Andy Marvin scored eight goals and Matt Frost had four and two assists as Portland opened its boys’ lacrosse season with a 15-2 win over Biddeford on Tuesday at Fitzpatrick Stadium in Portland.
Louis Thurston added two goals and two assists and Walter Hettenbach had a goal and four assists for Portland.
Biddeford is 0-2.
BONNY EAGLE 18, CHEVERUS 4: Connor Krunkkala had seven goals and three assists, Lucas Laforest added three goals and four assists and Ben Breton had three goals as the Scots (1-0) cruised past the Stags (1-1) in Portland.
Mason Leblanc made eight saves for Bonny Eagle.
CONY 13, TRAIP ACADEMY 9: Ray Pireer scored five goals as the Rams pulled away in the second half to defeat the Rangers for a season-opening win in Kittery.
Zack Waddell had four goals for Cony, and Bryce Watson, Josh Barrett, Tenny Tibbetts and Connor Gallagher added one goal each. Kanden Jones made 10 saves.
Brody Johnson led Traip with three goals and two assists. Asa Lane had three goals and an assist.
GIRLS’ LACROSSE
WINDHAM 20, OXFORD HILLS 6: Abby Trainor scored seven goals and Grace Joly added six, powering the Eagles (2-0) over the Vikings (1-1) in Windham.
Neve Ledbetter added two goals and an assist, and Marlie Ennis scored twice for Windham. Emma Ammons, Mady Donnelly and Lauren Jordan each had one goal.
Gracie Hart led Oxford Hills with three goals. Mallory Kennaugh, Ellie Winslow and Sage Winslow scored one goal apiece.
WAYNFLETE 18, PORTLAND 6: Lydia Birknes and Sasha Melnick led the Flyers (2-0) with five goals each as they topped the Bulldogs (1-1) at the Waynflete Sports Complex in Portland.
Tilsely Kelly added three goals for Waynflete and Morgan Earls and Chloe Marblestone both had two. Becca Goode chipped in one goal.
Phoebe Knoll led Portland with five goals and Gianna Smith scored once.
MORSE 6, SOUTH PORTLAND 4: Micah Wolf led the charge with two goals as the Shipbuilders earned a season-opening win over the Red Riots in South Portland.
Zoe Avery and Lily Wright each had a goal and an assist for Morse. Irelyn Lathan made six saves.
Cassidy Clyde, Cara Inman, Avery Lappin and Amelia Saunders each scored once for South Portland. Mia Roldan turned away seven shots in goal.
MT. BLUE 8, LINCOLN ACADEMY 7: Alaya Smith and Lily Huntly each scored two goals for the Cougars in a season-opening victory over the Eagles in Readfield
Alissa Butterfield, Chloe Roberts and Maya Kellett each scored a goal and chipped in an assist for Mt. Blue.
Celia Brinkler scored a game-high four goals for Lincoln Academy.
FREEPORT 8, SCARBOROUGH 6: Lana DiRusso scored four goals, including the go-ahead tally goal in the third quarter, as visiting Freeport opened with a victory at Scarborough.
Mia Levesque scored twice for the Falcons, who also got a goal apiece from Ava Stone and Kiley Webber and five saves from goalie Hailly Curtis in her debut.
The Red Storm (1-1) were paced by two goals apiece from Grace Carlista and Julia Sholl. Madison Howes and Avery Larsen also scored. Fiona McDougal made four saves.
BASEBALL
FRYEBURG ACADEMY 7, GRAY-NEW GLOUCESTER 0: Ethan Lord pitched six innings, allowing one hit, striking out 10 and walking five to earn the season-opening win over the Patriots in Gray.
Alex Allain doubled and tripled for Fryeburg. Noah Day also hit a triple, and Lord and Jordan Dutton each had a double.
Kaiden Chase doubled for Gray-New Gloucester. Isaac Ormberg and Seth Espling each singledle for the Patriots.
OXFORD HILLS 10, BRUNSWICK 0: Dylan Truman drove in four runs to lead the Vikings to a season-opening win over the Dragons in South Paris.
Cameron Pulkkinen scored three runs with two hits and one RBI for Oxford Hills.
Nick Binette and Truman each hit a double for the Vikings. Jimmy Cook hit a double for the Dragons.
SOFTBALL
OXFORD HILLS 11, BRUNSWICK 1: The Vikings scored nine runs in the first inning for a season-opening win over the Dragons in Norway.
Starting pitcher Kyeria Morse struck out eight and earned the win for Oxford Hills.
Maddy Miller tripled and Samantha McPhail and Cameron Mayhan each had a double for Oxford Hills. Mayhan and Tristen Derenburger finished with two hits apiece.
Caitlin Seitz and Alana Wakinekona had hits for Brunswick.
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