DIXFIIELD — Halee Larr scored a goal in each half, leading Oak Hill to a 3-0 victory over Dirigo in a girls’ soccer game Monday.

The Raiders got on the scoreboard with 6:21 left in the first half when Brittany Marquis scored. Lair followed with her first goal and topped off Oak Hills’ scoring in the second half.

The Raiders outshot the Cougars 14-9. Meagan Crosby made four saves to preserve the shutout.

Boothbay 3, Telstar 0

BETHEL — Summer Chamberlin punched in the first goal in the opening half and Courtney Brewer and Cagney O’Brien each added a goal for good measure in the second half as Boothbay (2-11) glided to a 3-0 victory over winless Telstar (0-13) in a girls’ soccer game Monday.

Although each team had eight shots, Boothbay keeper Jamie Wheeler was there to make eight saves to preserve the shutout.

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Hall-Dale 2, Mt. Abram 2

SALEM — Lilly Ly scored an unassisted goal in the opening half and Eva Shepherd added another in the second half as Hall Dale dropped Mt. Abram 2-0 in a girls’ soccer game Monday.

Signe Lynch earned the assist on Shepherd’s goal.

The Bulldogs’ Olivia Maynard made two saves to preserve the shutout.

Men’s soccer

Bates 4, Curry 0

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LEWISTON — A senior captain and three freshmen scored as Bates men’s soccer team won its third straight game, and for the fourth time in its past five contests, with a 4-0 non-conference triumph over Curry College on Monday at Russell Street Field.

Curry was not without its fair share of scoring opportunities, but Bates goalie Sam Polito made six saves, several from close range, to preserve the Bobcats’ fourth shutout of the season.

Four different players scored for Bates, led off by senior captain Aaron Nickelsberg’s first tally of the season in the 10th minute. Bates was awarded a free kick just outside the Curry penalty area, from about 20 yards away from the Curry goal, and Nickelsberg shot around the Curry wall, managing to tuck his shot inside the right post for a 1-0 lead.

Bates freshman Justin Yacovino had two outstanding opportunities in the first 13 minutes that went unconverted. In the seventh minute, a cross on the right side from Peabo Knoth found its way to Yacovino directly in front of the Curry goal. Yacovino touched it just before Curry goalie Dan Johnson did, but the goalie got in the way of Yacovino’s shot attempt. In the 14th minute, Johnson made a diving save on Yacovino’s chance to settle and shoot on the left side of the box.


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