hits each. Underhill-Tilton homered and drove in a game-high four runs in the win.
Martin allowed just two hits.
Gilleyanne Davis-Oakes singled and drove in the lone run for the Vikings (0-1).
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