Joe Osei and Matt Baker combined for over 300 rushing yards and three touchdowns as Cheverus built a 21-point lead and held on to defeat Westbrook, 27-22, in an interclass football game Saturday afternoon at Westbrook.

Baker had touchdown runs of 21 yards in the first quarter and 1 yard in the second quarter to put the Class C Stags (6-1) ahead 14-0 at halftime. Osei then scored on a 2-yard run in the third quarter, but just when it appeared Cheverus was in firm control, the Class B Blue Blazes (2-5) roared back within 21-16 on two touchdowns in a nine-second span.

First, Gio Staples hit Dimitri Lubin with a 21-yard TD pass before rushing for the conversion to make it 21-8. Westbrook then recovered an onside kick, and Staples found Aidan Taylor for a 31-yard touchdown on the next play, with Staples again adding a conversion rush.

Gio St. Onge’s 1-yard touchdown run gave Cheverus some breathing room in the fourth quarter. Staples quickly answered with a 1-yard TD, but the Stags recovered an onside kick and ran out the clock.

GIRLS’ SOCCER

BIDDEFORD 1, DEERING 0: Abby Bouffard’s goal five minutes into the game was enough for the Tigers (3-11) in their regular-season finale against the visiting Rams (3-9-1).

Jackie Dallaire got her first varsity assist, and Sarah Parks made seven saves for Biddeford.

Deering’s Sophie Hill stopped five shots.

YARMOUTH 2, YORK 0: Aine Powers scored both goals in the first half for the Clippers (11-1-1) against the Wildcats (5-6-2) in Yarmouth.

Powers took a short touch by Taylor Oranellas and curled a strike into the upper-right corner 10 minutes into the game, then finished a give-and-go with Oranellas about 11 minutes before halftime.

Regan Sullivan and Avery Buchanan combined for three saves for Yarmouth. Ella Hickey stopped six shots for York.

KENNEBUNK 1, MASSABESIC 0: Kendall Therrien scored off an assist from Alina Auriemma with just under 12 minutes remaining in the first half, and the Rams (2-10-1) shut out the Mustangs (0-11-1) in Kennebunk.

Kennebunk keeper Teagan Hanson made eight saves.

Hannah Troiano had 10 saves for Massabesic.

NORTH YARMOUTH ACADEMY 5, MONMOUTH ACADEMY/WINTHROP 0: Ella Giguere tallied a goal and an assist to help the Panthers (9-1-3) defeat the Mustangs (8-4-1) in Monmouth.

Natasha Godfrey gave NYA a 1-0 halftime lead, then Giguere, Alicia Fontana, Lyla Casey and Lily Rawnsley scored in the second half.

Sarah Moore made two saves for the shutout, while June Foyt turned away 13 shots for Monmouth/Winthrop.

FIELD HOCKEY

WINDHAM 7, PORTLAND/DEERING 1: Abby Trainor finished with five goals as the Eagles (5-8) defeated Portland/Deering (4-10) in Windham.

Grace Joly chipped in with two goals, and Elizabeth Gurney, Morgan McLain and Zoe Dries each had two assists.

Maya Zager scored for Portland/Deering.

SCARBOROUGH 3, SANFORD 1: Laine Niles had a goal and an assist, Jamila Mohamed stopped five shots, and the Red Storm (7-6) downed the Spartans (6-6) in Scarborough.

Caroline Hartley and Hailey French also scored for Scarborough.

Zoey McCann scored and Megan Sheppard made six saves for Sanford.

MT. VIEW 1, WAYNFLETE 0: Madison Bennett scored off a penalty corner with less than two minutes remaining in the first overtime, giving the Mustangs (2-11) a win over the Flyers (5-6) in Portland.

BOYS’ SOCCER

LEWISTON 1, CAMDEN HILLS 0: Nasip Abdi converted a penalty kick in the first half, and the Blue Devils (11-1-1) held on to beat the Windjammers (10-3) in Lewiston.

FRYEBURG ACADEMY 6, WELLS 1: Nivaldo Lucato de Souza Neto netted a hat trick while Andre DiMolfetta added two goals, powering the Raiders (9-4) past the Warriors (4-7-2) in Fryeburg.

Hugo Sala Marseca also scored for Fryeburg, and keeper Aidan Clement made five saves.

LINCOLN ACADEMY 2, YORK 2: York’s Ty Haseltine tied the game in the second half as the Wildcats (7-4-1) earned a draw against Lincoln (10-1-2) at York.

Pablo Iglesias Martin of Lincoln scored one goal and set up another by EJ Hunt.

York was aided by an own goal.

VOLLEYBALL

WESTBROOK 3, LEWISTON 1: The Blue Blazes (8-6) controlled the final two sets to beat the Blue Devils (4-9) in Lewiston, 25-14, 23-25, 25-9, 25-16.