Blake Roma and Camden Patin scored, Dylan Crockett had two assists, and Windham picked up its first boys soccer victory of the season Tuesday with a 2-0 decision over visiting Cheverus.
Roma finished a cross from Crockett at 32:52 of the first half. Patin made it 2-0 with 15:08 left in the game.
Tate Robinson stopped four shots for the Eagles (1-1-1). Riley Daigle made five saves for Cheverus (0-4).
LAKE REGION 3, SACOPEE VALLEY 0: Parker Richardson, Sam Burnham and Jacoby Bardsley scored, and Justen McCubrey made six saves for the visiting Lakers (2-1-1) against the Hawks (0-2-1) in Hiram.
YORK 2, FRYEBURG ACADEMY 0: Robby Hanscom scored twice off corner kicks from Zach Tremblay to lift the Wildcats (3-1) past the Raiders (0-4-1) in Fryeburg.
Orrin Culp Dechant stopped six shots for York, while Brady Egan made two saves for Fryeburg.
TRAIP ACADEMY 6, POLAND 0: Tyzo Diallo tallied four goals, Jack Kem and Adrian Cunningham also scored, and the Rangers (3-0) shut out the Knights (2-2) in Kittery.
Ovi Kern made three saves for the win, while Poland’s Eliot Rioux stopped 11 shots.
WESTBROOK 3, BIDDEFORD 2: Mo Ahmed scored all three goals for the Blue Blazes (2-1) against the Tigers (2-1-1) in Biddeford.
FALMOUTH 7, THORNTON ACADEMY 0: Ali Carter had three goals and an assist to lead the Navigators (4-0) past the Trojans (1-2) in Falmouth.
Charlie Creswell added a goal and an assist, and Clayton Hickey, Ian Christie and Jack Verville also scored. Falmouth keeper Caden Berry stopped three shots.
Charlie Lemay made nine saves for Thornton.
SCARBOROUGH 3, DEERING 0: Khalil Ghosheh netted two goals, and Denver Bachman added a goal and two assists as the Red Storm (4-0) handled the Rams (1-3) in Scarborough.
Bachman set up both of Ghosheh’s goals in the first half before finishing a feed from Casey Connor in the second half.
Scarborough keeper Ryan Shugars made four saves.
GIRLS SOCCER
YORK 2, FRYEBURG ACADEMY 1: The Wildcats (1-3) scored two goals in the second half to beat the Raiders (1-2-1) in York.
Fryeburg took a 1-0 lead when Lillia Vishnykov scored five minutes into the game on a corner kick.
York tied it with 30 minutes left when Sommer Morrison headed in a cross from Ella Mello.
Mello then served a corner kick that was touched in by Tess Spaulding less than two minutes later.
YARMOUTH 6, GRAY-NEW GLOUCESTER 0: The Clippers (4-1) got goals from six players as they defeated the Patriots (0-3-1) in Gray.
Miah Jacobs, Fiona John, Emma Sullivan, Lilah Pernal, Tess LaBrecque, Emme Adams scored, and Hanna Andromalos made eight saves for the shutout.
Mallory Hardiman stopped 11 shots for the Patriots.
POLAND 3, OLD ORCHARD BEACH 0: Phoebe Paradis scored in the first half, and Leksi Langevin and Graceyn Camire added second-half goals as the Knights (4-1) beat the Seagulls (1-2) in Poland.
Vanessa Alley-Thayer stopped 13 shots for Old Orchard Beach.
KENNEBUNK 1, GORHAM 0: Alina Auriemma’s goal midway through the first half stood up as host Kennebunk (4-0) won a matchup of undefeated Class A South teams.
Kennebunk keeper Teagan Hanson stopped six shots. Sawyer VonderHaar of Gorham (3-1) made seven saves.
FIELD HOCKEY
GRAY-NEW GLOUCESTER/NYA 2, YORK 0: Kenlie Nadeau scored both goals and Mallory Kulas made 12 saves as the Patriots (3-1) defeated the Wildcats (1-2-1) in Gray.
Abby Lacombe assisted on Nadeau’s first-quarter goal. Nadeau then made it 2-0 in the third quarter, assisted by Lydia Trytek.
WINSLOW 10, OCEANSIDE 0: Nine players scored goals for the Black Raiders (2-3) in a victory over the Mariners (0-4) in Rockland.
Delana Ferran put in two goals. Emma Fales, Shawna Martin, Ava Fortuna, Dom Giroux-Pare, Hannah Delile, Brinlyn O’Toole, Mara Tyler and Abby Kiidli added a goal apiece.
Giroux-Pare made two saves and Silver Picard stopped one shot for Winslow. Oceanside’s Ada Hansen made 10 saves.
VOLLEYBALL
MARSHWOOD 3, PORTLAND 0:Nellie Young recorded 12 kills, Riley Phipps had 13 digs and four aces, and the Hawks (2-2) defeated the Bulldogs in three sets at South Berwick, 25-23, 25-18, 25-23.Brynn Folger chipped in with 11 assists.