PORTLAND – Cheverus got goals from Staci Swallow, Alex Logan and Emily Rodrigue to beat Biddeford 3-0 in an SMAA field hockey game Friday.

Cindy Clark made two saves and combined with Libby DesRuisseaux on the shutout for Cheverus (4-0).

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Alex Wahlstrom of North Yarmouth Academy clears the ball away from Taylor Blatchford of Old Orchard Beach during Friday’s game in Yarmouth. Wahlstrom scored the only goal for NYA in a 3-1 loss. Photos by Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

Anna Foss of Old Orchard Beach goes up for a header during her team’s victory over NYA.

Biddeford fell to 2-2.

MARSHWOOD 3, BONNY EAGLE 1: Hailey Bruno-Moulton, Ashley Tice and Karissa Boesch scored as the Hawks (4-0) took a 3-0 lead on their way to a win over the Scots (1-1) at South Berwick.

Lindsey Poirier had two assists. Back Erica Connors led the Hawks’ defense and Cassidy Smith made three saves.

Nina Truslow scored on a penalty stroke midway through the second half for Bonny Eagle.

SANFORD 3, NOBLE 0: Caroline L’Heureux, Emily Salls and Liz Helmreich scored to lead the Spartans (3-1) past the Knights (0-3) at Sanford.

Janelle Cannon and Lauren Sawyer provided assists, and Taylor Zuk made four saves for the shutout.

GORHAM 2, WESTBROOK 0: Darcy Brown scored both goals for the Rams (1-3) in a win at Westbrook (2-2).

Brown got an assist from Reagan Emerson for the first goal, 1:55 before halftime. Gabby Martell assisted on the second goal.

MASSABESIC 6, SOUTH PORTLAND 0: Jackie Guillemette and Alex Staples each had two goals as the visiting Mustangs (4-0) handled the Red Riots (1-2).

Maggie Redman and Mira Kuni each contributed a goal and an assist, and Logan Provencher had three assists.

THORNTON ACADEMY 13, MCAULEY 0: Morgan Dube and Jackie Parent had three goals apiece to lead the Golden Trojans (3-1) past the Lions (0-3) at Saco.

Carli Legere added two goals. Lauren Russell and Libby Pomerleau each had a goal and an assist.

KENNEBUNK 2, WINDHAM 1: Ashley Huston and Aron Bayreather scored in the first 10 minutes of the second half to lead the Rams (2-2) past the Eagles (0-4) at Windham.

Windham’s Casey Dumont and Morgan Richmond combined for a give-and-go goal by Richmond with 15:18 left.

YARMOUTH 2, TRAIP ACADEMY 1: Emma Peterson and Carlene Shaw scored and Nicole Hickey made four saves as the visiting Clippers (2-2) topped the Rangers (2-1) at Kittery.

Kaylie Andrews scored and Emily Bolton stopped 10 shots for Traip.

FREEPORT 3, SACOPEE VALLEY 1: Olivia Bubar scored two unassisted goals in the first half to pace the Falcons (2-1) to a win over the Hawks (1-3) at South Hiram.

Lynn Herbert of Sacopee scored two minutes before halftime to cut the deficit to 2-1. Korissa Lavers got an insurance goal with three minutes left, with an assist from Hannah Williams.

BOYS’ SOCCER

TRAIP ACADEMY 5, SACOPEE VALLEY 2: Brandon Metevier scored three of his four goals in the first half as the Rangers (2-1) beat the Hawks (0-1) at Kittery.

Henry Driscoll provided the other goal for the Rangers, who led 4-0 at halftime.

NYA 8, WELLS 0: D.J. Nicholas scored four goals to lead the Panthers (1-1-1) over the Warriors (0-2) at Wells.

NYA led 4-0 at halftime. Elliot Wellenbach added two goals, and Duncan George and Wesley Bright had a goal each.

FALMOUTH 7, POLAND 0: JP White had two goals and three assists, and Cooper Lycan added two goals and an assist as the Yachtsmen (3-0) defeated the Knights (0-2) at Poland.

White set up Lycan after just 3:40 and got the final goal of the first half, unassisted, for a 3-0 lead.

He assisted on goals by Ian McBrady and Lycan in the second half, then scored to make it 6-0 before feeding Lycan for the last goal.

GREATER PORTLAND CHRISTIAN 2, RANGELEY 1: Ryan Waugh scored with less than five minutes remaining to boost the Lions (1-0) over the Lakers (0-3) at Rangeley.

A.J. Elmes gave Rangeley the lead early in the first half. Ethan Spaulding tied it before halftime, assisted by Sam Whiting.

James Perkins made 15 saves for GPCS.

MT. VIEW 4, OCEANSIDE 1: Lorenzo Milani scored twice and James Philbrick had a goal and an assist to lead the Mustangs (3-0) past the Mariners (1-2) at Thomaston.

WINSLOW 6, MORSE 0: Gabe Smith had two goals and two assists as the Black Raiders (2-0-1) beat the Shipbuilders at Winslow.

Duane Tardiff had four saves for Morse (0-3).

GIRLS’ SOCCER

WESTBROOK 1, MASSABESIC 0: Marissa Martel scored from Katie Clark six minutes into the second half, and Sam Russell made nine saves as the Blue Blazes (1-2) shut out the Mustangs (1-2) at Westbrook.

CHEVERUS 7, BONNY EAGLE 2: Abby Maker scored four first-half goals for Cheverus (3-0) in a win over the visiting Scots (1-2).

The Stags led 5-2 at halftime. Darby Rawcliffe added two goals for Cheverus and Danielle Kane scored one.

Desiree Wright and Sam Campobasso scored for the Scots.

THORNTON ACADEMY 6, MARSHWOOD 1: Tori Daigle had two goals and two assists, and Amanda Arnold also scored twice to lead the Golden Trojans (3-0) past the Hawks (0-2-1) at Saco.

Hannah Folger scored for Marshwood.

GRAY-NEW GLOUCESTER 7, FRYEBURG ACADEMY 1: Taylor Darnell scored four goals and Haylee Cote added two to lead the Patriots (1-1) past the Raiders (0-2) at Gray.

Isabel Hodgman-Burns scored for Fryeburg.

OLD ORCHARD BEACH 3, NYA 1: Olivia Dubois, Amy Twohig and Abigail Dubois scored to lead the Seagulls (1-1) past the Panthers (0-3) at Yarmouth.

Alex Wahlstrom put NYA in front midway through the first half, but Olivia Dubois answered 10 minutes later and Twohig made it 2-1 before the end of the half.

OCEANSIDE 7, MT. VIEW 0: Kim Young scored three goals as the Mariners won at Thorndike.

RANGELEY 7, GREATER PORTLAND CHRISTIAN 0: Olivia Jannace, Abby Abbott and Taylor Esty scored two goals apiece as the Lakers (1-1) beat the Lions (0-1) at Rangeley.

GPCS goalie Clarissa Jones finished with 21 saves.

MORSE 5, WINSLOW 2: Brianna Williams had three goals and an assist and Miracle Trimble added two goals and an assist to lead the Shipbuilders (1-1-1) past the Black Raiders (2-1) at Bath.

CAPE ELIZABETH 2, YARMOUTH 0: Kathryn Clark scored three minutes before halftime and with nine minutes left in the game for the Capers (2-1) against Yarmouth (1-2).

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