BRUNSWICK

Anna Kousky led the Brunswick offense as the Dragons bounced back from their first loss with a 6-1 girls high school soccer victory over Lewiston on Thursday.

Brunswick improved to 12-1 in the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference and visits Mt. Ararat on Monday at 7 p.m.

Kousky scored a pair of goals, with one each coming from Maeve Arthur, Isabella Banks, and Sara and Lea Scrapchansky. Arthur dished out a pair of assists, while Lea and Sara Scrapchansky added a helper each.

Gemma Landry had 21 saves in goal for Lewiston.

“A great display by the girls and a great night for Maeve Arthur, our only senior on Senior Night,” said Brunswick coach Martyn Davison. “Lots of fun and a great crowd for the night game and great atmosphere for all, and well-played Lewiston for playing hard and doing a great job.”

Volleyball

FALMOUTH — The Brunswick girls dropped a 3-0 decision to Falmouth.

The Yachtsmen captured set wins of 25-12, 25- 7 and 25-12 as the Dragons fell to 6-7. Brunswick concludes its regular season on Tuesday at Deering (6 p.m.).

Despite the loss, the Dragons played well on defense, recording 40 digs. Kathleen Trapp had a team-high 10 digs along with an ace, while Mackenzie Burrows contributed eight digs, four kills, an ace and two blocks. Sophie Katz added an ace, four digs and two kills.

Boys soccer

BATH — Casey Bourque scored a pair of goals to lift Gardiner to a 2-0 KVAC win over Morse.

The Shipbuilders are 1-11-1 and will host Oceanside in their finale on Tuesday at 6 p.m.

Miles Bobbe had eight stops in the Morse cage, while Alic Shorey turned away eight shots for the Tigers (4-8-1).

Field hockey

TOPSHAM — Thursday marked the final countable games for the high school field hockey season.

In Class A North, it appears Mt. Ararat (9-4-1) has claimed the No. 5 seed and will travel to No. 4 Cony (7-6-1) for a quarterfinal.

The Eagles and Rams met Sept. 7 in Topsham, with Cony leaving with a 3-1 win.

Brunswick finished 5-9 and missed out on the postseason.

In Class B North, Morse needed wins over Oceanside and Mt. View to have a chance at the playoffs. Kerri Reno’s squad did the job and has claimed the No. 9 seed.

The Shipbuilders (9-5) are headed to No. 8 Nokomis (7-5-2) for a Saturday preliminary at 10 a.m.

The teams didn’t face-off during the regular season.

Freeport had a solid 9-4-1 campaign, earning the No. 4 seed in Class B South.

The Falcons appear to be on a collision course with No. 5 Lake Region (7-7), a team Freeport handled in a 1-0 win back on Sept. 8 in Naples.

And in Class C South, it was a tough 2-10-2 regular season for Julie Petrie’s Lisbon Greyhounds.

However, a big 1-1 tie with Class C North top seed Winthrop gave the ’Hounds a ton of points, with Lisbon garnering the No. 8 seed.

The Greyhounds have earned a home prelim on Saturday against No. 9 Traip Academy (4-9-1) of the Western Maine Conference. Game time is set for 1 p.m.

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