WINDHAM — Riley Beem and Julia McKenna each scored four goals as Windham opened its girls’ lacrosse season with an 11-9 win over two-time reigning Class A state champion Falmouth on Monday.
The Eagles were in control most of the way and twice led by two goals in the first half, but the lead was cut to 7-6 when Falmouth’s Molly Scribner scored at the horn.
Scribner then tied the game early in the second half before McKenna’s unassisted goal with 20 minutes to play put Windham ahead to stay. Goalie Logan Carper made nine saves for the Eagles.
Sloane Ginevan scored five goals for the Yachtsmen (1-1) and Scribner and Lucy Taylor added two each. Victoria Abbott made six saves. Falmouth opened last week with a 14-3 home win over Gorham.
SOFTBALL
MT. ARARAT 9, FREEPORT 3: Megan Reed struck out seven to get the win and also had a double and single as Mt. Ararat stormed past Freeport.
The Eagles got the win in their first regular-season game in almost two years. Freshman Lexie Dupre highlighted a sixth-inning outburst with a two-run single as the Eagles grabbed an eight-run lead. Jaden Lohr added two hits and scored two runs, and Breanne Hunter reached base in all four plate appearances, scoring twice.
Ava Gervais had a two-run triple in the seventh inning for the Falcons.
BOYS’ LACROSSE
CAPE ELIZABETH 18, YORK 7: Cape Elizabeth scored four goals in the final three minutes of the second quarter and four more in the first 3:26 of the third quarter, breaking open a tie game and rolling to a win over York.
Archie McEvoy had three goals and three assists for Cape (1-0), while freshman Keegan Lathrop added five goals in his varsity debut. Tiernan Lathrop and Nic Boudreau each had three goals and Oskar Frankwicz scored twice.
BASEBALL
OCEANSIDE, CAMDEN HILLS SPLIT: The Mariners sent 11 batters to the plate and scored six runs in the bottom of the seventh and rallied to defeat the Windjammers 8-7 in the second game of a doubleheader played in Camden.
Alex Bartlett walked with the bases loaded to push home the game-winning run for Oceanside. Finnegan Lynch had three hits for the Mariners, while Austin Chilles had a pair of hits and drove in three runs.
In the opener, Liam O’Neill’s grand slam put Camden Hills up for good in a 9-4 win. Sam Moody had a pair of hits for the Windjammers and finished with four hits on the day.
Lynch had three singles to pace the offense for the Mariners.
OXFORD HILLS 9, GREELY 4: The Vikings scored seven runs in the sixth inning to win their season opener against the Rangers in Paris.
Andrew Merrill had two hits, including a triple, and drove in two runs for Oxford Hills. Ty LeBlond also had at triple, and Isaiah Oufiero had two hits, reached base four times and drove in a run.
The Rangers scored one run in each of the first four innings. Brooks Williams had three hits, including a double.
– Eli Canfield of the Times Record, and Michael Hoffer of the Forecaster contributed to this report
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