SOUTH PARIS — Maeve Arthur scored all three of her team’s goals as the Brunswick High School girls soccer team slipped past Oxford Hills, 3-2, in a Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference contest on Wednesday.

Julia Champagne, Emily Black and Kira Wolpow picked up one assist each.

“I thought we passed the ball very well again and were in total control, but two wonder goals from the Oxford player (Mikayla Morin) made the game close,” said Brunswick coach Martyn Davison, whose Dragons have five straight to improve to 7-3-1 and hosts Mt. Blue on Friday (3:30 p.m.). “I thought Maeve Arthur and Kira Wolpow were excellent again, and Emily Black, Sabina Smith and Kassidy Scarponi were outstanding in midfield. The defense also played very well, with Emily Cowan, Aidan Sachs and Sarah Ferdinand all excelling.

Brunswick held a 13-7 shots advantage. Goaltender Madeline Brescia turned aside two shots, while Dina Murphy picked up one save.

Sophie Sreden scored the first of her two goals at the 29-minute mark of the first half as the visiting Shipbuilders rolled to a Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference win at Belfast on Tuesday.

Morse improved to 6-2-2 and visits Mt. View on Friday at 3:30 p.m.

Abby Minott scored her first varsity goal off an assist from Brianna Williams later in the first half, and Sreden’s second made for a 3-0 Shipbuilders halftime lead.

Minott added her second goal after halftime, and Miracle Trimble scored twice. Williams and Lauren Pelletier chipped in a goal each. Williams, Trimble, Amanda Gagne, Emma Rossetti and Micailah Albertson added an assist each.

Kyle Radziszewski put home a penalty kick with one second remaining in the first overtime as Poland got past Freeport in a Western Maine Conference matchup at Poland on Wednesday.

Down 1-0, Caleb Abbott tied the game for Freeport (2-7-1) on a penalty kick with 4:15 remaining in the opening frame.

Ben Campbell scored a goal for the 4-6-1 Knights.