Sophia Poulin deposited three goals and Reese Bilodeau added two scores to lead Leavitt to a 6-1 girls soccer victory over Winthrop, which played most of the game shorthanded, on Thursday in Turner.

“What a crazy game,” Hornets coach Connor Cyr said.

Poulin scored twice in the first half, the second on a penalty kick after a Winthrop player received a red card for an intentional handball in the penalty box with 47 seconds left before halftime, putting the Ramblers (3-4) down a player the rest of the game.

Winthrop’s Harper Stasulus netted a shorthanded goal with 29 minutes remaining to cut the Hornets’ lead to 2-1, but a few minutes later the Ramblers lost their goalie to a red card when she was called for a trip on a breakaway, forcing Winthrop to play 9-vs.-11 for the remainder of the match.

Bilodeau then scored to goals off assists from Eris Cloutier and Poulin. Poulin added her third goal on another penalty kick, and Leavitt (4-5) sophomore Khloe Nadeau capped the scoring with four minutes to play.

Hornets goalie Jillian York finished with five saves.

CAPE ELIZABETH 3, POLAND 0: Pippi Hooper’s two goals paced the Capers (8-1) to a road win over the Knights (8-1-1) in a matchup of the fifth- and 10th-ranked teams in the Varsity Maine poll on Thursday in Poland.

Haisel McGeachey opened the scoring two minutes into the game with a goal from 25 yards out. Hooper scored her first goal four minutes later, and added her second midway through the second half off an assist by Addie Miller.

Poland’s goalies combined for eight saves — seven by Payton Blake and one by Adalyn Martin.

LINCOLN ACADEMY 2, GRAY-NEW GLOUCESTER 1: Ysabelle Bhe and Rowan Coffin scored to lead the Eagles (7-1) to an overtime win over the Patriots (3-6) in Gray.

Ainsley Harris scored with an assist from Bri Burbank for Gray-New Gloucester.

Natalie Hanna made five saves in the win, while Mallory Hardiman stopped four shots for the Patriots.

BOYS SOCCER

LISBON 1, RICHMOND 0: JT Hoyle scored on a header off a direct kick by Nolan Parker in the first half, and the Greyhounds (4-3-2) made that goal stand up in a win over the Bobcats (1-7-1) at Richmond.

LEAVITT 3, WINTHROP 1: Jacob Gibbs netted two second-half goals to pace the Hornets (5-1-2) past the Ramblers (3-6) in Winthrop.

Leavitt’s Everett Michaud opened the scoring with a goal from 30 yards out in the first half. Goalie Luke Horn made six saves.

Korbin Littler scored Winthrop’s goal.

LINCOLN ACADEMY 3, GRAY-NEW GLOUCESTER 1: Peter Norian scored twice in the first half as the Eagles (7-2) took a 3-0 lead on their way to a win over the Patriots (2-6) in Newcastle.

Norian scored with 19 minutes left in the first half on volley from 25 yards. Vito Gazzi made it 2-0 after a feed from George Siegel two minutes later. Norian added his second goal with a volley on a pass from James Hanley.

Hobey Duffy scored in the second half for Gray-New Gloucester.

MT. BLUE 2, BANGOR 0: Sam Dorr and Quin Lawless tallied second-half goals, and the Cougars (4-2-2) beat the Rams (2-6-1) in Farmington.

Stevie Davis and Quin Hoeft each got an assist. Mt. Blue keeper Ollie Cormier made four saves.

Jack Fitzgerald made 10 saves for Bangor.

FIELD HOCKEY

BREWER 2, OXFORD HILLS 0: Paced by goals from Alleia Richards and Ella Davis, the Witches (4-4) defeated the Vikings (3-6-1) in Paris.

Emily Kane need only one save for the shutout.

Oxford Hills goalie Kya Smith made two saves. Anna Fitts had a defensive save.