FREEPORT — After a competitive and scoreless 40-minute first half between the Freeport Falcons and North Yarmouth Academy Panthers, the four-time reigning Class D girls’ soccer state champions, on Tuesday evening, the lights at the Joan Benoit Samuelson Track and Field never came on for the second half and as a result, the contest was postponed.

The game will be played in its entirety at a later date.

Excessive heat affecting the power box was believed to be the culprit.

“I remember in the past, when it gets too hot, that box burns out and that might have happened tonight,” said Freeport Coach Dave Intraversato. “We’ll replay the game from the beginning, so this was more like a scrimmage. It was a great game, back-and-forth.”

The Falcons had a 3-1 edge in shots on goal and a 3-2 advantage in corner kicks in the 40 minutes that were played.

“It’s been a long time since we’ve had a challenging game like that,” said NYA Coach Ricky Doyon. “We were looking for that. It was a very good test and we learned a lot.”

ST. DOMINIC 1, SACOPEE VALLEY 0: Piper Croteau scored as the Saints (1-1) beat the Hawks (0-2) in Auburn.

GREELY 5, FRYEBURG ACADEMY 0: Jackie Franklin, Meadow Buxton-Rost, Avery Bush, Abby Lennox and Molly Partridge all scored as the Rangers (2-0) cruised to a win over the Raiders (0-2) in Cumberland.

CAPE ELIZABETH 4, LAKE REGION 0: Noelle Mallory had two goals and an assist as the Capers (2-0) rolled past the Lakers (1-1) in Cape Elizabeth.

Evelyn Agrodnia and CC Duryee also scored for Cape Elizabeth.

Jordan Blanton had 18 saves for Lake Region.

YARMOUTH 6, GRAY-NEW GLOUCESTER 0: Aine Powers scored two goals, while Maya Hagerty, Olive McNaboe, Taylor Oranellas and Lilah Pernal had one apiece as the Clippers (1-1) handled the Patriots (0-2) in Gray.

Abby Joyce made 11 saves for Gray-New Gloucester.

YORK 1, WELLS 1: Grace Badger scored for the Warriors (1-0-1) midway through the first half while Isabelle Young netted the equalizer for the Wildcats (0-1-1) with six minutes to go in regulation time as the teams finished in a tie at Wells.

FIELD HOCKEY

FREEPORT 3, YORK 0: Anna Maschino scored in the first quarter and the Falcons (1-1) shut out the Wildcats (1-1) in York.

Liza Fowler and Emily Groves each scored in the second quarter for Freeport. Reed Proscia had an assist.

Maddie Kryzak had five saves for Freeport.

WINDHAM 6, SOUTH PORTLAND/WESTBROOK 1: Zoe Dries and Abigail Trainor scored two goals a piece to lead the Eagles (1-1) over the Red Riots (0-1) in South Portland.

Trainor scored in each of the first two quarters and Dries had two in the fourth. Ava Gerrity and Zocia LaWind added one goal each for Windham.

Lily Dorrington scored one goal for South Portland/Westbrook.

YARMOUTH 9, WELLS 0: Celia Zinman and Sophie Smith each had three goals as the Clippers (2-0) beat the Warriors (0-2) in Yarmouth.

Madison Wiles, Erica O’Connor and Colleen Lynch also scored also scored for Yarmouth.

Quincy Schnee and Emma Shannon split time in goal for the Clippers, combining for four saves.

GORHAM 7, MASSABESIC 0: Hannah Bickford and Emily Fadrigon scored two goals apiece as the Rams (2-0) cruised past the Mustangs (0-1) in Gorham.

Emerson Homa, Abby Chamberlin and Annabelle Collier also scored. Collier also had two assists.

Mazzie McAvoy made 11 saves for Massabesic.

NOBLE 5, KENNEBUNK 0: Ashley Merchant had three goals as the Knights won their opener, beating the Rams in Kennebunk.

Malia Petelo and Leah Randall added one goal a piece for Noble.

Maddie Stevens had eight saves for Kennebunk.

BREWER 3, BRUNSWICK 1: Allie Flagg scored in each half to lead the Witches (1-1) past the Dragons (0-2) in Brewer.

Olivia Gilmore also scored for Brewer.  Marissa Zavitz scored from Ava Wolverton for Brunswick.

Ella Duchette stopped seven shots for the Dragons, while Maci Morneau recorded a pair of saves for the Witches.

BOYS’ SOCCER

GORHAM 4, FALMOUTH 1: Owen Spera and Jack Luciano had two goals and one assist each to lead the Rams (1-0-1) over the Navigators (0-1-1) at Gorham.

Simon Wissink scored for Falmouth on an assist from Evan Mayo.

DEERING 5, CHEVERUS 3: Chandrel Mangele Laza had three goals and an assist as the Rams (1-0-1) erased a three-goal halftime deficit to come from behind and beat the Stags (0-2) in Portland.

Ethan Fisher and Adao Lufumbo-Mbenza also scored. Avery Bassi-Lawrence had three assists.

PORTLAND 3, MARSHWOOD 0: Brandon Chacon netted a pair of goals as the Bulldogs (1-0-1) picked up a win over the Hawks (1-1) in South Berwick.

Baptiste Muanda also scored for Portland and Calvin Hale made two saves in goal.

Andrew Layton totaled seven saves for Marshwood.

GREELY 2, FRYEBURG ACADEMY 1: Owen Piesik found the back of the net in the first half and Bezabeh Mendelsohn added a goal in the second half to power the Rangers (2-0) past the Raiders (0-2) in Fryeburg.

Landon Dominski made five saves for Greely.

Hugo Sala Marseca scored for Fryeburg and Aidan Clement had two saves.

WINDHAM 7, WESTBROOK 0: Nick Marion scored four goals and Luke Cunniffe added three as the Eagles (2-0) shutout the Blue Blazez (1-1) in Westbrook.

BRUNSWICK 2, LEWISTON 0: Junior Beyoko scored both goals for the Dragons (1-0) as they claimed a season-opening victory over the Blue Devils (1-1) in Brunswick.

SOUTH PORTLAND 5, THORNTON ACADEMY 0: Curtis Metcalf tallied a hat trick as the Red Riots (1-0-1) rolled past the Trojans (0-1) in Saco.

CJ Marenghi and Filipe Kiangala added a goal each for South Portland. Casey Corcoran had two assists.

LINCOLN ACADEMY 7, BELFAST 0: Seven players scored as the Eagles (2-0) beat the Lions (0-1) in Newcastle.

George Siegel, Drew Hunt, Pablo Iglesias Martin, Peter Thelander, Connor Cass, Adam St. Cyr and Yago Arribas Navarro each scored for Lincoln Academy. Marcello Endrizzi had three saves.

MT. ARARAT 3, BREWER 0: Ben Theriault, Ethan Palmer and Ethan Berry scored one goal each to lead the Eagles (1-1) over the Witches (0-1) at Topsham.

– Michael Hoffer of The Forecaster contributed to this report

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