RICHMOND — The Richmond High School boys and girls soccer teams swept Buckfield in East-West Conference action on Wednesday.

Richmond improved to 2-0 by running to a 3-0 halftime lead.

In the first period, Sadie Gosse scored unassisted just 42 seconds into the game, Amber Loon converted a Payton Johnson feed with 35:28 left, and Johnson scored off a Noell Acord set-up with 14:58 remaining.

In the second half, Kelsia Anair (Loon) tacked on the final goal with 3:31 left.

Richmond, scheduled to visit Vinalhaven on Saturday along with the boys, led in shots 22- 1 and corner kicks 5-2, with Kelsie Obie making one save.

Acord, Taylor Clapp and Andra Meagher were midfield standouts.

Buckfield (1-1) netminder Abby Therriault came away with a dozen saves in the loss.

The Bobcats also improved to 2-0 as Eddie Stewart scored two goals and assisted on a third.

Randy Moody chipped in with two goals, and Nate Tribbett and Sam Lorbeski added a goal and assist each. Cameron Emmons and Xavier Trask each picked up an assist, and Sean Bernier and Tyler Soucy were gamelong standouts.

Richmond led in shots 40-3 and corners kicks 7-3 as goaltender Dustin Sullivan made three saves.

Dulvin Downey was busy for Buckfield (1-1) with 29 stops in the loss.

Kasey Cromwell finished off a long pass from Michaela Trudeau for the game’s only goal as the Wolverines improved to 3-0 in Mountain Valley Conference play at Madison.

Cromwell’s goal came with 13:11 remaining in the first half, and Wiscasset goaltender Kayla Gordon (five saves) preserved the lead with a diving stop midway through the second half.

“This team is starting to come together and play with more confidence,” said Wiscasset coach Duane Goud, whose squad is scheduled to host Dirigo on Friday at 4 p.m.

Tylan Onorato and Hanna Foye played well for the victors on defense, while Madison (1-2) goaltender Savanna Kandiko turned away four shots.

At Readfield, the 0-1-1 Shipbuilders finished with a 25-10 shot advantage, but ended in a scoreless Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference deadlock with Maranacook (0-0-1).

“The midfield play of Bess Howell and Paige Martin sparked the total team effort,” said Morse coach Steve Boyce, whose Shipbuilders host Winslow on Friday at 6:30 p.m.

After outshooting the Black Bears 7-6 in the first half, Morse took over, using short passing to keep the ball in the Maranacook end of the field. However, the goalpost and the packed-in Maranacook defense kept the Shipbuilders from breaking through.

Morse had five corner kicks in the game.