Friday, May 24, 2013
From staff reports
SOUTH PORTLAND — Shae O'Brien chipped in a second-half goal and Jenacee Bradbury scored in overtime Monday to give South Portland a 2-1 victory against Bonny Eagle in an SMAA schoolgirl soccer game.
Sam Campobasso scored off an indirect kick for Bonny Eagle (1-9).
Emma Russell made seven saves for the Red Riots (4-6). Kelsey Parkin stopped nine shots for Bonny Eagle.
MEDOMAK VALLEY 2, LINCOLN ACADEMY 0: Lexi Genthner scored a goal and assisted on another by Maria Ennamorti as the Panthers (6-3-1) downed the Eagles (0-9-2) at Newcastle.
Amanda Hendrickson made five saves for Medomak. Rachel Hughes stopped 16 for Lincoln.
McAULEY 2, KENNEBUNK 1: Ayla Tartre and Maddie Wade scored as the Lions (2-8) erased a 1-0 deficit to beat the Rams (0-8-1) at Portland.
Kristen Metevier scored from Alyssa Weigle for Kennebunk.
ST. DOMINIC 3, HALL-DALE 0: Kelley McLellan had a goal and an assist as the Saints (9-1-1) shut out the Bulldogs (7-3-1) at Auburn.
FREEPORT 3, WELLS 1: Ashley Richardson scored twice and Jocelyn Davee once as the Falcons (5-5) took a 3-0 lead over the Warriors (1-5-1) at Wells.
Reilly Boyle scored for Wells from Maddie Taylor. Aubrey Pennell made five saves for the shutout.
MONMOUTH ACADEMY 3, BOOTHBAY REGION 0: Kylie Kemp, Madison Bymann and Caroline Bonefant scored as the Mustangs (10-0) beat the Seahawks (0-10-1) at Boothbay Harbor.
CHEVERUS 4, WESTBROOK 1: Abby Maker scored three goals and Darby Rawcliffe had another as the Stags (8-2) pulled away from the Blue Blazes (3-6) in the second half at Portland.
Hannah Tyson made five saves for Cheverus, which led 1-0 at halftime.
BOYS
A.R. GOULD 2, GREATER PORTLAND CHRISTIAN 1: Keelan White scored with six minutes left to break a 1-1 tie as the Bears (2-6) edged the visiting Lions (5-4) at South Portland.
A.R. Gould opened the scoring when White assisted on a goal by Patrick LeBlanc in the first half. Teddy Lane tied it later in the half.
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