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NEWPORT 鈥?Nokomis Leah Edmondson knocked in a Marissa Shaw pass late in the second half to help the Warriors tie the Belfast Lions 1-0 in a mutual high school
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stanley website y.Kendra Underhill saved four of eight shots for the Warriors.Lexi Nelligan scored a second-half goal for Belfast, with Maddie Cummings assisting. Julia Ward stopped 18 of 23 shots.JV: Nokomis 7-0Boys soccerWashburn 3, FF Tigers 2WASHBURN 鈥?Jordan McLaughlin scored a pair of first-half goals and assisted on Mitchell Worcesters goal as Washburn built a 3-0 lead and withstood a second-half rally by the Fort Fairfield Tigers en route to a 3-2 high school boys soccer victory Thursday..One of McLaughlins goals was a penalty kick. Nick Bragg also had an assist and Zach Davis made five saves on 17 shots for the 5-1-1 Beavers.Mike McLellan and Jake Wortman scored for 1-4 Fort Fairfield and Derek Dufour made 10 saves on 20 shots.Madawaska 4, CAHS 1At Mars Hill, Ian Lee recorded three goals as Madawaska remained undefeated at 5-0.Dylan Whitmore added a goal for the
stanley bicchiere Owls. Kyle Blanchette had eight saves on 18 shots.Dan Brewer scored for 2-2-2 Central Aroostook. Ross Grass saved nine of 24 shots.SAHS 6, Katahdin 1At Stacyville, Patrick Goodall had three goals and assisted on two others as Southern Aroostook of Dyer Brook improved its record to 1-1-1.Cody Lassonde had a goal and an assist and Parker Walker and Cameron Landry had the other goals.Jesse Boulier and Will McGary combined for three saves on five
